I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love by My Chemical Romance, album cover
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I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love

Released23 July 2002
Popularity86.1

I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love is the debut album by My Chemical Romance, released on 23 July 2002 through Eyeball Records. Geoff Rickly produced it at Nada Recording Studio in New Windsor, New York, and the whole thing was recorded in just seven days. Its eleven songs mix post-hardcore, emo and punk, and circle around depression, anger and disillusionment. Some fans hear a concept album in it, though the links between tracks are mostly their own.

It made little noise at first, with scarce reviews and no chart presence until 2004. That was the year Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge arrived, and attention gradually followed. Critics remained divided on the lyrics and composition, but its style set it apart from the emo of its day, and it has been influential on the genre. Singles included "Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough for the Two of Us" and "Headfirst for Halos". It has since gone gold in the UK.

I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 41:17

Tracklist

  1. 1Romance[anonymous] and [unknown]1:05
  2. 2Honey, This Mirror Isn’t Big Enough for the Two of UsIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way3:53
  3. 3Vampires Will Never Hurt YouIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way5:29
  4. 4Drowning LessonsIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way4:26
  5. 5Our Lady of SorrowsIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way2:08
  6. 6Headfirst for HalosIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way3:30
  7. 7Skylines and TurnstilesIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way3:25
  8. 8Early Sunsets Over MonroevilleIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way5:07
  9. 9This Is the Best Day EverIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way2:15
  10. 10CubiclesIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way3:54
  11. 11Demolition LoversIero, Pelissier, Toro, Way, Way6:07
Produced by
Geoff Rickly, Alex Saavedra
Recorded at
Nada Recording, Nada Recording (New Windsor, New York)
Recorded
May 2002
Mixed by
John Naclerio
Mixed at
Nada Recording
Engineered by
John Naclerio
Mastered by
Ryan Ball
Artwork
Marc Debiak, Gerard Way
Photography
Alex Saavedra
Labels
Eyeball Records, Eyeball
Length
41:17

Line-up

  • Frank Iero · electric guitar, vocals, background vocals · guest
  • Matt Pelissier · drums (drum set)
  • Ray Toro · electric guitar
  • Mikey Way · electric bass guitar
  • Gerard Way · vocals
  • Geoff Rickly · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough for the Two of Us” · 15 December 2003
  • “Headfirst for Halos” · 3 April 2004

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 2007129
US Vinyl Albums · 20152
UK Independent Albums · 20078
US Catalog Albums · 201528
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 201529
US Album Sales · 202286

Certifications

RegionCertification
United Kingdom · 2007Gold

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SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz23 July 2002
Wikipedia infobox23 July 2002
Wikidata23 July 2002
US release23 July 2002earliest US date
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
23 July 2002USEyeball Records637872002223original
16 April 2004GB20/20 Recordings602498662335other
23 September 2005USEyeball Records637872002223other
2007USEyeball Records637872002223other
2007USEyeball Records637872002223other
3 February 2009USEyeball Records637872005910other
9 October 2015XWReprise Records093624915256other
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