Famous Last Words - Brothers In Arms 

KosmicKobra thank you for your service, people like you help us stay strong in our darkest days, thank you

Lol thats cute

RESPECT

s3p41r0t41 You need to hook those up to at least a 1000W Dual Channel

s3p41r0t41 if it was really ghetto you wouldnt even delivery there

yuhh

Gotta love a breakdown 🤟🤟🤟

my favorite albums are two-faced charade and this! they are both amazing!

you can't believe it this is all the bands I've discovered in the past months The Amity Affliction, Crown The Empire, Hollywood Undead, A Day To Remember, Famous Last Words. So I'm behind on a lot of good bands

+Blake Stevenson same its only been recent since i have started listening to all of these good bands

+Blake Stevenson and also look up in fear and faith and my enemies & i, these are really good bands in my opinion

TrailerParkJedi I prevail isn't bad and I'll check them out

+Blake Stevenson Hollywood Undead fucking rocks!!!!!

same

Ok, but WHY GEODUDE!?

LOL you haven't heard Two Faced Charade have you xD maybe this song is meaningful but thats it XD the last albums is about murder xD

Kyle Kirby yeah I happen to know every song of that album xD but tbh I think if you look beside the murder stuff, when it's about going insane and becoming a psychopath I think it's quite meaningful... Haha

Iske Zandbergen Haha

Yes Two-Faced Charade tells the romantic story of a girl who turned a boy into a psycopathic murderer for love xD. Shakespeare wishes he was that romantic

denonimophantom hate to say it, but Shakespeare was definitely more romantic. You just need to understand what he's writing and see it all play in your head.

No, its about a bunch of people that had died, and their discussing their lives and deaths with each other and it turns out they were all connected in some way or another. This one is about a soldier who was KIA.

+Falcon DeRichio Which, could've been from WW2. Judging from the uniform on said soldier in video, it is WW2

***** Duly noted.

Very late to the party here, but it's based of the fight against Al Quaeda. Stated in the Piano tribute to this song.

LOL that´s true bruh

True

just watch a film with a d day scene

This would make a badass walking dead song after Glenn dies

the guy from "brothers in arms" is the son of the man from "life before my eyes" and brother of the guy from "the killing zone", who is the best friend of the guy from "fading memories"

The woman from The Fog is the mother of the guy from One in The Chamber, who in turn was the drunk driver who killed the father from Hell In The Headlights. The sons of the man from My Life Before My Eyes are the guy from Brothers in Arms, and the guy from The Killing Zone. Fading Memories is from the perspective of the friend of the man from The Killing Zone.

only you and me

+Jmel Daniel and me

+jirka culka it's too sad that the people don't hear anymore this

+trueganster sorry for the english, it is not my languaje

yeah...

Like Pretty in Porcelain. :)

J Gosserr yes

B r u h

Here 🔥

Yep. Jarred, the soldier, is the son of the guy from that song

DjPiCklE you should ask what the albums about, it all connects :D this ones about a guy who died in war

CalebF_32 oh. cool!

I believe it is. They don't talk about war as them serving their contries. Lines like these show this: "I hear children cry. No time for goodbyes." "Pain in each step I take with my bleeding feet This air it’s so hard to breathe Through the dust and the smoke and the torrid debris Marching forward Towards the murder" NOTE: If you were fighting in a war, and proud of it, you WOULD NOT call it Murder. But they do here, which leads me to believe it's anti-war. But this Is what I think, though I may in fact be wrong. I hope this helps! *Gives you cupcake and hugs you*

It's just a story. Not anti-war, not pro-war. The whole album is about people who died and they tell each of their stories. This is the Soilder's story. It's just a story

It's not anti-war. This song is from a soldiers perspective right before he dies. They were fighting in a country that has a really repressive government in an attempt to free the citizens that live there. The story continues in the song The Uprise, which is from a girl's perspective, and talks about her village being inspired by the sacrifice the soldiers took for their freedom, which results in them revolting against their government.

It's not pro or anti-war. It's about how a soldier named Jarred is going to war and while he doesn't want to die, he is proud to die fighting alongside his brothers in arms. The song "The Uprise" is about how the villagers Jarred's army unit saved were inspired by their heroic efforts and overthrew their corrupt government

Yes I did

Actually the whole album is explained in a singlular story format (which is why I love this album). "Letter to the council" and "council of the dead" reveal that these 7 souls were brought together as a gift that the other souls dont get and instead of passing are brought to the land of the deceased. Or so the Chairman explains. The story seems separated at first but its basically a Group therapy session for the dead where the stories all come together. "the Fog" is about a woman named Nancy who suffered from Alzheimer’s. The Chairman tells us that Nancy was lost in the fog of her own mind and was ready to move on. Meanwhile “Hell In The Headlights” is about a man named Eric who was the victim of a hit and run by a drunk driver. Eric tells what he remembers from his last moments. Eric and his daughter were driving home one night when they were hit. He explains to the council that he does not really care about his own fate. He is not even thinking of his own death, but about what has happened to his little girl. He just wants to know if she made it or not. “Brothers In Arms” occurs and is about a soldier named Jarred who died in battle over seas. In the song, he explains to the council that he was proud to die next to his brothers in arms. He sacrificed his own life to save countless others. Meanwhile back at home “The Killing Zone” is happening and it is the first song of the album that gives us an explanation of how the characters are connected. It is about a man named Daniel who steals drugs and money from his drug dealer and ends up getting gunned down in the street for it. His brother, Jarred, recently died overseas in the war. Daniel feels that his father wishes it were him who died instead of Jarred. His best friend convinced him that stealing drugs from their drug dealer would give him some sort of “street cred” and in desperation to find self worth, he went through with it. On the other hand “Fading Memories” is about the friend, Zack, whose struggle with addiction has taken a very real toll on his life. He selfishly convinced his best friend, Daniel, to steal drugs for him, knowing that he was putting him in danger. After Daniel was killed for stealing the drugs, Zack copes with it the only way he knows how and ends up overdosing. "Entity” is the interlude track to give the listener an emotional break, and to set the tone for the next track “The Uprise”. The Uprise is the only song that isn’t about someone who is actually in the Council. The song is about a girl named Aisha whose village was saved by American soldiers, one of them being Jarred. The soldier’s sacrifices gave Aisha and her fellow villagers the courage and inner strength to stand up and rebel after the death of the soldiers and how they now have the courage to stand and fight for themselves in their memory. “My Life Before My Eyes” is about The father,Bob, who has lost everything at this point. Both of his sons have been taken from him, Jarred and Daniel. As he slowly fades away in the hospital, he faces his greatest fear of dying alone in the same hospital that Nancy from before was staying. After Nancy and Bob's passing “One In The Chamber” begins with Jake, whose mother, Nancy, recently passed away. Overwhelmed with grief and hospital bills, he develops a drinking problem. One night he goes out after having too many drinks, and hits a man and his daughter, Eric. He ends up killing the Eric and leaving the girl to live the rest of her life without a father. Unable to deal with his guilt and grief, he takes his own life thus bringing each of the stories to a conclusion. Finally, “The End Of The Beginning” is the last song of Council Of The Dead. After each council member tells their story, the Chairman tells them to really look at their fellow council members. As they do, they finally start to remember who they are. Friends and family members are reunited in the afterlife. The Chairman explains to them that they have a choice now. How they move forward from this point is up to them. Fucking genius album and I love the messages and story behind it. Though this album has nothing to do with previous albums. ;P sorry to burst the bubble but its too good a story not to share :)

Two faced charade isnt connected with this

Exactly :P two totally independent stories

No, this guy was murdered in a war zone. You see "fire" everywhere in this song

Plus Elise's boyfriend was killed in Two Faced Charade story

its all concept albums they just tell a story bruh

i'm pretty sure its 4/4 or 3/4, wasn't really paying attention but it sounded standard to me

yeah most of it is 4/4

Side note at the time around his death A team of marines suffered a similar to his while trying to save a village (see the uprise)