The Wrong Side of Heaven and the Righteous Side of Hell, Vol. 1 [CD] [PA]

Good CD while traveling all the miles we do. Good change of music sometimes but still love the Christian songs to put it in to a different perspective!

I waited outside for my Best Buy to open so I could be the first to get this album! I write this review as I'm listening to it too. This album is very different in lyrical content as well as guitar melodies (compared to their last 3 albums.) Many times when bands experiment with their sound, the results are not so good. FFDP is the only exception I can think of! This album is still as brutal as their last few, but the style in which FFDP conveys their message is different. In sum, get this album if you are a fan. You won't regret it.

The Wrong Side of Heaven, Vol. 1, is a solid album from Five Finger Death Punch. The opening track shows the kind of energy fans are familiar with, and the secondary vocals by Rob Halford of Judas Priest are a welcome addition. The track "Mama Said Knock You Out" puts a unique spin on a rap song by LL Cool J, and the duet with Maria Brink (of In This Moment) titled "Anywhere But Here" is simply beautiful, as is the title track. I would recommend this to anyone who liked American Capitalist.

I don't think FFDP can make a bad album. Every single song has a hook to it that keeps their songs in your head all day. The collaboration with Rob Halford on track 1 is my favorite and i love the remake of Mama Said Knock You Out, the old LL Cool J song from the early 90s. Great CD and worth every penny.

GREAT BAND. LOOK PAST THE HARDCORE ROCK AND LISTEN TO THEM SING. YOU WILL BE HOOKED, GUARANTEED.

This is really a great album!!! The Rock is simply fantastic! at least 75% of the album are songs you really want to hear. It's FFDP - What else is there to say???

These guys just keep getting better and better with each cd they put out. I just love about every single track. I've owned the cd for over a month now, and it still hasn't left the cd player in my car. I just can't stop listening to it. Well worth the money for any FFDP fan. And for those of you who are not a fan yet, pick up this cd, and you will be.

I long anticipated the next ffdp album after American capitalist and was happy to purchase this album. Though not bad it certainly does not reflect the same greatness that American capitalist shared. There are a lot of songs that are in collaboration with other artists, which is cool and sound good for the most part but then the album has other variations of those songs so you're really left with only a handful of new songs. Overall worth the purchase but they've done better in the past.