Blurryface

Scary face man stares at me when opened.

Product ReviewThe cold weather was approaching, and I love the band Twenty Øne Piløts. I wanted something to keep me warm when I sat on my couch in the living room while I watched TØP music videos. I have blankets at home but they're too big and it's too much work to fold them back. I found a Twenty Øne Piløts throw blanket on Amazon and I HAD to buy it. I had read a couple reviews and I was surely convinced I wouldn't regret buying this product. It was said to be perfect sized, very soft and warm.The main strengths of this product is that it is travel size, extremely soft, and most of all, it shows how much I support my boys in the band (and I make new friends with it). I took my throw blanket with me to my first airplane flight to New York. It was very easy and lengthy enough for my mom and I to share it on board. I was able to carry it around the city of New York while in the search for a hotel to stay at and I wasn't bothered at all to carry my weightless blanket.Now I use my blanket for everything! I use it to cover myself while I watch movies out in my living room. Also, when I can't find my sweater and I need to go to the store I just wrap myself in my blanket. It's soft enough to keep me warm enough wherever I go.As I mentioned before, I LOVE the band Twenty Øne Piløts. I also love making new friends with people with the same taste in music. I want to show support for the music they make. And honestly it's just awesome owning anything Twenty Øne Piløts related.The main weakness of this product is that it picks up some of my guinea pig's fur. Although it's not guinea pig fur proof I wish it would magically stay as guinea pig fur free as possible.Overall, I love my throw blanket and I would recommend it to anyone. It is warm, travel sized and Blurryface themed! I grade this an A.

I love this edition. The pressing is top notch and looks so cool.

Hermoso diseño de la caratula del album, el cual se confecciona con una imagen en el insert junto a una mica transparente con manchas rojas.

I'm a Heavy Metal / Hardcore kind of guy. My Favorite bands consist of Korn, Gift Giver, Cane Hill, King 810, Emmure, Etc Etc. From Nü-Metal bands like Korn, System & Limp, to Hardcore groups like Backtrack, Knocked Loose, & Rotting Out to Deathcore bands like Chelsea Grin, Lorna Shore, & Oceano.I just love heavy underground music. So normally this style of music wouldn't even catch my attention. But for some reason I heard the track "Tear in my Heart" which is on this record, on the radio at work one day and I caught myself really digging it! Didn't go any further though, just sang alone when I heard it on the radio at work every once in awhile. "I'm driving here I sit cursing my government for not using my taxes to fill holes with more cement" Then a few months later I heard another track off the record called "Stressed Out". Once again I caught myself loving the song and eventually singing along. "My names Blurryface and I care what you think" So after hearing that song a few more times and hearing the man on the radio say the name of the group I then decided to open the Amazon app on my phone, search for Twenty One Pilots, and place an order for a physical copy of the album "Blurryface" by Twenty One Pilots. It arrived the next day and now a year later I still throw in the disk every couple days in my car going to or coming home from work. Every song is catchy, with interesting lyrics, and unique beats. Every song differs a great amount from the next which I respect a lot and it holds your interest. Great record, great band, great purchase.Even though a lot of my friends in the Metal and Hardcore communities give me tons of crap for loving this band I still jam to them with pride and even have a TOP T-shirt now. HahahaMy favorite track off the album is definitely "Fairly Local".I can't wait for their next release.🤘🏻🤘🏻

It came weeks earlier than expected. No scratches on disk or case. Perfect

Front cover arrived broken but had an extra to replace it

Genre- defying (articulate hip hop, pop, EDM, reggae - ?). These guys have been around. But with the release of "Heathens" from the Suicide Squad soundtrack (along with a tremendous SNL performance), these guys are on the pop map. Lyrics go deeper. The album *Blurryface* evolves into a collective whole... and a genre bend at that.The guys feature lyrics about this character "blurryface" woven throughout the tracks (even though no song bears that title). Though i haven't taken time to dig deep into research, there's a certain contemplation behind the songs. For examples, heck out the writer's confessions--1. Of insecurity in **Stressed out** [Name's blurryface and i care what you think"; "used to play pretend" . . . but "wake up, you need the money";2. "Thinking about the end way too much" in **Ride**;3. "Not caring what's on your hair ['just wanting to know what's on your mind.'] in **We Don't Believe What's on TV**;4. Album wraps with **Goner** - perfect plea for someone's help (partner? God ?) to help him "be known by you."It's a mysterious and marvelous album. I suspect it has got love/ hate written all over the critics' pages. But I dig this. It feels like a far more melodic and grown- up Linkin Park. A little bit of screaming; little bit of heavy drum-bass; little bit of genre bend. Though ironically i hate the opening track... rest of album has been getting a ton of playtime. I'm a fan.