Studio Album · No. 3

Just Like You Songwriting Credits by Falling in Reverse

2015 Epitaph 12 tracks 45:00

Produced by Michael "Elvis" Baskette

Epitaph Post-hardcoreMetalcore
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Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 12 of 12 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 12 / 12 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 12 tracks with documented writers, by whether Falling in Reverse carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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12 trackswritten by Falling in Reverse 0 tracksoutside writers
Falling in Reverse's roles on this album

Share of the 12 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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By the Numbers

12
Tracks
7
Lyricists
1
Producers
2015
Released
Data Insight

Jacky Vincent's last album with the band, and his co-writing presence ends with it. From here the second name on most tracks belongs to producer Michael 'Elvis' Baskette rather than a guitarist, which is the point where the band stops functioning as a writing partnership and becomes Radke plus a production room.

Just Like You is Falling in Reverse's third studio album, released on 24 February 2015 through Epitaph. Twelve tracks that pulled back from the rap direction of Fashionably Late toward straighter rock. It reached number 21 on the Billboard 200 and number 8 in Australia, the band's highest Australian placing at the time.

Track Listing & Credits 12 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Chemical Prisoner
Michael "Elvis" BasketteCharles MassaboRonnie RadkeJacky Vincent Michael "Elvis" BasketteCharles MassaboRonald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
2
God, If You Are Above... #45
Michael "Elvis" BasketteCharles MassaboRonnie RadkeJacky Vincent Michael "Elvis" BasketteCharles MassaboRonald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
3
Sexy Drug
Charles MassaboMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie RadkeJacky Vincent Charles MassaboMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
4
Just Like You
Charles MassaboMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie Radke Charles MassaboMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
5
Guillotine IV (The Final Chapter)
Charles MassaboJacky VincentRonnie Radke Charles MassaboJack Casey VincentRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
6
Stay Away
Tom DenneyMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie RadkeJacky Vincent Tom DenneyMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
7
Wait and See
Charles MassaboRonnie RadkeJacky Vincent Charles MassaboRonald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
8
The Bitter End
Charles MassaboMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonnie RadkeJacky Vincent Charles MassaboMichael "Elvis" BasketteRonald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
9
My Heart's to Blame
Charles MassaboRonnie RadkeJacky Vincent Charles MassaboRonald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
10
Get Me Out
Ronnie RadkeJacky Vincent Ronald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
11
Die for You
Derek JonesCharles MassaboRonnie RadkeJacky Vincent Derek JonesCharles MassaboRonald Joseph RadkeJack Casey Vincent Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)
12
Brother
Ryan OGRonnie Radke Ryan OGRonald Joseph Radke Michael "Elvis" Baskette Falling in Reverse (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 10 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Just Like You

When was Just Like You released?
24 February 2015 through Epitaph. It is the band’s third studio album.
Who wrote Just Like You?
Ronnie Radke across the record. It is the last album to carry writing credits from lead guitarist Jacky Vincent, who left the band that year.
How did it chart?
Number 21 on the Billboard 200, number 8 in Australia, number 27 in New Zealand and number 57 in the UK.
Did the sound change from Fashionably Late?
Yes. It pulled back from the rap and electronic direction toward straighter rock.
How many tracks are on the standard edition?
Twelve, running 45 minutes. The deluxe edition adds "So What!".
Is it certified?
No certification is documented for this album.

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