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My Chemical Romance Band • Page 276

Discussion in 'Music Forum' started by Jason Tate, Jan 9, 2016.

  1. Mcrx

    Regular

    Anyone ever hear this one? The secret lyrics in Cemetery Drive (hint, it's in verse two)

     
  2. Are you fucking kidding me


    This is so good x 4
     
  3. justin. Dec 24, 2019
    (Last edited: Dec 24, 2019)
    justin.

    請叫我賴總統 Supporter

    I know the 9/11 is true and I remembered hearing about the “mission from God” and after digging through twitter I found Gerard commenting on it.

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  4. heymattrick

    Sending my love

    Watching Life on the Murder Scene for the first time since...well, probably since before they broke up. What a trip, it's giving me all the feels. I love this band so much. I just want to know what's coming next.

    (Also, LOTMS is back on Youtube. There's some parts that are muted to avoid copyright. But it wasn't available last month when I tried to find it).
     
  5. Drewski

    Maybe so, maybe not.

    Question: is there a large availability of AUD or SBD recordings of MCR lying around that are not centralized?

    Now that my work on the Brand New Archive has, uh, pretty much ceased, I'm debating taking on a new project.
     
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  6. TSLROCKS

    Trusted Supporter

    Are there any other archives like this? I would love to find some. I found an incredible one for Radiohead live shows but haven't been able to find many others
     
  7. Drewski

    Maybe so, maybe not.

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  8. andysoto523

    Regular

    Random thought I've had lately but does everyone think MCR's hype and demand will stay consistent or is everyone just in a honeymoon phase of having nostalgia goggles?

    When they announced their reunion a ton of people I've known since middle and high school were raving about how excited they were for the reunion on social media and that they they cannot wait to relive their emo days. MCR blew up in 2004 when I was middle school so I remember that majority of those people that that were calling MCR a lame emo band are now saying they've always been huge fans. I thought maybe it was just the people I know but friends from different areas have said the same thing about people they know. A lot of my friends that have been huge fans since Three Cheers came out have said it's infuriating that the same people who said their were "gay emo ***s" or whatever for liking MCR are now acting like huge fans.

    I'm not that big of a fan so it isn't frustrating to me but it is very confusing. MCR has always been a huge band but a band who was playing theaters on one of their last US tours now seems like one of the biggest and most talked about bands in the world at the moment. It sort of reminds me how many people who thought playing Pokemon was childish all of a sudden were the biggest Pokemon fans when Pokemon Go came out.

    Anyone else have thoughts or similar stories to this?
     
  9. justin.

    請叫我賴總統 Supporter

    In all honesty it depends on three things

    1) How frequently they tour
    2) Who they tour with
    3) New music

    Bands that don’t have a good comeback suffer at one of those.
     
  10. tomdelonge

    Trusted


    I’ve encountered some of that. P4K/trend oriented friends who are suddenly flying the mascara flag; “wow I forgot what an amazing vocalist Gerard is” etc

    It’s annoying in a way, but if people are becoming fans, that’s what matters. Kind of a three cheers for sweet revenge situation.


    As for their legacy, I think the MCR is the real deal and angsty martian teens in 2044 will still find their way to this wonderful world. The sincerity that caused 2004 jerks to mock MCR is the force cementing their place as a legacy band.

    I work a lot in the legacy/heritage rock world and it seems like the artists whose careers and work endures are the ones who are honest and thoughtful and who execute their visions well.

    I think MCR does all those things real good.
     
  11. heymattrick

    Sending my love

    I'm really conflicted on this one. I think the answer honestly depends on how well received their new music is.

    Also, the Return show was fantastic. They sounded good. But if they're really going to be playing arenas and doing big headline festival slots, they're going to have to have a bigger show to go along with it.
     
  12. flask

    Trusted Supporter

    I think MCR can definitely maintain relevance and a huge fan base if they write new music. They're amazingly talented song writers. I can see them having the same kind of career Fall Out Boy has. But man there were so many people I went to high school with posting on FB after the announcement like "ugh EMO ME IS SCREAMING." Cringe.
     
  13. tomdelonge

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    I think the MCR story also captures the zeitgeist of 00’s emo culture so romantically, from the origin story to the rise, the controversies in the UK, the sudden breakup. It’s just a really great story.

    Someday Timothee Chalamet Jr is gonna make a really good Gerard.
     
  14. BTDandFeelingThis

    Now I Know This World Isn’t Spinning Just For Me Prestigious

    I feel physical pain when people say that
     
  15. clockwise

    GREEN DUDES BEST GREEN DAY PODCAST Prestigious

    Yeah it's just how the culture shifted while they were gone. Things that maybe you'd get made fun of for liking before suddenly came into vogue. Similar to how PATD were playing small theaters in 2011 and are now headlining arenas.
     
  16. heymattrick

    Sending my love



    Thought some might find it interesting that Gerard has a teleprompter on stage. I know a lot of touring musicians use them. I know Gerard has always had some problems with remembering lyrics so a smart move on his part.
     
  17. clockwise

    GREEN DUDES BEST GREEN DAY PODCAST Prestigious

    Idk why but I'd rather them fuck up the lyrics than use a teleprompter. Guess it doesn't matter too much though. Matt Skiba, Tom Delonge, and Billie Joe have all jumped on the 'prompter train in the last couple years.
     
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  18. flask

    Trusted Supporter

    teleprompters confirmed not punk
     
  19. JaytotheGee

    Trusted Prestigious

    Fully agree, at least messing up makes it feel more real
     
  20. RyanPm40

    The Torment of Existence Supporter

    I have such a lack of trust in myself that I'd probably use a prompter too, even if I was confident I knew the lyrics. Same reason I use a GPS in my own hometown sometimes if I'm looking for a specific road I don't go down too often lol
     
  21. Ben Lee

    I drink coffee and dad my kids Supporter

    Teleprompters are fair game.
     
  22. flask

    Trusted Supporter

    Next you’re gonna tell me they have to tune by ear.
     
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  23. ItsAndrew

    Prestigious Prestigious

    I think the hype will die down once everyone has gotten a chance to see them live. The hype for Fall Out Boy is nowhere near the hype for them back when they reunited. It will be interesting to see how well the tour does. Can they fill up arenas? I guess time will tell.
     
  24. Ben Lee

    I drink coffee and dad my kids Supporter

    I feel like the hype for MCR would be way higher had they announced a new record. I’m hoping they announce one when they announce the tour, and drop a single with a short(ish) album rollout.

    I don’t know how long the hype sustains without new music in today’s world. Again, I think FOB nailed it with their reunion rollout.

    I’ll be really surprised if the tour is just a tour and no new music comes with it.
     
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  25. TSLROCKS

    Trusted Supporter

    I’m surprised they haven’t already announced a tour by now honestly