For Jilli: YouTube MCR video for Black Parade
I can't decide if that's Lucas Haas in the video as "The Patient."
Also, I'm terribly amused that they like to toss the equipment around on stage.
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
For Jilli: YouTube MCR video for Black Parade
I can't decide if that's Lucas Haas in the video as "The Patient."
Also, I'm terribly amused that they like to toss the equipment around on stage.
For Jilli: YouTube MCR video for Black Parade
Yaaaaay! Thank you, sweetie.
Also, I'm terribly amused that they like to toss the equipment around on stage.
I'm just terribly amused and enchanted by them in general. The next time they come to Seattle, I swear I am calling in EVERY possible favor I have from people so I can meet them.
(Which is even funnier when you know that the MCR boys are huge, huge gaming geeks, and there is a chance that I might be able to use the "Hey, did they play Magic? Would they be interested in meeting a Magic artist?" tactic. When I told Pete this plan, he snickered and rolled his eyes at me.)
So Jilli, did you see MCR on SNL this weekend? They were all epic and agitated.
Jilli ... didn't you know The Black Parade video is on the official MCR site?
I think this album is going to be a big commerical success for them. The local commercial station has been playing the song, and for a country Victoria top-40 station to play them, seems to indicate they're going to hit big.
So Jilli, did you see MCR on SNL this weekend? They were all epic and agitated.
No. I'm going to search on YouTube for the performance when I have some slack time tomorrow.
Jilli ... didn't you know The Black Parade video is on the official MCR site?
Yeppers, I did. But I'm perfectly willing to watch it whenever someone posts a link to it.
I think this album is going to be a big commerical success for them.
The reviews have been really good. So, y'know, it's not just my obsessed squee-ing saying it's a good album! Other people think so too!
I think this album is going to be a big commerical success for them.
I saw the video several times on Dutch TV, alongside videos for other pop hits by the likes of Scissor Sisters, James Morrison, etc.
I've never listened to MCR before, but I iTuned it last night and listened to it on the train this morning. My morning commute was really brightened by cheerful music about death and what-not. (No, really.)
What do their other albums sound like?
That's kind of their sound. It's at its best on this album, I think, but if you liked this one, check out their other stuff.
Crap. I'm gonna need an 80 Gig iPod pretty soon. And my Mac Mini (where all my music resides) is running out of space too.
What do their other albums sound like?
The independent radio station I listened to when I lived in VT used to play stuff from their last album all the time and it never really grabbed me. I don't know why. But I really like this one, so I may have to go back and re-listen.
I've had "Welcome to the Black Parade" in my head for days now. In a good way.