My Chemical Freak: My Chemical Romance All The Time

Yes you read it right.  Noise11.com says singer Macy Gray will release her album entitled “Covered” in March of 2012.  On this album is a cover of My Chemical Romance’s “Teenagers”.  A couple other songs include “Creep” by Radiohead and “Here Comes The Rain Again” by the Eurythmics.

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If you have problems watching this video on MCF, CLICK HERE to watch on Youtube.

Thanks Brett for the link!

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Thanks Brett for the pic!

According to MCRMYColorado on Twitter, the Gothic Theater in Denver, Colorado has sent an email out with scarce details about the spur of the moment show.  They say more details to come, but with the 25th quickly approaching it leaves me as well as others wondering just how accurate this information might be.

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“Drug addiction, highway accidents, destroyed instruments, a death hoax and a thieving drummer coloured a tumultuous 2011 for My Chemical Romance. But the band’s silent linchpin, Ray Toro – who plays guitar like Randy Rhoads and sports an afro that has multiple fan-founded Facebook accounts – is celebrating. The year that tested their tenacity more than ever is the same year that marks MCR’s decade anniversary.”

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Yes it can be yours!

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This photo of Gerard Way is one of NME’s 2011 Most Stunning Photos of the Year!

See more of the pictures here… 

Check out the new calendar just made available in the MCR store!

For $9.99 it can be yours!

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“My Chemical Romance are a band constantly progressing in both sound and image as they search for musical enlightenment. Bass player Mikey Way tells Lindsey Cuthbertson about the US punk rock group’s most positive changes yet.”

Read the entire interview here…

“Danger Days didn’t just provide My Chemical Romance with an opportunity to break free from The Black Parade’s heavy rules and restrictions. The freedom the quartet experienced throughout the creative process gave them space to not only reflect on their career, but also gain important insight into fundamental decisions they made along the way.”  — Interview with Gerard Way by Nova FM

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