Frank has spoken to the masses via MCR.com.
“Jeez, time flies friends. Where did the hours go? One year ago today Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys was released into the world. I honestly cant believe its already been a year. I must say a year into any of our other records and it felt like we wrote the songs a lifetime ago… But with this one it kinda still feels brand new somehow. I dont know how to explain it. But maybe thats a testament to the way we feel about this record. I dont think every stone has been unturned with this one yet.”
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“My father and grandfather are both drummers, so music was a big part of my childhood,” says My Chemical Romance guitarist Frank Iero. “On the weekends, I used to go to clubs to see my grandfather play Dixieland and standards, and then I’d go somewhere else to watch my dad play the blues. A lot of times these were after-hours places where I shouldn’t even be. The owners kind of looked the other way.”
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“Just when fans thought they couldn’t take it any further, 2010’s Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys created a whole new world: a dystopian, disco-punk future where life is short, cars are fast, and where a raised voice is a lost soul’s best defence.”
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Can’t get enough pics from Voodoo Festival of MCR? See more from thedeadhub.com here…
“Since MCR is a bit more current they seemed in touch with the crowd. Soundgarden, meanwhile, took some time to find their groove, perhaps as a result of not being together for a while.”
If you are planning on going to Big Day Out tickets will be on sale today at 9am!
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If you are planning to see My Chemical Romance at the Voodoo Festival in New Orleans, you might want to take a look at the line-up and times!
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A hot topic. So much so there is an article about it! Yes, you heard me right.
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From the artist’s perspective. Comic book writer and artist, Jonathan Rivera has written a blog post about his involvement in the making of My Chemical Romance’s singles “Na Na Na” and “Sing”
See and read more here of part 1…
See and read more of part 2 here…
