The Black Parade
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'''''The Black Parade''''' is an album by the band [[My Chemical Romance]]. It rocks. | '''''The Black Parade''''' is an album by the band [[My Chemical Romance]]. It rocks. | ||
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==Highlights== | ==Highlights== | ||
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Some of the best tracks include: | Some of the best tracks include: | ||
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* "[[Famous Last Words]]" | * "[[Famous Last Words]]" | ||
* "[[Disenchanted]]" | * "[[Disenchanted]]" | ||
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==Themes== | ==Themes== | ||
| - | + | ''The Black Parade'' is essentially an album about death and the regrets of its protagonist, the patient. It explores the people he's afraid he's hurt and is leaving behind; his fears about what he should have done with his life; and his doubts as he [[Hamlet|shuffles off this mortal coil]], possibly going to hell. So it's pretty much a [[concept album]]. And you gotta love that accordion on "Mama." | |
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[[Category:Albums]] | [[Category:Albums]] | ||
[[Category:Rock and/or Roll]] | [[Category:Rock and/or Roll]] | ||
Current revision as of 18:24, 16 December 2007
| The Black Parade | |
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| Artist: | MCR |
| Genre: | Pop-punk
Emo |
| Hidden track: | "Blood, blood, gallons of the stuff..." |
| Gerard Way always looks kind of snotty to me. | |
The Black Parade is an album by the band My Chemical Romance. It rocks.
[edit] Highlights
Some of the best tracks include:
- "Dead!"
- "House of Wolves"
- "Mama"
- "Cancer"
- "Sleep"
- "Famous Last Words"
- "Disenchanted"
[edit] Themes
The Black Parade is essentially an album about death and the regrets of its protagonist, the patient. It explores the people he's afraid he's hurt and is leaving behind; his fears about what he should have done with his life; and his doubts as he shuffles off this mortal coil, possibly going to hell. So it's pretty much a concept album. And you gotta love that accordion on "Mama."
