My Chemical Romance Death is one of the favorite themes and features of My Chemical Romance, banda punk pop that brings nearly seven years in the scene. Although many classified as a banda emo, because of its proximity to the more melodic hardcore and its sentimental lyrics, have managed to dissociate itself from that definition, approaching a sound much more dark and punketa (increasingly close to Green Day).The group's beginnings date back to 2000, when the always painted singer Gerard Way called his friend from college, drummer Matt Pelissier, to form a group (it seems the schools are the real temples of rock). One day that would mark Brigide to humanity, would be the same that would take off to My Chemical Romance. "Skylines and Turnstiles", a song written by Gerard Way while living in New York and inspired by the attack on the Twin Towers on September 11, was indicated to start the musical career. So, they decided to call the guitarist Ray Toro to play along with them, because Way met him through a friend they had in common was the best guitarist he knew. They spent some time together and recorded a demo in the winter of 2001 in a room with Way, located in the basement. In this demo was recorded the song "Our Lady of Sorrows" (then called "Bring More Knives"), which was heard by the younger brother of Gerard, Mikey Way, and wanted to join (Who would not want to be star rock?). But there was a small problem: he had never touched an instrument, so I decided aperrar, leave their studies and test until late in the morning to learn to play bass. In addition arrived guitarist Frank Lero, so in a short time managed to sign with independent label Eyeball (2002) and released their debut album, I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love, who was accused of being a copy of la banda Thursday for several reasons: both bands are from New Jersey and had signed with Eyeball Records, combines both the aggressive punk pop with introspective lyrics and the album was produced by Geoff Rickly, lead singer of Thursday
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