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TEENAGERS
FAMOUS LAST WORDS
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PLANETARY (GO!)
THE KIDS FROM YESTERDAY
SKYLINES AND TURNSTILES (DEMO)
KNIVES/SORROW (DEMO)
CUBICLES (DEMO)
Track 1 Produced by Rob Cavallo, Doug McKean and My Chemical Romance / Track 2 Produced by Geoff Rickly / Track 3 Produced by Geoff Rickly and Alex
Saavedra / Tracks 4, 5, 6 and 7 Produced by Howard Benson / Tracks 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 Produced by Rob Cavallo and My Chemical Romance
Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound, NY
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helena 3:28
I still love the way this song fires off as the opening to Three
Cheers To me, Helena has all of the components that
made for a great MCR song - honesty, vulnerability, and
kinetic force. A direct result of the passing of Mikeys and my
grandmother, Elena Lee Rush, the song would go on to be one
of our signatures and always the show closer. Very fast, very
angry. Gerard Way
(Iero/Pelissier/Toro/Way/Way) 2004 Blow The Doors Off
The Jersey Shore Music, Inc. (BMI)
Produced by Howard Benson / Mixed by Rich Costey
Recorded by Mike Plotnikoff / Recorded at Bay 7 Studios,
Valley Village and Sparky Dark Studio, Calabasas, CA /
Additional engineering by Eric Miller / ProTools editing
and programming by Paul DeCarli / 1958 Hammond B3:
Howard Benson
Drum Tech: Jon Nicholson at Drum Fetish / Guitar Tech/
OUR Sonic Guru: Keith Nelson / Production Coordinators:
Matt Griffen and Dana Childs / Runners: Arturo Rojas,
Fernando Diaz, Mike Gardner, Chris Ozuna, Bryan Mansell
(From the album Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge)
From the moment we first demoed this song until the last time
we ever played it live, Not OK has always felt like home...
as if those 3 minutes and 9 seconds were where we belonged.
There was a feeling of excitement and fun somehow embedded
in those 4 chords. We must have played it thousands of times in
total, and every time I heard that D octave come blaring from
stage left the hair on my neck would stand up. It always felt
fresh and new yet somehow beautifully familiar and I never got
sick of it thats a rarity. Frank Iero
(Iero/Pelissier/Toro/Way/Way) 2004 Blow The Doors Off
The Jersey Shore Music, Inc. (BMI)
Produced by Howard Benson / Mixed by Rich Costey
Recorded by Mike Plotnikoff / Recorded at Bay 7 Studios,
Valley Village and Sparky Dark Studio, Calabasas, CA /
Additional engineering by Eric Miller / ProTools editing
and programming by Paul DeCarli / 1958 Hammond B3:
Howard Benson
Drum Tech: Jon Nicholson at Drum Fetish / Guitar Tech/
OUR Sonic Guru: Keith Nelson / Production Coordinators:
Matt Griffen and Dana Childs / Runners: Arturo Rojas,
Fernando Diaz, Mike Gardner, Chris Ozuna, Bryan Mansell
(From the album Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge)
cancer 2:27
mama 4:41
teenagers 2:44
The troubles that I had during The Black Parade writing sessions
arent a mystery to many of the fans of our band. A mixture of
pressure, self doubt and severe depression had left me a shell of a
person, which in turn led me to remove myself from the situation.
During one of our phone conversations, my brother (Gerard) said
to me, Hey, I wrote a song for you. I think youre going to love
it. When I finally made my return to recording, I remember the
guys were in the live room playing a song I hadnt yet heard.
Even in the distance and through the walls I was so completely
blown away that the song stopped me in my tracks. Hearing that
song in the live room for the first time - the mix of emotion, lyrical
sentiment and triumph brought me to tears. It illustrates that
regardless of the obstacles standing in your way, not only can you
overcome them but rise from the situation stronger than youve
been in your entire life. Mikey Way
(Bryar/Iero/Toro/Way/Way) 2006 Blow The Doors Off The Jersey Shore
Music, Inc. (BMI) and Blow The Doors Off Chicago Music (ASCAP)
Produced by Rob Cavallo and My Chemical Romance /
Engineered by Doug McKean / Recorded at Eldorado
Recording Studios, Burbank, CA / Assistant Engineer: Chris
Steffen / Strings Recorded at Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA /
Assistant Engineer: Jimmy Hoyson / Mixed by Chris Lord-Alge
at Resonate Music, Burbank, CA / Assistant Engineer: Keith
Armstrong / Strings arranged by David Campbell
Additional Musicians: Jamie Muhoberac B3 Organ, Synthesizers,
Wurlitzer
Additional Protools: Lars Fox / Guitar Techs: Andrew Hans
Busher, Tyler Dragness / Drum Tech: Mike Sack Fasano /
Production Coordinator: Cheryl Jenets
(From the album The Black Parade)
sing 4:33
I love that its thematically anthemic, but more that it is a
purposeful passing of the torch, a nod to the new voices of a
new generation.It was a call, a last call, to the kids of today...
time to kill the fear, stop the voiceless state, take the baton
and run with it.
(Iero/Toro/Way/Way) 2010 Better Living Industries Music
(BMI)
Produced by Rob Cavallo & My Chemical Romance /
Engineered by Doug McKean / Recorded at Lightning
Sound Studio / Additional Engineering: Dan Chase /
Assistant Engineers: Steve Rea, Russ Waugh / Additional
Pro Tools Engineering: Lars Fox, Dan Chase / Mixed by
Chris Lord-Alge at Mix LA / Assistant Mix Engineers: Keith
Armstrong, Nik Karpen / Additional Mix Engineering: Brad
Townsend, Andrew Schubert
Drum Tech: Joe Libretti / Guitar Techs: Todd Youth, RJ
Ronquillo, Ace Bergman / Production Manager: Cheryl
Jenets / Production Assistant: Jaime Neely
John Miceli Drums, Percussion
Keyboards and Sound Design
Jamie Muhoberac
Jamie Muhoberac
Kids From Yesterday allows me to reflect on my entire life being a kid, growing up, learning about the universe, entering
adulthood, and pondering the future. In that respect, it acts like
a time capsule/time machine in my mind. Countless memories
pour out of me that I hadnt thought about in decades or had
seemingly almost forgotten. This song came together in the
early a.m. during one of the all nighters of the Danger Days
sessions. Theres really something other worldly about that time
of day, because it puts you in a completely different frame of
mind, and out of this other place came Kids. I never get tired
of listening to this song, and it also stands as one that Im the
most proud of. Mikey Way
(Iero/Toro/Way/Way) 2010 Better Living Industries Music (BMI)
Produced by Rob Cavallo & My Chemical Romance /
Engineered by Doug McKean / Recorded at Lightning
Sound Studio / Additional Engineering: Dan Chase /
Assistant Engineers: Steve Rea, Russ Waugh / Additional
Pro Tools Engineering: Lars Fox, Dan Chase / Mixed by
Chris Lord-Alge at Mix LA / Assistant Mix Engineers: Keith
Armstrong, Nik Karpen / Additional Mix Engineering: Brad
Townsend, Andrew Schubert
Drum Tech: Joe Libretti / Guitar Techs: Todd Youth, RJ
Ronquillo, Ace Bergman / Production Manager: Cheryl
Jenets / Production Assistant: Jaime Neely
John Miceli Drums, Percussion
Keyboards and Sound Design
Jamie Muhoberac