This song is on the band's "I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love" album, released in 2002. It was their first album, released one year after they formed.

I think this album is very underrated, it gets overshadowed a lot and I believe it needs more attention.

This song is also important to me because I am currently learning it on bass. It's not too hard to learn, and I think I'll be able to get it soon! The baseline is very awesome.

In 2002, the band consisted of Gerard Way, Mikey Way, Frank Iero, and Ray Toro- who have always been and always will be apart of the band. The drummer changes more often, at this time it was Matt Pelissier.

I also find this song very interesting because its name alludes to the story of the next album, 'Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge.' This album follows the Demolition Lovers, and I've always found it very cool how far Gerard thinks into the future.

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-Posted by Luna G.

Of course I've been technically listening to The Beatles for a while. My parents love their music, so I've known about them since forever. However, after reading that book I'm definitely going to be listening to them more often.

This song is probably my favorite song by them. It was originally intended to be on their "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", yet it was instead released as an A-Side in 1967.

The band members did kind of change throughout Beatles history, but this song was recorded with what I consider to be the four core, main members: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison.

This song is honestly so great, The Beatles are such an influential band and it'd be awesome if you took the time to listen to this song, and any other Beatles song. They were such an amazing band, one that will hopefully never be forgotten, things in the music world would be so much different without them.

-Posted by Luna G!!

I like this song because im a kpop fan and I think this song fits with our playlist with a song someone put in the playlist (im not going to put their name) with the loud beats and it also has no bad words.

I'm not sure if I've already added this song to any of the playlists, but just in case I haven't, I'm adding it again! Even if I did, this song is super great, and it could stand to be on a few playlists.

This is my favorite Radiohead song, I love the way it sounds. It sounds very solemn, though I'd say the actual backstory isn't such as sad, as it's simply about Thom Yorke (the lead singer of Radiohead) and his close friend (who directed this music video) and fond memories of Oxford.

Radiohead also happens to be a band my mother really likes, along with an abundance of other awesome bands. This one, however, isn't one I remember either of my parents ever playing, but I'm sure my mom's heard it-she's seen Radiohead, and, in fact, has met Thom Yorke!

This song was really comforting to me, too, whenever I'm feeling down about anything at all. It just has that effect, with the way it sounds and whatnot.

I don't have much else to say about this song, but I totally recommend giving it a listen! Again, it's my favorite Radiohead song, and I do think the sound is very melancholy and pretty.

-Ending my long standing tradition of putting who posted this at the end, because though I had to do that with the old playlist, usernames now show up alongside the post; it'd just be redundant at this point.

(Shipping means like making two people or more a couple.)

Sincerely,

Jacob B.

I believe this song is one of their most popular songs, if not THE most popular song, and for good reason! I know I use the word 'beautiful' to describe a lot of the songs I add on here, and, though it's perhaps redundant, I do think it describes this song as well.

The vocals are my favorite part of this song, though the entire thing is good. I think that Kim Deal and Black Francis did extremely well; it's hard to put into words exactly how this song sounds, and, what feelings it evokes, but the sentiment is there and prominent.

If you haven't heard this song, (I'm sure most people have, as, again, it's very well known) then I'm glad to bring its attention to you, it's totally amazing--and-I'm happy to introduce it to you!

This song is my favorite Fall Out Boy song of all time, and, unfortunately, it did take me a while to find out about it! I'd say I was listening to Fall Out Boy for at least a few months, maybe a year, before I found it. I hope in putting it on the playlist I can help anyone who may end up liking it know of its knowledge much quicker than I did!

Regarding the aforementioned information about Fall Out Boy's first release, it was decided to be an EP rather than an album because the members of Fall Out Boy felt dissatisfied with Evening Out with Your Girlfriend as a whole. It was recorded in only two days, so, rushed, and it was recorded with a low budget.

Despite all of this, I am still a big fan of this song, and, moving my bias to the side, yes I can see how people may not like this song, and, yes I can see how this song could be dislike-able to some people, but that doesn't change MY opinion on it! I think it's a super cool song, and, if you happen to like it, then that's super awesome, and if you don't, then, I begrudgingly understand.

This is definitely one of my favorite MCR songs, which, may not say a lot because I have a plethora off almost-favorites when it comes to My Chemical Romance, but still, I think this song is really great, and, I'm realizing that I say this about most songs I post, but there is a reason as I wouldn't add a song I DIDN'T think was great.

As the title suggests, it's a demo, but, there's no studio version. This song wasn't even going to be released initially, actually it came out after the band technically disbanded, 2016. (They broke up in 2013.) I'm so glad they ended up releasing it in the end, it's kind of bizarre to think that there's a chance we wouldn't have gotten to hear this song, or only have been able to access it from unofficial sources as a few of MCR's other songs.

This is another one of the songs that my mom showed me, she listens to Rancid a lot because she really likes punk, and, more specifically ska, music.

I also have a Rancid vinyl that I got from a record store downtown, but it's not the album this song, rather their album "Let's Go." It's a really cool CD, and I do plan to add a song from that album soon enough.

I don't really have much else to say about this song, it's been stuck in my head for a while so I just wanted to get all my adoration for this song out. Give it a listen, it's a very cool song.

Blushed is one of my favorite local bands, I do think they sound better live than recorded but their music is still awesome. I listen to them a lot, because frankly I think they're super cool. T

Another cool thing about this band is that they have six members, which I found to be pretty interesting. Not many bands have more than five members or four, on the spot I can think only think of Slipknow, then of course, Blushed!

I decided to add this song because, one because it's my favorite song by Blushed, and two, I added a picture of the show I saw them at to my gallery on Schoology. After presenting these pictures, Mr. Lee said I should add one of the band's songs, so I did!

Just so you can find this band and follow them, they're on Spotify as 'Blushed' and on Instagram as 'blushted.tx'

I don't really have much to say about this song, other than basic facts. My Chemical Romance released this in 2005 on an album with a bunch of other rock-related Christmas songs. Not all the songs are MCR, obviously, it's more so of a compilation album with a bunch of artists who did covers/made their own Christmas songs. Out of every Christmas song in the album, and really in general, this one is my favorite, mostly because it's MCR.

This was first performed in 2011, for Yo Gabba Gabba! If you couldn't tell by the thumbnail of the video, and the video itself, MCR made this song for Yo Gabba Gabba. I could be wrong, but I'm PRETTY sure that Gerard wanted to do this since his daughter was very into Yo Gabba Gabba at the time.

I think it's really cool that they did this for Yo Gabba Gabba, the video always makes me smile, and it reminds me of when I, too, used to watch Yo Gabba Gabba ALL the time.

Gerard even has concept art of all the characters/outfits that didn't already exist for this music video, he definitely put a lot of effort into it, another reason why I've decided to add this song.

This is a cool song by them because it's just like a rock version of a song off of The Legend of Zelda's soundtrack, and I also think the title is a play on Hawthorne Height's song "Ohio Is For Lovers" which is another great song.

I didn't exactly want to add THIS song of theirs, but it was one of the only ones that was available for the school accounts on YouTube. Honestly, I just wanted to get this artist on the playlist, they're one of my favorites as of late and I've been listening to them a LOT as of late.

Another cool thing about this band is that despite the fact that this band formed in 2009, and despite the fact that they're relatively niche (to an extent, they have 33.3k monthly Spotify listeners), they're still very active! They have albums released last year, they post on their Instagram a lot, they've been doing a lot of shows recently, and they got a new member not too long ago. It's always awesome finding bands that are still active that formed more than ten years ago, because I feel like a lot of bands end up just disappearing which is very disappointing. Deadbeat Nightlife, however, didn't!

I've added a Rancid song to this playlist, however it wasn't Ruby Soho, rather Time Bomb, but they're on the same album.

I know this song isn't conventionally good, but I really like it, even perhaps more than the original. It's a fun thing to listen to, and it always brings up my mood.

This band is also pretty new, if I'm not mistaken they formed in 2023. I've seen them live at a show, January of last year, so it's actually been about a year since I've started listening to them!

I really think we should all listen to local bands more, they usually don't get much recognition by those who could so easily access them and their music. My Darling May is a super awesome band, and, you should definitely give their music a listen!

I've been listening to a lot more emoviolence lately, it's one of my favorite genres and I've gotten really good at telling what bands are this genre. I've found I really like scream-y music that is practically not understandable. It's not for everyone, I know a few people who really hate music like this, but it's one of my favorite types.

This isn't my favorite emoviolence band, nor my first, both would be Combat Wounded Veteran. I started listening to Love Lost But Not Forgotten way more recently, but I also really love them.

I hope this link works, a lot of the songs I put don't, but either way I think you should check out Love Lost But Not Forgotten!

I really like La Dispute, this was the first song I heard from them because I heard my friend talking about it, positively, so I gave it a listen. I don't listen to a lot of their music, maybe like 3-6 songs, but all of those songs are awesome.

I've also been listening to a lot more post-hardcore lately, or more so being able to tell apart post-hardcore from screamo. Of course, a lot of bands are multiple genres, but bands that specialize in post-hardcore such as Pierce The Veil, Thrice, etc, in my opinion, are awesome.

I really just find this song really nice, too. I think that it's a very emotional type of song, and I like music like that. It's a good song to listen to when sad because it's so evident that the song came from the heart.

Combat Wounded Veteran is my favorite emoviolence/skramz band, a genre that I talked about not too long ago under another song, Drown. However, I don't believe I've really described it much, and I really like talking about music, so I will.

I'm not so sure how to describe emoviolence, it's like screamo but even more screamy to the point where you can't even tell what they're saying. I really enjoy music like that. Skramz is basically just 90s screamo, to summarize.

This song is very short, but I like it very much, and since it is short you should totally give it a listen.

This is my favorite Thrice song, I don't listen to THAT much of their music but out of everything I do listen to I like this song the best. As I've been getting into more emoviolence lately, I've also been getting into more pxh! (pxh is a shortening of post-hardcore, my friend had to explain that to me)

The aforementioned friend really likes this band, in fact it's his favorite band. He really likes post-hardcore, more than anyone I've ever met, he shows me a lot of bands Thrice, including Thrice.

I have added a Malice Mizer song before, but it was on last year's playlist near the beginning of the year so most people either don't remember or weren't here for that. So not only did Luna request it, but it's also due time for more Malice Mizer.

To provide some information about them, they're a vkei band who formed in 1992 and unfortunately disbanded in 2001. However, the lead vocalist Gackt has said that a world tour is a possibility soon, so they may be coming back!

If you saw the title of the video I chose to add, you will see it's the live version. That's because vkei, standing for VISUAL kei, is about VISUALS too! I think the style is very pretty, which is why I wanted to add a video that included a representation of the style with the song.

This is a relatively long song, but I think that everything about it is completely worth the length!

A Skylit Drive is a mainly post-hardcore and mall-screamo. This is their most popular song, and I will admit it's also one of my favorite songs by them and in general. I really like the sound of it.

There's not much I have to say about this song, I just really like it and wanted to add it to the playlist.

Sincerely, Master Splinter :D

I hope you enjoy the song as much as I do!!!

Sincerely Sophia Saucedo/ Master Splinter

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Once again, I'm adding a more popular song to the playlist. I really like this song, it may be a basic choice, but it might be my favorite!

And, also again, this is a mall-screamo and post-hardcore band, like A Skylit Drive. Those genres commonly overlap, they're very similar, which is why many bands qualify as both.

I haven't added a song in a while, according to the playlist it's been a month, so I just wanted to add a song that I find very cool! I listen to this song a lot, and I think it'd make a good edition to the list of songs I've added this year.

Sincerely Sophia Saucedo/Master Splinter

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This is my favorite My Chemical Romance song, and really, my favorite song ever. I really love it, I don't know how to explain, but I do think it sounds really beautiful and solemn. I could listen to it forever and never get bored. I think that the lyrics and the sound of the song match perfectly.

I love this song so much, which is why I've been saving it for the last day of Creative Media. Other than Thursday, this is the last time I'll see any people in Creative Media while I'm in 7th grade. Next year, I'll be in my last year of middle school, which is pretty crazy to think about; I think this song is a really perfect song to end the year.