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| 1. DVD video tartalma: |
| 1. | Video Diary
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| 2. DVD video tartalma: |
| 1. | I'm Not Okay
I Promise
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| 2. | Cemetery Drive
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| 3. | Our Lady Of Sorrows
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| 4. | Honey This Mirror Isn't Big Enough For The Two Of Us
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| 5. | You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison
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| 6. | Headfirst For Halos
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| 7. | Ghost Of You
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| 8. | Thank You For The Venom
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| 9. | Give 'Em Hell Kid
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| 10. | Vampires Will Never Hurt You
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| 12. | I'm Not Okay
I Promise
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| 13. | I'm Not Okay
I Promise
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| 14. | I'm Not Okay
I Promise
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| 15. | Helena
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| 17. | I'm Not Okay
I Promise
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| 18. | Ghost Of You
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| 19. | You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison
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| 20. | I'm Not Okay
I Promise
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| 21. | I'm Not Okay
I Promise
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| 22. | Helena
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| 23. | Helena
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| 24. | Ghost Of You
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| 25. | Ghost Of You
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| 3. DVD video tartalma: |
| 1. | Thank You for the Venom
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| 2. | emetary Drive
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| 3. | Give 'Em Hell, Kid
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| 4. | Headfirst for Halos
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| 5. | Helena
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| 6. | You Know What They Do to Guys Like Us in Prison
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| 7. | Ghost of You
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| 8. | I'm Not Okay
I Promise
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| 9. | I Never Told You What I Do for a Living
Demo Version
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| 10. | Bury Me in Black
Demo Version
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| 11. | Desert Song
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Recorded: Dec 2003-Feb 17, 2004
Now the CD+2DVD package Life on the Murder Scene fans the flames of fanatiscism with live performances, demos and rarities, including over 4 hours of footage of live performances, MTV2 $2 Bill, MTV Discover and Download, plus Sessions @ AOL, and Live @ Launch. The love affair with My Chemical Romance has just begun.
My Chemical Romance originate from New Jersey and are fronted by Gerard Way (Lead Vocals), and backed up by Mikey Way (Bass Guitar), Frank Leo (Rhythm guitar, backup vocals), Ray Toro (lead guitar, back vocals), and Bob Beyar (drums).
Disc 1: dvd - Video Diary
Disc 2: dvd - Live Performances, TV Appearances, Oline Performances, Videos
Disc 3: cd - Live Performances
* 1-3. tracks - Live from MTV2 2$BIll
* 4. track - Live at the Starland Ballroom
* 5-8. tracks - Live from AOL Sessions, February 17, 2004
* 9-10. tracks - Recorded December 2003, The Shed (NYC)
* Alex Coletti - Video Producer
* Atom Rothlein - Video Director
* Brett Eliason - Mixing
* Britton Rizzio - Video Producer
* Craig Aaronson - Executive Producer
* Daniel Wise - Engineer, Mixing
* David May - Post Producer
* David Naylor - Executive Video Producer
* Greg Thompson - Engineer, Mixing, Video Engineer
* Howard Benson - Producer
* Ken Blaustein - Producer
* Mike Dooley - Sound Recording
* Mike Plotnikoff - Mixing
* Neal Weiss - Video Producer
* P.R. Brown - Art Direction, Photography
* Raena Winscott - Post Producer
* Rich Costey - Mixing
* Sam Aslanian - Executive Video Producer
* Trevor Niemann - Design
Life on the Murder Scene combines two classic ways for a band to bide time in one convenient package: it's a live album and a live DVD. Actually, it's even a little bit more than that, since the live DVD also contains two TV appearances, a selection of performances originally aired online, the videos from My Chemical Romance's 2004 major-label debut, Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, and three "Making the Video" segments -- and there's a second DVD, containing a "Video Diary," where the bandmembers spend two hours talking and talking: talking about their influences, talking about why they make music (basically, to save lives, whether it's theirs or their fans), talking about each other, talking about how they met, talking about comic book art, talking about 9/11, talking about signing to a major label, talking about touring, talking about "becoming more theatrical," talking about how they're "anti-rock & roll," talking about how "there's no groupies, that's the best part of My Chemical Romance fans." Basically, talking about anything that's happened to the band, which makes this less of a day-by-day video diary and more of an insanely detailed two-hour documentary about a band that is on the cusp of breaking big. In other words, not the thing to convert the skeptics who were not convinced that MCR is a generation-defining band based on "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)" and "Helena," but it's a gift designed for those 25-and-unders whose lives were saved by Three Cheers. It's stuffed to the gills with live performances and ephemera, the kind that wears its repetition proudly (no less than seven different appearances of "I'm Not Okay [I Promise]," for instance), and it takes the hearty soul of a fanatic to sort through it all. For all others, Life on the Murder Scene is a test of patience -- the CD less so, since the live renditions are enhanced by rhythms that are tougher on-stage than they are on record (which tends to ground Gerard Way's hammy vocals), and there's also less of it, so it's easier to digest. But only the dedicated could sort through the four hours of video here, plus the hour of music. They'll do so happily, and be pleased that they can get all this stuff in one convenient package, but Life on the Murder Scene is such a piece of product for a particular moment -- a moment when MCR had been voted Band of the Year for Spin, but have yet to cross over into the mass popular consciousness; a moment when the band needs new material to keep its momentum going, yet has nothing ready; most importantly, a moment when their adolescent angst resonates with a particular generation that is slowly, inevitably reaching a point where the angst no longer makes sense -- that will always exist as a snapshot of this point in time and never be much more than that.
---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide |
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