killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R

killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R
killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical R

killjoyhistory:Obligatory “not Danger Days, but too interesting not to share”:In 2003, My Chemical Romance went on tour with the alternative rock band Vaux. Guitarist Kenneth Daniels kept a scrapbook of fliers, ticket stubs, Polaroids, review clippings, and more from the tour, including a review that described MCR as “the blueprint for the future of heavy rock.” He also took pictures of MCR and the various other bands that they toured with. If you’ve seen those individual Polaroids of Bullets-era MCR floating around, this is where they came from.See the entire book here. -- source link


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