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This blog is here to serve as a repository for all of my favorite MCR and MCR-related content. It will primarily be reblogged content. However, I may make the occasional original post should the mood strike me. May this blog bring you all as much joy as I anticipate it to bring me. Cheers!
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About Me and tagging info under the cut:
About Me:
Name: Liz
Pronouns: she/they
Age: 27
Favorite MCR song: Famous Last Words
Favorite MCR album: Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
Seen MCR two times: 9/1/2022 in Uncasville, CT and 9/7/2025 in Boston, MA. Seen L.S. Dunes one time: 7/15/2023 in Providence, RI. Posts from these shows will be tagged as #myshow
I have a fairly detailed tagging system. I try to be very consistent and organized so that I can retrieve posts easily when I search for them in the future. So here's a little guide to how I tag.
Photos of each member get tagged with their first name. Gerard is #gerard, Frank is #frank, Mikey is #mikey, and Ray is #ray. When the whole band is in a photo, I don't bother tagging them individually.
#bullets - content from Bullets era
#revenge - content from Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge era
#parade - content from The Black Parade era
#danger days - content from Danger Days era
#conwep - content related to Conventional Weapons
#tpk - content related to The Paper Kingdom
#swarm - content from the Reunion/Swarm era
#lltbp - content from the Long Live the Black Parade era
#lotms - content from the Life on the Murder Scene documentary
#be still my beating heart - anything is sweet, sentimental, or borderline heartbreaking. Search up this tag if you need a good cry.
#fan art - self explanatory
#parallels - when parallels are drawn between different eras, lyrics, etc
#funny - anything silly. Might rename this one eventually bc it's kinda lame but it serves its purpose.
#info - important information, usually historical or specific
#audio - posts with an audio file
#video - posts with a video file
#save - special, specific stuff that I want to save
#morgue speaks - any of my original posts or posts that I have reblogged and made an addition to
okay guys ngl I listened to tpk for the first time today and dive hit me so hard. like I’m laying in bed crying thinking about it and I’m not even listening to the song right now. I don’t know if any other my chem song has been this rough for me
Love those interviews where Gerard meets a straight dude and is like. I'm gonna make this dude fall in love with me within the next 5 minutes. Just for funsies. *tiny giggle*. *heart eyes*. *nervous smile*. Ok now I will never see you again. <3.
Something very strange happened. Haven't seen anyone else talking about it so I figured I'd share.
I downloaded the leaked Paper Kingdom and BATMAN MAP files so that I could put them on my Spotify local files to listen. When I do this, I always put the files into Apple Music on my computer first so I can edit the metadata (track number, album art, etc.)
When I dragged the mp3 files into Apple Music, most of the track from The Paper Kingdom got put into an "Unknown Album" folder, which it typically does and then I edit the metadata from there. However, the track for Paper Swords specifically didn't get put into the Unknown Album folder. It showed up as an album called "Fuck You Scammers" with the artist already listed as My Chemical Romance.
Obviously, I was able to edit the metadata to change it from that, but this piqued my interest because I'm not even sure how it would've pre-populated that metadata other than maybe if Apple Music runs local files through a database for copyright reasons. I tried googling "fuck you scammers my chemical romance" to see if anything came up or anyone else had found this, but nothing of substance came up. I was curious if anyone else has had something like this happen when they upload the files to Apple Music or anywhere else, for that matter. Honestly, I wouldn't put it past them (Frank, especially) to somehow code it to recognize the tracks and do a bit of a middle finger to people leaking/pirating the files (which like, honestly, fair). But yeah anyway just wanted to share in case someone else was wondering about this.
Screenshots attached from before I edited the metadata for proof. Video shows that when you click the "Show Complete Album" button on Apple Music it takes you to some random song by an artist called Paper Swords.
