A couple of pics...
( We'd Laugh So Hard It Would Sting )
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MCR is coming to my city in March and I swear if my parents don't let me go (for the third time -___-) someone is going to get hurt. I would risk my life to see this band and they don't get that... grr.

From an interview with Gerard Way:

MusicPix: We’ve talked a lot about emotions. And it appears that you guys have touched a hot spot because life is hard. MCR has touched a hot-spot that seems to be prevalent (and necessary) for all of us to deal with and that’s the ability to cope with the dark side of life- the duality of life. You’re obviously reaching folks with ‘issues’- what’s it like to have that kind of therapeutic influence?


Gerard: It great because it works really well…because the band started as my therapy… and then it became the band’s therapy… and that’s how we functioned for about seven months. And then it became other people’s therapy so it just made sense. Now it’s to the point where it’s a lot people’s therapy. And that’s really what the live shows are. It‘s a cathartic release of so much positive and negative energy being shot back and forth- and that’s what the live show has become. And our fans, we have the best fans in the world! We’re just starting to scratch the surface with our fans…they are the loudest, they are the craziest, they feel like our army. I can’t remember the last time I saw a band –not just have a room full of fans but to have an actual army. That’s really what they feel like when we play. We’ve actually tried to make the message slightly more positive live because I realize how impressionable some people can be.

< < MRC is my emotional supplement. > >

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I need to write a letter to a soldier in Iraq for school. Does anyone know someone serving overseas?
Happy Wednesday.

<3 Raven.