My Chemical Romance || My top 6 Riffs (as a metal musician)
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Published 2022-07-10
This is my top 6 riffs by MyChemical Romance. Why 6? because I think these are the very best off of their albums. Of course, I like all their music. Btw, this is my own opinion.
This band is very special to me, because thanks to them I wanted to become a musician since I was kid. And, as weird as it sounds, they made me like heavier music. Yup, first some core and emo stuff, and then, that lead me to the love of my life, metal music.
Making this video was actually pretty fun because I got to know what kind of gear they used at the time, tried to replicate their guitar tone and remembered how well done their songs are.
00:00 - Riff 6
00:17 - Riff 5
00:44 - Riff 4
01:12 - Riff 3
01:37 - Riff 2
02:10 - Riff 1
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All Comments (21)
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listening to these riffs on their own, I would think MCR was a metalcore band
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I know in my insides that "Thank you for the venom" was the first place...
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everybody say "thank you ray toro!"
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Frank coming from a punk/HC background and Ray coming from a metal background, I think it gives them this style thats unique to the band while also being very accessible and enjoyable on the ears, while also leaving space for and complimenting Gerards theatrical vocal style
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I started listening to them because of peer influence, when emo was a thing. Now, as a musician, I appreciate and can highly praise their guitar work everytime. Frank and Rey are geniuses on making countermelody guitar lines.
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I feel like you could just pick any 6 songs from three cheers and itd be valid. The guitar work on that album is unmatched
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They're a sick sick band and the guitar parts are always mesmerizing to me
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nothing can really beat the outro (dual vocals part) to Vampires Will Never Hurt You for me... something about it
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I knew about this band since I was a kid but didn't ACTUALLY get into them until the 10th anniversary of The Black Parade. Since then, I've kinda realized that out of all their contemporaries, they're by far the closest to being a legitimate, traditional rock band (well, without the sex and drugs). Compared to Fall Out Boy, Panic!, All-American Rejects, and more of that scene, MCR legitimately rocked the hardest out of all of them. I'll always respect them for that.
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Why did ytb recommend me this ONLY a year after ?? That selection's pretty cool, i share almost the same !
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I love Bury me in Black. I really wish we could get a finished version of it.
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thank you for the venom's riff is so acid
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Im not a big fan of 7 strings but now i want one that thing is gorgeous
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the list's ingretiends are really original. Usually people preparing classic lists. Black parade, im not ok ... but yours... chosen good rifs, I loved it
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All some of my favorites
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thank you for the venom was the first mcr song i started practicing and most likely my no. 1 favorite mcr song so im glad you ranked that as your no. 1 too lmao, legendary video
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Bury me in black and thank you for the venom is pretty heavy
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thank you for the venom always just does it for me it's such a great song
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Awesome list! I love all their albums about equally, but my favorite material is their post-Black Parade stuff (Conventional Weapons, Danger Days, Mad Gear, and Fake Your Death) for the most part, but I have to admit that the riffage is way more memorable for the first two records! I LOVE Sorrows, but for me, I personally prefer the intro to Halos! Also super glad to see BMIB get it's shine <3 was pretty kickass to hear that one live! BMIB and Sorrows were the only two they played from this list at my show Edit: The Foundations Of Decay is another one of my favorites!!
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yep, so agreed! give em hell kid is my absolute fav
