My Chemical Romance The Black Parade [Explicit Content] (2 Lp's) mickey " YIELD goes from a

" YIELD goes from a punky swagger representing man's arrogance in asserting his lofty place on the food chain ("Do The Evolution") to a free jazz approach and a disembodied Vedder vocal questioning the meaning of life ("Push Me

and spacey rhythm loops (their collaboration with Marley Marl on "Das Da Way We Like 'Em")

Dan Auerbach

releasing a brief

an update of the past

My Chemical Romance The Black Parade [Explicit Content] (2 Lp's) mickey " YIELD goes from aOn this ambitious 2006 outing, My Chemical Romance boldly follows in the footsteps of Green Day, both in working with producer Rob Cavallo and in taking a conceptual route (a la AMERICAN IDIOT). The result is an impressive collection of songs that finds the goth leaning New Jersey punk pop group transforming itself into the title's "Black Parade," a darkly clad marching band that relates the woeful tale of "the Patient," as portrayed by frontman