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⌊Ghost of You + The Black Parade⌉
The Way Brothers in Las Vegas // Oct 19th 2024 // finelytaylored on Twitter
mikey hanging out after the show the grog shop, cleveland, oh 04.06.2004 | pixiestickfairy @ lj
mikey in tbpid! → disenchanted
AND THEY WERE ROOMMATES
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love what mark hoppus said about gerard:
Image description; quote by Mark Hoppus of Blink-182
"They were great, really cool people to hang out with. Mikey [Way, bass] was always smiling and in a good mood. Gerard Way was always really friendly.
We were touring together in summertime, and it's weird to see that guy in daylight - it's like when you see Davey Havok from AFI in the sunlight - and you think, 'There's something wrong with this, this isn't right!' My Chemical Romance would be sound checking, and you'd see Gerard in the middle of the daytime with shorts on. He has very ladylike legs. Very slender - but bony also.
"I wish those guys the best. They were very cool and very creative, and I hope they follow blink's lead and hate each other for a few years, and then come back and do something cool. Hopefully stronger than ever."
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mikey's t shirts series (rest in piss all his old wardrobe 🙏): don't google yourself
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Yippi!
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But like so many bands of its era with bills to pay and a reputation to uphold, Thursday isn’t above indulging in emo nostalgia. “I used to get really bummed on being like, ‘We’re doing “Full Collapse” tonight,’” Rule admitted.
This wore on Rickly as well, until a conversation with Mikey Way of My Chemical Romance around the time the two bands teamed up for an anniversary tour helped put things into perspective. “We were talking about how much better things are now, not because we’re standing on the stage in an arena,” he said. “This is life after death for the band, there’s nothing to prove,” he added. “Stop worrying about like, ‘Do I even like these old songs?’ Of course you do, they’re great songs.”
Ian Cohen, The New York Times, "Thursday Ends a 13-Year Break From New Music With a Pointed Song," April 12, 2024.