Fascism looks better every minute.

They're not that eager to march in the Black Parade, which is where emos believe they will go when they die.

On a serious note, I see that a rep from SOPHIE was there and it apparently caused the Daily Mail no shame. SOPHIE, named after and founded in honour of a woman beaten to death because she looked different.

Way to go, Daily Mail!

Chances are in three years time all those adorably cute girls will be Fugazi fans.

They'll also be street legal by then if you get what I'm saying.

Thank you MCR!

I want this band dead.

Absolutely shitty band.

Fans are all dellusional, it's gay.

Kids think its cool to jump onto this band just because of marketing hype.

Hopefully these dellusional teenagers can overcome the shitty "MCR" fad that seems to be going on, everywhere.

The fans look absolutely horrendous too. What's with the horrible hair and make-up?

It looks PATHETIC.

Leave the kids to their dressing up and having fun. Chances are they're little more self aware and subjective about it than the NME and most of it's >20 readership.

Most popular music is little more than bullshit theatre nowadays, at least they picked the band where the theatre is more important than the music.

tommydski wrote:Chances are in three years time all those adorably cute girls will be Fugazi fans.

They'll also be street legal by then if you get what I'm saying.

Leaving you a brief window of opportunity between them being impressed by your OOP Lungfish LPs and them noticing the lyrics for Suggestion.

I've never actually heard MCR but I'm assuming they are a shitty band.

I don't think it matters. They seem like the sort of band kids will like for about six months before moving onto something else. Chances are it will be something a little bit better. In a few years time half of this lot will be Shellac fans, mark my words.

Quite a few of us on the forum (the younger crowd I guess) had a certain amount of luck in that our gateway band was Nirvana, who weren't an especially terrible band but they served in pretty much the same way the 'mainstream' rock bands do today. Some MCR fans will lose interest in music. Some will move to a different genre. Maybe some will dig a bit deeper into independent music and give us all an audience over the next decade or so.

Seriously, if the existence of this band is your main concern today, you are fucking blessed as a human being.