  My Chemical Romance hail from
New Jersey and was formed in 2001 with
members Gerard Way on lead vocals, Mikey Way
on bass, Frank Iero on rhythm guitar, Ray
Toro on lead guitar, and Bob Bryar on drums.
 My Chemical Romance released I
Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your
Love.
My Chemical
Romance signed with Reprise Records.
 My Chemical Romance released Three
Cheers For Sweet Revenge.
Drummer Matt Pelissier was
replaced by Bob Bryar.
 Three
Cheers For Sweet Revenge was certified gold.
The single "I'm Not Okay (I
Promise)" was certified gold.
Three
Cheers For Sweet Revenge was certified
platinum.
 The video for "Helena"
was nominated for 5 MTV Video Music
Awards including Best Rock Video, Best New Artist, Best Choreography, Viewer's Choice, and the MTV2 Award.
 # 91
Singles Artist of the Year
 My Chemical Romance released the
compilation of 1 CD and 2 DVDs, Life
On The Murder Scene.
My Chemical Romance released The
Black Parade.
My Chemical Romance performed on
Saturday Night Live.
 My Chemical Romance topped the
Billboard Hot Modern Rock Tracks chart with
"Welcome To The Black
Parade."
My Chemical Romance hit the Top
40 with "Welcome To The Black
Parade."
My Chemical Romance topped the
Billboard Top Digital Albums chart with The
Black Parade.
The
Black Parade was certified gold.
 # 32
Singles Artist of the Year
 My Chemical Romance hit the Top 10 with "Welcome To The Black
Parade."
The
Black Parade was certified platinum.
The single "Welcome To The Black
Parade"
was certified platinum.
 My Chemical Romance hit the Top
40 with "Teenagers."
My Chemical Romance was
nominated for an American Music
Award for Favorite Alternative Artist.
My Chemical Romance released the
set Live
And Rare.
 My Chemical Romance released the
live CD/DVD The
Black Parade Is Dead.
My Chemical Romance topped the
Billboard Top Internet Albums chart with The
Black Parade Is Dead.
The single "Helena"
was certified gold.
 My Chemical Romance could be
heard on the Watchmen soundtrack with the
cover of "Desolation Row."
 My Chemical Romance released
Danger
Days: True Lives Of The Fabolous Killjoys.
My Chemical Romance topped the
Billboard Rock Albums chart and Alternative
Albums chart with Danger
Days: True Lives Of The Fabolous Killjoys.
 # 70
Singles Artist of the Year
 My Chemical Romance hit the Top
40 with "Sing."
March 22: My Chemical Romance
announced that they were breaking up:
"Being in this band for the past 12
years has been a true blessing. We've gotten
to go places we never knew we would. We've
been able to see and experience things we
never imagined possible," the group said
in a statement. "We've shared the stage
with people we admire, people we look up to,
and best of all, our friends. And now, like
all great things, it has come time for it to
end. Thanks for all of your support, and for
being part of the adventure."
Amazon.mp3 |
I Brought You My
Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love
Released: June, 2002
Tracks: "Honey, This
Mirror Isn't Big Enough For the Two Of
Us" - "Vampires Will Never Hurt
You" - "Drowning Lessons"
- "Our Lady of Sorrows" -
"Headfirst for Halos" -
"Skylines and Turnstiles" -
"Early Sunsets Over
Monroeville" - "This Is the
Best Day Ever" -
"Cubicles" - "Demolition
Lovers " |
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Three Cheers For Sweet
Revenge
Released: June 8, 2004
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 28
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks:
"Helena" - "Give 'Em Hell,
Kid" - "To The End" -
"You Know What They Do To Guys Like
Us In Prison" - "I'm Not Okay
(I Promise)" - "The Ghost Of
You" - "The Jetset Life Is
Gonna Kill You" -
"Interlude" - "Thank You
For The Venom" - "Hang 'Em
High" - "It's Not A Fashion
Statement, It's A Deathwish" -
"Cemetery Drive" - "I
Never Told You What I Do For A
Living" |
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Life On The Murder Scene
Released: March, 2006
Billboard
peak:
# 30
Rolling Stone:
CD Tracks: "Thank You
For the Venom" (live) -
"Cemetery Drive" (live)-
"Give 'Em Hell, Kid" (live)-
"Headfirst For Halos" (live)-
"Helena" (live)- "You Know
What They Do To Guys Like Us in
Prison" (live)- "The Ghost Of
You" (live)- "I'm Not Okay (I
Promise)" (live)- "I Never Told
What I Do For A Living" (demo) -
"Bury Me In Black" (demo) -
"Desert Song" (demo) |
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The Black Parade
Released: October 24, 2006
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: A-
Tracks: "The
End" - "Dead!" -
"This Is How I Disappear" -
"The Sharpest Lives" - "Welcome To The
Black Parade" - "I Don't Love
You" - "House Of Wolves" -
"Cancer" - "Mama" -
"Sleep" - "Teenagers" -
"Disenchanted" - "Famous
Last Words" |
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Live And Rare
Released: December, 2007
Tracks: "Famous Last
Words" (live) - "Cancer"
(live) - "House Of Wolves"
(live) - "Dead!" (live) -
"Mama" (live) - "My Way
Home Is Through You" - "Kill
All Your Friends" |
Amazon.mp3 |
The Black Parade Is Dead
Released: July, 2008
Billboard
peak:
# 22
Live Tracks: "The
End" - "Dead" - "This
Is How I Disappear" - "The
Sharpest Lives" - "Welcome To The
Black Parade" - "I Don't Love
You" - "House Of Wolves" -
"Cancer" - "Mama" -
"Sleep" - "Teenagers" -
"Disenchanted" - "Famous
Last Words" |
Amazon.mp3 |
Danger Days: True Lives
Of The Fabolous Killjoys
Released: November 5, 2010
US: Gold
Tracks: "Look Alive,
Sunshine" - "Na Na Na (Na Na na
Na Na na Na Na Na)" -
"Bulletproof Heart" - "SING" -
"Planetary (GO!)" - "The
Only Hope For Me Is You" -
"Jet-Star And The Kobra Kid /
Traffic Report" - "Party
Poison" - "Save Yourself, I'll
Hold Them Back" -
"S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W" -
"Summertime" -
"DESTROYA" - "The Kids
From Yesterday" - "Goodnite,
Dr. Death" - "Vampire
Money" |
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May Death Never Stop You
(The Greatest Hits 2001-2013)
Released: March 25, 2014
Tracks: "Fake Your
Death" - "Honey, This Mirror
Isn't Big Enough For The Two Of Us"
- "Vampires Will Never Hurt
You" - "Helena" -
"You Know What They Do To Guys Like
Us In Prison" - "I'm Not Okay
(I Promise)" - "The Ghost Of
You" - "Welcome To The Black
Parade" - "Cancer" -
"Mama" - "Teenagers"
- "Famous Last Words" -
"Na Na Na" - "Sing" -
"Planetary (Go)" - "The
Kids From Yesterday" -
"Skylines And Turnstiles"
(demo) - "Knives/Sorrow" (demo)
- "Cubicles" (demo) |
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40 chart run (from the ARC Weekly Top
40)
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