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WTTBPWelcome to the Black Parade (song by My Chemical Romance)
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TAKE THAT: The Circus VERDICT: ***** THERE'S a section of the first song oTake That's new album where they sing about soldiers, to a military drumbeat, and for a nanosecond it sounds like a soft pop version of My Chemical Romance's Welcome to the Black Parade.
Reviews: Big top rivalry; ALBUMS by Birmingham Mail (England)
Take That The Circus Rating THERE'S a section of the first song on Take That's new album where they sing about soldiers, to a military drumbeat, and for a nanosecond it sounds like a soft pop version of My Chemical Romance's Welcome To The Black Parade.
CD review by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Captured on CD and DVD, it's a memorable night, serving up the singalong likes of Welcome To The Black Parade, The Sharpest Lives (a real shot of tequila to remember) and Mama.
Music: album of the week; MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE The Black Parade Is ... by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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