Shed a Tear

Apparently I have misinterpreted an interview conducted with Muse about their new album. Matthew Bellamy, the amazing frontman of the band, told BBC Radio that with the new music on the album, "We will be knocking on Classic FM's door, you know." Also in the interview, it is said that the formerly alternative rock threesome will be abandoning rock for classical music entirely, making the new album I was so excited about being released in September a bust. I really hope that this isn't a permanent change for Muse, or I might just have to kidnap Bellamy and his fellow bandmates and force them to make rock music and release it all myself. I will not stand for an all-classical formerly rock group forever. Cry with me, please.

Now that I am totally depressed about my most cherished rock group of my life, My Chemical Romance (MCR) is going to be releasing "¡VENGANZA!" on their website. On March 9 MCR claimed to have nine never-before seen videos from the encore set of the Mexico City show from October 2007. The scheduled release for these videos is April 10, along with some exclusive photos too. And I have not gotten a chance to see Watchmen yet, so I can't tell you if MCR's cover of Bob Dylan's "Desolate Row" is any good for now. I would advise that you find out for yourself, if you are or have in possession an adult over the age of 18 to buy you into theaters. Watchmen is rated "R" as in "Restricted", otherwise no one admitted under the age of 17 without a parent or guardian.

And I noticed that Seamus has posted that No Doubt is reuniting! Sorry Seamus, just had to let everyone know that I am a follower of No Doubt, but I also have recently discovered that the band will be going on tour minus their frontwoman, Gwen Stefani, who is busy making white rap music. What a killjoy. I will admit that I like some of her new music, but overall I think Stefani was stronger with No Doubt.