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My Chemical Romance Give Fans Inside Look to Making of 'Desolation Row'

Brooding rockers My Chemical Romance have posted a making-of-the video for their track "Desolation Row" on the band's MySpace page.The track is a cover of a Bob Dylan song and is featured on the Watchmen soundtrack. Fans will hopefully see a new album drop later this later from the band, who...

By Kelly Wilson

February 26, 2009

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Brooding rockers My Chemical Romance have posted a making-of-the video for their track "Desolation Row" on the band's MySpace page.The track is a cover of a Bob Dylan song and is featured on the Watchmen soundtrack.

Fans will hopefully see a new album drop later this later from the band, who was one of the headliners of 2008's Tempe Music Festival. The guys are in Los Angeles, where they are working on the follow-up to the overly ambitious Welcome to the Black Parade. Frontman Gerard Way recently told MTV.com that the disc will be "simple" and a return to the group's roots. And as for those Twilight sequel rumors, Way refuted those saying that the band does not want to appear on the soundtrack to New Moon.

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