By Meredith Pass
My Chemical Romance
The new release from My Chemical Romance is an emotionally charged album with song titles such as “Thank You for the Venom” and “Bury Me in Black.”
“Life on the Murder Scene,” the band’s third album, is a CD of live performances and a DVD with live performances, a video diary, TV appearances and music videos that capture the band’s past two years on tour. Since releasing their first album, “I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love,” in 2002, My Chemical Romance has toured the world. “Life on the Murder Scene” is for true fans of the band.
Shooting Jennings
Many good country artists integrate rock ‘n’ roll into their music, adding an element of “get up and dance” to the twangy sound of country music. Shooter Jennings isn’t afraid to deviate from country tradition.
Jennings’ success is not a surprise, though. He is the grandson of legendary country musician Waylon Jennings.
“Electric Rodeo,” Jennings’ second album, is as successful as his first, featuring songs like “Gone to Carolina.” His voice conveys a depth of emotion rare in today’s musicians, and he puts his heart and soul into his music.
