#road2nowhere

The Invincible Iron Man

I saw My Chemical Romance last Sunday here in Argentina (with an INSANE setlist, btw: Bury Me in Black, Our Lady of Sorrows, TO THE END). I've never seen G smile so much, he was so happy. I think they're all happier than ever, you can see it in their faces and their performances, they enjoy every second of every show.

I love seeing not only MCR, but musicians of their same age, around 45, 50, or 55, so much happier, healthier, and traveling the world doing what they love. We'd listen to them sing about how awful it was to live in this world, how much they suffered, without knowing why the fuck they were still here. Years later, they managed to change that perspective on life, becoming genuinely happy, enjoying life. They achieved inner peace.

I'm grateful that many of them speak openly about their struggles, knowing that someone you love has been through the same shit as you makes you feel less alone, even less stupid, less ugly, less self-loathing. And it makes you admire them even more, it's inspiring, and although every journey is different, I hope to achieve that inner peace someday.

It's been 18 long fucking years since MCR first came to Argentina and we let them know just how much they mean to us...I felt blessed after the concert, it was a religious experience, I was out of my body screaming the lyrics to WTTBP, I ascended. It's been over a day and I still haven't suffered from post-concert depression, and I don't think I will. I'm so happy. Dr. Way, you healed me. MCR saved my life and will continue to do so. We'll carry on.

"Just a man, I'm not a hero, Just a boy, who had to sing this song, Just a man, I'm not a hero, I don't care!!!!!!!!"

I've been posting for about 4 years, and my goal since last year was to post once a week instead of every 2 months.

So first I put all the videos I want to work with in a youtube playlist, then I write all my posts in the notes app, organizing them into interviews, music videos, live shows, and decades. This way I don't repeat videos and the posts are diverse.

But that's just for me. For you on Tumblr, I organize my posts with #.

If you are bored as fuck and want to see Dave Mustaine in the RIP era specifically but you don't want to go through a bunch of posts you can go: #dave mustaine #music video #rust in peace -> the Hangar 18/Holy Wars video post will pop up.

So, according to me, each post is about a single video but that post can have more than one part, so I use this ➙ [ 1 - 2 - 3 ], the numbers represent the other parts of the first (1) post, so each number leads to the link of another post related to the first one.

Feel free to ask me anything, I can do a post from a video you like or if you are looking for something specific and you can't find it just tell me and I can repost it (or make it).

I don't just post about Megadeth anymore, last year someone told me that they'd really like if I posted something from the Foundations Forum, since there were more bands apart from Megadeth, so from that moment on I started making posts of AIC, Death, Metallica, Soundgarden, Pantera, Ozzy/Black Sabbath, (GNR, Nirvana, Slayer, Skid Row, Sepultura -> still on drafts)..idk, what other bands do you fuck with? :)

4 YEARS OF MY FIRST POST -> BLACK SABBATH

Happy Birthday to this little account where I love to spend my free time, where I can express the enormous love I have for these bands and these musicians, cheers to them, they changed my life🥂🎂🥳

Fuck, thanks for letting me know. I don't mind if people repost my gifs as long as they tag me. I don't use watermarks (first because i just think it looks like shit) but second, because the content I use for the gifs obviously isn't mine; it's from concerts or music videos that everyone watches all the time. But I also try to use lesser-known videos, and I spend time collecting all that stuff, and even more time editing the gifs and then putting it all together.