Eary Sunsets Over Monroeville [Demo] 

THIS DEMO IS FAKE this is franks part 100 percent, frank plays off of the vocal and writes a lot of the octave melodies in the songs. Ray Toro explains this himself here: www.seymourduncan.com/blog/artist/ray-toro-of-my-chemical-romance He also mentions Frank writing the melody for this song in Life on the Murder Scene. "Technically, he plays more of the leads, in a sense, and I play the rhythms, but I’m playing more of the leads in a solo sense. It’s just very different depending on which song it is and we do whatever works best for the song." Ray Toro

The Attic Demos were recorded back when Frank Iero was not even in the band... He worked only on the studio and live versions of this one.

Needs to be a movie

​@mrtey7283 this is BASED on a movie. Search up the meaning behind this song.

Why I love the acc song so much

Sobbing why I love it so much

Andrew Packham they were literally recorded in an attic mate

This is an edited version of the original...

mcrs first songs were recorded in a bathroom so,

THIS DEMO IS FAKE this is franks part 100 percent, frank plays off of the vocal and writes a lot of the octave melodies in the songs. Ray Toro explains this himself here: www.seymourduncan.com/blog/artist/ray-toro-of-my-chemical-romance He also mentions Frank writing the melody for this song in Life on the Murder Scene. "Technically, he plays more of the leads, in a sense, and I play the rhythms, but I’m playing more of the leads in a solo sense. It’s just very different depending on which song it is and we do whatever works best for the song." Ray Toro

It sounds like you're listening to Early Sunsets on your phone's speaker locked in a empty storage unit

The guitar you hear was the last thing that was written, plus you can hear the other one bleeding through at some parts...it's not a demo, and definitely wasn't on Dreams Of Stabbing and/or Being Stabbed (the attic demos). Edit: I will also point out that all the attic demos are on May Death Never stop you, this isn't listed on there, and there is no of this "demo" of this song ANYWHERE on their discography, not on Dreams Of Stabbing and/or Being Stabbed, not on Like Phantoms Forever, not on I Brought You My Love, You Brought Me Your Bullets, not on Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge, not on Life On The Murder Scene, not on The Black Parade, not on Danger Days: True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, and not on Conventional Weapons. It didn't appear as a b-side on any of the sixteen singles they've released. I'm not saying there isn't a demo anywhere, I'm just saying it's never been released and the band has never even slightly mentioned it.

I think that this is actually fake. You can easily isolate the vocals and drums by extracting the center channel of the final song. I think that is what happened here. Sorry, but I think it is just an edited version of the regular song. It's the same exact vocal performance as the studio version.

THIS DEMO IS FAKE this is franks part 100 percent, frank plays off of the vocal and writes a lot of the octave melodies in the songs. Ray Toro explains this himself here: www.seymourduncan.com/blog/artist/ray-toro-of-my-chemical-romance He also mentions Frank writing the melody for this song in Life on the Murder Scene. "Technically, he plays more of the leads, in a sense, and I play the rhythms, but I’m playing more of the leads in a solo sense. It’s just very different depending on which song it is and we do whatever works best for the song." Ray Toro

Bro must've felt so superior writing this when it's just a pre production track

This is not real, someone just edited the album version in Audacity or something to try and remove some parts.. its a fan edit that people have passed off as the demo

Rebekah Wilson they removed franks ray does the main bit in this

this is rays part.

@@astronaut2853 ray said himself that frank plays the lead

THIS DEMO IS FAKE this is franks part 100 percent, frank plays off of the vocal and writes a lot of the octave melodies in the songs. Ray Toro explains this himself here: www.seymourduncan.com/blog/artist/ray-toro-of-my-chemical-romance He also mentions Frank writing the melody for this song in Life on the Murder Scene. "Technically, he plays more of the leads, in a sense, and I play the rhythms, but I’m playing more of the leads in a solo sense. It’s just very different depending on which song it is and we do whatever works best for the song." Ray Toro

AND 3 YEARS LATER I WATCH THIS VIDEO ON A THURSDAY NIGHT AND STUMBLE ACROSS THIS COMMENT.

idiots

TheXLTE so... this reply is VERY LATE so idk if your gonna see this, but the stabbing and wish you away demos were never actually released. Nine volt heart was also not released, although the lyrics were. Many people think it was an altered version of song by The Smashing Pumpkins due to the similarity in lyrics (can’t remember the title rn - sorry.) Also, this isn’t a real demo, they just stripped the song of some guitar.