Laur *This Is How I Disappear*

I posted this by accident on the wrong place, so I'm posting it again:

On Saturday, The Black Parade Tour hit CT, which isn't shown up, but I'll recap.
We waited in line for about two hours to then find out that we had to switch lines, getting in was one of the fastest line's I've gone through there.
The line to the pit was horrendous, luckily though, it went fast with the ticket punching and wristbands.
The show started at about 7:30, Rise Against was amazing and their visuals were even better.
Then came the long run; waiting for MCR. I've been a fan of theirs since the beginning, but I've never seen them live, my patience was running thin.
Out came Gerard in a stretcher and nurses, and the best part was, it was really realistic, he even had the IV fluids on the side.
He stepped off the stretcher and walked to the front of the stage where he stripped off his hospital gown to reveal his Black Parade uniform which at this time, the curtain was drawn.
CT was the first show to actually have the set available, it was a wicked set. I looked over to the side and could see the blimps for “Welcome to the Black Parade”, I was stoked already.
Bob was on a 6 foot riser which made it so everyone could see him, it rotated so he got spun around a couple of times.
Anyways, they went through song after song of the Black Parade album, confetti was shot at us during “Welcome to the Black Parade” and there were also firecrackers and flames.
My favorite songs that I heard them play live were “This Is How I Disappear”, “House of Wolves”, “Cancer”, “Teenagers”, and “Disenchanted”.
“Cancer” was one of the most intense songs I think they played live. I was amazed at how it affected everyone in the pit; I don’t think I saw anyone moshing at this part. “I Don’t Love You” got pretty much the same reaction, but it was just a little less intense than “Cancer”.
After “Famous Last Words”, Gerard announced that MCR would be next so we were left in the dark again. During this little intermission, they played the album version of “Blood” which was pretty cool to see how many people knew it.
The whole concert was amazing, I really love it that Gerard gave props to all of us in the MCRmy too.
Even though they all seemed a little bit out of it, it was one of the best nights in my life. The band is amazing live, and Gerard’s mannerisms are something to make you laugh, especially when he burped during the beginning of Mama.
They ended the concert with Helena which I thought was best suited and they played about 6 or 7 songs from the Revenge album, sadly none from Bullets.
On the shirt it says that their supposed to be coming back in May and if that show is going to be anything like Saturday’s, then I’m definitely looking foreword to going again.