The Black Parade is an album centered on a character only known as "The Patient", a man fatally diagnosed with cancer who dies and begins his journey into the afterlife, reflecting on his life and what's to become of his memory towards his loved-ones and family. The End is the first song on the album, where we're introduced to The Patient on.. But The Black Parade, the New Jersey group's third studio album, is the best mid-Seventies record of 2006, a rabid, ingenious paraphrasing of echoes and kitsch from rock's golden age of.
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