Remember the Laughter

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Remember the Laughter
Studio album by
Ray Toro
ReleasedNovember 18, 2016
Recorded2013–2016
StudioRay Toro home studio
GenreAlternative rock
Length41:20
LabelWe're All A Little Crazy
ProducerRay Toro
Singles from Remember the Laughter
  1. "Isn't That Something"
    Released: 2013

Remember the Laughter is the first solo studio album by American guitarist Ray Toro. The album was self-released on November 18, 2016.[1] It was Toro's first album since the original disbandment of American rock band My Chemical Romance.

Track listing

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All tracks are written by Ray Toro.

No.TitleLength
1."Isn't That Something"3:03
2."Walking in Circles"3:01
3."Wedding Day"0:40
4."We Save"3:27
5."Ascent"0:13
6."The Great Beyond"4:21
7."Take the World"3:51
8."Father's Day"0:25
9."The Lucky Ones"2:53
10."Requiem"4:11
11."Look At You Now"4:56
12."Eruption"0:21
13."Hope for the World"3:34
14."Waiting Room"0:20
15."Remember The Laughter"6:15
Total length:41:20

Personnel

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Additional Personnel
  • Ray Toro: guitars, vocals, drums, bass, keyboards, samples, overdubs[2]
  • Jarrod Alexander: drums on "Walking In Circles", "We Save", "Take The World", "The Lucky Ones", and "Remember The Laughter"[2]
  • Jamie Muhoberac: keyboards, piano, programming on "Walking In Circles", "Requiem", "Look At You Now", and "Hope For The World"[2]
  • Tim Pierce: guitars on "Requiem" and guitars and villette gryphon on "Look At You Now"[2]
  • Chris Chaney: bass on "Requiem" and "Look At You Now"[2]
  • Steve Boeddeker: background vocals on "We Save"[2]
  • David C. Hughes: background vocals on "We Save"[2]
  • Andre Zweers: background vocals on "We Save"[2]
  • Tom Rasulo: drums and additional programming on "Requiem" and "Look At You Now"[2]
  • Doug McKean: arranging, engineering[2]
  • David C. Hughes: mixer[2]
  • Gene Grimaldi: mastering[2]

References

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  1. ^ thesoundboardreviews (November 10, 2016). "ALBUM REVIEW: 'Remember The Laughter' by Ray Toro". The Soundboard. Retrieved December 17, 2024.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l "About". Ray Toro. Archived from the original on October 19, 2016. Retrieved December 22, 2019.



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