he who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man
0 Comments Ejaculated by Lucky Sin on Thursday, May 11, 2006 at 2:06 AM.
The past few days have been preety slow, nothin out of ordinary worth stressing my fingers typing for this blog. I did miss the first day of class although it started round 5:45pm. I know it's too late to miss... but with a sleeping schedule like mine i'd be lucky to be up for dinner. The following days i made it to all other classes jz to make up for it. (so far 2, we'll see if i can keep it up)
Other then the usual attendance down at the pool house & drinking all night, i did get a new album & caught up on two movies. Firstly the movies,
"Take the lead" - its preety ok i guess, but i did prefer the soundtrack over the movie cz i had trouble trying to distinguish the similarities from other ballroom dancing movies.
"History of violence" - i bought this by mistake & it stays to remind me what mistakes are.
As for the album, it's Avenged Sevenfold's latest piece of work "City of Evil".
First of all City Of Evil has a totally different sound to it than the the two previous A7X albums. The screaming from Shadow has toned down a hell lot. Very much inspired by '80s shred guitar, Sinister Gates and Zacky Vengeance have crafted some very intricate guitar parts to compliment Shadow's voice. Duel guitar work, sweeping arpeggiated chords, acoustic/spanish guitar breakdowns, and screaming leads can all happen on one song.
Other then the usual attendance down at the pool house & drinking all night, i did get a new album & caught up on two movies. Firstly the movies,
"Take the lead" - its preety ok i guess, but i did prefer the soundtrack over the movie cz i had trouble trying to distinguish the similarities from other ballroom dancing movies.
"History of violence" - i bought this by mistake & it stays to remind me what mistakes are.
As for the album, it's Avenged Sevenfold's latest piece of work "City of Evil".
First of all City Of Evil has a totally different sound to it than the the two previous A7X albums. The screaming from Shadow has toned down a hell lot. Very much inspired by '80s shred guitar, Sinister Gates and Zacky Vengeance have crafted some very intricate guitar parts to compliment Shadow's voice. Duel guitar work, sweeping arpeggiated chords, acoustic/spanish guitar breakdowns, and screaming leads can all happen on one song.Labels: Movie Review, Music Review
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