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IF YOU LIKE PINCOLIDA :syncdance

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that link dont even work!

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DONNA you Having An X Momeant it works i just tried it

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Black Stone Cherry posted a new blog entry: 2009 Touring!!

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Wha! It didnt work for me! THats my friends band! They are really good!

ANyways my post:

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Excaltey :laugh: Chris dont came back moaning with a hangover :D everyone dont come back moaning with a hang over :cool:

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During the 1990s, most bands opting to carry on the torch of the hair metal days were quickly given the boot by hosts of grunge fans. The change in the music scene was obviously welcomed at the time, but the tide does seem to once again be changing. All-out, dirty rock has nosed its way back on to the radio, and record sales indicate that it’s been a long time coming. Hinder, who won over the public a few years ago with their big power ballads and arena rock, is once again back to give the people what they want. The new record Take It To The Limit is fueled by gritty guitars, sing-along choruses, and plenty of sexually charged lyrics, and Motley Crue veteran Mick Mars even lends his talents to the title track.

While some critics are still upset by the 80’s rock revival, Hinder pays them little mind. After all, the Oklahoma natives have already scored a triple platinum debut album, which is almost unthinkable in the era of downloading. Guitarists Joe “Blower” Garvey and Mark King explained to Ultimate-Guitar recently that they are just as proud of Take It To The Limit, and they’ll be adding another impressive accomplishment to their resume in early 2009: a coveted slot on the Motley Crue Saints of Los Angeles Tour.

UG: Did you want to take a different musical approach with Take It To The Limit? Would you say that you’ve stuck with the traditional rock sound you had on the previous record?

Joe: Oh, absolutely. We went with what we know. With this album we actually had a lot more time writing, and we were able to do our own thing. Our influences definitely stand out on this record. So we had a lot more time to record it, write it, and the whole 9 yards. Everything turned out great. We stuck with the same producer to kind of get the same vibe. Obviously, we kept the drinking involved with everything! It was great. We were extremely proud of the second one.

Considering that your first album was certified triple platinum, did you feel a lot of pressure going into the studio?

Joe: It was always in the back of our minds. But like I said earlier, we had a lot more time to write for this second album and to spend more time throughout the process of recording. We were really able to dial in, as far as tones and the way we were going to set everything up. So we were pretty confident going into this one.

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:D thank you chris For That Metal Edge VIBE YOU RULE :jam: :jam:

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OH ITS MY SISTAS POEM!!!!

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thanks you :peacelove :thankyou: :thankyou: :thankyou: :thankyou: DONNA DA PRECIOUSSSSSSS

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its like it just aint there

i get so lost but I just dont care

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None of you people seem to understand it. It made perfect sense, you cant just look at it so shallowly. Its a very deep and psychological show. Whether or not Kei lived is not the point. What was the point, in short, was that he proved to Gantz that humans arent all horrible beings - thus defeating eat. You could say that Gantz is a bitter nemesis that only sees evil in this universe. Kei, showing and proving in the end that thats not true for all beings, proves gantz wrong, even though he wants to be right. He doesnt want Kei to succeed, as you can tell from him trying to kill Kei with those insane guys. When the one with the bombs dies and Kei lives Gantz says "shit". As if he doesnt want to be proven wrong.

There is however a lot more depth in the show that goes overlooked. I think in these ways its similar to FLCL. When people watch it, they expect it all to be told to them at face value without having to think. So the people who dont or want to do that or simply cant grasp the complexity's of the shows say they "suck". Which is fine, since it's your opinion and you have a "right" to it. However, i disagree, Gantz does not suck, its one of the best.