Tobby

DeRank ™: 1,43

DeAge™ : 7328 days • Here since 17 may 2006

Mel Brooks Spaceballs

14 jan 08

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Rewatched a few days ago on Sky, hilarious in some parts but didn't excite me.
Still, the scene with the excessive speed is fantastic :)

Squirrel Bait Skag Heaven

13 jan 08

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For me, fluency is everything hehe, so I give it a 5.

Angels & Airwaves We Don't Need To Whisper

10 jan 08

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I would say Pop/Rock, Powerpop, Alternative.

Angels & Airwaves We Don't Need To Whisper

9 jan 08

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I hate track by track. I've only listened to the band's latest single... which is actually very U2-ish.

Escape The Fate Dying Is Your Latest Fashion

28 dec 07

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Monta_emo, you’re right, the real emo is only that of Rites Of Spring and their peers (which to me still seems nothing more than punk rock, but that’s another story). That said, labeling from autumn to ashes as emocore – especially those from the first album – doesn’t seem like a big mistake to me because it strikes me as emotional hardcore at the peak of its expression. Besides, it’s pointless to dwell too long on labels...

Escape The Fate Dying Is Your Latest Fashion

28 dec 07

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No no, this is just not it...
First of all, let's clarify that this album wades halfway between metalcore and pop/punk.
The toughest tracks, however, are those recycled from the previous EP, like Guilliotine (which is definitely NOT DEATH METAL??!??) and There's No Sympathy For The Dead.
The rest, unfortunately, as already mentioned, starting from the hit situations, is truly heartbreaking because it totally lacks power and bite, with the exception of the catchy The Webs We Weave and the listenable My Apocalypse.
Anyway, emo is a genre that died in the '90s, and has nothing to do with Escape the Fate, just as putting UnderOath (metalcore), Hawthorne Heights (pop-punk), and From Autumn To Ashes (Emocore) in the same pot is heresy.