Monday, February 25, 2008
Friday, February 22, 2008
ALMOST Eery single band i love {alot of typeing}
GNR GREENDAY FALLOUTBOY AFI SUBLIME ADIEN MISFITS LEDZEPLIN 30 SECONDS TO MARS AC/DC KISS NARVIDA RUSH SEX PISTOLS Social Distortion Slipknot My Chemical Romance THE CLASH GWAR HIM Iron Maiden Black Sabbath Plain White T's Panic At The Disco Korn Job For A Cowboy Rolling Stones TOOL Radiohead The Beatles Avenged Sevenfold The Killers Tiger Army Red Hot Chili Peppers NINE INCH NAIL Godsmack The Mars Volta Revolver Flogging Molly ******** $$$$$$$$$$$ + ALOT MORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Monday, February 18, 2008
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Another buzz
A Year in the Life of Fall Out Boy - December 28th
Fall Out Boy is teaming up with legendary rock documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles, best known for his work with the Rolling Stones' Gimme Shelter tour documentary. Maysles plans to document the upcoming year of Fall Out Boy' life, which promises to be nothing short of stimulating, including the writing and recording of a new album, hopefully. Pete Wentz explains his enthusiasm:
"Albert came along and was like, 'I'm really interested in doing something with your band,' and we did the thing like when you're in high school and the hot girl talks to you, and you sort of look behind you and go, 'Who, us?' I mean, he did Gimme Shelter, and it's amazing, and seriously, this guy could document pretty much anything, and he wanted to do something with us. That's what blew our minds more than anything."A little star struck, perhaps?
The documentary will be released as a separate DVD, rather than as a bonus disc within the upcoming album's package. Hmmm…maybe Fame <> would be a good working title.
Fall Out Boy is teaming up with legendary rock documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles, best known for his work with the Rolling Stones' Gimme Shelter tour documentary. Maysles plans to document the upcoming year of Fall Out Boy' life, which promises to be nothing short of stimulating, including the writing and recording of a new album, hopefully. Pete Wentz explains his enthusiasm:
"Albert came along and was like, 'I'm really interested in doing something with your band,' and we did the thing like when you're in high school and the hot girl talks to you, and you sort of look behind you and go, 'Who, us?' I mean, he did Gimme Shelter, and it's amazing, and seriously, this guy could document pretty much anything, and he wanted to do something with us. That's what blew our minds more than anything."A little star struck, perhaps?
The documentary will be released as a separate DVD, rather than as a bonus disc within the upcoming album's package. Hmmm…maybe Fame <> would be a good working title.
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Sunday, February 3, 2008
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