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Posts Tagged ‘Brad’
Simyard (Review)
August 11th, 2010 
Brad 
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (PSP – Video Game Review)
July 30th, 2010 Brad “1.738 million unit sales of The Force Unleashed across all platforms made it the third best-selling game globally in the third quarter of 2008″
Posted in Reviews 
Tags: Arts, Brad, Force, Krome, Lucas, Lucas Arts, LucasArts, Project-11, Project11, psp, Review, Star, Star Wars, The, The Force Unleashed, Unleashed, Video Games, Wars 
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We Came as Romans – To Plant A Seed (Review)
July 16th, 2010 Brad “For we are nothing without brotherhood. And brotherhood is nothing without your brothers.”
Posted in Reviews Tags: A, Brad, Hardcore, Music, P11, Plant, Project-11, Project11, Review, Romans, Seed, To Plant a Seed, WCAR, We Came As Romans 2 Comments »
Killswitch Engage – As Daylight Dies (Review)
June 28th, 2010 Brad Killswitch Engage – As Daylight Dies
Metalcore
November 21, 2006
Roadrunner Records
Adam Dutkiewicz, Joel Stroetzel
I used to listen to this album non-stop, but then I just kind of slowly stopped, it is one of those on my iPod that if it comes up on shuffle, I will listen to it but I would never choose to just listen [...]
Posted in Reviews Tags: As Daylight Dies, Bonus, Brad, Engage, FC, Guitar Hero, Killswitch, Killswitch Engage, My Curse, P11, p1g, Project-11, Project11, Rock Band 1 Comment »
Killswitch Engage – Alive or Just Breathing
June 3rd, 2010 Brad Killswitch Engage – Alive or Just Breathing
Date – May 21 2002
Genre – Melodic Metalcore
Label – Roadrunner Recorders
Producer – Adam Dutkiewicz
Information:
Alive or Just Breathing is the second album by American melodic metalcore band Killswitch Engage. The album reached No. 37 on Billboard magazine’s Heatseekers chart. This is also the final album [...]
Music Review: Texas In July – I Am
April 25th, 2010 Brad Texas In July – I am
Metal
August 11, 2009
Track by Track –
Introduction – I am not even going to review this track, it is only 0:13 so.
It’s Not My First Rodeo – This song, has a really nice mix of melodies and breakdowns and I think it works very well. Even though this isn’t the best [...]
Some extra spare time
April 3rd, 2010 Brad Well now that I am on spring break, instead of going on vacation, I’m going to write 2 reviews in this week. First up is Andy McKee’s “Art of Motion”, released in 2005, If you haven’t seen him play you should really think about checking him out. The other review that will be posted is [...]
Top 11 Games (Brad)
February 28th, 2010 Brad Kid Chameleon – This game was released for the Sega Genesis, you start out as just an ordinary kid, who changes characters as your adventure goes on. These characters include: Kid Chameleon, Iron Knight, Red Stealth, Berzerker, Maniaxe, Juggernaut, MicroMax, EyeClops, SkyCutter, Cyclone.
2. Diablo II:Lord of Destruction – Diablo II is a really fun game, [...]
Posted in Lists Tags: 11, Brad, Games, Guild Wars, Half Life, Half Life 2, Kid Chameleon, Mario, Nintendo, Pokemon, Pokemon Blue, Project, Project-11, Project11 No Comments »Music Review: The Black Dahlia Murder – Nocturnal
January 28th, 2010 Jeff The Black Dahlia Murder
Nocturnal
September 18, 2007
Length = 34:59
Melodic Death Metal
8/10
(Track by Track)
1.”Everything Went Black” – 3:17 – (7.5/10)
Good song to start the album consists of some very: well thought out guitar parts, with a solo, great drumming (goes for whole album this drummer is amazing). The composition of this song, had to take a while [...]
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Beneath The Sky – In Loving Memory (Review)
Beneath The Sky
In Loving Memory
Metalcore/Deathcore
Release Date – May 11, 2010
Track By Track:
The Opening – This is one of those tracks just made to open into the next one at the beginning of an album. It is pretty much just a breakdown. And for the history of this band, I just assumed [...]