Pandabear

No. Only Original stories do it for me Ever gone rollerskating?

Actually my job did sucks ball. Hence the happiness of being liberated from it. Though its was actually a second job I had in order to pay off some debts I had. Now that they're paid, I no longer need it. Another reason to be happy: Spring is coming. I'm tired of the winter.

I wish I had some really cool explanation/story behind my user name, but I don't. It should be self explanatory. It means panda bears. Why panda bears? Because they're awesome that's why.

Yeah, I'm actually looking forward to their next album. I believe it comes out next month.

The Sorcerers Apprentice Another pretty decent Nicoles cage movie. Kinda long though.

Unless you have your own private studio where you can be as loud as you want, I find its tough to find a decent place where you can practice your instrument, especially with a full band. I'd thought about sound proofing or going to rent out a studio but at the moment for me it's unnecessary. Usually I stick to playing my violin and acoustic guitar so I can get away with playing them at home without any noise complaints. If I decide to play my electric guitar I run it through a small 30watt Marshall practice AMP and hook up some Shure headphones to it. How does every else overcome the noise complaint problem?

^ You should. You won't be disappointed.

2 albums Haste the Day - Pressure the Hinges Haste the Day - Dreamer

? Asking Alexandria is an English metalcore band from York, North Yorkshire. Founded in 2008 when Ben Bruce (lead guitar) contacted old friends after moving back to England from Dubai, the current line-up consists of Ben Bruce, Denis Stoff (vocals), Cameron Liddell (rhythm guitar), Sam Bettley (bass guitar) and James Cassells (drums). ? ?? ? ? Stand and Up Scream got me into these guys. I usually have a hard time getting into metal bands with electronic and techno beats since all the ones I've heard don't seem to mix the two genres well. Here's an exception. Another fact to point out about the band is the use of clean vocals, screaming, and death growls. They sorta reminded me of Bring Me The Horizon when I first heard them, except I liked them better.? Updated: ? I still love this guys. Never imagined they would get so big or the amount of unwarranted hate they would get.

? Filter is a rock group formed in 1993 in Cleveland by Richard Patrick and guitarist/programmer Brian Liesegang, who later left the band in 1997. Filter has released five studio albums, the most recent being The Trouble with Angels, which was released on August 17, 2010. ? ? Filter - Hey Man, Nice Shot ? Filter - Drug Boy ? I got into this guys back in the day when I first heard Hey Man, Nice Shot, and took a listen to Short Bus, which was awesome. I followed some of their next few albums but I sort of forgot about them. Then I recently got into them again with The Trouble With Angels, and I was totally surprised. It's hand down one of the best albums they've put out(if not the best). It's a very solid rock album. I love the industrial, and electric-vibe the album has along with the heavy guitars, and vocal melodies. Stuff like Drug boy, No-Retry, or Catch a Falling Knife. They're worth a listen if you don't already know them.

A Day To Remember - Sticks & Bricks

Asking Alexandria - I was once, possibly, maybe, a cowboy.

I got fired from my job.

I just bought this anime on DVD and started to watch it over the weekend. And well...It's sick!! It's really gory, brutal, intense and addicting. LWD_2M85yN4

Marvel Vs, Capcom 3 An Interpol Shirt Gantz DVD Boxset

Nevermore - Narcosynthesis The Obsidian Conspiracy(their last album) made me a fan of theirs. It was definitely one of the better metal albums of 2010. I loved the hyper technical guitar shredding of songs like The Termination Proclamation, Moonrise (Through Mirrors of Death), or The Obsidian Conspiracy. Plus epic songs like She Comes in Colors, The Blue Marble and the New Soul, and Emptiness Unobstructed.

Homemade Chicken Noodle Soup.

In Flames - MoonShield

I’m really glad I got the chance to see them perform at Radio City Music hall last night, because they were AMAZING!!! They’re songs are already great but they sound 100 x more awesome live.. PDA was a musical and visual masterpiece. Sam Fogarino did a kick ass punk intro on the drums that gradually slowed down and shifted to the songs beat. They played Say Hello To The Angels twice as fast as on the album which just made it really fun. They played the best songs of the new album, Success, Memory serves, Summer well, Lights, and Barricade . Heinrich Maneuver, Rest My Chemistry, Lighthouse, Wrecking Ball, and Who Do You Think? from Our Love To Admire. Length Of Love, Evil, And Slow Hands from Antics, and Obstacle 1, Obstacle 2, Hands Away and The New from Turn On the Bright Lights. In addition to those, the most Epic 3 songs they played during the entire set had to be; Stella Was A Diver And She Was Always Down, NYC, and Not Even Jail, which was the last song they played. Some random hot chick actually managed to sneak up stage during Not Even Jail, give Paul Banks a quick hug while he continued to sing and the band continued to play, then ran off while security chased after her. It was awesome! 2 hours sure went by fast. I can’t believe I waited ten years to see these guys live. Totally worth the 4 hours of sleep I got. *Finishes raving*

The Birthday Massacre - Happy Birthday

Yep it's for 360. I'd take you oup n the offer to spar but I don't have Xbox 360 live yet. I actually just recently got a 360. Anyway when I do, I'll be sure to hit you up.

Interpol - PDAhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vw97oth25Vg I love this Band. Turn On The Bright Lights remains my favorite album of theirs. I'm actually seeing them live for the first time tomorrow night.

Marvel Vs Capcom 3. Just got it. Awesome.

Buried

Forever and Ever Amen is also one of my Fav songs, along with It will All end Tears, Down By The water, Let's Go Surfing, and Me And Moon. I'm actually going to try and see them live too. Somehow, I' think they'd be really awesome at performing small intimate venues rather than big arena's.