Metal Up Your Ass and all that Jazz Room V2

Oh, high school...how I miss you so.

You're going to be pleasantly surprised once you get to a place (whether it be work or college) where people act their age.  It's quite shocking.

^Yeah that�s pretty much how it is

Nope.  Same as any other writing, I've gotta do it in one sitting or I lose my train of thought.

^Ha ha sweet...

^Damn Kim that actually sounds pretty professional (send me a copy and I�ll do a review). Nice groove.

Edited by UMUR - 16 Feb 2013 at 5:23am

^Ha ha yeah you should have seen the original. It�s my cousin who made the drawing. He has tatoos, that he has drawn himself up and down his arms that looks pretty much like that logo.

Edited by UMUR - 16 Feb 2013 at 5:24am

I think that�s a pretty good description of how Last Abide sounded like. Already back then I was sick and tired of the vers/chorus formula and wanted to do something with lots of riffs and sections, that weren�t necessarily repeated (well most of them are two times) and since I was the main composer, that how the songs ended up being structured. The other guys had some input to the songs when I had finished writing them, which made them more dynamic, but other than that I wrote the music. The lyrics were (mostly) written by our frontman.

Edited by UMUR - 16 Feb 2013 at 5:51am

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Edited by IMPF2112 - 20 Nov 2017 at 3:25pm

^Me neither. I think it�s a redundant option. I base my ratings on a full album and not how a few tracks sound. Maybe younger users (and I guess you don�t fall under that generalization Jeff), who are more used to the download format, where you can purchase specific tracks off an album will find it useful.

Edited by UMUR - 16 Feb 2013 at 5:20pm

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Edited by IMPF2112 - 13 Feb 2019 at 6:21pm