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Waking the Fallen
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- 3,239,881 plays
- 1,875 favs
- 217 shares
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- Avenged Sevenfold
- Released 2003
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- Unholy Confessions
- 04:43
- 838,622 plays
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- Chapter Four
- 05:42
- 368,537 plays
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- Remenissions
- 06:06
- 262,532 plays
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Waking the Fallen
- 01:42
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Unholy Confessions
- 04:43
- 838,622 plays
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Chapter Four
- 05:42
- 368,537 plays
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Remenissions
- 06:06
- 262,532 plays
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Desecrate Through Reverance
- 05:38
- 181,612 plays
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Eternal Rest
- 05:12
- 206,584 plays
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Second Heartbeat
- 07:00
- 213,647 plays
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Radiant Eclipse
- 06:09
- 182,660 plays
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I Won't See You Tonight, Pt. 1
- 08:58
- 255,884 plays
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I Won't See You Tonight, Pt. 2
- 04:44
- 180,540 plays
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Clairvoyant Disease
- 04:59
- 169,812 plays
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- 12
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And All Things Will End
- 07:40
- 203,696 plays
more albums by this artist
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- Avenged Sevenfold (Parental Advisory)
- Released 2007
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- City Of Evil (Parental Advisory)
- Released 2005
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- Sounding The Seventh Trumpet
- Released 2001
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- Waking The Fallen
- Released 2003
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NOUGH SAID
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- By EL SL33PY
- 5/4/2009 20:49:17
- peppermanboobs said it all.
diddo to you pawzy44 - 1 out of 1 people
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Ummm..enough said
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- By pawzy44
- 1/15/2009 20:59:32
- peppermanmoobs said it all....and i agree with it all
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Waking the Fallen Review
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- By peppermanmoobs
- 11/11/2008 01:58:34
- Where Avenged Sevenfold's debut, SOUNDING THE SEVENTH TRUMPET, announced their unique metalcore sound, their follow-up, WAKING THE FALLEN, perfects it. The band manages to sound both more melodically accessible-drawing on classic metal and dark, Alice in Chains-like harmonies-and more punishing-wielding a death metal-influenced crunch. The writing and performances are stepped up, too, yielding an album that consistently matches its sonic architecture with memorable vocal melodies and dizzying guitar leads.
The title track opener invites the listener in with its ominously atmospheric feel, setting the stage for the pummeling to come on tracks like "Unholy Confessions" and "Reminissions." Frontman M. Shadows alternates between throat-shredding screams and hook-laden melody lines with ease, while the band's dual lead guitar attack offers up no shortage of grinding riffs and solos spilling over with superhuman technique. Add to these a rhythm section capable of splitting skulls, and one is left with an album of undeniable power. I also shit a brick of excietment once i heard Remenissions - 4 out of 4 people
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