Waking the Fallen EXPLICIT LYRICS Avenged Sevenfold

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  • Release Date: 08/26/2003
  • Sales Rank: 12,943
  • Label: HOPELESS RECORDS
  • UPC: 790692067121
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Waking the Fallen

1LISTENWaking the Fallen 1:42
2LISTENUnholy Confessions 4:43
3LISTENChapter Four 5:42
4LISTENRemenissions 6:06
5LISTENDesecrate Through Reverance 5:38
6LISTENEternal Rest 5:12
7LISTENSecond Heartbeat 7:00
8LISTENRadiant Eclipse 6:09
9LISTENI Won't See You Tonight, Pt. 1 8:58
10LISTENI Won't See You Tonight, Pt. 2 4:44
11LISTENClairvoyant Disease 4:59
12LISTENAnd All Things Will End 7:40

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Mudrock's dry production focuses almost all of Waking the Fallen on Avenged Sevenfold's greatest strength. That, of course, would be performance, and the band delivers with unflagging aggression and precision. Never mind the lyrical ennui or throat-scrape yowling; there's more to this music than generic cliché. When he wants to, M. Shadows can passionately project in a way that turns even the grim "Desecrate Through Reverance" into an almost bouncy little melody. (Incidentally, Reverance? Remenissions? Reverand? Maybe doomsday is around the corner, but isn't there still time to run song titles and soubriquets through a spell check?) And whether attacking a riff in unison or in harmonized parts, the double-threat guitars of Synyster Gates and Zacky Vengeance do their duty like search-and-destroy commandos -- in and out fast, leaving devastation in their wake. Especially noteworthy -- and note-heavy -- is the guitar solo that blazes through the last moments of "Second Heartbeat" and the head-spinning single-stroke virtuosity of the Reverand throughout the album. Robert Doerschuk, All Music Guide



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Waking the Fallenby Anonymous

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August 19, 2006: Avenged Sevenfold is one band in my mind that has risen above the rest in terms of breaking the barrier and being creative. Synyster Gates and Zacky Vengeance are the best guitarists I have ever heard. "Unholy Confessions" and "Chapter Four" produce an adrenaline fueled verses and amazing guitar melodies. M. Shadows has an unique singing voice in which he can be recognized when these songs are played. Together with Johnny Christ and The Rev, these five create a dark and exicting album

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May 29, 2006: I bought this CD about two weeks ago... Its been the most played CD in my collection right now. I've been listening to Avenged Sevenfold for about 6 months now, thanks to my friend Alex. My favortie track on here is "Eternal Rest". The guitar is extremely awesome in this song, and I want to pick up guitar just to learn that song. The other songs on here are very good as well. It has to be one of the best CDs by Avenged Sevenfold yet... I hope you like the whole half-scream, half-singing in this one :)


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