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Album Review

After solidly establishing themselves on the contemporary heavy music scene, Avenged Sevenfold wasted little time following up their 2005 break-through effort, City of Evil. The band took a bold step on their fourth and self-titled full-length, opting to produce it themselves: a risky task indeed for such a young band. Right out of the gate, singer M. Shadows leads A7X even further into melodic territory. Still, the band explore dramatic power metal in the epic "A Little Piece of Heaven," while first single "Critical Acclaim" cuts close for what has become the group's signature sound. Nonetheless, it is on this self-titled set that the band sets its sights on the mainstream.

Customer Reviews

Great Album for a7x fans

i thought this was a great evolution from city of evil. These tracks are more focused and have solid foundation. Critical acclaim: great song could get a little boring but otherwise good, strong chrous and bridge 8/10 Almost easy: first single simple song, strong chorus good solo 8/10 Scream: another good rocker, its a little dark but still exciting 9/10 Afterlife: one of the best on the album! a stunnin job 10/10 Gunslinger: good clean intro in to the mayhem! its a briliant tune. 9/10 Unbound (The Wild Ride): pure shread with a little twist of raunch! 9/10 Brompton Cocktail: great song instant classic very catchy 9/10 Lost: tied with my favroite song on the album, this is the most metal of all the songs 10/10 A Little Piece Of Heaven: This song is pure genius, its almost like a metal opus, pure genious if u get only one song get this or Lost 11/10 Dear God: basically its a love country song, not recomemded if ur not a pure fan but its still good. 7/10 if u love a7x get this you will not regret it!

it's rocks

there is no accurate word to describe this awesome record It's mixture of music of our time, like rock, metal, hardcore, punk, pops, hiphop, and whatever. If you live now and listen to anything you're interested in and put everything to the song you make, there may come Avenged sevenfold (oh, if you like it played LOUD) you can jump, sing, dance, or do anything with it. It's just too great music. maybe some people hate this, as Avenged sevenfold keep changing theire style but, if you listen to it precisely, there is no "change", they're just improving hope you're not too narrow minded to decide anything before listening to them you listen to the MUSIC, and YOU decide whether you like it or not I love it, and that all matters

Absolutely F**king Amazing!

I have been eagerly anticipating the release of this cd, and was pissed that they changed the release date from the 16th to the 30th. Finally, after pre-ordering, getting up at midnight and downloading (which took 2-2.5 hours thanks to dial-up internet), I now have the album in my grubby little hands. If you were to play a track from Waking The Fallen and one from this CD, it would definatly envoke a "WTF!?" reaction. This CD is more rock-pop-epic metal oriented, with songs that sound like they're straight off the hard rock station. I've gotten as far as Brompton Cocktail at this point, and it's very impressive-the lyrics are great, lots of violins, driving guitars (more like the ones of Waking The Fallen), and a polished sound. M. Shadows sings great...everyone does great on this album. Face it, Avenged Sevenfold will never do the same thing twice in a row, and their style is always subject to change. I bet that they could pull off anything-country, skaa, polka, you name it! Give some of the songs a try-yes, they are very different and are more pop-ish, but really, there are recurrent themes from their other two CD's that pop up every now and then-- take, for instance, Lost. It sounds like a song from City Of Evil, totally. Same style, same guitars. Now, I love the song A Little Piece of Heaven. If you are a fan of epic metal, you will love this! This reminds me of the cd Epica by Kamelot-if you like this song, be sure to check out that album, along with bands like Heavenly and Sonata Arctica. I'm going to see Avenged Sevenfold live on November 2nd. I am absolutely stoked, and I have to wait two more days!!! Aghhh! avengedsevenfold333

Biography

Formed: 1999 in Huntington Beach, CA

Genre: Rock

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

The members of metalcore outfit Avenged Sevenfold (or A7X) were still attending high school in Huntington Beach, CA, when they formed their band in 1999. Nevertheless, it didn't take long for M. Shadows (vocals), Zacky Vengeance (guitar), Synyster Gates (guitar), the Reverend (drums), and Johnny Christ (bass) to make an impression with their aggressive hybrid of metal, hard rock, and punk-pop. The band made its official debut in July 2001, releasing Sounding the Seventh Trumpet on the Good Life label...
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  • $9.99
  • Genres: Rock, Music, Metal, Hard Rock, Alternative
  • Released: Oct 29, 2007

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