The Darkest Of Skateboards

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    User Name

    User Name Angry Marines. Always angry, all the time. >:C LPA Super Member

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    User Name, Nov 14, 2007



    Maylene And The Sons Of Disaster's video for The Darkest Of Kin has been posted online and you can find a link to it on ThePRP website (sorry, but the link isn't cooperating with the board code. Look for "The Darkest Sons Of Kin").

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    Christopher, Nov 17, 2007



    That video is rad.

    Doesn't get anymore "me" than that. :lol:
     
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    Cool video, and one of the better songs from an album that disappointed me for the most part.
     
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    Sorry, but I have a hard time seeing how II could have disappointed, seeing how it was ten times better than their debut. Care to humor me and elaborate?
     
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    Care to humour me and to elaborate as to how it's any better than their debut? The self-titled is more abrasive, raw, and generally enjoyable to listen to as that's what they're good at, while on II they seemed to be trying to refine their sound and, in my eyes, failed for the most part. Why should I be impressed when there are similar bands such as He Is Legend and Every Time I Die who build with each album, while Maylene didn't?
     
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