Vampires And Spooky Moods Inspiring Evanescence

Damn, you took the words right out of my mouth.

 

w00t! This rocks. I can't wait to hear it.

 

Ohhh yeah....she'll "jam" with him...

Anyway...that's awesome! Coming up with new material a year after the first album was released. i guess any band would be sick of playing the same stuff over and over again after a certain period of time.

 

Ohhh yeah....she'll "jam" with him... [/b][/quote]
Wow. That was wildly inappropriate.

 

Well, i don't think Amy Lee is intending to make a surprisingly different album. I mean, there will be differences due to the different composer, but she's not silly enough to "spoil" Fallen's magic recipe and lose all those soft/ catchy songs lovers. Of course everyone says they want to mature over the next albums, so did LP, but do they really want to?

 

duck, i don't think you know what you're talking about, EVER.

 

Borland is way better than Moody. Moody uses the same distortion effect and chord progression for almost every song. Wes actually experiments.

 

Hm... i prefer Wes too, but i cannot say he really used to experiment in LB's CDs.

 

Hopefully it'll be more like the "Whisper" EP... that rocked.

 

I really dont think Moody added much to Evanescence, there are much better guitarists out there.

 

Yeah, he only made them huge. :wth:

 

Yeah, he only made them huge. :wth: [/b][/quote]
Yeah, he alone made them huge

 

Yeah, he alone made them huge [/b][/quote]
Actually, I have to agree with Duck (for once? ). Ben Moody was a huge part of Evanescence. If you believe otherwise then you're obviously following the propoganda Amy Lee's selling (not that I wouldn't, she's a hottie ).

Ben Moody played a huge role in Evanescence. Go back in their history and look at everything him and Amy Lee did together. Now it's just another nameless face in the band for guitarist. It used to be "Amy Lee and Ben" and a few other guys playing the other instruments. You know why? Because Amy Lee and Ben Moody were the soul of the band. It's going to be different withotu Ben, considering that he did a lot of the writing, especially instrumentally-wise.

That said, I was dissapointed with their first major album, though. If it goes back to their roots then perhaps everything will have happened for the best.

 

yeah.couldn't have said it better.

 

Don't bump month-old topics.