Evanescence - If You Don't Mind (Full Studio Version) with lyrics

So...I just got the full studio version of Evanescence's If You Don't Mind. Well, has got something to do with my brother downloading it as a video then converting it. But it's sweet.  I'm uploading the video here because Youtube could be an ass and might take down the video.

Enjoy!

Evanescence Rock Band Multitracks!

I got me some Evanescence multitracks. :D I just posted it on youtube earlier but I'm also posting it here just to be sure. Youtube could be an ass sometimes.

I'm just going to post Bring Me To Life, Everybody's Fool and Lithium as I got lazy for Call Me When You're Sober.

Bring Me To Life (Acapella)

Bring Me To Life (Instrumental)

Lithium (Acapella)

Lithium (Piano)

Lithium (Instrumental)

Also, I'll be reuploading my lyrics video which youtube took down. Hate it.

Evanescence - End of the Dream (Lyrics Video)

Another preview track from Evanescence's self-titled album. Photo courtesy of erase-this of tumblr.

Evanescence - My Heart Is Broken (Lyrics Video)

This is the third preview track from Evanescence's third album. I am still not warming up to this song actually, that's why it took some time for me to do this. Anyway, enjoy!

Evanescence - Sick (Lyrics Video)

An unreleased track from Evanescence's self-titled album. Enjoy!

Evanescence - The Other Side (Lyrics Video)

This is the second single off Evanescence's self-titled album. Enjoy!

Evanescence's Made of Stone

Nothing's gonna stop me from uploading a lyrics video of the new track from Evanescence's self-titled album, "Made of Stone." Rocks harder than "What You Want," actually. :D

Evanescence's "The Other Side", "The Change" and "Oceans"

"What You Want," the first single of Evanescence was just released weeks ago and I basically do not know what to feel.

I have so many feelings...

The track is heavy but it's poppy at the same time. I was expecting something heavier, but no, I was greeted with a mixture of drums and Amy's vocals (I'm not complaining) and I could barely hear the guitars. But still, the song has its saving grace like the orchestra in the bridge and the bridge itself.

Anyway, it's just the first single, and knowing Evanescence, their first single is always the poppiest, so I can forgive them for that. I am still so excited for the release of the album. It's already September, you see.

On with the other singles!

Forward, march!

Of course, with the advent of Youtube and people who, instead of uploading the live clip on their heads, would rather record it on their digicams, it's difficult not to stumble upon the other singles off their upcoming album. And based on what I heard, the third album would definitely be interesting.

The Change - This is difficult to sing live for sure (Amy's fucking up in some places), but still, I love the heaviness in it. The chorus is epic. The song is monumental.

Oceans -  If you think "What You Want" is already poppy, then brace yourself for this one.

The Other Side - This should have been the first single. Among the four songs that's circulating in Youtube, this one's the heaviest. 

Now that I have my own money to burn, I am so going to buy all their albums. I'm going to get the 16-track deluxe edition.

So hyped up for October!

Eargasm!

I am excited for the upcoming third album of Evanescence, and very much so for the release of their new single off that self-titled album called, "What You Want." As I was browsing through EvThread though, some fans are talking about a song, "Halfway Down the Stairs," and I wondered whether that would be a song from the album. So I checked out youtube and found the original Halfway Down the Stairs performed by Robbin the Frog and Amy Lee's rendition.


As you can see here, the original version is very much kiddie. Amy Lee's version will not be found in the upcoming album but (as some people from youtube says) in The Green Album (some sort of a Muppets album). Amy Lee made the song very sexy, it's as if you want to have sex while listening to it. And speaking of sex, it doesn't help my weird imagination that I can already see some subtext from the lyrics and that's saying something. The song's otherworldly, authentic Amy Lee.

I never really understood people who would say their ears had an orgasm while listening to a song; I considered that ridiculous, but now that I heard this song, I think it's time to change perspective, really.

On Troy McLawhorn's Return to Evanescence

I think it was early this year when I read that Troy McLawhorn, who was a former Evanescence guitarist, who ditched Ev for Seether, went back to the former. And this is the case if we are going to believe Shaun Morgan's, Seether's vocalist, tweets.

Here's your papa.

"Interesting news about our old guitarist. Can anyone guess? He went to another band."

"Little anti-Shaun club. Any more guesses?"

"Just wanted you guys to hear it from me first, I am hurt and offended. We will go on and we will make ya'll proud."

Fuck you, Shaun. Fuck. You. And your face.

I think Wind-Up denied the rumor. And then suddenly...

What. The. Fuck. Don't. Fuck. With. Me.

But this didn't really surprise me, because Ev and almost all bands wants to jerk off with their fans. But bitching aside, I have always thought that Troy is meant for Ev. However, my biggest concern is why did Troy ditch Seether?


I searched for some answers and of course I found this really phony reason: Shaun did a very personal invasion of trust against Troy.


So what exactly is this? I searched again.


I found this.

Oh. 

Whatyathink?


But still, whether or not Shaun did fuck Troy's wife, it is clear that Troy's switching back to Ev is a big fuck you to Shaun.


Kudos to Troy!
Welcome back to Ev!

Evanescence's Sneak Peek!

Evanescence released a sneek peak of their new singles off their new album. The album, titled Evanescence, will be released this October 11 and the first single, "What You Want", will be released this August.

Gettin' so excited!

I really cannot wait for this new album. I have been waiting for more than five years.

Here's what I think of the songs previewed during Amy Lee's interview in MTV.

Amy Lee and the news guys from MTV (Sorry, dude, Amy's more important). 

"What You Want" - It sounds so poppy and heavy at the same time. It's a sure hit.

"The Other Side" - My favorite so far. It kind of reminds me of "The Only One," because of the drums. But you have to admit that it also sounds like Korn in some parts. This I think is the heaviest among the tracks previewed.

"Lost Paradise" - This one's just heavenly refreshing. Amy Lee's voice always takes you into someone's soul. She just doesn't sing for the sake of the record. She sings her emotions, her real self. 

Basically, it's their heaviest album yet.

So excited for October!

Go Evanescence!

Evanescence's Very Much Awaited Album

The year was 2006. Evanescence released their second major label album, "The Open Door."
 

And that's the last I've heard of them.

So, after five years, it's actually a refreshing news that they are already FINALLY going to the studio to record their much (100X) - awaited third album.

Wait.

Isn't this the same news that I heard last 2010?

Yes. They are already in the studio LAST 2010 to pull-off that electro-inspired album with Steve Lillywhite. But you know, it didn't quite fit. And I have to be happy for that because I have always wanted a "heavy" Evanescence record, and so far the band has not yet scratched that itch. I wanted it to be heavier this third time around because "Fallen", is a commercial crap and "The Open Door," is the I-don't-know-what-to-feel-with-this-album album. Also add to the fact that Evanescence is too watered-down for their music to be really considered metal and for them to be truly respected by the metal crowd.

But to be true, when they said they are going to make an electro album, Portishead was not the first thing I thought. It was "Origin."

But suddenly when they announced that they are leaving the studio to write more songs, I was like, "Fuck it, until when will I wait?" and then suddenly I lost interest waiting. But I kept on visiting Amy's and Terry's twitter for any updates, hoping for a sliver of hope.

Fortunately, they announced just last two weeks ago that they are again going to the studio to record with Nick Raskulinecz (I so hope I got that correct).

Here's the guy.

Who, upon listening his other produced works, made me happy. Here is the heavier record I was waiting for.

But again here it is, the band basically dumped pictures and a video and a magazine interview to salivate for and then - silence.

I don't know, but sometimes, Evanescence just likes to jerk-off with their fans. I mean, Twitter is so convenient. 150 characters? Wouldn't take much of their time, actually.

Whatever the fact that's making them tease us unendingly, I do hope to grab that album come Fall.

P.S. Amy twitted a photo of her piano in her studio. Amy's Office
Evanescence is always unpredictable. :D

Suckanescence

I am writing this while listening to Evanescence, and I have to say that I am fucking tired waiting for their third album.

They are supposed to release it last Fall, and then suddenly the release of the album is postoned. And I said, "That's it, I'm officially pissed off."
The last time they released an album was when I was a college freshman in 2006, fuck, I've already earned my degree and licence and the said album still doesn't have a follow-up. Evanescence is a great band. They still are, they proved to the world that America listens to metal and their songs never get old, but if four years going five and you still do not have an album, well, fans get tired waiting. We don't have our whole lives to wait. Yes, I know that Amy Lee is taking her time, but what the fuck, four years and still nothing? We need some new shit. If the band can't, they could very well disband now. Can't the band realize that the world already forgot about rock? They all became Lady Gaga and Bieber suckers.

Their prolonging of the release of their album just prolongs my enduring the crappy music that I hear from my students. I could really use some real music from Evanescence now.