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    YOU GOT IT.. YOU GOT IT.. SOME KIND OF MAGIC!
HYPNOTIC.. HYPNOTIC.. YOU'RE LEAVIN' ME BREATHLESS
I HATE THIS.. I HATE THIS.. YOU'RE NOT THE ONE I BELIEVE IN
WELL GOD IS MY WITNESS!
[[MEDIA BOX!]]enjoyin niyo to! icintenter ko tong lahat para sa inyo!
David
CoOk OfFiciAl wOrdnErd
 TwyLyt  Edward & Bells""  ALL ABOUT DAVID COOK
The newest American Idol -- DAVID COOK!
Cook auditioned for American Idol in Omaha, Nebraska, performing Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer." He originally did not plan to try out for the show as he was going on a trip to China; he came to the auditions initially to support his younger brother Andrew (who did not make it to Hollywood) and then decided to try out himself. For his first Hollywood audition, Cook performed "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams, accompanying himself on acoustic guitar. Later in the week he performed "I'll Be" by Edwin McCain.
Cook has taken advantage of the decision to allow contestants to play musical instruments. Besides his Hollywood audition, he also accompanied himself on electric guitar for his performances of "All Right Now," "Hello," "Day Tripper," "I'm Alive," "Baba
O'Riley," and "Dare You to Move,"and on acoustic guitar for
"Little Sparrow" and "All I Really Need Is You"." His white, left-handed Gibson Les Paul electric guitar has the letters "AC" on it; as Cook told TV Guide, "I have two brothers, Adam and Andrew. So, because of superstition, I put their initials on everything growing up." Since the Top 12 week, he has also been wearing an orange wristband to support a 7-year-old fan, Lindsey Rose, with leukemia.
Call Me When Your Sober
By:Evanescense
Don't cry to me
If you loved me
You would be here with me
You want me
Come find me
Make up your mind
Should I let you fall
Lose it all
So maybe you can remember yourself
Can't keep believing, we're only
Deceiving ourselves and I'm sick of the lie
And you're too late
Don't cry to me
If you loved me
You would be here with me
You want me
Come find me
Make up your mind
Couldn't take the blame
Sick with shame
Must be exhausting to lose your own game
Selfishly hated, no wonder you're jaded
You can't play the victim this time
And you're too late
Don't cry to me
If you loved me
You would be here with me
You want me
Come find me
Make up your mind
You never call me when you're sober
You only want it 'cause it's over
How could I have burned paradise?
How could I - you were never mine!
So don't cry to me
If you loved me
You would be here with me
Don't lie to me
Just get your things
I've made up your mind
MY HOTTEST BAND: HOT-FOUR PARAMORE
Over the past two years, Paramore, the rapidly
emerging pop-punk quintet from
Tennessee, has been building a near-deafening
“next big thing”
buzz. Driven by riveting
live shows and the undeniable
charisma of their frontwoman,
18-year-old Hayley
Williams, they have captivated
an increasingly rabid following.
Confronted by the
double-edged sword of overwhelming
early praise, Paramore has risen
to the challenge
and recorded an album that
happily delivers on all the
claims made on their behalf. With
their new Fueled By Ramen collection,
“RIOT!,” they announce that they
have the talent,
the passion, and the songs
to take themselves to the
next level.
The band’s rise has
been the result of consistent
hard work since Hayley first met Josh
Farro (guitar, age 20) and
his younger brother Zac
(drums, age 17) while they were
together in school four years ago.
After adding Jeremy Davis
(bass, age 22), Paramore
was formed in 2004.
They played their first
show in Nashville, and were
soon building a
local fanbase. After just
a few months of gigging,
the band had their first big break in
early 2005, when
Fueled By Ramen founder
John Janick saw them at a
gig in Florida.
He was instantly struck
by their presence and
their dedication,
and he immediately signed
the band to the label.
As Hayley says,
“Fueled By Ramen has been amazing
to us. So
many kids started
checking us out
because our name
is on their roster.
It’s like a big
family; we all share
such a massive unit of fans.”
Upon the release of
their debut album,
“ALL WE KNOW IS FALLING,”
in the summer
of 2005, the music community
began taking immediate notice
of the band. The New
York Times and Spin hailed
the album, singling out
Hayley as a star in the making. Nonstop
touring throughout
2006 with bands such as
Straylight Run and Simple Plan,
combined with show-stealing
festival performances at
Warped and Bamboozle, continued
to build the momentum.
The year culminated with a sold-out
headlining tour of North
America in the fall
of 2006, as well as
successful tours of
both Europe and Japan.
The accolades continued as
2006 came to a close. After
an overwhelming response to a
U.K. tour at the end
of the year, Kerrang!
readers voted Paramore
as the “Best New
Band” and Hayley as the #2
“Sexiest Female.” NME named
Paramore one of the ten acts
to watch in their
“New Noise 2007”
feature, proclaiming
Williams as “young, articulate
and with plenty
to say.” Some bands
would begin to get
nervous with those kinds of
accolades.
Not Paramore.
“I love getting all the
‘Next Big Thing’ notices,”
says Hayley
with a grin.
Josh continues,
“The first few years everything
was new to us and we made
a name for ourselves as a
band in a lot of places.
But with ‘RIOT!,’ we’re really ready
to
blow people’s minds.”
It only takes one listen
to “RIOT!” to see the depth of
the band’s growth in the past two
years. Produced by
David Bendeth (Hawthorne
Heights, Red Jumpsuit Apparatus,
Killswitch Engage),
the music has taken on
a richer, deeper, more
intense tone, without
sacrificing any of the melodicism
that has been their trademark.
As Hayley explains,
“For us, the title
‘RIOT!’ literally means
an unbridled outburst
of emotions. When we
were writing, it
seemed like our
thoughts and emotions
were coming out so fast that we
couldn’t control
them. It felt like
there was a riot
within us. So the albumtakes our
passion to a new
level; it’s just all
raw energy.”
That raw energy and
passion is evident in
“Misery Business,”
a song that has its origins
in a message Hayley put on the band’s Live Journal
page, asking her fans to post what
they’re ashamed of.
“I found that people really
were reaching out to someone
to spill
their guts to,”
she recalls, “So I did the
same thing lyrically in the
song and let everything
out. It’s more honest
than anything I’ve ever
written, and the guys
matched that emotion
musically.”
The wryly titled
“For A Pessimist, I’m Pretty Optimistic”
stems from what Josh reflects
as “putting your faith
in someone and they blow it.”
But in the writing of the song, he
saw that his faith in his
bandmates was not misplaced:
“I wrote the music
specifically to
be awesome live and to be
extremely energetic. It all
came out at once. I showed it to
Hayley and she just nailed
it lyrically. She completely
got the feeling I wanted the song
to have.” And “Hallelujah”
serves as one of the album’s
true anthems. As Hayley
recounts, “It’s one
of the oldest songs
we’ve got, but we
wanted to save it
for this record,
and it’s the
perfect home
for it. It’s a claim
of victory for both ourselves and our fans.”
That connection with
their audience is most evidentin “Born For This,”
a song that was
specifically written
for their fans.
“We wrote it as a message
to them,” Hayley explains.
“They’re going to
take us to the next
level. Everything they’ve
done has helped us so
much… it’s really kept us going.”
And to drive that point home, the band
held an online
contest for fans, with
the winners getting to
sing gang vocals on the song.
“Next big things” come and go,
but it is obvious that
Paramore has something special –
both talent and staying
power. “RIOT” is the
band’s declaration of ambition musical
growth, and dedication.
“We all have such a love and
passion for this music,” says Josh.
“We’re lucky to have made
such a connection with our
fans that we’re making a
difference in their lives.”
Hayley concludes, “We want
everyone to hear this album. We
want to take it as far as we
can. ‘RIOT!’ is everything
we ever wanted to say on one
album. If it all ended
today, this is what we’d want
to be remembered for.”
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TODAY'S NOT THE SAME..
AS EVERYDAY..
AS FAR FROM ORDINARY
GOD! CAN YOU GIVE ME A CHANCE TO SEE AN EXTRAORDINARY AMERICAN IDOL? DAVID COOK..! |
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