Music time ! !

So yea, there i was sitting infront of my throne (the chair facing my computer) whole day, doing music stuff, and then i came across this band, i've noticed them long time ago, but i find they were awesome doing acoustic performance, and she's so damn hot (>_<) , haha, so i decided to do some reviews of the band, but, let me clarify this, they are not a heavy metal/heavy rock/hardcore band, so for those who read my blog because of the heavy bands that i review, sorry, haha, sometimes even heavy metalist needs some sentimental time,hahah, anyway, want to know which band? alrite, i'll tell u guys, their PARAMORE....

""WHAT !? Holy shit, Edward u're being sissy? but i thought u only listens to Metal and Hard Rock ! what have UK done to u? are u alrite?""


Alrite !! Alrite !! told ya, let me explain !!


AH HERM ! ! im fine ! ! and by the way, how can u not say she is hot? come'on guys. And right, back to what i must say, the band was doing okay, the music was punk rock and a lil bit of indie sauce in their music, and to slice some emo in it, tadaaa, its Paramore, but what im saying is, the singer, Hayley Williams, makes their material sounds perfect, she has this really high pitch singing while the band is cranking their music, and the tone she sang in, i can say, its not easy to sing paramore's song....seriously.

now now, aint she hot??

Paramore at Grammy's

Paramore formed back in 2004 while im still in high school, and back then, nobody even know whos paramore, even me, what was hot that time is bands like, hoobastank, paparoach, linkin park, green day, all the mainstream acts hit real big, so, at that time paramore , are good in underground scene, it took them two years, two freaking years to hit mainstream.

The band, formed in Tennessee, back then, Hayley Williams was only 15 ! ! and after several line up changes, Paramore now primarily consists of Hayley Williams (lead vocals/keyboard), Josh Farro (lead guitars/backing vocals), Jeremy Davis (bass guitar), and Zac Farro (drums).



Alrite, time for moment of truth, after gaining hordes of enthusiastic fans worldwide with their debut "All We Know Is Falling", Paramore is poised to breakthrough to new heights with their newest offering "Riot!". Many songs on the album start out with basic chords and repetitive strumming patterns, and it’s usually Williams' creative vocal delivery that gives each one an identity. If you strip away the vocals from “Misery Business,” it probably wouldn’t draw much attention, but Williams injects the right combination of emotion and vocal power to carry the entire melody of the track. That particular song has one of the best choruses on the entire records thanks to the way Williams’ voice can easily hit a high note and then transition to a lower register.

The track “Let The Flames Begin” starts out with a rather cool beat that strays from the usual format, and it shows the talent of drummer Zac Farro. That beginning beat doesn’t last too long, but the band does still give the remainder of the song some nice touches. The chorus and the verse do have very different energies (the verse being a lot mellower and restrained in terms of the guitar), and that gives it a more memorable feel.

Riot ! !

“Hallelujah” is another standout song, with the band wisely giving the chorus an almost cherubic feel when Williams sings. It’s probably the obvious choice for a Billboard single, primarily because it is more pop than rock. It still has a really beautiful melody in the chorus, which once again is completely due to Williams' vocals.

For my impression, for those looking for something outside of the pop-rock genre, Paramore may be too heavy on the pop side of the equation. It’s actually amusing that the band chose the word “riot” for the album considering they are such a pop-heavy band. In any case, there quite a few melodic peaks throughout the course of the album and it’s obvious given the band’s headlining status that those melodies are connecting with audiences.





PS. sorry while i was only describing more to Hayley. xp




current mood - fun fun fun
listening to - Story of the year