Avenged Sevenfold – “City of Evil” Turns Gold, Tabs Available
Friday, March 17, 2006
Ever since AVENGED SEVENFOLD’s “City of Evil” was released last summer the band has been flooded with e-mails asking for official tablatures. AVENGED SEVENFOLD is excited to announce they’ve finally been released and are available for purchase now at this location.
In other AVENGED SEVENFOLD news, the band’s Warner Brothers debut and 3rd album, has been certified Gold by the RIAA for shipments in excess of 500,000 copies.
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Thats that happens when you go and perform on TRL.
It's because his voice is annoying.
I hate hearing and seeing this.
They're everywhere and they look like shit.
Its nice to see a good modern metal/rock band go gold. Hopefully their success brings heavy metal back into mainstream. Maybe I'll start listening to the radio again.
I agree Reaper – this may open doors to the big labels signing more hard rock and metal bands, I see this as only a plus
Viva Mastodon!!!
the dude said he was gonna snort a fat rail off his gold record :tongue: that's rock n roll
maybe now that they are making $$$ they can go back to making good records circa Waking the Fallen
Soilworkerben….. They will NEVER make a album like Waking the Fallen simply because Matt Shadows (vocalist) was advised to change his style of vocals.. The doctors told him that if he continues screaming he will lose his voice altogether… Thats why the change came…. BY THE WAY…. Avenged Sevendfold is the last Ozzfest mainstage band, I know for a fact… EVERYONE go to Bleedingthrough.com and click on tour dates on the main page, it says on their dates Ozzfest 2006 appearing with Ozzy, SOAD, Disturbed, Avenged Sevenfold and more… So I clicked on Avenged Sevenfold and it showed 31 dates and ALL of Ozzfest is on their dates… Click on tour dates underneath Bleeding Through's picture to see the dates…. Ozzfest is gonna to be great… SOAD, Disturbed, A7X, Lacuna Coil, Hatebreed, ATREYU and Bleeding Through… WOW!!!
…and ppl needed tabs to figue out those riffs? the future of metal guitarists is looking grim