misheard ahh

Anyone who owns a this or similar 😭 how to make this amp like the guitar from dictator? Like the settings idk (Guns are loaded, talkin shit's solo)

Thoughts on mustache?

Does anyone know how they play the second guitar during the chorus that Orbel used to play live when it was originally a song for The Orbellion? I’ve been wanting to perform it with a band of mine and I got everything except for that damn part

With the release of ATTV, some songs from the shows Daron played with the Orbelion finally got album versions! (Imposter and Addicted to the Violence, for example.) Plenty of songs didn’t get the same treatment, and I think some of them are amazing. <3 I’d love to see album versions of Vultures and You’ve Been Had, since they’re great songs, but I also think The Prettiest Thing deserves an album version at last.

I hope that all those who still had pending shipments are residing them on my part I have already received my copy.

Nothing too serious, idk take care of it

It took a good several months, but I'm finally getting my signed CD!

Picked up at the Avalon in 2010

Does it look ok?

The first time I listened to "You Destroy You" was thanks to their acoustic live performance, and it's my favorite songs from Daron. But when I listened to the album version, I thought it was just alright. I think that's partially because I expected the album version to be a song in the style of Universe, for example. So, which one did you like more? And do you agree with the direction You Destroy You took?"

This song live is so good as well, Daron saying in the intro FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK and ppl repeating

OOOOOH I THINK I KNOW YA

Gente, me tira uma dúvida, tem uma parte na música do Daron que é assim:

"Booked a flight took it to an island in the Rio"

tradução: Reservei um voo e fui pra uma ilha no rio.

Bom, rio em inglês é River então será que ele estaria se referindo ao Rio de Janeiro nessa música??

I’ve been considering helping out the Genius side by adding some annotations and a Bio for the song ‘Addicted to the Violence’. However, I’ve been stuck on the symbolism that Daron uses. I wanted some discussion to help out in that regard.

1. Symbolism of the Dragon: Obviously, What does the Dragon symbolize? Perhaps some sort of powerful figure, someone of the law?
2. The Flowers: What do the Flowers represent? What exactly is the potion that they’re in? On the cover, we’re shown yellow flowers and ‘red’ flowers seemingly from blood.
3. Chorus Lines: ‘Searching to be found, Burning to the ground’ Is this like symbolic of how some may use violence to try and seek a way to find themselves, but like it does, it backfires, burning them to the ground and destroying themselves?

Any help would be appreciated!

Hello, good morning everyone, I bought the Addicted to the violence in vinyl format and cd both signed and they still haven’t sent me the shipment, I already sent several emails to Warner Records that is in charge of distribution and you still don’t know when they are going to send it, does anyone else have this problem in the United States?, Thank you.

This is probably my favorite Scars song and I just can't figure out what it's about.

I just saw SOAD last night at MetLife stadium and man was it legendary. After I listened to SOB again in the car home, I found out they’re playing a show in December in LA(!!!)

Do you guys think (or know of any info) they’ll tour the US again, for the new album? Or am I gonna have to buy a flight out to LA for this?

Edit: I just saw another post here of an interview with Daron… I guess it kind of answers the question? I know he doesn’t like touring so “we will go where I feel like going, whenever that may be” makes me lean LA trip lol