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ХОЛЛОВ КНИГХТ ЖЕСТК П***РН HOLLOW KNIGHT. Connection terminated. I'm sorry to interrupt you, Elizabeth, if you still even remember that name, But I'm afraid you've been misinformed. You are not here to receive a gift, nor have you been called here by the individual you assume, although, you have indeed been called. You have all been called here, into a labyrinth of sounds and smells, misdirection and misfortune. A labyrinth with no exit, a maze with no prize. You don't even realize that you are trapped. Your lust for blood has driven you in endless circles, chasing the cries of children in some unseen chamber, always seeming so near, yet somehow out of reach, but you will never find them. None of you will. This is where your story ends. And to you, my brave volunteer, who somehow found this job listing not intended for you, although there was a way out planned for you, I have a feeling that's not what you want. I have a feeling that you are right where you want to be. I am remaining as well. I am nearby. This place will not be remembered, and the memory of everything that started this can finally begin to fade away. As the agony of every tragedy should. And to you monsters trapped in the corridors, be still and give up your spirits. They don't belong to you. For most of you, I believe there is peace and perhaps more waiting for you after the smoke clears. Although, for one of you, the darkest pit of Hell has opened to swallow you whole, so don't keep the devil waiting, old friend. My daughter, if you can hear me, I knew you would return as well. It's in your nature to protect the innocent. I'm sorry that on that day, the day you were shut out and left to die, no one was there to lift you up into their arms the way you lifted others into yours and then, what became of you. I should have known you wouldn't be content to disappear not my daughter. I couldn't save you then, so let me save you now. It's time to rest - for you and for those you have carried in your arms. This ends for all of us. End communication.

ХОЛЛОВ КНИГХТ ЖЕСТК П***РН HOLLOW KNIGHT

Sulamita Slavic Evangelical Church. Sulamita Church is committed to the excellence of proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ, and to the fulfillment of every Christian On the outskirts of Portland stands Sulamita Church. It is one of the largest and
prettiest churches in the area. On any given Sunday, there are up to 2000 people in attendance for the worship services. Adjacent to the sanctuary is a banquet hall, used for weddings and other occasions. Sunday school and Russian school are taught in the many classrooms available at the church. Our journey thus far has permitted us to reflect on the many wonderful and bountiful mercies of our God in bringing us here! This is a short testimony of our journey.
In the late 1980's there was a large exodus of Slavic Christians leaving the former USSR. It was God's great miracle that lifted the iron curtain and permitted thousands of Christians to come to the land of the free, where we were received with the greatest hospitality. The miraculous immigration went through Vienna Austria, Rome Italy, and with the final stop in the green and rainy lands of Oregon. With so many immigrated Christians new churches opened up. One of these Churches opened on Otty street. The Four Square Church initiated the opening of this church.
The services in Otty were famous for being blessed. Many inspired sermons of fine preachers, wonderful singing and testimony lifted the spirits of the people. Nikolay Michalchuk accepted the office of pastor in 1992. In 2 years time the church
was too small to meet the needs of the growing congregation. A small piece of property close to the church was available for 47000, With the growth of the church, Otty with a maximum capacity of 160 people, had to make plans for a larger place to assemble. The small church on Otty was sold, and plans were made to gather at a church on Sandy Blvd that could
assemble 800 people. The brethren were worried that with the larger church the place would look empty; they were surprised when from the very first service the services were packed. The services continued to be richly blessed with inspiring sermons, which led the congregation to greater devotion to God and each other. Around this time, the congregation took on the name Sulamita but we were still know as the Otty church. In 1996 we were respectively asked to leave the Sandy Church; we were blessed to find a Catholic church which would serve us for some time. In 1998 a new lot was purchased in Fairview and the construction of our very own church began. Overcoming many obstacles, with the Lord=s help we were able to complete the construction of the church in 1999 for 5 million. Through the many prayers, and hard work of the congregation, this church has become priceless to us. We are richly blessed by the ability to worship our Lord in our own sanctuary. With the Spirit of brotherly love and faithfulness to our Savior, we were able to stick together through very hard times. We understand that there are many trials that are ahead of us, but being faithful to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, no matter where Providence leads us we are committed to serving him from the gulag of Siberia to the rich lands of America.

Sulamita Slavic Evangelical Church

Days Difference. Jeremy William Smith wasn’t one of those kids who sang into a hairbrush in front of the mirror dreaming of being a famous pop star. “I never planned on being a singer,” he says. “My mom made me take piano lessons when I was in first grade and at first I hated it. But then I just fell in love with it and it’s been a constant thing in my life ever since.”
Thank goodness for persistent parents. Jeremy is now the frontman and chief songwriting force behind Days Difference, a young quartet from Virginia Beach, VA, who are gearing up to release their self-titled debut album — a breezy collection of pop gems that showcases the melody-minded songwriting, expressive vocals, and dynamic piano sound of 20-year-old Jeremy. Jeremy formed Days Difference in May 2004 with his 22-year-old brother Jonathan on drums and another set of brothers, 21-year-old Micah and 22-year-old Jeremiah Ricks, who play bass and guitar, respectively. The siblings met when Jeremy and Jonathan filled in for a no-show pianist and drummer at a high school concert that Micah and Jeremiah were performing. “We jammed it out onstage and the chemistry and connection we had together was incredible,” Jeremy recalls. “We knew it was special and that we had to do something together.”
Fully committed to giving the band a shot by May of 2006, Days Difference spent several years honing their propulsive pop sound by opening for artists such as Paramore, Lifehouse, Third Eye Blind, Jack’s Mannequin, and Yellowcard when those artists came through Virginia Beach. In 2007, they released an independent album, Numbers, then embarked on a nationwide tour, in which everything that could have gone wrong did: a tire on their trailer fell off, a show was canceled when the promoter got hit by a car, Jonathan got a concussion playing soccer, Micah broke his collarbone playing football, and they received a $500 parking ticket to top it all off. “I never really believed the whole ‘earn your keep’ thing, but we’ve really paid our dues,” Jeremy says.
The tour may have been grueling, but “it taught us a lot,” Jeremy says. “We really grew as a band and as friends. We had some tough times, but we never doubted ourselves.” You can hear that confidence and camaraderie in the songs on their debut album, an all-killer, no filler set that brims with fresh-faced enthusiasm and the wide-ranging talent of this young group of musicians. To help bring out their best, the band’s team enlisted several veteran co-writers and producers, including Wayne Wilkins (Beyoncé, Natasha Bedingfield), Andrew Frampton (Natasha Bedingfield, Kylie Minogue), Stefanie Ridel Fair (Fergie, Pussycat Dolls), Michael Smidi Smith (Pussycat Dolls, Tupac), and Tim Myers, former bassist for OneRepublic. Myers and Jeremy co-wrote four key tracks “Radio Song,” the touching ballad “Imperfections,” and the radio-ready “Falling Into You” and “Magnetized.” The first single “Are You Happy?” produced and co-written by Jimmy Harry and Jeremy Smith hits radio in early September.
“From the second we worked together, Tim and I saw eye to eye on everything, including the way the melodies and lyrics were supposed to sound,” Jeremy says. “It’s almost as if he were my musical twin, but better. As far as co-writing, I just wanted to create the best songs possible. Great songs make great bands, and if you don't have great songs, then there's really no point in releasing an album. We wanted to make an album of hit singles — with great lyrics, great melodies, and great hooks. If you strike that chord with every song, people will connect with you better.”
Certainly the folks at Universal Motown saw the potential in Days Difference and their ability to connect with a wide audience. The band signed to the label a mere 24 hours after playing a well-attended industry showcase in June 2008. Disney has also climbed aboard, casting Jeremy, Jonathan, Micah, and Jeremiah as members of Miley Cyrus’s backing band i

Days Difference

Kings of Leon_ garage rock_. garage rock_
ОтреДактирую_попоЗжеЕ_
Гараж - Это Субкультура_Звука
посмотРЕть на Них Можно Здесь_
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZe4rn-VTvI&mode=related&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAmXdPXKyhI&mode=related&search=
Тут Шит какой-то про группу написан кому интересна_Статья одна и та Же по всему рускоязычному интернету_
http://mp3spy.ru/ru/band/B91A186p0/kings_of_leon/?tab=bio
Официальная версия_
Caleb Followill - lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Jared Followill - bass
Matthew Followill - lead guitar
Nathan Followill - drums
I think people tend to expect a certain sound from us, says Kings of Leon's drummer Nathan Followill, but on this record, we tried to throw them for a loop.
Indeed, it's not business as usual on the Nashville-based quartet's ambitious, eclectic new album Because Of The Times. Where Kings of Leon's last release, 2005's Aha Shake Heartbreak, was a fuzz-encrusted rocket of controlled violence, as Rolling Stone put it, packed with emphatic two-minute bursts of raunchy guitars, brawny drums, and growled vocals, Because Of The Times finds the Followills (brothers Nathan, Caleb, and Jared, and their first cousin Matthew) opening up, relaxing the rules, and reveling in the joys of their newfound musical freedom.
We took the limitations off of ourselves, says frontman/rhythm guitarist Caleb. We went into the studio with an open mind, thinking let's do whatever it takes to get these songs to the next level. Because we really have a lot of music inside of us and a lot of different places we can go.
It would have been easy for Kings of Leon to make Aha Shake Part II and call it a day. That album (along with its predecessor, 2003's Youth and Young Manhood) transformed these sons of a Pentecostal minister, who grew up traveling with the preacher around the rural Deep South, into rising stars in the U.S. and major rock stars in the UK. In 2005, Harp magazine called Kings of Leon the freshest breeze to blow through the modern music scene since punk rock turned everything upside down and inside out in the late '70s.
But instead of resting on their rep, the guys chose to challenge themselves. We weren't scared to try anything, Nathan says. I think that's the difference between this album and the last. We weren't timid at all. Every song showed us something we had inside of ourselves that we didn't know existed, which enabled us to be even bolder on the next song.
To that end, Because Of The Times (the title refers to an annual preachers' conference the boys attended growing up) contains Kings of Leon's first-ever album track that clocks in at longer than five minutes (Knocked Up), the first song with vocal effects (On Call), and the first one you could verifiably call an arena-rock anthem (Black Thumbnail). Then there's the breakneck McFearless, the chiming Ragoo, the scuzzy Charmer, and the waltzing The Runner - a song so pretty, it's damn near a lullaby. I can sing pretty if I want to sing pretty, says Caleb, whose slurry Southern cadences were once a hallmark of the band's sound.
Perhaps because it was the first album the band have made in which they entered the studio knowing exactly how they wanted it to sound, Because Of The Times is Kings of Leon's most diverse collection yet. Brimming with ideas, it represents a huge leap forward both in songwriting and musical prowess. Though Caleb writes the majority of the lyrics, this was the first album where all four band members contributed equally and had a say so in every song, Nathan says. Adds Caleb: because we were trying to make a different-sounding record, we had to sit back and listen to each other a little more.
To shepherd them through

Kings of Leon_ garage rock_

☼Wakefield☼. тк вконтакте нету такой группы, я ее сделаю))
про группу Wakefield я узнала из фильма Мгновение Нью-Йорка, и мне понравилось)приглашайте друзе! тк группа клёвая) я про музыкантов)
плз добавляйте тексты песен,инфу,картинки!очень мало про эту группу пишут=(
состав:
Ryan Escolopio - Vocals,Guitar
J.D. Tennyson - Guitar,Vocals
Mike Schoolden - Bass,Vocals
Aaron Escolopio - Drums
Mechanicsville, Maryland isn't exactly a breeding ground for rock bands. Cover band, maybe. Country act, even. But not rock groups who administer hook-heavy melodies that bounce through the brain like ping-pong balls and linger long after the air's gone quiet. The tobacco fields and Amish communities just seem incompatible with all that.
It is the kind of place, though, that elicits dreams of escape, of getting out, and for JD and Ryan, that was incentive enough for starting WAKEFIELD. Three years and thousands of hours of rehearsals later, the grade-school friends along with Ryan's brother Aaron and cousin Mike drop AMERICAN MADE, an album of insouciant, and sometimes poignant songs strung together by rising and falling guitar riffs, staccato drum beats, and three-part harmonies. The album opens with bite, kicking off with the fierce guitar strains of Sold Out (not to mention its sardonic lyrics: We're in it for the money/and all the groupie honeys/so we sold out). It slips from the straightforward punk-pop morsel, Un-sweet Sixteen to the ska-tinged, celebrity-jabbing, Infamous. The quick-pulsed first single, Say You Will is a rollicking love story of sorts inspired by the film, Scream. Get your heart broken a few times and the tragedy begins to unfold says 18-year-old Ryan. Heard together, AMERCAN MADE is a patchwork of vivid snapshots painted into tidy four-minute spaces.
The slow pace of life in St. Mary's County, Maryland may encourage laziness, but for the two founders of WAKEFIELD, those wide-open spaces sparked their ambition. When JD got his first drum kit in the seventh grade, he got the itch to perform. For Ryan, a veteran of local talent shows since kindergarten the gnawing took hold even earlier. My dad was in a Journey and Chicago cover band, says Ryan. Music was everywhere growing up. From Garth Brooks to Shania Twain or Butch Walker and Blink 182. After meeting in school and discovering their mutual affinity for bands as diverse as Green Day, the Police, and Slipknot, Ryan and JD formed their own cover band. We covered Rage Against the Machine and the Deftones, recalls JD. There wasn't anywhere to play for 14-year-olds, so after begging their parents for equipment funding, they found alternative venues. We'd play birthday parties, garages, anywhere anyone would let us, they laugh. Occasionally their band, Soar (It was misspelled; it was supposed to be Sore, groans Ryan) played with local celebrities, Good Charlotte, in which Ryan's older brother was the drummer. A fan base was created.
Cover songs, as they will, eventually lost their luster, and JD couldn't stand being trapped behind his kit. I'd be back there watching Ryan going nuts on stage, and the other guys just picking their noses. He promptly switched to guitar. Ryan's cousin, Mike, a guitarist in a group a few towns over, agreed to take over bass duties. Aaron, as fate would have it, decided to part ways with Good Charlotte. Thus WAKEFIELD was born. Well, not exactly. We were originally going to be called the Ninja Penguins, cringes JD. Truth be told, the band is named for the street that Aaron and Ryan grew up on, but they're still perfecting a more colorful backstory (just ask).
Meeting every day after school and on weekends, the foursome wrote and rehearsed relentlessly. We were determined to be signed in a year. We borrowed so much money and set our goals really high, says Ryan we were focu

☼Wakefield☼