anderoogigwhore

anderoogigwhore t1_jeabg92 wrote

Reply to What's one of your favorite appearances on songs from other artists that aren't listed on the title track? by Quick-kick95

Brendon Urie, Elvis Costello and others doing backing vocals of previous Fall Out Boy songs on "What A Catch, Donnie"

Sam Carter from Architects on "Don't Wait" by Neck Deep

Corey Taylor, Steve Vai, Dave Ellefson, Neal Morse and others guest spoken words on "Repentance" by Dream Theater

Liza Minelli as the titular "Mama" by My Chemical Romance.

And OP, I'm pretty sure it's Synyster Gates that does the guiar solo on The River too.

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anderoogigwhore t1_jdear0u wrote

Reply to Any song/album recommendation in relation to water? by TonyGott

Funeral For A Friend - Tales Don't Tell Themselves.
A concept album about a fisherman caught in a storm and becoming adrift before eventually shipwrecked on an island. Meanwhile his wife and child in his fishing village fear him lost to the sea and come to terms with it. Specifically All Hands On Deck Part 1 and 2.

For the more metalcore, 36 Crazyfists mentioned water and waves across a lot of their songs. They have albums called The Tide And It's Takers or Collisions And Castaways, or even the song Elysium from Rest Inside The Flames was one of the first I thought of that even mentions an ocean.

In a pop-punk sense, Alkaline Trio have the underrated Wash Away from a Tony Hawk's soundtrack, more about rain than large bodies of water.

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anderoogigwhore t1_jddcj98 wrote

Reply to How do you rate your books on Goodreads? by pensieve64

I do rate them on a more emotional level. I don't really care if it was competently put together or had 'errors'. I read for pleasure I'm not doing an academic report or proofreading.

If something is good but I recognise it's not for me I'd probably rate it a 3. Middle-of-the-road, overall meh. 2 and below are things I hated, 4 and above I really liked/loved.

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