Ever since i heard Ben Affleck was replacing Christian Bale, i've lost 80% interest, Henry Cavill and Bryan Cranston are the only ones keeping me interested. I think you're going to be pleasantly surprised by Ben Affleck's performance. There's a lot of naysayers when it comes to him being cast in t...

[youtube]http://youtu.be/xPLSpmAtc1Q[/youtube] Yet another unnecessary remake that will surely turn out to be as poor as the Total Recall remake, but I don't know, I can't help but look forward to this... if only due to the presence of Michael Keaton, Gary Oldman and Samuel Jackson (although those t...

I agree Eye Empire or Sevendust Sevendust would be good because they are Heavy sounding and AB might play heavier numbers and they are all best friends. in fact would be good to hear this bill. Alter Bridge Tremonti Project Projected not gonna happen though :( Mark would be absolutely knackered :lol

Ahh, this vote is going to break me down. It's a tough one. Though I think I may have to go for The End Is Here - such a terrific song. Phew, I can breathe again now. It all ends well.

6.5 or 7... out of 10 - Not bad. I don't think I'd listen to it again and again but the five minutes flew by really. I didn't feel like listening to it was a chore... which is always a good thing. Although.. listening to something doesn't really require that much effort :lol So, yes, one of those so...

VigilantSteve wrote:Nope. This is all kinds of right.

It's all kinds of subjective, for sure

Next time I see someone say that they should drop 'Open Your Eyes' from the set I'm going to refer them to that video

I think Shed My Skin is the best there but I had to go for. Watch Over You, if only because it was the very first AB song I heard

Listening to High Violet quite a bit today - love these two songs

[youtube]http://youtu.be/wg5geyUlU4Y[/youtube]

[youtube]http://youtu.be/yfySK7CLEEg[/youtube]

Decay wrote:Keane - Sovereign Light Café

Thumbs up for Keane. I used to be such a big fan around the time of Hopes and Fears/Under The Iron Sea. I've never really listened to Perfect Symmetry and Strangeland though, will have to check them out sometime

Is this the biggest accomplishment of their careers? I feel like it either is or its damn close It'll certainly provide some extra exposure for the band. I mean, BBC are reporting the news online as 'Aerosmith to close Download Festival with Alter Bridge' - they didn't have to include Alter Bridge ...

Ubik wrote:BBC3 in general, really.

Touche

Stacey Dooley and her absolutely terrible BBC3 documentaries. Anyone ever watched one of her shows.. 'Stacey Dooley Investigates'? - If she's an "investigative journalist" then I could bloody be one

I keep watching Harry Potter, alot. It's a genuine love affair You a fan of the books, Jim? I stumbled upon something the other day, a soon to be released special edition box-set. It looks pretty funky. http://firewireblog.com/2013/08/31/scholastic-to-release-special-edition-boxed-set-of-j-k-rowlin...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/24832420

Seeing headlines like that fill me with pride

The cool thing is that Mark said they were pitched several ideas for the Addicted to Pain music video. This shows that at least the guys are entertaining some varied ideas.... but obviously nothing really stuck with ATP, so they decided to go for a simple performance video. Hopefully some cool ideas...

Show Me A Sign It's a shame that the guys didn't really fancy it live for whatever reason.

Great photos, man. Love the lighting in the first one... and Mark just looks so bloody content/happy in the last one

Anyone who lays the blame for this solely at the feet of Mark needs to wake up. I think it's clear to see that if Scott Stapp was a little more like Myles Kennedy in terms of nature and personality... then there would have been another Creed album by now.

[youtube]http://youtu.be/5KQSLTldjFU[/youtube] Another trailer for The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug I like how the tone of this series is slowly, film by film, inching towards the feel/vibe of the Rings trilogy. The first film was quite light and whimsical initially (which made perfect sense as t...