….With parts of Diary Of A Madman….From Ozzy Lyrics: Screaming at the window Watch me die another day Hopeless situation Endless price I’ll have to pay Diary of a madman Walk the line again today Entries of confusion Dear diary I’m here to stay Sanity now and beyond me I will always love you However long I stay I will always love you Whatever words I say I will always love you There’s no choice Whenever I’m alone with you You make me feel like I’m hopeless Voices in the darkness Scream away my mental health Can I ask a question To help me save me from myself? Sanity now and beyond me I will always love you However long I stay I will always love you Whatever words I say I will always love you There’s no choice I will always love you Whenever I’m alone with you You make me feel like I’m whole again Whenever I’m alone with you You make me feel like I’m whole again I will always love you There’s no choice
September 3, 2010
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playlist of all 6 parts below www.youtube.com ***YOU TUBE THIS IS PUBLIC DOMAIN HAS ITS A BBC PROGRAM OLDER THAN 15 YEARS DO NOT REMOVE*** this is the full 60 minute program in 6 parts from 1989 with such classics as mitch hale penny rushin, steve harris talking about bass bins and some classic bruce dickinson moments and some good live performances
For More Info Visit – www.Trustkill.com – www.MySpace.com/Trustkill Bleeding Through “Love Lost In A Hale Of Gunfire” Video From The Album “This Is Love, This Is Murderous” Directed by Christopher Sims
Episode 9 – The Show Must Go Off!
During the summer, Pacey and Audrey rocked Los Angeles and spent time with her next door neighbors, the Osbournes, and Jack Osbourne even tags along with them to interview at Worthington. Jen spent her time in New York and got ecstatic to learn her parents are separating. Jack got dumped by Eric, but got over it. Joey spent her summer in Capeside doing a lot of reading, working and romancing. On their first week back at Boston Bay College, Jen is shocked to run into find that Grams Ryan has decided to go back to school. At Worthington, Joey experiences nothing but bad luck when she decides to enroll in an intermediate writing class taught by the liberal, but manipulative and cynical, Professor Greg Heston who does not hesitate to ridicule and embarrass Joey in front of the class with her lack of knowledge of the current book topic. Pacey and Jack move out of Grams’ house and Pacey tries to get the perfect apartment, owned by a feisty, punk rock British woman, named Emma Jones, who works as a waitress in the local bar Hell’s Kitchen. Also, Dawson is working on a new movie, a horror film titled “Wicked Dead” with him as the assistant director and the hack Todd Carr as director. When he finally gets together with Joey, he is the only one to have remembered her 20th birthday.
Black Tide interview in LA for livevideo.com / Interscope USA
A Backstage Interview With Deen Castronovo of Journey
For Dio, the show always had to go on. He ignored the warning signs for years, and all along the cancer was growing and mutating from something that was probably easily defeatable into a monster which even Dio couldn’t slay.
DL: bit.ly ARTIST: Cage9 SONG: Hearts and Stars ALBUM: El Motivo For those who are looking for the track without an attached anime MV. :] —– Cage9, based in Los Angeles, is comprised of Panama transplants Evan Rodaniche and Gustavo Aued on guitar/vocals and bass respectively, LA native Jesse Beltz on guitar and from Phoenix, AZ, Gordon Heckaman who was recently featured in Modern Drummer Magazine discussing his Ozzfest experience with his last band Depswa. Evan steers the project as the band’s main song-scaper and recording-guru whose production and mixing skills have not only shaped Cage9’s sound but that of many other performers from latin-grammy-winners Los Rabanes, Atlantic Record’s upstarts Big City Rock, to current Rolling Stone and Spin indie darlings The Willowz. —– iTunes: phobos.apple.com
Piano version from Skullage DVD

