Solid Loved

Solid Loved

Solid Loved
What is your favourite Metal gear solid game out of the whole franchise and why?

Mine would have to be MGS4 as I thought it was amazing and I just loved it.

well my favourite game woud have to be mgs pw becuase its the only mgs game i had since my parents wont let me get the reated m ones but its realy fun great on the go popular on ad hoc party great multiplayer and the custimization with wepons outfits solidgers making your own metal gear great vs mode ITS INSANE great game 10.10

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Wanna Be Loved

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Often compared to lover's rock king Beres Hammond, Glen Washington has built a steady career with smooth, mid-tempo songs of love and betrayal. The difference between these two crooners however,is that Washington's pleasant baritone never comes close to the richness or depth of emotion that Hammond is famous for. On "Wanna Be Loved," Washington continues down his tried and true path. He offers a nice collection of lovers rock reggae but with nothing outstanding. Although the opening track "Viper" is billed as the answer to his classic 1998 hit, "Kindness for Weakness," it lacks much of the heartfelt sentiments of its predecessor.Fortunately, this disc does boast some highlights such as the contagious rhythms and peppy delivery of "Feel So Right" and the slinky melody that accents Washington's raspy vocals on "Roller Coaster Ride." There's also a solid rasta anthem, "Bring It On Home," which declares, "hate is not righteous/it's got to be wrong/truth and love has got to be strong." With 17 breezy tracks, Wanna Be Loved provides a good supply of reggae love songs and conscious lyrics to satisfy the average fan. ~ Rosalind Cummings-Yeates, Rovi Performers: Glen Washington - Vocals

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With {^To Be Loved}, {$Ian Moore} has fashioned his most challenging and {\experimental} album yet, moving toward moody soundscapes, haunting beauty, and nervy energy. The title track makes mesmerizing and surprising shifts, from mellow to abrasive and ba

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Son, I Loved You at Your Darkest

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Christian rock, like rock en español, is a term that has to do with lyrics rather than musical style; if a band is identified as Christian rock, that tells you something about their lyrics but nothing about their musical style. Over the years, Christian rock has included everything from power metal to new wave to post-grunge -- and in the 21st century, plenty of Christian bands have embraced screamo (also known as melodic hardcore or post-hardcore). While Hopesfall, From Autumn to Ashes and Nora are examples of secular screamo bands, UnderOath, Emery and Showbread have exemplified screamo's Christian side. Another Christian screamo outfit is As Cities Burn, whose first full-length album, Son, I Loved You at Your Darkest, favors the sort of heaven/hell and soft/abrasive contrasts that screamo is known for. Lead singer T.J. Bonnette brings plenty of harsh, death-all-over-your-face screaming to this 2005 release, but the 35-minute disc has its share of clean vocals as well. Like countless other screamo discs, Son, I Loved You at Your Darkest is an album that can offer sledgehammer brutality one minute and melodic reflection the next -- and that light/darkness juxtaposition separates screamo from the unforgiving outlook of metalcore. Typically, a metalcore outfit won't offer nearly as much breathing room as a screamo band like As Cities Burn -- which, like others who have recorded for Solid State/Tooth & Nail, is promoting Christianity in a subliminal fashion. Their introspective lyrics, although Christian-oriented, don't beat listeners over the head with a religious message. Son, I Loved You at Your Darkest is uneven and inconsistent; some of the tunes are more memorable than others. Although not remarkable, the disc does have its moments -- and As Cities Burn is worth keeping an eye on if one is a fan of Christian screamo units like UnderOath, Emery, and Showbread. ~ Alex Henderson, Rovi Performers: Aaron Lunsford - Drums; Cody Bonnette - Vocals, Guitar; Colin Kimble - Guitar; Matt Goldman - Piano; Pascal Barone - Bass