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Prom Queen
 Prom Queen $0.99 This is different side of a TRUE ARTIST. Being able to diversify is what keeps people listening. I have been a fan of Wayne since the very start and I am not disappointed one bit. Keep the fire flowing. Weezy F.  The Barbie Game - Queen of The Prom $29.99 A friend of mine had her mother's original 1961 version of this game. We would play it every time I visited her house. I found this version a couple of years ago. My daughter loves to play it now. It is is a fun, classic board game.  Music For The Recently Deceased $9.99 Lately I've been listening to this album out of my 'metallic hardcore' collection. It's very good. Especially the vocals. In previous reviews people have noted this album's great "screams". It's important to note that there are not any screams on this album. The vocals in this album are death growls, you silly people. Though the riffs are heavily gothenburg inspired (as in, yeah, sounds like As I Lay Dying), their own style constantly bleeds through (666 is really un-gothenburg for example) and it sounds better than all AILD clones. Hell, in my opinion, they sound better than AILD. What puts them above and beyond? The vocals. I applaud Ed Butcher's preformence and style; his growls perfectly fit their deathcore. I myself was like, "Wait, what? These aren't screams... I think..." And they aren't. He growls in the same fashion that one would scream on a regular metalcore samefest. You'd think someone else would have done that by now, but most deathcore embraces the death more than the core. I Killed The Prom Queen embraces the core first with amazing results, like the drumming (which is always clever and very much hardcore). Though the riffs sound generic at times (very few times, I assure you) their entire sound is not one worth missing. 4.5 stars out of 5 (rounded up). |
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