Jimmy è stato intervistato da
Great Falls Tribune prima dello show di Great Falls del martedì dopo:
Avenged Sevenfold drummer Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan showed some genuine excitement when told Great Falls isn't host to many rock tours.
"Dude, that's awesome. That makes me excited" he said. "I am gonna play extra hard just because of that. That's the kind of (stuff) I love. The kids who are gonna come to that show are gonna be so much more excited than people in LA who got to see a show every night."
Avenged Sevenfold
Avenged Sevenfold has been together since 1999 but really broke through in 2005 with the record "City of Evil" and the singles "Burn it Down" and "Bat Country".
The band, originally known for its metalcore sound, gradually has become a multidimensional rock outfit, mixing in everything from wicked guitar solos to the occasional orchestral addition.
This diversity showed on the group's last record, a self-titled offering that even included a string section at one point.
According to The Rev, while the next record is still a mere seedling, there'll be plenty of experimentation.
"We have no idea yet," said The Rev, talking about the direction the band is headed on the next album. "We'll wait and see. It might be a surprise to everyone. As usual, it's gonna be much different than the last album."
The band's skyrocketing success hasn't changed the way the group approaches songwriting.
"We don't know how to write music any other way than our process, which is jam by ourselves on our own and than we come in every couple days or so and write collectively, have a few drinks and (mess) around," The Rev explained. "Whatever comes out, comes out. I think it would be detrimental to our career if we deliberately tried to write hits because we're not that type of band."
While the nation struggles through rocky economic times, Avenged Sevenfold is still packing them in.
"For now, everyone struggling with (the poor economy), the best thing we can do is give them an awesome show", The Rev said.
Edited by giada7x - 19/12/2019, 00:41
