No, pero la de Twilight era genial

Ja ja ja.. Y si hay que leer cada cosa de gente con mierda en la Cabeza..
Ahora a lo que voy es que si no te gusto porque te cansaste de tapas con vikingos y fuego, digo, que onda? o sea por eso es fea? y digo, que le pasa a este pibe, ve muchos chanchos volando ...
Es la tematica de la banda y dificil que cambien..

Esta seria la alternativa para la edicion cabezamachine

Ja ja ja.. Y si hay que leer cada cosa de gente con mierda en la Cabeza..
Ahora a lo que voy es que si no te gusto porque te cansaste de tapas con vikingos y fuego, digo, que onda? o sea por eso es fea? y digo, que le pasa a este pibe, ve muchos chanchos volando ...
Es la tematica de la banda y dificil que cambien..

“‘Slaves Of Fear’ is not the all-typical Amon Amarth song. It was one of the last songs we finished for the album and what makes this song a little bit different is the collaboration between me and [guitarist] Olavi [Mikkonen] as songwriters. Usually, most songs are written by Olavi and [guitarist] Johan [Söderberg]. It’s definitely one of the darkest songs we’ve ever written and the main/intro riff is my personal tribute to the passing of Ronnie James Dio as the riff came to me after listening to Holy Diver. Lyrically, it’s about how religions keep people under its control and from thinking for themselves. It includes some of the most angry lyrics [vocalist] Johan [Hegg] has written and they kind of remind me of ‘The Sound Of Eight Hooves’ [off 2001's The Crusher full-length] in a way. It works exceptionally well with the melancholic feel of the riffs.”
Amon Amarth’s new album, Surtur Rising, is out Mar. 29, 2011 on Metal Blade Records.

y es la tematica vieja, que queres? vampiros emos cortandose las muñecas como a vos te gusta?