Absolutely, Positively, Un doubtfully, and flawlessly, Perfect.

This song is an original masterpiece from Opeth's album My Arms, Your Hearse released in 1998, Its a well made, overall awesome song, If you haven't listened to it yet, Buy this album and all the others, Opeth is a definite # 1 band.

I think bands like Atreyu are overlooked by people who are afraid to truely express themselves for what they belive in. This is a modern thing brought apon us by years of christans telling us~ Nevermind, im writing a review, This song is a good example of their earlier work where they didnt have as much 'Non-understandable screaming' or 'barking' as some of the critics call it. This song includes powerful lyrics, good percusion, good guitar, and finally, vocals to match it all. Overall its a Great song and worth of the 9.6 i gave it.

And if you don't continue to listen to his music, you will catch yourself singing portions of the song to yourself at completely random times for no apparent reason at all. This is a great song for anyone who likes Tom Petty, or even someone who doesn't like Tom Petty, its just a well presented, well preformed, excellent song. Its the kind of song that you and your buddies while driving would pop in without a doubt, and just jam to the entire trip without question, its just that good. Overall GREAT song and EXCELLENT artist.

Metallica reminds me of a band that was great in its earlier days, but just became overwhelmed in its later years and had too many problems. But they still showed that they could be the best Heavy Metal band out there. It all started when James Hetfield met Lars Ulrich in California and decided to form a band after seeing his add in the Los Angels paper. They truly shined in the 80's and 90's, where expression was their goal and not money or fame. The band met its fall when Jason Newsted decided to leave the band saying "Due to private and personal reasons, and the physical damage that I have done to myself over the years while playing the music that I love, I must step away from the band." Metallica proceeded to recruit Rob Trujillo as their new bassist. Then made 'St.Anger' in June, 2003 and 'Some Kind of Monster' in July 2004. I end this review saying This is One of, and in my mind, WILL remain, One of the best bands out there in the 80's and 90's.