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Ken Chua would no longer go underground unless the notorious Martial Law II is declared. He is partly convinced that all his pent-up thoughts are spilled in this account.
Read about how he tackles the miss(ed)adventures of a city kid, the life of a schoolboy, and how he (hopefully) overcomes the shadow of mediocrity. There's more - haircuts and bags, food, books, music and movies and ~~sex~~! Filled with stories of raves and misery, the author doesn't guarantee his articles are a great entertainment read. After all, he isn't just any two-dimensional fictional character. :-)

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This Is War, 30 Seconds To Mars
Sunday, December 27, 2009 9:02 PM / top

O. M. G.

Now this album is a masterpiece! Leto's, the actor-turned-singer Jared Leto, voice could both soothe and empower you - from an intimate wisper to in your face screaming and includes oversampling from nature and their fans - about their timeless compilation on war, survival, power.

Like Meg & Dia's Here, Here, Here, this is a cohesive album and should be listened to as a whole to really get the entire experience. I pick out 100 Suns, Alibi, Closer To The Edge (wish they promoted this instead of Kings & Queens), This Is War, Night Of The Hunter (the Flood Remix), Hurricane (feat. Kanye West), Stranger In A Strange Land, and Search and Destroy as my faves. And Escape is perfect for the album's intro. A perfect OST for mature audience; this will rip you apart to leave the valleys of your childhood leaving you scarred, but wiser.

Labels: band, dreamscape, grown-ups, mainstream, music, review, rock

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