The opening sequence to Monster Hunter: World is balls-to-the wall dramatic.
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Paramore are really going balls to the wall with this 'quirky' vibe, huh?
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In response to the supposed threat, 3nder has gone into balls-to-the-wall attack mode.
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Bravo's balls-to-the-wall talk show Watch What Happens Live is not for the fainthearted.
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" She also thanked director Reed Morano for "teaching me what it means to be balls to the wall.
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The amount of time and money invested in their pet projects is balls-to-the-wall hard-core.
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" She also thanked director Reed Morano for "teaching me what it means to be balls to the wall.
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There's Juan Uribe, when he's not getting contused in some horrible-sounding way, going balls to the wall at third.
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" I'm a spitfire at heart, so I always thought my first record would be balls to the wall: "I am woman.
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Are you a latter-day fan of Oscar-winner Nicolas Cage and the balls-to-the-wall, batshit insane acting style he calls "Western Kabuki"?
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Convinced she wasn't going to book the gig, Davis submitted what she calls a "balls to the wall, here's like a word vomit of ideas" treatment.
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"They're throwing caution to the wind for average workers and people on Main Street and going balls to the wall for people on Wall Street," Sen.
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The singer took a "break" from her Sweetener tour to perform two balls-to-the-wall performances at Coachella, the first of which went down Sunday night.
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It's so balls-to-the wall terrible that the balls have actually bulldozed through the wall, all the way past bad and potentially almost back to good?
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If I'm ready to have the time and take the time to stand my ground on a particular opinion or something controversial, then it's balls to the wall.
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From what we can hear so far, the as yet untitled track sounds more like an upbeat Frank track, tempering Harris' usual balls-to-the-wall banger mood.
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The first is that her fans go balls-to-the-wall bonkers whenever Taylor "notices" them on social media by blessing them with a like, share, or comment.
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The lesson (to use that word as loosely as humanly possible) is that picking up a chuckle-worthy idea and going balls to the wall on it is fun!
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If a record like In Search of Lost Time were released in the 90s or early 2000s, and featured all cis men, one might call it balls to the wall.
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This would allow the 3D sections to be full on, balls-to-the-wall twitch gaming, like some unholy combination of rhythm action affairs, endless runners, and FAST Racing Neo.
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With a magnetic stage presence and vibrant, balls-to-the-wall look that can be spotted from the nosebleeds, Francis has been on our style radar for quite some time now.
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What do you get when you combine a balls-to-the-wall White House, a random-ass hashtag, and a whole bunch of people who are really, really disappointed in their government?
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Thankfully, eagle-eyed viewers caught the moment amid the chaos of the balls-to-the-wall battle between Daenerys and her Dothraki horsemen and the Lannisters at the end of the episode.
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As red carpet fashion goes, the Grammys tends to deliver some of the most uneven: Everything is either balls-to-the-wall camp or sedate black gowns, with very little in between.
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Christen explained that, seeing as they both showed up late in Paradise, they needed to go "balls to the wall" to make the most of their time and establish a connection with another contestant.
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I felt ashamed the next day, but was amazed that I wasn't sick and how my body had dealt with me going balls to the wall from no meat to basically half a cow.
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On "Femmebot," perhaps the tape's most balls-to-the-wall pop song, the simple structure, added-sugar bubblegum sound and camp extended metaphor are interrupted and complicated by the late inclusion of Mykki Blanco's rapped verse.
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What followed was two hours of batshit crazy television, in which the remaining Republican candidates not named Donald Trump went balls to the wall against the real estate titan who has all but locked up the party's nomination.
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Many of the laws were hastily written in the '80s, back when the country was in balls-to-the-wall AIDS panic, when seemingly healthy people were waking up with purple lesions on their faces and dropping like bubonic plague victims.
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I can't recall the exact moment or what specifically triggered it, but after an unbroken string of 12-hour days, I found myself possessed by the voice of Trump: that in your face, balls-to-the-wall style, overflowing with turbo confidence and showmanship.
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"A lot of people saw the campy side of him, the sort of outrageous, balls-to-the-wall side, but his private side was very sensitive, very intellectual, very smart," says producer/writer Ryan Black, who dated Arquette in 1999 and stayed in touch over the years.
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Is it possible to learn how to overtake properly while: Ice Cube is trying to prepare you for a drive-by, Kevin Hart is asking you if you've ever had coke blown up your bum, and Conan O'Brien is talking about his "balls to the wall" college days?
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His ability and willingness to be a supplementary stretch player on offense while also going balls to the wall on every defensive possession – swarming pick-and-rolls all over the floor, hedging and trapping and recovering and generally covering more space than any big man in the league – was, James' singular brilliance aside, the biggest key to unlocking Miami's full potential.
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Others have praised it's "next level grooves" and "balls to the wall rhythms".
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Accept's next release, Balls to the Wall, was released in 1983, now with guitarist Herman Frank (ex-Sinner). The album was more conceptual, and included lyrical themes about politics, sexuality and human relationships. For example, "Balls to the Wall" refers to slaves revolting against oppressing masters, while "Fight It Back" is about social misfits fighting against conformity. All songs were credited to Accept and "Deaffy".
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He gave the episode four stars out of five, praising "the 'balls to the wall' method that the creators have taken in attempting to bring a comic book to life here".
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Balls to the Wall is a 2011 American comedy film written by Jason Nutt and directed by Penelope Spheeris. The film had its premiere at the Newport Beach Film Festival on April 30, 2011.
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Arisa then informed the HouseGuests of the first Shock Wave. Canada voted to transport one HouseGuest into the future, thus keeping them safe until the jury begins. Neda was selected to be safe until jury. Following Mark's eviction, the HouseGuests kicked it in the Balls to the Wall Head of Household competition.
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Donkey Punch the Night was announced November 19, 2012 and released on February 19, 2013. The EP was released in digital and CD formats, with a vinyl release following on March 12, 2013. A cover of Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" is included on the EP, as well as a cover of Accept's "Balls to the Wall".
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The Collection is a compilation album by German heavy metal band Accept, released in 1991. The songs on the album were pulled from Accept's albums Accept, I'm a Rebel, Breaker, Restless and Wild, Balls to the Wall, Metal Heart, and Russian Roulette. It omits anything from Eat the Heat, which was released two years before this compilation album.
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The cassette tape version of this release had the unusual feature of having all six songs recorded on both sides. Because of the duration of the six songs, it was feasible to release it this way. All six songs are available as bonus tracks on the 2002 BMG remasters of Balls to the Wall, Metal Heart, and Russian Roulette.
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"Balls to the Wall" is a song by German heavy metal band Accept. The song was released as the lead single from their 1983 fifth studio album of the same name. The anthemic title track is the album's best known song, and became Accept's signature song, for which a music video was shot that received American airplay on MTV.
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The Kick-Ass franchise began in 2008 with Book One of The Dave Lizewski Years, originally published as Kick-Ass. Books Two, Three, and Four, originally respectively published as Hit-Girl, Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall and Kick-Ass 3, followed 2010–2014. The original series was rebranded as The Dave Lizewski Years following the release of stand-alone sequel series The New Girl and Hit-Girl in 2018.In newer collected editions of the first volume of the series, the books Kick-Ass, Hit-Girl, Kick-Ass 2: Balls to the Wall and Kick-Ass 3 were renamed as Books One, Two, Three and Four of The Dave Lizewski Years, so-as to differentiate the former series from the new 2018 Kick-Ass and Hit-Girl series.
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The seventh album Holy was released on 18 October 1999, which received critical acclaim. It was a return to the guitar-driven sound similar to the Balls to the Wall-era Accept. A world tour followed with dates in the United States and several other major countries. The band known as Vanize, fronted by Udo Dirkschneider's brother Peter, supported U.D.O. during the tour.
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FUBAR 2 (also known as FUBAR: Balls to the Wall or FUBAR: Gods of Blunder) is a 2010 comedy film and the sequel to the 2002 cult film FUBAR. It was released on October 1, 2010 in Canada.Fubar blog: official release date It made its world premiere by opening the Midnight Madness program at the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival.
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It was also bigger than any film > I've done in its physical stature and the way it was designed. All the > people were dwarfed by the system and the architecture; it shows how > insignificant human beings could be in the future. There's a lot of action > in the movie and some great acting, too. It just wasn't balls to the wall.
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Blood of the Nations is the twelfth studio album by German heavy metal band Accept. It is the band's first studio recording since 1996's Predator and the first album to feature vocalist Mark Tornillo and drummer Stefan Schwarzmann. It is the first Accept album without Udo Dirkschneider on vocals since Eat the Heat (1989), and the band's first album to feature guitarist Herman Frank since Balls to the Wall (1983).
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The band recorded eight tracks within a week, with Jesperson as producer. Their "balls-to-the-wall hardcore punk attempt", their first EP Stink, containing "Kids Don't Follow" and seven other songs, was released in June 1982, six months after the Chicago show. The Replacements began to distance themselves from the hardcore punk scene after the release of Stink. "We write songs rather than riffs with statements," Westerberg later stated.
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Mike Portnoy and John Petrucci co-produced the album; Portnoy said that the band hires an engineer and a mixer to act as an "objective outside ear", but the members ultimately "call their own shots". Previous Dream Theater albums shared planned themes throughout, such as Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory (1999) as a concept album or Train of Thought (2003) as a heavy, "balls to the wall" album.Mike Portnoy, Chaos in Progress.
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Evel Pie serves New York-style pizza. The menu includes classic cheese and pepperoni pizzas, and speciality pies, including "Balls to the Wall" made with meatballs and gravy, a pizza with rattlesnake jalapeńo sausage, and Hog Heaven, a pizza with barbecue sauce, smoked mozzarella, fontina, pulled pork, bacon, and red onions. There is also a white pizza, without tomato sauce, named after Barry White. The restaurant also offers housemade meatballs topped with tomato sauce.
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Mina Harker is the > intended bride of Bram Stoker's infamous Count Dracula. The lyrics in this > case are set in a time when Mina is irrevocably lost to him and he is pining > for his immortal beloved. This song is a blend of gothic romance and balls- > to-the-wall thrash. ; "The Foetus of a New Day Kicking" > After a "long dark night of the soul" comes a dawn that is twice as potent.
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Herman Frank joined Accept in 1982 shortly before the release of their album Restless and Wild. He replaced guitarist Jan Koemmet, who had been hired for Jörg Fischer but had left the band before the recording sessions. Frank himself departed after the release of the following (and the band's most successful) album, Balls to the Wall, in 1983. When Accept reunited for festival appearances in 2005, it was with Herman Frank in the spot alongside constant presence Wolf Hoffmann.
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For The Line of Best Fit, Chris Taylor viewed the song as a "blissful early '00s club floor-filler, the kind that gets limbs and sweat flying everywhere with abandon". In a positive review from Idolator, Mike Nied called it a "glory" and a "balls-to-the-wall delight bound to send your heart rate skyrocketing". He concluded by calling the chorus "stutter-riddled" and "a sing-along moment". Uproxx's Caitlin White categorised the song's aesthetic as "neon- tinted".
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He was replaced briefly by Jan Koemmet, followed by Herman Frank shortly before the release of Restless and Wild. Fischer returned to replace Frank shortly after the release of Balls to the Wall. In 1987, Dirkschneider was fired from Accept and subsequently pursued a solo career under the moniker U.D.O. He was replaced by a succession of temporary vocalists, before the band settled on David Reece and released Eat the Heat in 1989. Fischer left again before the recording of the album.
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The next year she played a small role in the film The Back-Up Plan. In 2011, she had roles on multiple films, Balls to the Wall, Poolboy: Drowning Out the Fury, Eating Out: The Open Weekend, A Holiday Engagement and Spooky Buddies. She also had a recurring role on Pretty the Series, and she joined the cast of Web Therapy as the recurring role of Gina Spinks. She would play Gina until August 11, 2015, when Showtime cancelled the series after four seasons.
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Despite the more commercially appealing sound of the album, it fell short of the sales figures of its predecessor Balls to the Wall in America. Udo remembers the Breaker through Metal Heart era as the time when the band got along best together. Thus this would turn out to be the last album of Accept's golden era, as cracks were soon to appear in the band's solidarity. The 2002 digitally remastered CD edition includes two live bonus tracks, "Love Child" and "Living for Tonite", both taken from the live EP Kaizoku-Ban.
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Benedictum also landed a slot on the Winter 2006 Doro European tour. Their 2008 sophomore release, Seasons of Tragedy, saw the group continue their close working relationship with mentor/producer Jeff Pilson who brought in former Dokken bandmate George Lynch to contribute guest guitar solos on "Bare Bones" and a cover of the Accept classic "Balls to the Wall". Long-time friend, guitarist Craig Goldy, also made an appearance on the album. The band supported the album in Europe with several festival shows and completed a fall tour with NWOBHM veterans Girlschool.
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During this time, the band also contributed a cover of the Accept classic "Balls to the Wall" to the ECW Wrestling album Anarchy Rocks Vol. 2. The band went on to sign with Roadrunner Records and quickly recorded its debut album Pass out of Existence in 2001 with Producer Mudrock. By this time Jim LaMarca was now bassist and Chris Spicuzza was handling all electronics duties. Shortly after the release of the album and the tour that was to follow, Jason Hager left the band when he discovered he was going to become a father.
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Reviews for 5150 were initially mixed. The Village Voice Robert Christgau rated the album a C+, which signifies "a not disreputable performance, most likely a failed experiment or a pleasant piece of hackwork." He wondered how "the guitar mavens who thought Eddie equalled Van Halen are going to like his fireworks displays and balls-to-the-wall hooks now that video star David Lee Roth has given way to one of the biggest schmucks in the known biz." He also stated that "no musician with something to say could stomach responding to Sammy Hagar's call".
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" Sydney Bucksbaum of Nerdist wrote, "It's commonplace for an episode of any hourlong TV drama to engage in multiple storylines at the same time. But Gotham did what few shows have accomplished and juggled five–read it: five-different storylines in its winter premiere. 'Mad City: Ghosts' picked up where the fall finale left off, but instead of delaying certain storylines for later episodes, Gotham went balls to the wall and just included all of them." Robert Yanis, Jr. of Screenrant wrote, "For its first episode of the 2017, Gotham certainly didn't disappoint.
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Jörg Fischer (born 4 July 1957) is a German guitar player, primarily known for his work with the band Accept.Record sleeves for Accept, I'm a Rebel, Breaker, Metal Heart and Russian Roulette He joined the band towards the end of the recording of their self-titled debut album and plays on the albums I'm a Rebel and Breaker until leaving before the recording of the fourth album Restless and Wild. After the recording of Balls to the Wall was completed he was asked to rejoin the band. Fischer appears on the albums Metal Heart and Russian Roulette.
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When once-up-and-coming indie film starlet Halley Feiffer loses her boyfriend, her agent and her career in one fell swoop she finally realizes that something has got to change...she has to become WAY MORE FAMOUS! Armed with a stolen script and two pitchers of sangria, Halley enlists the help of her brother Ryan to make a movie, starring herself (of course), and any A-list celebrity she can land. Halley will stop at nothing in this balls to the wall Hollywood comedy...even if it means hurting the only people who truly care about her.
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This followed New Zealand's disastrous results in South America which Herbert blamed on player fitness and commitment. Hickey ended his international playing career with 33 A-international caps and 3 goals to his credit, his final cap came in a 0–5 loss to Venezuela on 28 March 2007. He is now Running the New Zealand stage of "Red Bull Balls to the Wall" A one on one competition with youth. He was also the sports correspondent for More FM's nationwide drive show Josh and Tom, and had a weekly spot around about 6.30pm every Friday night.
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Old Navy was sued by Kardashian for this ad, and an out-of-court settlement was reached in August 2012. Molinaro also released her single "Dance Floor" on February 25, 2011 and the music video has over 2 million views on YouTube and features choreography by JaQuel Knight. She landed the role of Carla in the dance sequel Honey 2 and had a small but memorable role as Melissa in the comedy movie Balls to the Wall which was released in 2011. Her debut album is expected to be released in 2012 and features collaborations with multiple producers and songwriters.
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Headed towards Hollywood, Rex is a mentally ill drifter with a penchant for balls-to- the-wall gunplay. Trapped in a delusion that he is a modern 'Old West' gunslinger, Rex begins a murder spree that leaves police and law enforcement dead in his path. Meanwhile, hard-drinking cop John Shepard is suddenly thrust into the spotlight by newsanchor Maggie Hewitt after killing one of L.A.'s most notorious drug dealers in a skilled shoot out. When Rex learns of this heroic deed, he becomes fixated on both Hewitt, who he begins to stalk and terrorize, and Shepard, who he vows to shoot and kill.
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Train of Thought is the seventh studio album by American progressive metal band Dream Theater, released on November 11, 2003 through Elektra Records. Inspired by the audience response to Dream Theater's heavier songs while on tour,As discussed by John Petrucci in the 20th Anniversary Documentary The Score So Far, found on the Score DVD in the Chaos in Progress documentary, Portnoy says that they wanted Train of Thought to be a "balls to the wall" album with heavier, darker riffing, exposing them to a number of new metal fans. The album was written in three weeks. It was engineered by Doug Oberkircher and mixed by Kevin Shirley.
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Also featured in the film are two Ratt songs ("Round and Round" and "I'm Insane"), the Quiet Riot song "Metal Health" (which is Randy's entrance song except for the last match), the FireHouse song "Don't Walk Away", the Slaughter song "Dangerous", the Scorpions song "Animal Magnetism", "Balls to the Wall" by Accept, "Soundtrack to a War" by Rhino Bucket and the Cinderella song "Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone)". The two Ratt tunes are actually recordings by Rat Attack, a project featuring Ratt lead singer Stephen Pearcy and guitarists George Lynch (Dokken) and Tracii Guns (L.A. Guns). The Madonna song "Jump" is played in the bar scene.
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Wolf Hoffmann with Accept in Minsk, Belarus, 2011. Hoffmann has been Accept's guitarist since its inception in 1976. On 13 June 2010, Accept opened for AC/DC in Stuttgart, Germany, and on 25 June 2010, they headlined the Sonisphere festival in Romania and Turkey. With a set of over two hours, classics like "Balls to the Wall", "Metal Heart" and "Princess of the Dawn" were played along with the new album material. Blood of the Nations was released in Europe on 20 August 2010, and made a chart debut at number 4 in the official German Media Control Charts, the band's second highest chart debut in their career.
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Same thing with tempos, having some songs that were a little slower and not just balls to the wall the entire time.”Tedder, Michael. "Q&A;: Japandroids Remain On Brand With Near To The Wild Heart Of Life", Stereogum, 2 November 2017. Retrieved on 7 February 2017. The band has described every song on this album as having its own “sonic world”. Prowse elaborated, “There are different guitar tones and textures from song-to-song, and the drum sound changes a fair amount among other things. There’s a lot more care put into arrangements and a lot of sonic flourishes that we'd never experimented with before.”Trefor, Cai.
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Insidiöus Törment, also referred to as IT or (misspelled) Insidious Torment, is a Danish heavy metal band with Soviet roots. The heavy metal umlaut in their band name, a usually purely decorative device, is actually pronounced. In heavy metal, a musical genre that is sometimes described as "proto- fascist", the group is also known for being one of the few overtly socialist bands, along with some other notable examples, such as Accept. Like Accept in the lyrics to "Balls to the Wall", Insidiöus Törment also call for the oppressed to rise and rebel in such songs as "Metal Balls", "The Enticer" and "Call to Arms".
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He then appeared in major films including Accepted, Resident Evil: Extinction and Fast and Furious, which led him to his first starring feature role with cult director Penelope Spheeris in Balls to the Wall (2011). In 2009 Hursley starred in the rock opera Battle for Milkquarious, a promotional short film released by the California Milk Processor Board, creators of the "Got Milk?" campaign. Hursley played the film's protagonist, "Milktastic Rock Star" White Gold. Hursley appeared in the 2013 action/fantasy/horror short "Sequence", which was internationally recognized at festivals worldwide, which included a nod for Best Actor (Short Shorts Film Festival Japan 2014), and winning overall Best Short at the LA Shorts Fest (2013).
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In his book on the legacy of Rubber Soul, John Kruth expresses disappointment in the Carpenters' version, which was recorded in 1968 and released in 2001, following singer Karen Carpenter's death (she died in 1983), with a "ludicrous" overdubbed string arrangement. He highlights a "down-home take" by Randy Travis for the 1995 Come Together Beatles tribute album for its "sweet cascading pedal steel riff", and Replacements vocalist Paul Westerberg's acoustic rendering in the 2001 film I Am Sam for transforming the song into a "regretful lullaby". He also recognises former Ramones drummer Marky Ramone as the artist who provided the "balls-to-the-wall version", saying that in Ramone's 1999 cover, he "spits and sprays Lennon's lyrics while guitars slash and grind".
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Simon Pegg filming in Wells, Somerset. During the latter half of 2005, Working Title Films approached several towns in South West England looking for an appropriate filming location. Pegg commented, "We're both [Pegg and Wright] from the West Country so it just seemed like it was the perfect and logical thing to drag those kind of ideas and those genres and those clichés back to our beginnings to where we grew up, so you could see high-octane balls-to-the- wall action in Frome". Stow-on-the-Wold was considered amongst others, but after being turned away, the company settled upon Wells in Somerset, Wright's hometown, of which he has said "I love it but I also want to trash it".
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" He criticized the idea of the main event between Mike Awesome and Spike Dudley for the World Heavyweight Championship and did not consider Dudley, a deserving contender for the World Heavyweight Championship. Nick Sellers of 411Mania gave Guilty as Charged, a rating of 6.5, writing "The last three matches are all good examples of ECW's brand of wrestling, which in turn features some of the most notable workers of its existence. The world title match probably shouldn't have headlined the show, but Awesome's athleticism and Spike's stint as a crash test dummy were fun to watch. The TV title clash is balls to the wall action with some great gymnastry and the tag title bout had its fair share of good action.
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Accept hired Gaby Hauke as their manager in 1981, after releasing Breaker.Hoffmann, Gaby: "ACCEPT - True Metal Hearts" on Wacken Music Festival's web page She secured a spot supporting Judas Priest on their World Wide Blitz Tour the same year, and is credited for songwriting for the first time on Accept's next album Restless and Wild (1982). She is credited as lyricist on all songs on their albums from Balls to the Wall (1983) to Death Row (1994), with the exception of two instrumentals on Death Row. She's credited on several songs on Predator (1996).Liner notes for Accept's albums 1982-1996 Since 2010, Accept's new vocalist Mark Tornillo has been credited for their lyrics, although Tornillo has acknowledged her ongoing influence when discussing the title track from Stalingrad (2012)Reesman, Bryan: "Interview with Mark Tornillo from Accept: Living The Metal Scream Dream" in The Aquarian Weekly, April 13th, 2012 and their 2014 album Blind Rage.
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The Innkeepers has received generally positive reviews from critics. The film has a 80% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 120 reviews, with consensus "It doesn't break any rules of the genre, but The Innkeepers serves as additional proof that Ti West is a young director that discriminating horror fans can trust". David Harley of horror movie review site Bloody Disgusting gave the film three skulls out of five saying that "once the tone shifts from light-hearted comedy to balls- to-the-wall horror, it makes the two halves feel like separate films" and that The Innkeepers is "just kind of disappointing". Others gave the film more favorable reviews, with Life After Undeath giving the film 8 out of 10 and saying that "it is a slow burn with a wicked punch and it is creepier than that one eyed whore with the deep voice you always avoid on your way back from the 'massage' parlor".
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Later the same month the band offered a free download for their new song titled 'Run Free' and was said to be from their third album that had yet to be announced. A month later, when asked about the sound of the third album, Ben Bruce explained that the band had matured and in order to excel in their career they will be recording and releasing radio friendly singles, however this will not result in the sound of the overall album as he describes the rest of the album to be "balls-to-the-wall kind of stuff", adding that it would be released in 2013. In November the band headlined in Monster Energy's 'Outbreak Tour' throughout November and December across North America with support acts As I Lay Dying, Memphis May Fire, Attila and I See Stars who replaced Suicide Silence who had issues regarding the death of their singer, Mitch Lucker. Also in November the band performed at Metalfest California along the likes of Killswitch Engage, As I Lay Dying and Black Veil Brides.
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