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I googled sevendust to show my step sister and I saw Morgan Rose and I just wanted to say that Pickles is yeah pickles is Morgan rose
Sevendust - “Bitch” (Live at Woodstock ‘99) [x]
Monday, August 1: Sevendust, “Confessions of Hatred”
Alpha performed about as well as any other Sevendust album, and was generally as consistent, but there was something workmanlike about the band’s middle period (specifically, the records they made during founding guitarist Clint Lowery’s four-year break from the group) that prevented those albums from leaving much of an impression. There wasn’t anything wrong with tracks like “Confessions of Hatred”, which had the same balance of hooks and aggression that defined Sevendust’s best material: the song moved with focus, and the whole band, especially Morgan Rose and Lajon Witherspoon, sounded fully committed and locked in to each other. Sonny Mayo did a perfectly fine job in Lowery’s absence, and the group’s chemistry never failed to come through in everything they did. But somehow “Confessions of Hatred” didn’t land quite the same- maybe it was that Sevendust remained in a particular middle-tier status after six albums, and there was nothing about this that suggested they could ascend higher. Nonetheless, the tune offered its share of pleasures and made a case for the band’s many strengths, even if it didn’t provide much else.
never gets old...
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