2009-2-14 12:03
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Paramore.--. Riot! (Limited Edition)2007[Punk Rock/228 K/MP3]
[size=5]这是paramore的2007年的大碟，很好听。相信很多人都是因为twilight的原声大碟认识他们的。（反正我就是，嘻嘻）女主唱很年轻靓丽，大家喜欢的话可以去看看他们的mv，拍得很有感觉。[/size]
[img=386,303]http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/36/Paramore_Hayley_Williams03.jpg[/img]
[color=black][i][b]Riot![/b][/i] is the second studio album from pop punk band Paramore, and was released in the United States on June 12, 2007 and in the United Kingdom on June 25, 2007. The album was certified Platinum in July 2008 by the RIAA, and Gold in the UK and Ireland. [i]Riot![/i] produced 4 singles, including the Top 40 hits "Misery Business", "Hallelujah", "Crushcrushcrush" and "That's What You Get".[/color]
[color=black]"Misery Business" is included in the video game [i]Guitar Hero World Tour[/i] (featuring a computer-generated replica of lead vocalist Hayley Williams), while "That's What You Get" is a playable song in [i]Rock Band 2[/i]. "Crushcrushcrush" is featured on [i]Guitar Hero On Tour: Decades[/i] and is available as a downloadable track for play on both [i]Rock Band[/i] games. A cover version of that song is also featured on the game [i]Ultimate Band[/i].[/color]
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Recording and production
The album was produced by David Bendeth. Lead vocalist Hayley Williams said the album was called [i]Riot![/i] because "For us, the title ‘RIOT!’ literally means an unbridled outburst of emotions. When we were writing, it seemed like our thoughts and emotions were coming out so fast that we couldn't control them. It felt like there was a riot within us. So the album takes our passion to a new level; it’s just all raw energy."[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riot!#cite_note-About-0][color=#800080][1][/color][/url]
The track "For a Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic" comes from what Josh reflects as "putting your faith in someone and they blow it." Josh composed the song and gave the demo to Hayley. Josh is known saying "I wrote the music specifically to be awesome live and to be extremely energetic. It all came out at once. I showed it to Hayley and she just nailed it lyrically. She completely got the feeling I wanted the song to have."[url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riot!#cite_note-About-0][color=#800080][1][/color][/url]
During production, Paramore held an online contest entitled "The Last Song You'll Ever Sing" where fans submitted videos on [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YouTube][color=#0000ff]YouTube[/color][/url] for the opportunity to sing back up vocals on the track "Born For This". The winner was Mary Bonney of McLean, Virginia. [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riot!#cite_note-1][color=#800080][2][/color][/url] On "That's What You Get," Steven from "Steven's Untitled Rock Show" is featured and is credited. The band asked him when he went to the studio.
[color=black]Songs[/color][color=black]The album has yielded four singles. "Misery Business" was the first single. Its origins came from a message Hayley put on the band’s Live Journal page, asking her fans to post what they’re ashamed of. "I found that people really were reaching out to someone to spill their guts to," she recalls, "So I did the same thing lyrically in the song and let everything out. It’s more honest than anything I’ve ever written, and the guys matched that emotion musically."[1] The song became an instant hit, eventually receiving heavy rotation on MTV and other music television networks.[/color]
[color=black]The album's second single was "Hallelujah". As Hayley recounts, "It’s one of the oldest songs we’ve got, but we wanted to save it for this record, and it’s the perfect home for it. It’s a claim of victory for both ourselves and our fans."[1][/color]
[color=black]The album's third single was "Crushcrushcrush" and was released the 15 of January in the US and the 23 of January in the UK.[/color]
[color=black]The album's fourth single, "That's What You Get," was released just over a week after Paramore canceled their European tour to work on "personal issues"[3], amidst media speculation of the band breaking up. Hayley Williams explained that, given the fragile state of the band, they all thought it best if they kept the shoot low-key, surrounding themselves with their friends and family, keeping it simple. And, in the process, the whole thing evolved from just another video shoot into an impromptu band therapy session, which Paramore desperately needed.[/color]
[color=black]Hayley added "We had tons of friends there, and it really just felt like a hangout session. And Marcos [Siega, the director] was so cool about it. He said, 'Bring your friends.' We shot it in some of our friends' houses, and it just felt so real ... and I think it's the first time in a video you're gonna get to see who we really are."[4][/color]
[color=black]The track "Born For This" contains elements from the song "Liberation Frequency" taken from the album The Shape Of Punk To Come by the influential Swedish hardcore band Refused.[/color]
[size=6][color=black]Release[/color][/size]
[color=black][i]Riot![/i] was released in the United States on June 12, 2007 following the debut of "Misery Business" on the radio. It entered the U.S. Billboard 200 charts at 20 in late 2007. [i]Riot![/i] sold 42,000 albums in the U.S. in its first week and three months later the album hit its peak at 15 on the Billboard 200. The album achieved some success in the UK reaching #24 on the albums chart. The album was certified Platinum in July 2008.[5] The hit single "Misery Business has also been certified Gold by the RIAA.[6] The album was re-released in late 2007 as a U-MYX MVI CD/DVD. The album has so far sold 1,066,707 copies in the U.S.[7] [i]Riot![/i] was certified Platinum in the U.S on July 11, 2008.[/color]
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[color=black] Reception[/color][color=black]Critical opinion for [i]Riot![/i] was mixed. Some critics gave the album positive reviews; Jason Lymangrover of [i]Allmusic[/i] gave the album 3.5 out of 5 stars and commented that "Ultimately, this disc has enormous crossover potential, and will probably appeal to those who are fans of the genre, and for those who aren't, there's a good chance of it becoming a guilty pleasure."[8] [i]Stylus Magazine[/i] gave the album a B+ and said "[i]Riot![/i] is immediately appealing because it focuses on sounds that have been neglected by the genre’s front-runners. This is an uncomplicated album comprising of strikingly uncomplicated music, entirely lacking in 15 word song titles."[9] Gareth Dobson of [i]Drowned in Sound[/i] gave the album 4 out of 10 stars and said "At 38 minutes long, it’s mercifully brief, but still manages to feel like a double album for those who endure it. That’s those who don’t manage to forget that it’s on the stereo at all. People, get your pop-punk thrills somewhere else. At least somewhere where there are actual thrills to be had."[/color]
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[color=black]Accolades[/color][color=black]Despite mixed and lukewarm reviews, [i]Riot![/i] found itself in several "must have" lists that were compiled by various music publications, networks, and other media. Some of the more prominent of these lists to feature [i]Riot![/i] are shown below:[/color]
[table][tr][color=black]Publication[/color][color=black]Country[/color][color=black]Accolade[/color][color=black]Year[/color][color=black]Rank[/color][/tr][tr][td][i][color=black]BBC - Radio 1[/color][/i][/td][td][color=black]United Kingdom[/color][/td][td][color=black]Top 40 Rock Albums[10][/color][/td][td][color=black]2008[/color][/td][td][color=black]2[/color][/td][/tr][/table]
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[color=black]Track listing[/color]
[list=1][*][color=black]"For a Pessimist, I'm Pretty Optimistic" - 3:50 (Josh Farro/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"That's What You Get (When You Let Your Heart Win)" - 3:43 (J. Farro/Hayley Williams/Taylor York) [/color][*][color=black]"Hallelujah" - 3:23 (J. Farro/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"Misery Business" - 3:31 (J. Farro/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"When It Rains" - 3:35 (J. Farro/Zac Farro/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"Let the Flames Begin" - 3:18 (J. Farro/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"Miracle" - 3:31 (J. Farro/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"Crushcrushcrush" - 3:09 (J. Farro/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"We Are Broken" - 3:40 (J. Farro/D. Bendeth/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"Fences" - 3:19 (D. Bendeth/J. Farro/Hayley Williams) [/color][*][color=black]"Born for This" - 4:00 (J. Farro/Hayley Williams[12])[/color][/list]rayfile下载地址：
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