Fondest memory of the Rev?
- Brian: My fondest memory of the Rev I think probably is the day that we met. We got into a fight, we got kicked out of class... it's a short story. And we ended up playing music later on that day and it was just pretty much almost love at first sight. Love at first day. That's my favorite.
- Johnny: That's a hard question, only because there's so many fond memories of Jimmy. I'll try and name just one - I mean, I guess one is when we would be hanging out, just me and him, late at night on the bus. You know, it's more like early morning... the sun's coming up cause we have the day off the next day and me and Jimmy are still somehow drinking. We're not making any sense in our conversation at all anymore and we'd always hug each other and tell each other how much we loved each other.
- Matt: My favorite personal memory... I mean every day was a crazy memory. I couldn't even come close to picking out one. I think one of my favorite things was I liked to screw around with him on stage, like to look at him and make faces,and if it was a bad show I'd say like, "Get me out of here!" and he's like, "Me too!", or I'd be like "This show rocks!" And you know, we were just two.. or five kids living out our dream so it was fun to screw around on stage. There's a million memories, just every day stuff, but I wouldn't really be able to pull one of those out.
- Zacky: The one thing that I'll remember the most is that he demanded affection like no one I've ever seen. If he came up to you, he was so genuinely happy to see you, whether it'd been a day or two weeks apart. You know, he'd grab you and he'd hug you, in a way that most people would get uncomfortable... and he demanded that you let him know how much you loved him and he would always return that. He just demanded affection like a child or something, and it was awesome. And that was hands down - I'll never forget that.
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May 2012 @ 2:44pm
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Time helps heal everything, and one thing that we didn’t want to do was shut down Jimmy’s legacy by quitting. We love music too much. We feel like the first 11 years of Avenged Sevenfold will always be the 11 years that we hold deepest in our hearts. But we have to move on. Shutting down Avenged Sevenfold would have been a complete failure. We all are best friends and we love to play music together, and until that ends, the band won’t end.
~ M. Shadows (x)
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April 2012 @ 10:25am
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Frank Iero and Zacky Vengeance Play Truthies and Falsies [x]
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April 2012 @ 2:03pm
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Zacky Vengeance talking about one of the things that happened at Johnny’s bar.
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April 2012 @ 1:55pm
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