City of evil is the third album by Avenged Sevenfold, it was released back in 2005 i personaly think that this album is my favourite as the sound has changed from a more heavy metal screaming band to a more hard rock sound. You can buy most of avenged sevenfold's music albums for around a £10 which i think is a real good price to pay. Here is the track list. Beast and the harot - 5:40 Burn it down - 4:58 Blinded in chains - 6:34 Bat country - 5:13 Trashed and scattered - 5:53 Seize the day - 5:32 Sidewinder - 7:01 The wicked end - 7:10 Strength of the world - 9:14 Betrayed - 6:47 M.I.A - ...  Read the complete review

Avenged Sevenfold: City of Evil M Shadows: Vocalist Synyster Gates: Lead guitar/ Vocals Johnny Christ: Bass Zacky Vengeance: Rhythm guitar/ Vocals The Rev: Drums and some vocals released 2005 by warner records After listening to this bands self titled i decided to look into them more and see what the rest of their stuff was like and i really am impressed, yes they changed their style after Waking the Fallen...not much screaming anymore but i still find them amazing. They have a few acoustics and some spanish guitar in a few tracks and i think thats good, there is nothing like a good band venturing out in the ...  Read the complete review

City of Evil is the third elbum from heavy metallers, Avenged Sevenfold. This album, much to the annoyance of many hardcore fans, saw a significant change in musical direction. The "metalcore" screaming and riffery of (the excellent) "Waking the Fallen" is now gone. This has been replaced by a much more melodic approach with solos galore and some truly stunning work from Synyster Gates (lead guitarist). I think what this album did was dispell the myth that great technique ruins a song. Behind Zachy Vengances heavy riffs synyster does lots of subtle work in most of the songs. I think that this just adds an extra intenisty to the album as a ...  Read the complete review

I only recently discovered the amazing fresh metal band Avenged Sevenfold after finding out that the singer, M Shadows, appeared as a guest on Slash's new solo album (another masterpiece you should check out if you're into heavy rock). Generally, Avenged Sevenfold (who got their name from the bible quote 'and he who kills Cain shall face vengence seven times over') have a great musical style which fuses several sub-genres of heavy rock and metal together. Most of their songs contains Iron Maiden style melodic lead guitar solo's, Metallica-like thrashy rhythm section riffs, strong and powerfully performed vocals and highly entertaining lyrics themed on ...  Read the complete review

City Of Evil Avenged Sevenfold This albulm is the closest any band will ever get to writing the perfect albulm. Each song on this albulm is different, and at 5 minutes a song you are getting you money's worth. When a band write 11 good songs each over five minutes you can tell they care. And with this albulm thats what you get, time, care and mindpumping tunes that will just leave you thinking wow! True this isnt as hard core as recent works by the Orange County boys but the musicainship and instrament work is taken to a new level. The group has excelled and has pulled together a piece of art that i believe will one day be considered there version of ...  Read the complete review