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 For all you Coheed & Cambria fans: 
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Post For all you Coheed & Cambria fans:
Their newest album has been finally announced. It will be titled "Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV: The World of No Tomorrows."

It's due to release later in '07. Josh Eppard and Michael Todd will not be with Coheed and Cambria in this album. They have been replaced by Chris Pennie and Matt Williams.

And, for anyone who follows the concept story in Coheed & Cambria's albums, a small bit of the new story has been released. The text below is what has been revealed. If you don't want to know, then don't read it. Yellow_Flash_Colorz_PDT_10

***SPOILER ALERT***













At the end of the next album, Wilhelm will drain the keywork of its souls.













***SPOILER ALERT***

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Mon Mar 12, 2007 7:57 am
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They are very talented.

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Turk wrote:
They are very talented.
I've listened to all of their stuff; it's GREAT stuff, really.

The story isn't half bad either. It might take you a brain to figure it out, but it's really good and well-put together.

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Funny you should mention them I'm teaching one of my students to play Welcome Home.


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Metalgod wrote:
Funny you should mention them I'm teaching one of my students to play Welcome Home.
That's one of the first songs I learned. =D

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Great song love the guitar intro.


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Metalgod wrote:
Great song love the guitar intro.
Totally. Apok said I'm great at singing their stuff (he heard me break into song on Xbox Live once).

My favorite lyric to sing (above all) is "Jesse, bad boy, just come look at what your brother did to that girl's precious, little whore of a body, now."

BEST LYRIC EVER F*CKING MADE!!! Yellow_Flash_Colorz_PDT_10

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Weird story. Usually when I come across a song or segment that I think is amazing, I write it down and come back to it. I had written down Welcome Home as one song to check out b/c the intro was incredible.

I come across this topic and thought nothing of it, hadn't heard the band before.

Earlier, I'm cleaning out my old room and come across a sheet of paper with their name and Welcome Home; check them out and instantly recognize the monstrous FRO! That thing must be a beast straight out of the shower.

Maybe I'm crazy, but it seems like a strange coincidence that I find that paper today from like 3 months ago and only reading this thread yesterday.


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