Who complains about guitar solos and epic intros?

To me, " tonight we all die young " means that with the death of Rev, they all died a little bit. A big part of them, a big part of their life died and changed, and will never be same. But they will move on, and they will come to terms with what happened. The last part of the song is very powerful and sad, with a little bit of piano behind, similar to an eulogy. They love him, but life must go on, so in many ways to me, this song is about death, and life, but also hope. And yes, i can listen to this song in every part of my day, all day long, from morning till falling asleep, because this song is about a beautiful friendship, about how we must cherish a good friend, and about hope.

I'm sure Syn appreciates the love that Pastor Andy has for his guitar solos.

I listen to Avenged Sevenfold all the time, and don't necessarily relate to all of the lyrics, but enjoy the sound and the passion conveyed. The Synyster Gates solos are the best part Pastor!

As someone who was raised Catholic but is now an atheist, it's very interesting to hear Pastor Andy's perspective. Even if I'll probably never share his beliefs again. Don't hold back on expressing your views. Go deep. It makes these videos so much more interesting.

I hope victim is next. That song is so deep. Thank you for doing a song I requested

My son at 11 right after the passing of his Father & was 6 when his Brother passed said “they’re not gone Mama. You just can’t see them”. The love & eyes of a child!

Do fiction next it’s the revs last song

I don't understand how you don't appreciate the music more. The guitar and the drums are the best part! It's honestly astounding at how talented they are musically and i wish you were musically inclined enough to see that. But hey, we can't all appreciate it I guess

I believe The Revs death was from an accidental overdose of prescription drugs and alcohol, but he was diagnosed with an enlarged heart which people believe played a significant part too. Himself and the rest of the band knew he would die young, but to die at 28 is such a loss and shame. I never got to see The Rev perform live, he was so talented 💔

I think if you WATCHED the video to "So Far Away" you would understand more their love for their former drummer and maybe clear up a lot of these lyrics.  Was it a suicide?  Was it an overdose?  I don't know if I ever call it either of those.  It was just an inevitability.  He had an enlarged heart and always expected to die before he was 30.  I think he was in a lot of pain and he could not fight it anymore, whether physically or mentally.  When he handed in the song Fiction he knew he was going to die.  He titled the song "Death" when he handed it in to the band 3 days before he died.

Life is short! Even if you’re 100...we will all die young

Sadness and desperation are all part of being human, so I relate a lot to these songs because of their deep humanity. We don't have to be happy all the time and only appreciate the good. Recognizing and facing our darkest parts is not only healthy, but beautiful in a way.

The way I take the ending ("tonight we all die young") is from the perspective that both the fans and the band members are pained over the Rev's death; in collectively singing 'tonight we all die young' I believe that it is a way for all to grieve together - die with the Rev through the song so to speak.

Hopefully I dont reflect that on my own life.
I love metal music and this band, and I am a Christan.
Some people say that I am listening to satanic music. But in general Im not that much into lyrics Im more into guitar and melody

This song has a big impact on me. It was in the night time that I had gotten news of my closest family member's passing and I was actually listening to this song. I was so torn down inside by it. And looking back now I realize that I did die young that night. And I appreciate this band so much for helping me through many struggles I dealt with. This and the band staind. But this song hearing it again since 2015 has really struck a chord and made me realize the impact and how much I've changed as a person because of that tragedy.

I think a large part of the reason people including me enjoy this music (apart from the mastery of their instruments, the guitarists are extremely talented and as a guitar player they inspire me) is that they are open, vulnerable, and in my opinion they have perfectly found how to put their emotions into song. They tell a story, but not one that makes you feel a particular emotion, but one that amplifies your own emotions, one that makes you more aware and understanding your emotions. Their music has helped me and I’m sure it has helped others a lot

I Wont see you tonight part 1 and 2 Avenged Sevenfold

The rev was diagnosed with an enlarged heart and wasnt supposed to live past 30... No doubt it was his plan to go out on his own terms.. his song brompton cocktail explains EVERYTHING. it's truly haunting. Talking about how hes in so much pain and been fighting this for so long.  Wanting to meet his maker in peace cuz ne has a right to die how he wants to. He literally wrote a song about how he was going to take his life. And toxicology reports showed that he died of an overdose of all ingredients of a "brompton cocktail"

And I listen to this whenever it’s such an astonishing song