i love this scene. hahahahaha

dettebolton:

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omg rory’s hair. is just sooo bad.

hahahahahahaha

i am laughing at rory’s hair and rou’s face!!!! oh my gosh they look so funny… haha

dettebolton:

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Diana, I am reblogging this one for you!!! haha

they’re all cute and smiling! i want them to come back WITH Rob so I can meet him haha he should stop pooping in walmarts… hahahaha

kharm:

if you rely on other people for help, and those people go way out of their way to make sure you have the best/happiest life possible, don’t criticize them later if they are concerned that you’re heading down a path towards throwing it all away. it might be your life, but you shouldn’t forget those that stopped theirs to help positively impact yours. we don’t help so you will be forever in our debt, but don’t treat us like shit when you’re back on your feet. just saying.

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Cinematic Sunrise — 12/3/09

Craig Owens and Beeler started Cinematic Sunrise in the Spring of 2005. Beeler also played in the group Class of ‘83. Also, both Owens and Bell were in Chiodos at the time Cinematic Sunrise was formed. The group differs significantly from Chiodos’s post-hardcore sound, playing more in the vein of pop rock and pop punk. The group’s debut EP, the misleadingly titled A Coloring Storybook and Long Playing Record, was released on May 13, 2008. The group has announced three final shows in December 2009. I was fortunate enough to be able to attend one of the last few shows they were having.

I made it just in time for Cinematic Sunrise’s set. When I got to Chain, and walked into the club I was hit with the heat of the bodies waiting for the band to start. A little later I was told I needed a “photo pass” for the show to shoot because a surprise guest was in the green room. In my opinion, I really did not care about the special guest and I just wanted to shoot the show. Something was worked out so I was able to shoot the show with the bodyguard closely watching. The lights dimmed and the band streamed out of the door. I did not see the original members of Cinematic Sunrise (correct me if I’m wrong) and I only knew of the drummer who was Nash from Armor For Sleep. I did not recognize anyone else.

Cinematic Sunrise started with “If Lilly Isn’t Back By Sunset” which was a great opening song because of the violin intro. It then goes straight into Craig Owens’ melody “You make me, you make me glow. Watch the way that I light up around you.” Craig’s voice fits very well with the style of music Cinematic was aiming for. It definitely showed a different side of Craig, musically and the way he presents himself on stage with CinSun, compared to his time with Chiodos. Then the kids were really into the song “Crossing Our Fingers For The Summer.” The upbeat pop tune definitely sent the crowd into a frenzy. After they finished playing ”Goodbye Friendship, Hello Heartache” the band decided to send their bassist off the stage and a few minutes later Fall Out Boy’s bassist, Pete Wentz, walks onto the stage. You could hear the crowd of girls screaming on the top of their lungs as he walks on and the flashing of their cameras. Apparently Pete has learned a couple of CinSun’s songs to play at Chain that night. I must admit he didn’t do a very good job filling in. I understand he just learned the song but in my opinion, being familiar with music, the mistakes shouldn’t be noticeable. After Pete’s first song with the band, “ Pulling a Piano from a Pond” one of the guitarist pulls out a piece a paper and written on this paper were responses from kids about the rumored news of Pete guest appearing at Chain. Some of the responses were very crude jokes about Pete and he responded to one of them, “I’m the guy who became famous because of my nude picture.” That was definitely a comedic moment. Pete played two more songs with Cinematic and during the song “You Told Me You Loved Me” you can hear the crowd singing louder than Craig himself. Later they brought their original bassist back and played a few more songs.

By the end of the show Cinematic had already played all the songs from their only album a 6 song EP A Coloring Storybook and Long Playing Record. Of course the crowd was screaming for an encore but with no more songs to play they ended up covering their own song with a metal version of “You Told Me You Loved Me.” However, before they played the song, Craig asked the crowd to split up and create the craziest wall of death, which kids were very anxious to begin. The minute they start the crowd goes wild and halfway into the song you see this figure come out the door and it’s Pete helping Craig with the screaming vocals. The crowd got more intense and kids were spilling onto the stage but Pete’s bodyguard was there to push them off and protect Pete.

Craig ended the show with a ripped shirt but the fan’s intensity and commitment of coming to the show definitely made an impact on the show. To those of you who weren’t able to see Cinematic Sunrise play a live show, I’m sorry you missed out!

Set List
If Lilly Isn’t Bake By Sunset
Our Honeymoon at Weston Hills
Crossing Our Fingers For The Summer
Goodbye Friendship, Hello Heartache
Pulling a Piano From a Pond
Umbrellas and Elephants
The Wordless
You Told Me You Loved Me
You Told Me You Loved Me (Metal Version)

-Di