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At any rate, Morgan is now about twice the size of when he appeared in this picture. But of course this is all speculation, because maybe they just got plain sick of each other. This perceived 'softness' on Morgan's part may have driven a wedge between him and his fans. I could not find a cited reason, but I imagine Seether's hard-core fans may have not liked Morgan's sappy duet of 'Broken,' and thus blamed Lee for Seether's softness. Amy Lee of Evanescence and longtime beau Shaun Morgan of Seether have called it quits. I am usually only slightly truthful, but today I bring sad (and true) news. I know I like to rag on Amy Lee for messing up bands (Cold, Seether, Evanescence).

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If any of you out there have heard the album, feel free to leave a comment with your thoughts. In the meantime, I'll try to get my hands on a copy of An Army, and I'll let you know what I think. Is that a good or bad thing? Guzman never really says. ' At times, Action Action sounds like the Dandy Warhols, the Brian Jonestown Massacre and other '60s revisionists.' 'What Temperature Does Air Freeze At?' goes one better, riding on the lilting flutes from the Beatles ' ' Strawberry Fields Forever. '.things take a new turn with 'The Game,' the album's lead single, which brazenly swipes the chorus from Oasis ' 'Don't Look Back in Anger' and even throws in a George Harrison -esque guitar line. In his article he claims that the band's sophomore effort 'isn't exactly aiming for the Top40,' and that 'it's a tough disc to get a handle on.' He elaborates further: However, Rafer Guzman with Newsday has given An Army of Shapes Between Wars a spin or two and he 'reacts' to the new Action Action here. Only hearing the song once, I can't say what I truly think of the single just yet. Listening to Ethel today, I heard the new Action Action. Morgan Friedman has published the Overheard in New York book. Like a My Morning Jacket look.ДЄnd for those of you who are OHNY fanatics, site editor S. Hipster guy #2: It's more of a Southern rock thing really. Hipster guy #1: No way! I thought I passed you the other day,Д«ut thought, 'Nah, it couldn't be him, he wouldn't grow his hair that long.' Today I have been lucky enough to stumble across a musically minded quip from last week. The site relies on 8 million other New York residents for material, and if you happen to live in the city and have heard something funny, you can submit your eavesdropped quote here. OHNY is a blog where funny, disgusting and other entertaining quotes uttered in New York City are posted for all of us outside of the five boroughs to read. When I'm not busy reading other tech or music blogs, one of my favorite web posts to peruse is Overheard in New York.

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