Sunday, July 31st, 2011 at
7:10 pm
Features
- Overdrive unit with output, gain, and tone controls
- True bypass circuitry
- 9 volt or battery powered (battery included)
Product Description
Scream for me! The Krankshaft overdrive pedal was designed for those guitarists who like to add that extra gain and compression “bounce” to their amps or simply want a classic overdriven tone for their clean channel. Featuring a heavy-duty chassis and true bypass circuitry, the Krankshaft can help you achieve screaming leads or smooth country rock-blues tones.
Sunday, July 31st, 2011 at
2:19 pm
Tears Have No Name Under the dark sky we stand Under heavy rain we walk Your hand in mine, my eyes in tears Here where heaven is forgiven Here where tears have no name [Chorus:] Wet as rain I kiss your tears Tears don’t cry They have no name As the dark water pours down We grow like wild summer roses With no sun in sight No footsteps left behind All this love built on pain Still the tears have no name [Chorus] The last touch of your cold lips That light, that warm desire Through the holes of the night We slide in the night In oceans of heaven The tears have no name Our eyes filled with black tears of heaven Flowers drowned in the darkening oceans In solitude we all do the same Coz our tears have no name The angel of my dream Carried away to the stars Hurt by your cruelty I breath your beauty Alone in the rain With tears that have no name Line-up: Killstar – Vocals Tripster – guitar 7even II – guitar Atomica – bass Plasmaar – keyboards Martex – drums AMGOD” stands for “Allotropic Metamorphic Genesis Of Dismorphism”.
Saturday, July 30th, 2011 at
4:41 am
When I first began covering religion for the Washington Post, more than ten years ago, deflecting conversion attempts became a routine part of my work. Although they are unfailingly gracious, evangelicals are not so good at respecting professional boundaries. What did it matter that I was a reporter doing my job if I was headed for eternal damnation? To a population of domestic missionaries, I presented as a prime target: a friendly non-Christian who was deeply interested in learning more about their beliefs.
