Shallow Grave Song Lyrics

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Great album from Zakk & Company!. This month, Berzerker extraordinaire (and guitar god) Zakk Wylde and his band Black Label Society released the long-awaited album Order of the Black--their latest since 2006's Shot to Hell. Fresh off of the Ozzfest stage, Black Label will soon be embarking upon their "Berzerkus" tour, which Wylde (and fans alike) have been blazing Twitter and other online social networks to promote. Order's first single "Parade of the Dead" hit radio in June. Like the title suggests, the creates imagery of zombies and the undead. It's fast paced, heavy, and a good choice as the album's first single. A second single, "Crazy Horse" was also released in June. It is Order of the Black's opening track, and I fell in love with it on first listen when radio host Eddie Trunk played it on his Q104 show. "Crazy Horse" sets this album up to be a 21st Century heavy metal masterpiece. Zakk's guitar solo is fantastic. It is fast, crisp, and clear. Placed in between those two tracks is "Overlord"--a strong and heavy number with outrageous roaring riffs. The chorus is memorable, and the very end of the song, Zakk (being the jokester that he is) repeatedly sings "she is my overlord" in a very comical voice. Order of the Black contains four ballads--two of which are "Time Waits for No One" and "Shallow Grave." "Time Waits for No One" has similar sound to Black Label Society's previous ballads. It is a beautiful, piano-heavy song about accepting how we cannot change time and that we only have a finite amount of time on Earth. The song's line that begins with "no final curtain call" is the total "lighter moment" that rock fans have been awaiting for years. On the other hand, "Shallow Grave" blew me away because of how unique it is. It has the same intense and emotional lyrics as Black Label's other ballads, but it features an interesting change in musical style. As my friend and metal enthusiast (the infamous @JohnRiot of Twitter) best described it, the band "really out Coldplayed Coldplay" with this one. When if first heard it, I did noticed that it had sort of a somber alt rock feel to it. The pace, the tone, and some of the instrumentation of it were much like a Coldplay or Snow Patrol song. The lyrics about mourning the physical and/or emotional death of oneself fit this type of music very well. This song is without a doubt in my top three from Order of the Black. "Godspeed Hellbound" is another one of my favorite rockers from Order of the Black. The guitar and drums are extremely fast, and it's great for cranking up even louder than it already is. This is an energetic and anthemic song that is fun to drive or exercise to--much like "Fire it Up" from their 2005 release Mafia. Despite Zakk's recent publicized health issues, fans would never be able to detect any weakness upon listening to this album . His playing is still impeccable, and the powerful vocals he is known for are even better and more soulful than ever. And even though I have vehemently expressed my disappointment for Zakk leaving Ozzy Osbourne's band, I can honestly say this may have been the best thing to ever happen to Black Label Society. Zakk has been able to fully concentrate on creating and promoting a wonderful, sincere, and well-crafted album with his exceptionally talented bandmates Nick Catanese (rhythm guitar), John DeServio (bass), and Will Hunt (drums). Order of the Black has the potential to be the summer's--or even the year's--best heavy metal album.

somebody say shred. Considering the deep respect i have for the origional americans culture,beliefs,way of life and ability to survive if barely in the face of a outright holocaust crazy horse could not be a better way to start the album. With lyrics that surprisingly convey the power,courage and skill the great lakota warrior had on the battlefield quite well wylde's vocals driving home the point. I did not find a bad track on the album. Going from fast and heavy to slow flawlessly. This is the best material he's ever written. Songs like time waits for no one and darkest days hit with just as much impact as crazy horse,black sunday or godspeed hellbound just in a different way. Mentioning godspeed hellbound just wait till you hear the riffs songs like this prove why zakk is one of the best guitarist going. And the drummer does not dissapoint either. So in closing if you liked anything black label society has done before there is no reason the order of the black should dissapoint you.

Order of the Black. The long awaited release of the new album from Black Label Society has come at last. "Order of the Black" is one of Zakk's finest yet. It has both heavy and mellow Zakk. It is a blend of his earlier "Book of Shadows" and "1919 Eternal". When you put them both together you get perfection. That perfection being this newest album "Order OF The Black" So do yourselves a favor and get your copy today!!! By Erica Call

Buy Immediately. as if you need any reason to listen to one of the best guitarists in metal history

Zakk and Co. do it again.. Every time these guys put out a new album it is even better than the last.

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