bs on wikipedia about song tracks and such

[dildo69er]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-Empire

check it out lists cosmonaut as a song... and such kinda gay

[lifesreadytobegin]

wikipedia sucks

i hate it

[fElon]

wikipedia is great.

Just don't trust on new release stuff like that which wikipedia can't verify due to no source.

Bottomline is don't trust wikipedia on album release info.

[Ants in Pants]

"1. "Cosmonaut" - 5:49

Cosmonaut is basically "Astronaut" in Russian. The song starts off with a small little toy piano, which then quickly fades to a guy trying to lick his own balls and the sounds of his moaning and misery from not being able to accomplish his self pleasuring adventure. When the lyrics "Im almost there" come in, and echoes from the left to the right ear, you quickly understand what Tom Delonge is going for with I-Empire."

lol...it cant be true, this isnt blink!

[bart.]

1. "LOLiver" - 5:49

LOLiver is basically "Astronaut" in Russian. The song starts off with a small little toy piano, which then quickly fades to a delayed guitar with a slightly audible keyboard riff over it and loud anthemic drums. When the lyrics "The day is young" come in, and echoes from the left to the right ear, you quickly understand what Tom Delonge is going for with I-Empire.

Bwhahaha. Oliver?

[fElon]

1. "LOLiver" - 5:49

LOLiver is basically "Astronaut" in Russian. The song starts off with a small little toy piano, which then quickly fades to a delayed guitar with a slightly audible keyboard riff over it and loud anthemic drums. When the lyrics "The day is young" come in, and echoes from the left to the right ear, you quickly understand what Tom Delonge is going for with I-Empire.

Bwhahaha. Oliver?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

You guys gatta stop this! I am at work laughting my ass off and people are looking at me like I am crazy.

I didn't update that.

So who did?

[b00bies]

[fElon]

It's already changed back.

I swear these wikipedia nerds that sit around and update stuff all day have no lives.

[bart.]

Haha, that was great though. I didn't do it anyway, you

could look at the history of the wikipedia file and try to

find out something more about that person

[fElon]

Haha, that was great though. I didn't do it anyway, you

could look at the history of the wikipedia file and try to

find out something more about that person

I looked, it wasn't done under a username. It looked like it was just under an IP.

[hotnumlock4]

[Yoshi554]

Haha here's the rest of it if anyone doesnt wanna click the link...if it's fake it's well thought out. I'll give them that.

An early edition of the september Kerrang! article on I-Empire had leaked on thursday September 6th. It confirms the track listing and talks about each song:

1. "Cosmonaut" - 5:49

Cosmonaut is basically "Astronaut" in Russian. The song starts off with a small little toy piano, wich then quickly fades to a delayed guitar with a slightly audible keyboard riff over it and loud anthemic drums. When the lyrics "The day is young" come in, and echoe from the left to the right ear, you quickly understand what Tom Delonge is going for with I-Empire.

2. "Sirens"- 4:16

Sirens starts off diffrent than your usual Angels & Airwaves song. It starts off with a small bassline with some snapping sounds in the background. During the chorus Tom sings "I do this from time to time, Where I could never wake from a bad dream" over very 80's like music.

3. "As Lovely As Night" - 3:35

As Lovely As Night has a very familiar sound. It sounds like something from U2 and resembles "Where the streets have no name". It starts with a small beeping sound, and quickly fades into a delay riff that is just a small part of the landscape this song is, with snapping sounds resembling those of Sirens, and small keyboard riffs. After the verse starts and Tom sings "If I had one more chance, I'd do it all again". During the chorus, the song fades from the anthemic verse to a very soft bass only chorus where Tom sings "You were almost mine, but as time passed by, I grew scared of your sight, You're about as lovely as night".

4. "Lifeline" - 4:22

Lifeline starts with a very strange flute like sound, and very mechanical drums. This grew to be a favourite here at Kerrang!. During the verse Tom sings "With an urgent careful stare, I see panic in those eyes, If i see you lying there, Hoping this was the last time" And during the chorus Tom Proclaims "We all make mistakes, here's your lifeline" over a slightly delayed guitar.

5. "Pinnacle" - 5:21

Pinnacle starts off with just a slow delayed guitar part that quicky grows into a sound unlike any other song we've heard at Kerrang!. It sounds like U2 mixed with The Cure and Pink Floyd. The bass very strong and sudden, the drums loud and to the point, and a grand piano playing a really breath taking melody. During the chorus Tom sings "Your love is my pinnacle", while in the background, the toy piano makes a second appearance on I-Empire. This track is another favourite here at Kerrang!

6. “Everything’s Magic†- 3:59

Everything’s Magic is Angels & Airwaves first single off I-Empire. The video was just released last week. The song starts off with loud drums, and a very 80’s sound. During the chorus Tom sings “So hear this please, and watch as your heart speeds up endlessly, and look for the stars as the sun goes down,each breathe that you take has a thunderous sound. This track is the most upbeat song on the album.

7. “Sorry’s The Word†- 5:49

Sorry’s The Word is the slowest song on the album, with Lifeline closely behind it. The song starts with a smooth, saddening bass line. Tom then comes in with “Lada, dada, daa, Sorry’s the word†with slight delay on the vocals. During the first verse Tom sings “So if you believe, you can make a difference, but this time around, don’t keep your distanceâ€.

8. “Secret Crowds†- 5:01

Secret Crowds is planned by Angels & Airwaves to be the second single set to release in early November to promote the album. The song starts off with a very strange mixed sound of drums, and what seems to be a muted guitar. His vocals echo and fade in and out slowly over the intro singing “If I had my own World, I’d build you and Empireâ€. The intro fades into a very loud powerchord anthemic sound similiar to that in “The Warâ€. During the chorus Tom sings “Let me heal you, carry you higher, watch your words spread hope like fireâ€.

9. “Breath†- 4:56

Breath starts of with a slow drum beat and tom singing “I see you dreaming, take a deep breath†over a ska sounding guitar similiar to that in the chorus of “Everything’s Magic†During the Verse Tom sings “I believe you will find a new hope, just look deeper inside youâ€

10. “You’re My Only Fearâ€- 6:52

You’re My Only Fear is quite possibly the best ending track to an album ever. With a mechanical sounding guitar starting off, the song quickly progresses into an anthemic song with army like snare drums and U2 like guitar sounds. His voice echoes over the intro “Here we are, I feel your heartâ€. During the verse Tom sings “I’d like to say, that you’re my only fear†over a smooth drum beat. During the chorus Tom cries out “I can make it happen, Just have faith in me, rely on me, and depend on meâ€.

11. "Star Of Bethlehem" (UK Bonus Track)

Previously released on a Christmas compilation. This is an extended version

[appledoog3]

I get kerrang ever week (for the Last two years) and have never seen this but some interviews take place a couple of weeks before they are published so who knows if true its aweome but its probably fake

meh i dunno

xXx

[Bob Loblaw]

Those song descriptions sound very unprofessionally written.  In every description they quote lyrics, and 99% of the time real magazines they don't do that for every song.