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вЂњI fly by the seat of my pants! I figure it out as I go. How would you describe your respective lead styles? has arguably a more classical approach to his sweeps.

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On that point, you each have your own solo sections on The Edge of Existence вЂ“ youвЂ™ve got that series of dives and hammer-ons A.J. brings that low end crunch mine is more on the high end It was our first time writing with A.J., thatвЂ™s brought a new flavor to it.вЂќ

вЂњWe donвЂ™t think about it too deeply itвЂ™s just a progression. The Edge of Existence вЂ™s title track has got this different kind of a roiling groove up front, a bit more down-low and brutal than the high-speed Wretched Illusions вЂ¦ We blended a lot of things I think it turned out sick.вЂќ

вЂњWe really like to tinker and play around with things, honestly, we never really go into any recording like, вЂThis is exactly what it should sound like.вЂ™ We got in there with the gear we have вЂ“ our Peavey 6505s and regular pedals вЂ“ and we were able to use more boutique, expensive gear that the studio had. Were you consciously seeking out a different kind of sound? The study is a triptych, examining the individual poets without drawing conclusions as to the superiority of one statement over another.In general, your tones seem to be warmer and more off the bone on this EP than the mid-heavy crush of Wretched Illusions. Throughout the study, the ordering used for the poems is not intended to be chronological. Sources and antecedents have been used only where they illuminate the themes under scrutiny. The thesis has tried to avoid identification of life with art, the poet with the poem. But always Donne stresses the continuity of experience from love of women to love of God, and the ability of both kinds of love to withstand time and change. In his religious verse also love varies man can be an inconstant lover of God f as well as of women. This study examines the varieties of experience found in his love poetry, culminating in his statement in such poems as The Canonization, The Anniversarie, and The Exstasie, that romantic love assumes the eternal stature of sacred love, yet never loses its attachment to physical experience. His argumentative style and his synthesis of sacred and profane love set him apart. Like Shakespeare, he affirms man's ability to overcome time and change in this world of mutability. Like Spenser, Donne speaks in terms of eternity. Unlike Spenser, he is not interested in ideal or eternal existences. Shakespeare, while recognizing the sway that Time holds over man, asserts the ability of love in friendship?and its expression in verse?triumph over change and decay. while not denying the possibility of love in time, see no way for romantic love to transcend death* Nor is earthly love of the same nature as man's love for God. He looks beyond the world of decay and time to a 'Sabaoth of the Soul'. The emphasis of the thesis rests on the poetry of John Donne but to appreciate better the power of his synthesis of the sacred and profane, the author first examines the Christian idealism of Spenser and the 'realism' of Shakespeare.

The scope of the thesis has been restricted to the Mutabilitie Cantos and the Fowre Hymnes of Edmund Spenser the Sonnets and Ovidian poems of Shakespeare and the Songs and Sonets and Divine Poems of John Donne. This study was undertaken in order to examine some examples of Renaissance poetry in the light of the themes of love, death, time, and mutability.

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