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Am I the only one who thought it was fantastic that the rock honors were what got Phil Collins and Dave Ghrol back on the kits? I have yet to see a show where they've done that.

This is definetley once of the best YFM songs. The instrumentals are fantastic; one of the few grooves that everyone would dance to. Catchy as hell. Props to YFM for getting all the big villain names in this one.

So this is what Benatar's like off-stage. Yet somehow he's the most talented member on-stage. Well, at least when comparing his vocals to PuffPuff.

This song's written for every guy who's ever fallen in love. To every guy who's lost out to some unworthy disgrace. Any guy who's been the one loyal and supportive freind that fell in love has a connection with this song. I've been there and know how much it sucks. The song itself is fantastic. e...

this when the bad guys say "OH SHIT!" lol

When someone's pointing a loaded weapon at you with a look like that on their face... It's best not to insult them.

@MrPsychoAJK Hey, imagine sevenfold doing the instrumentals with M. Shadows and Elena on vocals.

@faceLoLROFL360 I'll do you one better my freind (and this idea is a stretch I've wanted to attempt myself). A movie based off of the Nazi Zombie story. All of them, Even "Call of Dead" and "Five". It's incredibly difficult, but if it could be done right, it would be epic. Especially with a seven...

This is worthy of being the Official Music Video for the song. Excellent work my freind. The fourty-seven dislike's are probably people who wish they had your skill.

Even without Brad Delp's vocal track. This is fucking epic. Holy shit.

Apoctalyptica is amazing. This and "Not Strong Enough" were both fantastic songs that I can't stop playing. Apoctalyptica's newer songs were written to fit the style of the guest vocalists they had. "Not Strong Enough" sounds like a Shinedown song, and fits Brent's voice perfectly. This one sound...

I love this song in general. Instrumentals and lyrics are absolutley flawless. This song describes how I feel about my current relationship perfectly. Now as far as singers, I love both Hoobastank and Shinedown a lot, but I have to say Brent did the better job. When I listen to the instrumentals ...

@RynoComesAlive It's not his voice really, Daughtry is more than capable to belt out a note, the song doesn't have any belting in it. Plus his voice probably wasn't at the peak of perfection when they did this. Either way it sounds good.

I'm going to play this song at my wedding. It's a fantastic song. The one reason I will always love LIVE. When it comes to love songs and ballads, they are the masters. Very few, if any can compete with them.

I can't decide whether i like the album or acoustic version better. The studio is amazing as hell, but honestly "No Surprise" sounds fantastic on acoustic. It's one of those few songs that doesn't need an electric guitar to be awesome, even though the album verion is amazing with the electric. Co...

I love how his guitarists have the trade licks technique down perfectly. They're able to trade right on cue. Last time i saw that was in a Judas Preist video.

In the studio, in concert, acousticall, even covering Lady Gaga and Foreigner... Is there anything Daughty can't do that sounds awesome?

"Who are you" sounds almost exactly the record. Fucking fantastic!

Empty seats? My dad and I went to this show and we were crammed in the absolute furthest seats in general admission. What i woulda given to be up front at this show. I love daughtry and Ed.

@browan2 This was in my hometown, even from the absolute furthest seats it was a fantastic show. Supposedly daughtry is touring in Jersey again.

I just played this in sync with an Eddie Van Halen guitar track video i found. OMG it sounds even more epic when you can actually hear everything tha Eddie did on the guitar track to harmonize with the entire song.

@monikaaaR2009 but hopefully it's much better than that

@jonahmelancon it was originally on VH1 in fact it was called "VH1's Rock Honor's".

@gbfansean it's not a direct cover. it's santana's rendition of the sonf. The bongo groove in the background is his style of playing on his original material. Like the massive wall of background guitars is def leppard's trademark sound. Keep that in mind with this album, santana's covering the so...