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Do you by any chance have the original source for this photo?

People like the idea of dating someone. To be honest, when it's right, you'll know. Unfortunately, 9 times out of 10 you'll only see part of the person you seek interest in and then you come to find out they're someone completely different. You've still got plenty of time. Things will work out and your patience will be rewarded.

So I remember a while back that the Paramore Webstore sold a License Plate frame that had "Paramore" and "RIOT!" on it. I don't know why I didn't think to buy this before but I really want one now and it seems like it's been removed from the store. Anyone know where I can find one? Or is anyone willing to sell me the one they own?

I was there. Front row. By far the single best experience of my life. The energy that night was electric and I'd give anything to re-live it.

And it can be yours for the low low low price of 99 GBP [a little more than 200 USD] plus international shipping! What a deal! In all seriousness, if I had the extra money, I'd spend it for that painting. I love black and whites, and that is one of my favorite pictures of her. As soon as hi did the top part of hair, I knew what it was gonna be. Talent like that is something I wish I had.

To be honest, I hope it isn't. Their first two albums were extremely powerful. This seems way too toned down for them. Maybe a song or two that sounds like it to balance out the energy of all the other songs, but I don't think they should make a whole album that sounds like this.

Cool video. I always love behind-the-scenes stuff. Really lets you into the real person or band. Loved how the guy called her a "little fireball of energy". Although, this probably won't persuade me to switch back to GH after comparing the World Tour playlist to the RB2 playlist.

I think I have to agree with everyone who says that this is something a bit darker from them. The Paramore we have all come to know and love has their power songs and then a couple of mellow songs. This really does have a sharp "Flyleaf edge" to it. Overall, I'm not disappointed with the song. I'm sure it'll fit the movie great. Paramore knows how to put together a record with the right combo of power and mellow, so I'm sure that this song fits the tone of the movie quite well. As a "Paramore song" it just isn't something I like in all honesty.

It's a secret message! "Paul is dead." OH NOES. Seriously, though, that is an interesting find. I actually like the Hayley-backing vocals a bit more than the lead sometimes. And example of this is, if you went to The Final RIOT! tour, chances are you hear her do some backing, while the crowd sang the lead to the beginning of Crushx3. Exhibit A: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAF1XO60sgo

For the record: In a somewhat-recent LJ post, Hayley mentioned that she left her sidekick in a NYC cab by mistake. She was being pressured into an iPhone but decided to stick with her "Scenekick".

I actually did some work myself to try and find the audio, and I did. I found a website that allows you to rip audio from YouTube videos. http://vixy.net/ Download the desktop version of the software. The website itself doesn't work all that great, but the desktop version works great. It's only in beta, so it's only valid until the end of this month. After you download and instal the software, use this YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJc4zUUewCY Then on the Vixy program, use the drop down and select "MP3 (Audio Only)" and rip away!

It's alright. I mean, no offense, I greatly appreciate the effort and time you put in to getting it uploaded, but it just sounds like you ripped audio from a YouTube video and it sounds.. eh.

I was there. There was one person in front of me. When Jeremy came up to the front of the stage, he was right there in front of me. It was such a fun show. Paper Route was shockingly great. Phantom Planet had by far the most fun set, no offense to the other bands, but they were a blast. Jack's Mannequin was a great set. Calmer than the others, which is what the audience needed. "La La Lie" was probably the best part of the who show. Paramore was so powerful. The final bow was great. And I agree with the statement of everyone being friends. It was a great feeling.

Hello community. After browsing this site for a while, I decided it was time to get involved. I've been a fan of Paramore since about February of 2007. Pre-Riot. I had know about them since about a while before that through a friend but never gave them a listen. I've seen the band twice live. First in Lowell, MA on April 30th with Dear and the Headlights and Paper Route and more recently on August 30th in Wallingford, CT on The Final RIOT Tour, which was probably the best experience of my life, no lie.

So I've heard this song live a couple of times, and each time, my blood pumps faster than it ever has. Everything from the new intro to Hayley's "Oh Father" is powerful. Do anyone have the audio to it? It'd be greatly appreciated, thanks.