AFI Community

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:20:50 GMT

Vote Adam Carson for Sexiest Vegetarian!

Because he is, and you know it.

Copy and paste this into a LJ/website! and VOTE!

Do you know what magazine this interview is in?

celebrateaending@aol.com — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:23:02 GMT

I'm looking for any all info/ideas on what magazine the following clipping is from

And thank you for any help :]

Vinyl for sale.

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 03:37:57 GMT

Hey guys,

I've got some pretty cool AFI vinyl for sale on eBay. I'm located in WA, Australia, so this is the perfect opportunity for Aussie fans to snap up this stuff, which is hard to find down under!

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220206868991&_trksid=p3907.m32&_trkparms=tab%3DSelling

If you've got any questions, feel free to ask.

I also have some of their older stuff on CD that I'd be willing to part with for the right price. All mint condition.

celebrateaending@aol.com — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 09:57:22 GMT

This might sound like a really weird request, but it's worth a try anyway.

Does anyone have a good picture, icon, something, from Smith Puget's old mohawk?
A friend of mine is really curious in seeing it, and Photobucket and Buzznet aren't really helping along. Only 'recent' pictures you know.

So any help is pretty much ADORED.

Thanks a lot in advance. =]

new bulletin: i heard a voice AUDIO cd, guitar hero iii...

celebrateaending@aol.com — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 00:26:31 GMT

Novemver 13th, 2007 will see the release of AFI's I Heard A Voice - Live From Long Beach Arena. This audio recording captures their live show at Long Beach, California in 2006.

Click HERE to pre-order the album.

TRACKLISTING:

1. Prelude 12/21

2. Girl's Not Grey

3. The Leaving Song Pt. II

4. Summer Shudder

5. Kill Caustic

6. The Days Of The Phoenix

7. Endlessly, She Said

8. A Single Second

9. The Missing Frame

10. Bleed Black

11. Silver And Cold

12. Dancing Through Sunday

13. This Time Imperfect

14. Death Of Seasons

15. Total Immortal

16. Love Like Winter

17. God Called In Sick Today

18. Miss Murder

Carcinogen Crush

Carcinogen Crush is a song currently only available as a special download from the Guitar Hero III video game and soundtrack on the XBOX360.

This song was recorded first for "Sing the Sorrow" but did not have a place on that album. The band revisited the song for "Decemberunderground" and recorded it a second time, but again it did not quite fit. They are proud to finally be able to present it to you in the game (you can play it!).

Click HERE to hear Carcinogen Crush

Click HERE to check Carcinogen Crush in a Guitar Hero III game trailer

Guitar Hero® III: Legends of Rock Companion Pack (Interscope Records), features not only the key songs on Activision’s Guitar Hero III: Legends Of Rock, but also exclusive access to more gameplay with three previously unreleased expansion songs to play with Guitar Hero III: Legends Of Rock for Xbox 360.

Click HERE for more info.

AbsolutePunk interview with Davey.

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sat, 22 Sep 2007 08:12:50 GMT

AFI/Blaqk Audio (Davey Havok) - 08.08.07

I recently had the opportunity to talk on the phone with one of modern rock’s most recognizable, influential, and admired frontmen – AFI’s Davey Havok. I got to pick his brain about his new Blaqk Audio project, and what the new venture means to fans and strangers alike, among other things. Here is what he had to say.

For the record, can you state your name and what you do in your respective bands?

Davey: I am Davey Havok, currently of Blaqk Audio and historically of AFI. I sing for both groups.

Can you give a history of how the Blaqk Audio project came about? How long has it been in the works?

Davey: Basically, Jade and I have been electronic music fans for most of our lives – since we were really young. And around 2002 or 2001, we started to discuss creating Blaqk Audio for our love of that genre, and Jade started programming. That’s when the band actually began. We demoed some songs in between then and now, only one of which made the CexCells record. Well, most of CexCells then was recorded in the past year.

In general, what sort of vision do you have for the project in terms of longevity and frequency of issuing albums? Is this just a one-off or is it something you want to do as a creative outlet for a long time?

Davey: It’s definitely something we want to stick with, and something that we really enjoy a lot. We don’t really see it as a one-off – I know Jade has been working on Blaqk Audio material since we recorded CexCells. We have actually already written one new song. Our hope is to continue this as long as possible. We’d like to be able to flip-flop back and forth between the two bands and maybe continue that pattern of maybe releasing an AFI record, followed by a Blaqk Audio record. It is very work intensive in that doing it this way in that every minute we have off the road with the rock band is spent working on the dance band. And that is how we did Blaqk Audio. For now, it is working really well – we love it so much that it comes pretty natural.

It sounds pretty masochistic to me.

Davey: (Laughs) Well, it is in that sense that we get really no time off. But at the same time, it is a pleasure for me to write these songs, and it was so fun to record them. It is so detached from anything we have done before, so that is refreshing and it is a plus for me to be able to create this type of music that I have been such a fan of for years. When I began playing music, doing something like this seemed so far out of reach because this type of music was so obscure. So the prospect of doing something electronic was so bizarre. Luckily Jade is a genius, and I am lucky enough to work with someone that when he started programming, quickly became good at it.

On the surface, it seems that a lot of CexCells seems influenced by “older” electronic or new-wave acts like Depeche Mode or New Order. Have there been any “newer” artists that left an impression and might have influenced the album at all?

Davey: Absolutely. A lot of the material on the album is influenced by current acts in the genre, although there is a lot that was influenced by the Pet Shop Boys, Erasure, and Depeche Mode. All those bands from back then. But there is a lot going on within the electronic scene, whether you are looking at The Chemical Brothers, Oakenfold, Tiesto, or Daft Punk – or in the darker scene there is lots and lots going on as well.

So, since AFI has been incorporating more and more electronic elements into its music over time, will this be a point of divergence where AFI becomes more rock-oriented, and this is your electronic outlet? Or is there going to be a little bit of fusion between the two?

Davey: I highly doubt that this will change AFI in any sort of notable way, since that is so separate, and the programming has been a part of AFI since Art of Drowning. So I can’t really see that going away, but at the same time, I must point out that I never really know what an AFI record will sound like until we are writing it. Actually, more until we record it. I can’t really say, but I wouldn’t think this means that all electronics are coming out of AFI – that would be surprising. But again, who knows.

It is pretty safe to say that AFI has become pretty stable, in that it is sort of an established success. Is it kind of exciting for you to be releasing an album for an act that is essentially unknown as opposed to just another AFI record?

Davey: I must point out first that we are never so sure of ourselves with AFI that we feel anything we release is going to be accepted, but as you said, we do have a great fan base where we know at least a few people would care about it. But you’re right – with this, we aren’t entirely sure how it’s going to be received, and who is going to appreciate it or not. And that is a very interesting experience. I am on the road now with Jade, touring on CexCells, and we were just talking the other day how we don’t know what is going to happen. It is going to be interesting to see when the record comes out to see how it does. The radio airplay so far has been totally unexpected, too. A lot of alternative rock stations across the country, and even across the world at this point have picked up “Stiff Kittens” as a single, which really kind of shocking for us. It’s fantastic considering it is not a rock song at all, in the broad definition of the word. It is really cool. We’ve had stations like KROQ and Live 105, who traditionally go outside the norm and have picked up acts like Fatboy Slim and Depeche Mode, but in this current day and age, but with what is going on currently in the radio industry and music industry, it is quite an accomplishment, really. We were really excited about it – when Jade heard about us getting played once or twice, he told me, and I was like, “Whoa! They played the song on the radio?” Now, we are almost pushing a top 20 single right now. I don’t know if we’ll get there – we might fall off, but still.

Wow, that’s great…congratulations on that.

Davey: That’s more than we expected right there, so thanks a lot!

I guess going along with the whole process as being something relatively new, do you feel more artistic freedom in creating a Blaqk Audio album versus an AFI one? Did you feel less restricted in terms of what the expectations were?

Davey: Certainly in that respect, being that there are no expectations we feel a little less restricted. (laughs) Not that we feel at all restricted within AFI – I mean, this is just a completely different style of music. It’s not that there’s less restriction, it’s just a completely different outlet – it’s a different style of music, and a different style of writing in the same way that you might appreciate painting a painting in one way to appreciate sculpting a sculpture in a different way. It’s a whole new experience, which is fun.

That’s a really good analogy. Sort of similarly, then – AFI sort of has its established fan base already. Do you envision the same groups of fans latching onto the Blaqk Audio project, or do you envision an entirely new group embracing it?

Davey: It is hard to say. Certainly I would think that the very, very die-hard AFI fans are at least going to look into Blaqk Audio simply because of mine and Jade’s involvement. Whether or not it will appeal to them, it is hard to say. I have had people say to me that they like AFI but they don’t like this, but I have also had people say they love Blaqk Audio, but are not that big of AFI fans. Across the board, it is such a completely different type of music that I don’t know. I will say that I do know that the majority of AFI fans are very open-minded about music – they really have to be to be fans of AFI, since AFI does not really fit into one genre of music. So, the stigma that a lot of people place on electronic music might not affect those people, so it is possible that a lot of them will be into it. But I think we have already seen that it has reached a lot of people beyond just AFI fans.

So it is probably going to be interesting then as you go out on tour.

Davey: Yeah, it will be interesting to see who shows up. Hopefully someone! (laughs)

I guess as you go out on tour in support of CexCells, what is the typical setlist going to look like? And going along with that, is Blaqk Audio going to perform any recreations of any AFI songs? Would there ever be an AFI/Blaqk Audio tour?

Davey: No, there’s really no reason for that. If we wanted to be doing AFI, that’s what we’d be doing, you know? So it’d be pointless. (laughs) We are doing this to do something entirely different. The setlist will consist of the entirety of CexCells, being that’s our only record, and there are a couple b-sides that we might play as well.

How have you decided until now, and how will you decide in the future which songs get allocated to which project? I guess there were some songs off Decemberunderground that were originally going to be Blaqk Audio songs, or vice versa?

Davey: Yeah, that’s true. We were working on Decemberunderground, and there were some songs that Jade was working on programming initially to be Blaqk Audio songs. But as we were working on the AFI record, with that being our focus, we started looking at some of those tracks and seeing how they would translate over to being an AFI song. I don’t know that too much of that will happen from now on, since now Blaqk Audio is now a functioning, real project, whereas before, while we had recorded some demos, nothing had been realized. So, I think it will be pretty clear which songs will lend themselves to which band, being that one is purely electronic, while one is not.

Do you ever worry that there will be some sorts of tensions in the group where the other guys will be like, “Hey, why did you hang onto that song for Blaqk Audio? Why couldn’t we have that for AFI?” Or is it all pretty much understood?

Davey: I don’t think so. Because the versions of the AFI songs that began as Blaqk Audio songs are now rock songs. So, when Blaqk Audio songs get written, there is no rock element to them whatsoever, so to listen to a Blaqk Audio song and wonder why it isn’t an AFI song is certainly something our bandmates would never do. They would be like, “That is not what we do.” (laughs)

So, what about in terms of lyrical content? Do you ever wonder if the rest of the band will hear a track and think, “Man, that would have been a great AFI song.”?

Davey: I don’t think so, because so far lyrically CexCells is quite divergent from anything I have touched with AFI. And pretty obviously so. And my bandmates just really let me do what I want with my lyrics. I bet you if you asked any one of them to recite an entire song, they wouldn’t be able to do it. (laughs) So, they probably won’t care.

Okay, fair enough. (laughs) So, when you guys decided you really wanted to pursue this side project and make it your own, how did you discuss that within the band? What sort of conversations do you have with something like that? Were there any sort of difficult times, or was it all pretty cool?

Davey: Not at all. There really wasn’t any conversations at all. It was more like, “Oh, we’re doing this electronic side project.” “Oh, cool.” (laughs) So, to answer that question for you, that’s pretty much it.

Hey, that’s pretty good.

Davey: Yeah, well right now, Hunter and Adam are off, while Jade and I are out working on this project, so I think they are very content. And I know they are – I spoke with them just the other day, and they were like, “Wow, you’re leaving on a press tour? HA!” (laughs) They both put in guest list requests for their respective cities on the Blaqk Audio tour, so they’ll be coming to check us out too. I think it will be interesting for them to see their bandmates on stage without them.

When you think about the issue of free time, then – do you worry at all about burning out?

Davey: Yeah. Of course I do. I was pretty burned out after the end of the Decemberundergound tour, and I was burned out at the end of Sing the Sorrow. If what I was doing right now was beginning another AFI cycle, I would be far less relaxed about it. So this is very refreshing, being that it’s something different.

So, if you were to get to a point where you had to choose between one or the other, which one would you pick? Right now, you sound a lot more excited about the new project, so does that mean you’d go with Blaqk Audio?

Davey: I mean, that’s something that’s such a fantastical situation that I can’t really say. It’s just not reality, at this time, I couldn’t ever reach that point. And that would take a few Blaqk Audio records for me to say I can’t go back and forth between these two all the time – I need to cut one of them. And then I would have to see where it is then. Now, that’s not even close to being an issue.

That’s good – I think that is the answer AFI fans wanted to hear at least. And I would think by now, you know what you have to do to juggle so you don’t get to that point.

Davey: We have been the entire time we’ve been working on CexCells. We’re just taking it one step at a time, and seeing what presents itself. We’ve really put no expectation on it, and no limitation on it, so I think a lot will become clearer when we release the record and start touring on it, you know?

In general, what do you think about the trend in recent years of more electronic influence and the use of electronic elements within the rock arena? What do you see as the drivers for that and what do you think when you hear pop punk bands putting dance beats in their songs?

Davey: I think it is a case-by-case basis. Now this is a subtle distinction, but typically I don’t mind a little electronic in my rock, but I don’t like rock in my electronic. And that’s just a taste thing. If bands are using electronica to enhance their songs, then that’s great. But some bands are just awful bands whether they have electronica in there or not, you know? (laughs)

So they can’t really hide behind it, then?

Davey: No, not as far as I can tell.

Going off on a bit of a tangent here, how do you feel about “Miss Murder” being a track in Guitar Hero? Is that kind of a trip for you?

Davey: You know what? I just heard about that. Honestly, I don’t care at all, either way. (laughs) My videogame era was mainly 1980 with Pac Man through Sega Genesis.

You guys had a song in Tony Hawk also, though – was that any different?

Davey: We did, and my foundation in 1980s skateboarding allowed that to be exciting for me. I think that it has come to the point where there are other skateboarding games besides 720. When 720 came out, it was the best thing ever, and Tony Hawk was an enhanced version of that. So that was cool.

So is this a little less exciting than the Tony Hawk, then?

Davey: Well, for me. But it might not be the same for someone else. I don’t care though, since I don’t play videogames, but it is a rock-based videogame, so it’s not inappropriate. Certainly we have been on videogames before where it is inappropriate, but whatever. (laughs)

Really, I had one more question here. There are a lot of people that have heard rumblings of an AFI EP somewhere here in the future?

Davey: I think so, I think pretty soon. I’m not positive about it, but I think there might be an EP or some versions of the outtakes from Decemberunderground and Sing the Sorrow. That will be released before the year is over.

Well, that is really all I had, Davey. I just want to say thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us. We are all looking forward to seeing what the future holds for all of your projects.

56 icons + promotion

celebrateaending@aol.com — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 15:46:43 GMT

[02] Adam icons
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And if I could get people to vote at the current challenge, over at afi__challenge that would be fantastic! (You can join if you want, too. Hint hint.)

** Comment/credit to utrose_graphics if taking anything please.
* NO hotlinking!
* Enjoy!

-- cross-posted everywhere

~Beth

BIRTH! @ the murder junkies show!

celebrateaending@aol.com — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 22:13:39 GMT

did I just pee my pants? Maybe a little.

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 08:23:24 GMT

as of August 14, 2007, there have been 31 songs confirmed for the track list for Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock.

among the 31 are Pearl Jam's "Even Flow", The Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black", Guns N Roses' "Welcome to the Jungle" and many, many other awesome songs...

...including "Miss Murder" by AFI.

huzzah!

"3's and 7's" – Queens of the Stone Age
"Barracuda" – Heart
"Cherub Rock" – Smashing Pumpkins
"Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll" – Blue Öyster Cult
"Cult of Personality" – Living Colour
"Even Flow" – Pearl Jam
"Go That Far" – Bret Michaels Band
"Knights of Cydonia" – Muse
"La Grange" – ZZ Top
"Lay Down" – Priestess
"The Metal" – Tenacious D
"Miss Murder" – AFI
"Mississippi Queen" – Mountain
"My Name Is Jonas" – Weezer
"The Number of the Beast" – Iron Maiden
"One" – Metallica
"Paint It, Black" – The Rolling Stones
"Paranoid" – Black Sabbath
"Raining Blood" – Slayer
"Reptilia" – The Strokes
"Rock and Roll All Nite" – Kiss
"Rock You Like a Hurricane" – Scorpions
"Sabotage" – Beastie Boys
"School's Out" – Alice Cooper
"She Bangs the Drums" – The Stone Roses
"She Builds Quick Machines" – Velvet Revolver
"Slow Ride" – Foghat
"Suck My Kiss" – Red Hot Chili Peppers
"Talk Dirty to Me" - Poison
"Through the Fire and Flames" – DragonForce
"Welcome to the Jungle" – Guns N' Roses

Bassless Cereal Wars?

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 07:05:48 GMT

Hi, this probably sounds really off-topic, but, becase I've decided to play Cereal Wars on bass for a music assignment, I'm looking for an mp3 of it, minus the bass and the vocals. So I can use it as backing music :D

Any help would be frickin' sweet.

celebrateaending@aol.com — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 17:16:52 GMT

Hi! I just joined (NOT a new fan of AFI by any means though) and I have a question.
I recently purchased a copy of the Days of he Phoenix EP and I suspect it is counterfeit. It's not a big deal, I think I shelled out something like $35 rather than the usual $100+, I just want to know whether it's real or not, so if anyone has photos of what the disc or the inside of the booklet look like, please share.

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sun, 12 Aug 2007 14:46:24 GMT

Hello! I'm on a quest and I thought this would be a good place to start... Question: What are the five (or more, or less) best AFI songs-- ever. ?

Much appreciated,
-Lauren

Blaqk Audio at the Double Door

celebrateaending@aol.com — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 22:45:43 GMT

Sorry if this is a bit off topic... but what. the. fuck?

Can someone explain to me why Blaqk Audio would have their show be 21+? I know it's not AFI and it's a separate project blah blah blah... but it doesn't change the fact that the biggest fanbase is going to be those obnoxious squealing 12 year old girls who don't listen to anything but Miss Murder on repeat.

Maybe it's just because I'm 19 and bitter, but I feel like even an 18+ show would make more sense than this.

PICTURE PICTURES

celebrateaending@aol.com — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 19:44:17 GMT

Forgot To Share these with you guys. And since its dead here i thought youd guys would like to see these, shots, im pretty proud of them. :D and my story.

EDIT: For some reason the lj cut isnt working so to view it click post comment.

And after their set we went to go relax a bit by some fence, and all the trailers happen to be behind that fence. So then i saw smith walking around, and a yelled out "Hi Smith!" and waved, he smiled and waved back. Now there was only me and my two friends standing/sitting there. Everytime Smith would walk by itd say hi, hed just keep smiling and saying hi. Next thing i knew he was coming over towards the fence and said to me "Do you guys want some stuff?" i oviously said yes, he then said "here have some drum sticks and Adam's shoes, although they kind of stink a little." i reached my arm over the fence and he handed me a drunk stick and one of adam's shoes, the other shoe and drum stick he gave to my friend. I was soo happy i thanked him and told him i loved him even more for this, he just laugh and smiled and said no problem. Later i saw davey walking into his trailer and i yelled "HI DAVEY!" he stoped smiled and waved and said hi. I almost fainted because Davey Havok Is my idol, im also a singer and i look up to him, my friend had to calm me down. About a mintue later we saw Jade i again said hi, he smiled and waved back. And then hunter later came over to the fence to talk to these other girls that later came with books they wanted to give to him, and then i talked to him for a while, he was really cool, funny, i love him! and Adam he just gave me dirty looks lol. but thats my story, just those simple waves made my day. but here are photos of the drum stick and shoe.

ebay auction

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sun, 05 Aug 2007 16:40:59 GMT

Sorry to join your community to do this, but I have listed a Days of the Phoenix EP on eBay, I'm sure a bigger AFI fan than me would appreciate this a lot more!
Listing here

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 19:17:35 GMT

It might sound rediculously strange and stuff like that, but I am looking for good versions of AFI's preformance on Saturday Night Live on January 20 2007.

Because 'Comedy Central' around here was nice enough to cut out that specific SNL episode and continue on with the one after that date.

So if anyone could help me out I would adore that person for the rest of my life.
If needed, I have enough things to trade with you. From music to video's and other things, so if you want anything in return, tell me and I'll get to it.

Thanks very much in advance.

live earth

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sun, 15 Jul 2007 07:30:38 GMT

can anyone rip the audio from AFI's performance at live earth?

Davey tattoo help

celebrateaending@aol.com — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 19:01:17 GMT

Hey can anyone tell me what that tattoo on Davey's pelvis says? I completely forgot.

[edit] what ever happened to that afi photo community? I can't seem to find it.

eBay auction

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 15:25:04 GMT

Hey everybody,

I'm selling three AFI albums + a sticker, patch, & button on eBay.

Albums included are:
decemeberunderground
AFI (2004)
The Art of Drowning
all are USED
but are playable.

If anyone is interested please check out the eBay listing.

Cheers.

Narwuar V.S AFI

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sat, 23 Jun 2007 23:56:41 GMT

An interview with Nardwuar and AFI, this was also at VFEST 07'

Vancouver V-fest Much Music Videos

celebrateaending@aol.com — Fri, 01 Jun 2007 03:54:59 GMT

If you go over to muchmusic.com theres a video of AFI's live performance at V-fest (the missing frame) and an exclusive uncut 3 part interview with afi.

http://axs.muchmusic.com/?fr_chl=bff4fe0f42240ad083feef29843cd5f2c4a1a872&fr_story=f7a10be487cd4d19044bc084b0876c3b6022701d

p.s i'll post my own videos and pictures of v-fest another time

Virgin Music Festival!!! (in Vancouver)

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sun, 20 May 2007 02:18:22 GMT

So whose going to the virgin music festival??
AFI is playing 7-8 at the main stage (the virgin mobile stage)
I'm pretty stoked!! Expect Many Many pictures from me!

celebrateaending@aol.com — Fri, 18 May 2007 21:36:23 GMT

Hey guys, It's been a while.
Here are some pictures of AFI last year at the Long Beach Arena (For the filming of I Heard a Voice) - I got interviewed, but the only part of my interview that showed up was me saying my name :(

Oh well, here goes!

Pic spam!

celebrateaending@aol.com — Thu, 17 May 2007 21:18:45 GMT

Hi I'm new and I come bear a PICSPAM

65 pictures teeheee!
Medium size because they're just the best that way. Sorry if you're on dial-up but it's worth it, I promise.
These are from the May 2nd show in Amsterdam, and yeah, I took about 300 pics and these are the ones I like the most. Enjoy!

Hope you liked that!
crossposted in several communities ^_^

celebrateaending@aol.com — Sun, 06 May 2007 17:05:58 GMT

Hey guys,

I am, unfortunately, selling my Art & Articia dolls (not the plush ones, the ones that were sold at Hot Topic with the stands. There was a Heartbat as well.) and I was wondering if any of you were interested. I also have a shirt for sale, pic under the cut.
If this isn't allowed, I am terribly sorry, just tell me to delete it.

If you're interested, please e-mail me at amanda(dot)wetzstein(at)gmail(dot)com.
Thank you. =]