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By Pages:   1    2    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about 11th Hour (page 1/ 2) ------ performed by Lamb Of God The 11th hour | Reviewer: Mikey | 6/30/09 I Just finished reading, George Orwel's "1984", and i can't help but feel that there are a lot of parallels with this song. Even the quote the 11th hour is is in the book.In it Winston, the protagonist, finds himself growing in contempt for the totalitarian regime named "Big Brother" that he is so oppressively monitored by. The whole story is about his regression from following this government, A long and miserable road which transforms him into a thought criminal and an alcoholic, As well as causing him to have extra-marital relations with a woman who he previously despised. All the while he is waiting for the thought police to come in the night and take him. To torture and kill him. I feel a great deal of similarities between this song and 1984. In the song he is anxiously awaiting death, much like the book. And death is associated with being a female. Much the same way that Winston knows that Julia will get him killed. And by the end of the book Winston turns to alcohol, and completely sedates himself with it on a daily basis. Please read this book it is incredibly well written! My opinion | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/22/09 Lamb of God is by far the most talented band in metal. There intellectual lyrics combined with face fuking guitar licks and thundering drums is remarkable to me. I seen them live in edmonton twice and there live performance is 100 times better then the recoding, hard to belive but its true. METAL AS FUCK AND FUCK YOU!!! bad ass | Reviewer: HellishViewofpain | 12/7/08 if you pay attention to the lyrics,"A liquid embrace to chase the day away" when the hell has there EVER been a LIQUID embrace in war? this songs about drinking, obviously. so sweetly she drawn me nigh, talking about how he cant seem to put the bottle down. a couded judgement day is fueled. you cant say thats about war, cuz there is too much of clouded judgement in war. anger, and rage. Its A Drinking Song | Reviewer: Pariah | 11/11/08 Randy Blythe Even Say's On The Live "Killedelphia" Disc, That 11th Hour Is A Drinking Song...Now, Some Of You Would Know That If You Are A Fan That Buys Their Shit, Instead Of One Album Calling Yourself A Fan, I Have All Cd's, All Dvd's (Walk With Me In Hell Is Amazing)...Now Shut The Fuck Up And Listen To The Music. Goddamnit!!! Could this be True?! | Reviewer: Serj | 3/24/08 I've just got this album. I've listened to Sacrament and Ashes of the Wake but its amazing how i started listening to this band just coz of Chris Adler but now..as i keep listening to them..i can't help but notice..his brother-Willie, is so talented on guitar.I mean this guy is such a fucking shredding guitar player and the more i listen to him i wonder weather this guy just might be one of the best guitar players of recent times.Hourglass..Redneck..Laid to Rest and now a clear manifestation to his work-11th hour.Willie kicks ass..u gotta recognize!! for your information | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/4/08 its not that they made anti war songs its just the lamb of god is they express themself by finding things and saything what they think is wrong with they if you read they thank you's in "Ashes of the Wake" they clearley state that they support the soilders that are over there and they think it is a bullshit war. everone is tittled to an oppinon. they arent critisizing anoyone Music Video | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/21/07 The music video seems to have a little different meaning. Sure, it features a guy drinking and smoking, but there are flashing images of war and its aftermath, and he receives a letter that he is going to be shipped off. Lamb of God made some really anti-war songs in Ashes of the Wake. 11th hour | Reviewer: ComfortablyNmb | 11/19/07 I'm pretty sure this song is about the bout that Randy had with alcoholism a few years back. Like most of you said, it's about alcohol.. not drugs as some of you have said. But even deeper than that, it was the fight with alcohol he had when his life was going to shit. This is a fucking drinking song. | Reviewer: brandon | 8/21/07 I've seen Lamb of God like 10 times live, and at least half of the shows I've been to they play this and Randy says "lift your glasses...this is a drinking song!!!" 11th Hour | Reviewer: James | 8/14/07 LMFAO! You really dont know what this songs about. Thats rather sad in a sence considering the fact the lyrics are plain and clear. Its about death and him not wanting it to come so he drinks to get away but still its biding his time. Cause like we most know Death never stops for anybody. :) Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2