After Midnight Project, commonly abbreviated AMP, is a rock band hailing from Los Angeles, California. Amp consists of vocalist, Jason Evigan, guitarists Christian Meadows and Spencer Bastian, Bassist TJ Armstrong, and Drummer, Dan Morris. AMP released a self-titled EP in 2005, and then another in 2007, entitled 'The Becoming'. They were then signed by Universal Motown Records. Upon being signed, they entered the studio with John Feldmann and recored a full-length album entitled 'Lets Build Something to Break' which is set for release on August 11, 2009.
Currently, After Midnight Project is playing Van's Wapred Tour to promote they're upcoming album. Their live performance is incredible and they always keep their fans updated on what they're doing, so be sure to keep an eye open for this rising band and check out a show next time they're playing near you.
by Var Effing Sinler July 22, 2009
Get the After Midnight Projectmug. The Alan Parsons Project were a 1970s-80s group founded by Alan Parsons (previously best known as an engineer and producer of groups and singers as diverse as Pink Floyd, Al Stewart and Pilot) and Eric Woolfson, with a shifting line-up of instrumentalists and singers including Colin Blunstone, John Miles, Steve Harley, Lenny Zakatek and Pilot's Iain Bairnson and David Paton. Their albums are all concept-based but eschew the pretentiousness of prog-rock in favour of a more radio-friendly approach, their stated aim being to create music that lends itself equally to headphone and background listening.
"You Don't Believe by the Alan Parson's Project is a great track"
"Actually, they're called the Alan Parsons Project"
"Actually, they're called the Alan Parsons Project"
by Whadduc Hunt January 12, 2007
Get the Alan Parson's Projectmug. A project by the horribly biased wiki Conservapedia in an attempt to 'remove' liberal 'bias' in the bible by retranslating it. It removes the story of the Adulteress in the New Testament, and changes 'thou shall not kill' into 'thou shall not murder', thus in turn promoting the beating up of women who get raped (just like Saudi Arabia) advocating the cruel and unusual death penalty. I heard there's going to be more horrible things.
The idiots at Conservapedia have decided to corrupt the word of the Lord by creating the Conservative Bible Project.
by Anonymous /religions/ October 12, 2009
Get the Conservative Bible Projectmug. Depending on who you talk to, this is either:
a) A revolutionary, scary as fuck film
b) An over-rated peice of shit
The film was sucsessful due to a very well planned internet advertising campaign and shit-loads of hype. Of course, due to the film being shot in the amateur-style, shaky fashion, a lot of people thought that the film was genuine.
If you think about it, the film couldn't be real, because:
Why would they take their cameras with them and leave them on, even when they're being chased and are about to die?
The film wouldn't have been released, as the parents of the students probably wouldn't have allowed them.
The scariness of the film majorly depends on whether you thought it was real, and by the time it was released, it had got out that it wasn't.
But what also made the film scary was that it leaves most of it to your imagination. While a lot of moden horror films have massive amounts of gore and violence, this film has one scene where one of the documentary makers opens a package to reveal a small body part. That's it. The rest of the film relies on distant noises and panic to keep you on the edge of your seat.
One peice of advice if you haven't seen the film and want to or if you are still confused by the ending - research it on the internet first, and pay attention to the part where they are speaking to local residents about the Blair Witch. The ending is confusing if you don't, very confusing. I won't spoil it.
The Blair Witch has become one of the biggest grossing movies of all time, due to it's miniscule budget and massive box office sucsess.
a) A revolutionary, scary as fuck film
b) An over-rated peice of shit
The film was sucsessful due to a very well planned internet advertising campaign and shit-loads of hype. Of course, due to the film being shot in the amateur-style, shaky fashion, a lot of people thought that the film was genuine.
If you think about it, the film couldn't be real, because:
Why would they take their cameras with them and leave them on, even when they're being chased and are about to die?
The film wouldn't have been released, as the parents of the students probably wouldn't have allowed them.
The scariness of the film majorly depends on whether you thought it was real, and by the time it was released, it had got out that it wasn't.
But what also made the film scary was that it leaves most of it to your imagination. While a lot of moden horror films have massive amounts of gore and violence, this film has one scene where one of the documentary makers opens a package to reveal a small body part. That's it. The rest of the film relies on distant noises and panic to keep you on the edge of your seat.
One peice of advice if you haven't seen the film and want to or if you are still confused by the ending - research it on the internet first, and pay attention to the part where they are speaking to local residents about the Blair Witch. The ending is confusing if you don't, very confusing. I won't spoil it.
The Blair Witch has become one of the biggest grossing movies of all time, due to it's miniscule budget and massive box office sucsess.
by Antony August 20, 2006
Get the Blair Witch Projectmug. Awesome progressive rock group that was a mix of the WAY TOO over-popularized Beatles and very trippy Pink Floyd. Unlike the Beatles, APP is very relaxed and are less happy and have a cooler much less annoying sound to their music. The only similarity would be the vocal sound. They are much like Pink Floyd in their tune and mellowness. They are more in touch with the world than the too-happy Beatles were.
It's a shame that the Alan Parsons Project isn't as popular as the Beatles. They are way better and less annoying.
by JobesJeebs May 27, 2008
Get the The Alan Parsons Projectmug. A trio of three woman who gave the YouTube audience the pleasure of being able to watch Alles Was Zählt (AWZ)'s supercouple Deniz & Roman (DeRo). The trio consists of Aldi, Lilith and Shelly (full names were not given) who are amazing at the descriptions they give, subtitles they provide for English speaking audiences and letting us watch the German soap itself! Eskimo Kiss Project is often shorten to EKP.
by Random Fangirl July 12, 2010
Get the Eskimo Kiss Projectmug. Project Submus Accudo(or shortened to “psa” by the community) which is critical strike in latin is a burst-oriented class base fighting game on roblox which is a direct remaster of Critical Strike version 3 created by the former co-owner of critical strike, gephilitacool after it broke due to roblox’s Filtering Enable update. Projecr Submus Accudo also being the critical strike version/game with the highest map count, gamemodes (FFA, 2TA, DM, TDM, DUOS, and IFS). and completion percent. With a planned roaster of 80 classes and 4 types of class types (brawler, assassin, marksmen, and spellcaster) and 4 different rooms to choose from with 20 classes in each (main room, master room, special room, and gamepass room). each class has a Passive, Attack, Ability1, Ability2, and a Critical which functions like a super meter.
critical strike fan: “Hey have you tried Project Submus Accudo on roblox?”
critical strike fan2: “yeah its really fun! I really like how it takes inspiration from early critical strike versions like 2.0 and 3.0!”
critical strike fan2: “yeah its really fun! I really like how it takes inspiration from early critical strike versions like 2.0 and 3.0!”
by Mii_Gunslinger March 4, 2021
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