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Zacky Vengeance (born Zachary James Baker on December 11, 1981) is the rhythm guitarist and back up vocalist for the band Avenged Sevenfold.

In the Avenged Sevenfold DVD “All Excess” he recalls that before Avenged Sevenfold, he played in a one time punk band called MPA*, which stood for Mad Porno Action. The Music Of Mad Porno Action comes through in A7X’s music at least the style. He implies that they were not successful. Many of Zacky’s friends call him fat to bug him. He and M. Shadows (who at the time was singer for the band Successful Failure) formed Avenged Sevenfold. He took the name Zacky Vengeance, stating that he had grudges against many people who doubted his success. He was also responsible for the creation of the acronym “A7X”. Stating that the ‘A’ stood for avenged, and then the 7 stood for seven and the X commonly referred to as fold thus ‘avenged seven fold’ .[1] He is also left-handed. He taught himself how to play the guitar when he was thirteen.

The guitar he first learned on was actually his dad’s, who was right handed. He learned by watching his favorite bands and other people he knew who played and practiced as much as he could. He would also read each edition of Guitar World cover to cover, learning the tabs of the songs published in there and watching the professionals perform it until he got it right. His influences in his style are Rancid, Misfits and Bad Religion. Zacky’s favorite bands also include Metallica, ELIXIR, and Guns N Roses

He has a brother named Matt Baker who is with the band The Dear and Departed. He has a sister, named Zina Baker, which is now Zina Pacheco. She is married and has two kids now, Zacky’s niece and nephew.

Zacky is half-German and half-Italian.

He has a dog name Ichabod C Vengeance, for whom he made a Myspace page and a Facebook page.

Zacky formerly worked at a coffee shop, and while he was in high school he played baseball, stating that if he had not pursued a career in Avenged Sevenfold, he would have gone on to professionally play baseball.

Zacky has recently released a Guitar model, which he, himself, designed.

Matthew Charles Sanders, better known by his stage name M. Shadows (born July 31, 1981) in Huntington Beach, California), is the vocalist/lead singer for the American hard rock band Avenged Sevenfold.

In his youth, Sanders was notorious for his disorderly conduct and misbehavior. He was quoted as saying “I was in between a good kid & a bad kid – I had a good heart, but a bad attitude.” He was expelled from 6 different Huntington Beach schools and went to private school for a year, but was kicked out for smashing a woman’s car windows after a sixth-grade doughnut party and kicked out of another for defacing campus property in seventh grade. The latter event culminated in the untimely death of the school principal due to a heart attack, which earned Sanders the nickname “the kid that killed the principal.”

On the All Excess DVD, while all of the members were talking about how they got their stage names, M. Shadows said that he got his name because when he was attending Huntington Beach High School and the band was just starting out, he was the darker kid of the band (hence the name “Shadows”) but he also wanted to incorporate his name, Matt, into his stage name. Matt was reduced to “M” because it had a better ring when combined with his stage name and ever since he has been known as M. Shadows.[2].

Sanders claimed in a 2007 edition of Kerrang that if A7X had not taken off he would have tried to take up a career in professional basketball

Along with the other members of Avenged Sevenfold, Sanders is good friends with the members of Good Charlotte, Disturbed and Bullet for my Valentine.

Shadows has also had a brief rivalry/war of the words with Atreyu. Shadows claimed that Atreyu stole the intro from Avenged Sevenfold’s 2003 album Waking the Fallen and used it on their album The Curse. Shadows also claimed in a 2005 issue of Kerrang Magazine that Atreyu are “Leading the genre [he’s] trying to get away from”. Avenged Sevenfold’s drummer The Rev (A.K.A Jimmy Sullivan) stated in a 2007 issue of Metal Hammer magazine that the animosity was over and Avenged had matured a lot since then. To back this up, Avenged toured with Atreyu on the 2008 Rockstar Taste of Chaos Tour.

Music career

Matt used to play the piano before he started to sing. When he was growing up, he listened to a lot of punk rock such as H2O and The Misfits and got into the metal scene when his father bought him Appetite for Destruction by Guns’N’Roses after he had seen them on MTV2’s Headbanger’s Ball.

In following years, Shadows formed a number of bands with Avenged Sevenfold’s rhythm guitarist Zacky Vengeance. He was previously a member of a punk group called ‘Successful Failure’. While in this band he penned the song “Streets,” which would later be recorded after Avenged Sevenfold was formed, and released on the first album, Sounding the Seventh Trumpet. The album was a mix of metalcore and Punk rock but also includes a softer, more ballad-like song(Warmness On The Soul)

Shadows has stated that he feels a strong support for the troops serving the United States, having very close friends who are currently in service in Iraq. The song “M.I.A.” (“Missing In Action”) was reportedly written in tribute to these friends. The song “Gunslinger” from Avenged Sevenfold’s self-titled album further expresses these feelings (though it was stated in the album’s extra MVI that it’s not just about troops – “it can be about anyone away from home, missing their families.”) The song “Critical Acclaim” can be interpreted as an attack those who criticize the soldiers fighting in Iraq.

Shadows has made guest appearences on numerous albums by numerous different artists. He also produced The Confession’s 2007 album, Requiem, which according to an interview on Fuse.com was one of the first steps which led to A7X self-producing their 2007 Self Titled Album.

Vocal style

In the band’s debut album, Sounding the Seventh Trumpet, M. Shadows’ vocals had a heavy metalcore influence and consisted mostly of screaming and guttural growls. This style gradually decreased in later albums into more conventional clean singing and had been almost completely jettisoned (with the exception of backing introduction screams) by the release of City of Evil, the band’s major label debut. Despite having admitted having major throat surgery this was not a cause for change and in an interview on All Excess, manager Larry Jacobson states that Shadows had decided several years before the making of City of Evil that it would be an all singing album. He had made it clear to their producer, Mudrock, that the album they were working on at the time Waking the Fallen would be half singing and half screaming, and that the next would be all singing. Because of his unique style, the Philadelphia Eagles have contacted him about singing the national anthem for the Philadelphia-Dallas game at Lincoln Financial Field in 2009. In the past Shadows would sing on all parts of the songs during live performances, supporting the theory that he was no longer able to scream or growl. Perhaps becoming fed up with those claims, Shadows has resumed screaming again during live shows, this can be seen in the band’s new live DVD “Live in the LBC & Diamonds in the Rough”. Some of Shadows’ biggest musical influences are Metallica, Pantera, Mr. Bungle, Queen and Guns N’ Roses. He is also very fond of Phil Anselmo’s super group Down as well as strongly appreciating their first album NOLA

The Rev (born James ‘Jimmy’ Owen Sullivan on February 10, 1981) in Huntington Beach, California) ,short for The Reverend Tholomew Plague, is the drummer and backing vocalist of Avenged Sevenfold. He is also a vocalist and played the piano in the Avant-garde metal side-project Pinkly Smooth, his name in that band was first Rat Head.

Biography

Jimmy attended a Catholic school with M. Shadows, and was expelled in the 3rd grade. James was also expelled from Huntington Beach High School in 2000, and was then expelled from the reform school resulting in his dropping out. He was in and out of homes as a teenager living in his car and at a laundromat where he worked. At one time he lived with Synyster Gates, where Papa Gates has said Jimmy is eccentric to a nearly dangerous level and is the most natural musician he has ever met. His first record was released with the band Suburban Legends at the age of 18.

He was also formerly the drummer for third-wave ska band Suburban Legends, and vocalist for Avenged Sevenfold side project Pinkly Smooth. The Rev took part in the band Ballistico as their guitarist and vocalist. On the Avenged Sevenfold DVD, All Excess, while discussing how each member got their stage names, it was stated that Sullivan attained his name via a shortened version of The Reverend Tholomew Plague. The decision was seemingly random, as there were no specific reasons stated as to the inspiration for the name. He had a tendency to wear eccentric outfits such as outrageously colored kimonos or bath robes, baggy shorts, and fluorescent socks. In the DVD, he was said to terrorize people on his campus while wearing the eccentric outfits , and rode around in a golf cart.[1]

Jimmy has been to jail several times in his life, mainly for fighting, which he claims to have given up forever now. When he was 15 years old, he and a friend were caught stealing from an electronics store and then fled from the cops, they were both caught and were charged with armed robbery but plea bargained, he does not recommend fighting, stealing or fleeing from cops.

Jimmy is engaged to Leana Silver (Macfadden, she starts to use Silver, as a tribute to her most fave authors, Sid & Nancy Silver) and as a tribute to her got her name tattooed on his ring finger.

One of his favorite tattoos is the word ‘FICTION’ down his sternum.

Some of his favorite bands are Rancid, The Transplants, and Slayer.. Sullivan cites his influences as being Vinnie Paul of Pantera, Dave Lombardo and Paul Bostaph of Slayer, Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater, Steely Dan, and Terry Bozzio.

Jimmy uses and is sponsored by DW Drums, although he appears in advertisements for DW’s budget company, PDP, his old tour set was a PDP. He is also sponsored by Sabian cymbals, Pro-Mark sticks and Evans drum heads.

Recognized for vocals and piano in side project Pinkly Smooth, Sullivan is utilized as a back-up vocalist in Avenged Sevenfold. Besides screaming with M. Shadows in songs Chapter Four and Eternal Rest, the single from the band’s eponymous album, Critical Acclaim features Sullivan at lead vocals during the chorus of the song, both singing and screaming. His vocals are also featured in other songs from the Avenged Sevenfold eponymous album.

The Rev is featured singing in the songs he wrote, “A Little Piece of Heaven”, “Brompton Cocktail”, “Afterlife”, “Almost Easy”. He also sang in songs he co-wrote such as, “Critical Acclaim”, “Scream” and “Lost”. All of which are from the eponymous album.