I was thinking a similar approach since I've been listening to songs from that album lately. Wouldn't shock me.

Oh I definitely agree on that point. I still think Lita is sexy and has aged like fine wine after all these years. Lzzy gets the job done with this cover and hope to see her have even more success with Halestorm since that record was awesome.  I really like this record; but my friend got it on CD and I told him about it before it came out and we usually jam to some of the songs in the car when we hang out. Tom Morello does some great guitar work on Opinion. Out of Line is another fav of mine. Well..Device features collaborations with Geno Lenardo who helped write most of the lyrics and did most of the keyboard, guitars, and electronic instrumentation. I think...! (or just session guys and David might be doing other things besides lead vocals) I'm not sure because the credits are very vague in the liner notes. ..and while some of the material sounds like Disturbed..to me..it shows David cutting loose on some tracks and experimenting with new sounds which for the most part works. The lyrics and production could of been worked and improved; but I'm a fan of this CD. I want to see them live. The only thing I disagree is that I don't see the music comparison of Vilify and Disturbed's Stupify besides the titles sounding similar. The music structure, instrumentation, and lyrics are vastly different from one another.

Oh hell yeah on Pink. She's fine and a force of nature. She doesn't let the industry walk all over her. She'll kick your ass if you talk shit; but she's also very kind and down to earth I hear. Find that very attractive.

Seems like it. It's a damn shame and I know his family has to bear that heavy load over that kind of loss. Wish them in good health. Speaking of final bow, I came across and watched his technically final film, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus and while it's quite a mess in terms of tone and production you can see a great deal of effort going into the film while looking at Heath he didn't look he was in the best of spirits while shooting his final scenes. I loved the use of dedicating the film's proceeds and profit to Ledger's family and saying the film was made by Heath & friends. Gilliam tried to respect the man himself while attempting to piece together a film that almost didn't happen. Christopher Plummer, Depp, Farrell, and Law with the rest of the cast help carry the film. It's an interesting watch due to the stellar art direction and escapism.