Issues LIVE, May 2016 (My 6th Concert)

Deep down we all have our own set of Issues, but my Issues range from personal matters that I must discuss/ share with others... the other side is listening to these incredibly talented guys!
I've been wanting to see these guys ever since purchasing their first album and EP back in June 2014, thanks to Lewis due to introducing me to the Metalcore genre after we went to Download Festival 2014.
It was pretty amazing (the recordings were affected like when I saw Owl City), still I'm glad that me and Lewis were with all the Hooligans singing and shouting our hearts out to a band that I've been relating to for a long time. I even had to create a YouTube channel so I could upload the recordings, since BLOGGER has a "100MB limit" and it wouldn't work. Who knows what else I'll do or upload on there. But I'd appreciate a Like or Subscribe as I add more concert recordings and someday make videos with music or animations (once I get good again)!
 So last Thursday, I had the pleasure of seeing Issues at the KOKO.

*100th Post* School Memories - Chesworth Primary School

Me in Year 4 (9 years old)

At 6 years old, I was a really different kid to everyone else. I was "The lights are on but no one is home" kind of kid. I struggled to pay attention in lessons and wasn't really close to many people. Nevertheless I had a good time at my Primary School with kind teachers and children who I am still in contact with today (bless them for being patient with me).
So to celebrate my 100th post, I'm going to explain what was going through my head at Chesworth Primary School.

The Land Before Time II, III & IV (Childhood Memories)

It's been over 2 years and a month or two since I talked about one of my favourite films that I grew up watching. Even if it's a mixed experience of sorrow and friendship, it's still special to me. So now, I figured that I'd get round to combining 3 sequels from the collection and talk about them since they tie into my thoughts from when I was little (plus they will be mentioned in my upcoming Primary School post).
Like my Star Wars (Original) and (Prequel) Trilogy posts (though not as long I hope this time), I'm looking back on The Land Before Time II, III & IV films and how they are more positive and family friendly than the first story.

Farewell Evans Cycles, Hello Dolby Vivisol!

6 years and 8 months is how long I spent at my first ever job. I worked for the Bicycle company Evans Cycles near Gatwick and learnt many important lessons, gained confidence in my own knowledge and skills and became friends with many people through ha erd times and fun times too.
But as of Friday last week, I bid farewell to that place and to everyone who put up with me during all that time. And this week, I've been working at a Respiratory Warehouse called Dolby Vivisol (down the road from Evans) with Dad.
I won't say a lot or comment rudely about my hardship at my first job, but I am glad to have done more than my time at that place and now I'm onto new beginnings which will affect my lifestyle, personality and capabilities. Right now, I'm talking about my time and last day at Evans Cycles.

Captain America: Civil War (Film Review)

"United We Stand. Divided We Fall."
The Avengers team becomes divided after a mission goes south in the end costing lives and awakening them to the consequences from their past victories. Now Steve Rogers and Tony Stark go head to head over deciding the team's future. Meanwhile, the Winter Soldier resurfaces and is seen to be responsible for a major terror attack. The future of the Avengers is on the line and is being judged on the capture and arrest of Steve's best friend, as if that wasn't complicated enough.
Here's why Captain America: Civil War is a spectacular Marvel must see film.