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Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Gravemakers And Gunslingers (page 1/1) ------ performed by Coheed And Cambria favorite band | Reviewer: dillon arruda | 10/21/09 these guys are my favorite band and this is my second favorite song, theres a book they actually do follow, theirs songs mostly have to do with it. buts its not just one book its the whole series, ya kno there sign? the triangle with 3 circles on it. thats the sign for the book, it represents the three worlds in the book. lol im trying to remeber wat its called...hmmm... well anways. their band name also has to do with the book. the parents, coheed (guy) and cambria (women) are in the book, they killed almsot all thier children accept claudio, the main character, and he has a power, wich is called the crowing. and the crowing is a song. lol sry this message is long just alot to tell lol Gunslingers Arent Resevered For The Dark Tower | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/6/09 Just because it has gunslingers in it doesnt mean all of a sudden it came from the dark tower series. Gunslingers were people in the west praised for their quickness with the gun. Seriously Dont be such a moron, And the story uses towers so get over it. Towers are very common in story telling stephen wasnt the first so get over it not the first time.. | Reviewer: jailcellkid | 12/18/08 claudio has been known to borrow from many sauces in his writing, for example some of the story told by earlier tracks contains various similarities to star wars. However, all of the coheed tracks, in some way or another, follow the story of the Amary Wars. p.s. awsome song. Reminiscent of The Dark Tower by Steven King | Reviewer: The Crimson Rabem | 6/27/08 This song borrows heavily from the first book in Steven Kings novel Series The Dark Tower, with many referneces to the book such as gunslingers (Roland), the Tower (The Dark Tower), and removing the sin from the town (which is similar to what Roland did in the novel, killing the members of the town who were in thrall of a demon/voodoo woman in the guise of a priest. The Best Rock and Roll Song of the Past Decade... | Reviewer: The Rev. Jenner J. Hull | 1/28/08 Seriously. It has an awesome central riff and, unlike almost every other popular rock band you can think of, ridiculously good solos by consummate riff-slingers. I can't stop listening to it... Add Your New Review About The Song