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Lucky bastard :mad:

From what I've heard they're actually supposed to be crap live.

All non Rust in Peace songs, I'm a purist. :p

I've always preferred the über-sludgey and heavy sound of Remission and I'm pleased to see they're starting to return to that sound somewhat. Though oddly I'm not too big a fan of Leviathan because while Blood and Thunder is a killer opener, the songs are so indistinct and unmemorable from there...

My opinion is always subject to change when it comes to the reunion albums tbh. Sometimes I think albums like BNW and TFF are equal if not superior to the 80s albums, and other times I'm like "what a ton of watered down crap"

I think a pretty blatant example of this is the lifeless production on The X-Factor where Steve got a little too giddy with making his bass as LOUD AS FUCKING POSSIBLE LIKE THIS and giving the guitars a really thin and wimpy sound.

Well Blaze normally plays in small clubs or bars so this is hardly surprising.

I agree completely. But seriously, beating the dead horse. EDIT: And Rush.

I tried fixing the shitty production by remastering the song myself. I meddled with the EQ to get rid of that muddy sound and boosted the treble frequencies to give the guitars a more crisp and pronounced sound, because the bass+drums are just clogging up the whole thing on the original. Vocals...

All songs from Th1rt3en All songs from Countdown to Extinction

I was going to post a rainbow to represent Dio, and then I realized it could be applied to both bands....

It's an actual piece. It's supposed to be making a statement, but John Cage was a hack composer who relied more on being provocative and gimmicky rather than actual igenuity in his works. Btw I'm far from being a music snob, and it takes a lot for me to call any artist a hack.

I actually own the score for that piece. My conductor was clearing out the filing cabinets and giving away some old sheet music so I was like "why not?" :p It's scored for an entire orchestra and there are time changes, modulations, tempo markings, i.e. pretty much everything. I get a good...

I really love Endgame to be honest, not only is it an awesome comeback after a whole slew of crap, it's an awesome record in its own right. If only they kept up with that inspiration. How did Symphony of Destruction make it this far?

You'll just love this song then: And Pink Floyd.

I personally get annoyed by how Janick constantly butchers solos live, especially when they're not even his. For example, they'll hand off an iconic H or Davey lead to give Janick something to do, and he just royally screws it up.

Both display excellent musicianship, but I prefer Rush over AC/DC's cookiecutter discography.

It's also possible that not everyone scrutinizes the shirts the band wears....

I'd say I prefer Bruce's, but I like both a LOT.