It's an abomination.Lulu is a good album.
It’s a hard listen and definitely not for most people, but it’s an incredibly interesting album with a lot of stuff that I love.It's an abomination.
It’s got some cringeworthy stuff on it, but “Dance In The Rain” and “Beginning Of Sorrow” are pretty good, IMO. I’d much rather listen to Super Collider than to The World Needs A Hero, which sounds like a terrible Megadeth tribute band.I listened to Super Collider today, and I really liked it. Yes, yes, I know, I have a very poor taste!
Great album too.The World Needs A Hero, which sounds like a terrible Megadeth tribute band.
I concur. Only suited for those devoid of a working hearing system.It’s a hard listen and definitely not for most people
Nah... it has Moto pshycho, Return To Hangar and the rest is sub par stuff (not awful just boring)Great album too.
As I stated before there was a mistake on these albums... it waas intended to be Nevers Say Die and Volume 8. Technical Ecstasy is a cool record but is the first Sabbath album that's short of excelent. Stomp 442 is an enjoyable groove metal album (once again not a classic but still prety cool).Black Sabbath - Technical Ecstasy
Anthrax - Stomp 444
I actually enjoy Never Say Die a bit more than Technical Ecstacy. I think that maybe Forbidden would've been a more suitable option here. Volume 8 is definitely the weakest Anthrax album, but it has a really cool album cover at least.As I stated before there was a mistake on these albums... it waas intended to be Nevers Say Die and Volume 8. Technical Ecstasy is a cool record but is the first Sabbath album that's short of excelent. Stomp 442 is an enjoyable groove metal album (once again not a classic but still prety cool).
I agree when it comes to the rhytmic section (Bass and Drums). But those dissonant downtuned guitars are way more Helmet meets Fudge Tunnel while Davis' humming vs roaring passages is something Patton rarely does in Angel Dust.Korn didn't invent Nu-Metal in my eyes. They just took Faith No More's Angel Dust and turned it into radio friendly pop that other bands could jump on.
Yup... but as I said before Forbidden is sort of a marginal record while Never Say Die was recorded by the same guys that made that superb spree from Black Sabbath to Sabotage. Although it doesn't seems like so. And it's the sign of a band imploding (soon Ozzy would be replaced by Dio and Butler by Appice).I think that maybe Forbidden would've been a more suitable option here
Oh, I didn't realize that the point of the poll was to have as weak of an album as possible in proportion to the band's lineup. Then it makes sense, yeah.Yup... but as I said before Forbidden is sort of a marginal record while Never Say Die was recorded by the same guys that made that superb spree from Black Sabbath to Sabotage. Although it doesn't seems like so. And it's the sign of a band imploding (soon Ozzy would be replaced by Dio and Butler by Appice).
well it kinda wasn't but... when you have THOSE 4 guys and they compose such a feeble record I can't help but have to pick it.Oh, I didn't realize that the point of the poll was to have as weak of an album as possible in proportion to the band's lineup. Then it makes sense, yeah.
I said it once and I'll say it again... theres no such thing!Turbo is a very good glam metal album