All that does is fix the issues with the production/lack of bass, it doesn't make up for the album's other flaws.

KEA >>> AJFA (this could go on for a while).

Album Rating: 4.5

FLAAAASH BEFOOORE MY EYEEES

Album Rating: 4.5

yeah i know but that makes a change



songwriting on ajfa tops the one on kea, which is a great and raw debut album, but lacks maturity and is a bit unfocused at times like geadom said



also i dont find ajfa dragging more than a couple of times, which dont take away the general greatness of that album

Album Rating: 5.0

lol saying ajfa is more focusd than kea ... are you kidding? all ajfa does is meander

@fapcum: We'll just have agree to disagree because I don't really agree with any of that.

Kill 'Em All represents the essence of 80's thrash for me whereas Justice takes pretty much all the fun out of Metallica and sounds drawn out and soulless in comparison.

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"songwriting on ajfa tops the one on kea"



agreed



AJFA has also by far the best lyrics James ever wrote.

Album Rating: 5.0

lol saying ajfa is more focused than kea ... the only thing ajfa does is meander

Album Rating: 5.0

best lyrics jaymz are here, MAYBE MOP

Album Rating: 4.5

right jamie at least we agree that they are different kind of thrash albums though, but dont get me wrong i like kea quite much

Album Rating: 5.0

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Yeah and don't get me wrong either, I don't hate AJFA or anything, I have it 3.5'd.

Album Rating: 4.5

thespirit crusher (?

Album Rating: 5.0

" the only thing ajfa does is meander"



this. boring fucking album.

Album Rating: 5.0

thespirit crusherr? what?

Album Rating: 4.5

lol forget it, bad reference to a Death song

Album Rating: 4.5

yea, what?

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damn

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:D

Album Rating: 5.0

well that was a coincedence

Album Rating: 4.5

And Justice For All has started to grow off me a bit lately. While I still enjoy it a lot, the progressive elements seem really forced. Listen to Persistence of Time or Killing Technology from around the same era, and the progressive stuff sounds way more in-place with the songwriting.