Nitro   O.F.R.
2.3
average
Release Date: 1989
Tracklist

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1.0 awfuljudasgoat | August 31st 16

Nitro's debut album does have the potential to be fun, however it is constI CANT FUCKING DO THIS

KILL ME NOW
FUCKING DO IT GODDAMNIT

IT KEEPS GOING IT NEVER ENDS AND HERE I AM JUST SITTING AND LISTENING
I AM HUMAN G A R B A G E

be my mercy angel
deliver me from this

THE SCRE E E E E E E E E C HIN G n ev e r endS WHOCALLSTHISSINGING


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1.5 very poorj008 | June 7th 22

Checked this album out for the only reason anyone else did, Michael Angelo Batio on guitars.
His technique is incredible, and there's no faster guitarist at his level of fame, but I
never thought he was the greatest songwriter. This album is a tiring, one-dimensional
listen. It's just riffs, high pitched vocal shrieks that sound like Rockso The Rock N' Roll
Clown from Metalocalypse, and crazy fast guitar shredding for 50-or-so minutes. Even on
"Long Way From Home", which is supposed to be the slower, ballad type track, it starts with
this nice acoustic intro, but is quickly ruined by the wailing vocals. A couple minutes in
it abruptly switches to fast shredding that totally clashes with the established tone the
song was going for. Even if you wanted to get heavy there, a more melodic solo would've been
much more appropriate. As far as positives, "Freight Train" and "Machine Gun Eddie" are
listenable. Vocalist Jim Gillette even holds a note for 30 straight seconds on MGE, which is
really impressive to listen to, and the track tries switching it up by experimenting with
some thrash-inspired riffs and drumbeats. Otherwise, steer clear unless you're a huge fan of
MAB or 80s hair metal. Even then, I'm not sure how much new this album has to offer.


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3.0 goodMitch | March 25th 21

The best kind of retarded. This is grade-A try-hard schlock and I'm totally okay with that.

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1.5 very poorIrikeheavymetal | November 24th 23

He's gonna give YOU the keys to the Lamborghini, so you can get the hell away from this mess.

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3.5 greatOssacip Olbap | November 13th 23

cant not be affected by this. high energy, some real metal riffs in there, king diamond vox rampaging like theyre going out of style

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3.5 greatAnthracks | March 13th 23

Delightfully weird. In desperate need of re-evaluation.

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1.0 awfulEasterInTheBatcave | December 6th 15

One of the most egregious examples of '80s musical excess, O.F.R. is a nightmare, combining the shrieking, tasteless vocals of Jim Gillette with the pointless, equally tasteless guitar shredding of Michael Angelo Batio. It's occasionally fun-- the incredibly long vocal note in "Machine Gunn Eddie"-- but most of it is excruciatingly bad.

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1.0 awfulZippaThaRippa | August 4th 13

I'M LIKE A FREIGHT TRAIN, A MOTHERFUCKER COMING BLEEPITYBLOOPITYBKSDIGHSJKDGHKJSDHGKSDHGIRUGHSUIDHGUSDKHGKJSDHGKJSDHGKSDHGKSDGHKDSFEDEDEDEDEDEDEDEDEDEDEDED

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2.0 poorMamiak17 | December 6th 23
2.0 poorOobaloo | April 7th 22
1.5 very poorTheMonster | December 29th 20
3.0 goodCyanKnux | June 10th 20
1.0 awfulDoctuses | August 30th 18
1.5 very poorPlatypusOfDestiny | April 17th 18
2.5 averageBrendan Schroer STAFF | January 20th 18
1.0 awfulStupidBunny | September 5th 17
2.0 poortellah | December 1st 16
1.0 awfulRobbit | July 12th 16
2.0 poorHenry | February 25th 16
2.5 averageleothelion | October 15th 15
4.0 excellentNecrotica | April 1st 14
1.5 very poorTKLeonardo | June 4th 13
2.0 poorKronzo | February 3rd 13
3.5 greatmdcowboy15 | November 28th 12
1.5 very poortharikleo | October 4th 12
2.5 average6Callejon6 | September 18th 12
3.5 greatRevolution666 | September 11th 12
2.0 poorZilla2112 | February 1st 12
3.0 goodBAGofCDS | January 31st 12
5.0 classicGROK | November 26th 11
4.5 superbFreightTrain89 | July 6th 11
1.0 awfulSubrick | December 31st 10
2.5 averageJohnTheAnimal | August 24th 10

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