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08.01.17 LepreCon is 3002.04.17 LepreCon passes his driving test
03.21.16 10 Shite Rock/ Metal Debuts03.19.16 Biggest Improvements- Part Two
03.16.16 Biggest Improvements- Part One12.02.15 LepreCon's Top 10 Games/ Albums of 2015
11.10.15 Saw Megadeth, Lamb of God and Children 07.05.15 Saw AC/DC (plus AC/DC ranked, suckas)
06.24.15 Saw The Who (plus, The Who ranked, suck06.15.15 Some Artists I've Surprisingly Never Li
02.14.15 Fifty Shades Of SHITE (plus Dir En Grey11.26.14 10 Good Artists/bands That Got Horribly
10.09.14 'Destiny' is a load of SHITE! (plus The09.03.14 Marvel Cinematic Universe Movies Ranked
08.19.14 10 Good Artists/bands That Got Horribly08.19.14 Megadeth Re-ranked, Suckas
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Biggest Improvements- Part One

Sort of an inversion of my previous 'Good bands/ artists that got horribly shite' lists- this list is of albums that were significantly better than the previous effort by their respective bands.
1Motorhead
Overkill


Motorhead's 1977 eponymous debut was certainly not a bad album by any means but was a bit sedate compared to the material they were better known for. 1979's Overkill brought the raw, heavy swagger and killer riffs to fruition and set a new standard in rock and metal.
2David Bowie
The Man Who Sold the World


Though Bowie scored his first hit with 'Space Oddity' off his second album in 1969, the album itself was a bit of a psych-folk duffter. His third album brought the hard rock and heavy metal elements that truly introduced the genius of Bowie to the world.
3Megadeth
United Abominations


Megadeth had stagnated pretty much in the late 90's. Though 2004's The System Has Failed was an earnest return to metal following their ill-advised foray into radio rock, it was only with 2007's United Abominations that they truly hit their stride again. Not a bad song on here at all, even the redux of A Tout le Monde is great.
4Metallica
Death Magnetic


Like it or hate it, there is no denying that Death Magnetic was infinitely better than the abomination that was St. Anger as well as the Loads.
5Aerosmith
Pump


'Dude Looks Like a Lady' off Permanent Vacation and the redux of 'Walk This Way' with Run DMC revitalised the legendary bad boys of Boston after their nosedive in the early 80's, but Pump is what solidified them as an important act for the decade to come.
6Foo Fighters
Wasting Light


Nothing they did since 'The Colour and the Shape' really lived up to that album and they got pretty bland and boring until Wasting Light reignited the energy that made the first two Foo albums so great.
7Deep Purple
Perfect Strangers


After a string of classic albums, the Mark II lineup fizzled out and the subsequent efforts with David Coverdale on vox led to some lacklustre output. Thankfully, the Mark II lineup reformed and put out this smoking platter and all was right in the universe again.
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