otto1595: Albuns That Changed Metal

Thane 04.01.12	im gonna start saying albuns too
Funeralopolis 04.01.12	melvins
paxman 04.01.12	Thought it was a typo but then you did it again.
VisionsFromTheDarkSide 04.01.12	Rust In Peace really didn't have that much of an impact to be fair
paxman 04.01.12	Nirvana
HitlerIsGod 04.01.12	totz
Shuyin 04.01.12	seriously, where the fuck is DEATH?
xenocide. 04.01.12	How could 1 change the way metal was played, if it was the first metal release?
xenocide. 04.01.12	and where the fuck is Neurosis?
VisionsFromTheDarkSide 04.01.12	Agree with Shuyin needz moar Death
Scoot 04.01.12	haha no death
DeafMetal 04.01.12	um...
SpiritCrusher2 04.01.12	there, I just crushed your spirit for not including Death in this list
ChuckyTruant 04.01.12	Yep. Albuns suck
DeafMetal 04.01.12	shoulda included deaf
TheFonz123 04.01.12	brokencyde is the future of metal
AngelofDeath 04.01.12	The lack of Bathory is less forgivable than not including Death.
DarkSideOfLucca 04.02.12	Death, Meshuggah, Cynic, Judas Priest, some more dudes
YankeeDudel 04.02.12	Korn- S/T.
eternium 04.02.12	Should have included debut albums, not the best ones. Kill 'Em All definitely had much more impact than Justice did.
YankeeDudel 04.02.12	Killswitch Engage - Alive Or Just Breathing Dillinger - Calculating Infinity Carcass - Heartwork At The Gates - Slaughter Of The Soul Napalm Death - Scum Van Halen - 1 Nirvana - Nevermind (not metal but completely changed metal) Faith No More - The Real Thing Neurosis - Through Silver In Blood Basically any album/band that started or heavily influenced a subgenre.
FearThyEvil 04.02.12	seriously, where the fuck is DEATH? This and also to guy above KsE did not change metal at all.
YankeeDudel 04.02.12	Unless you have another band who started the whole melodic metalcore thing thats been the dominating popular force in metal for the last 10 years then yea they did. Whether you think its good is opinion, but like Korns first album they changed everything.