Average Rating: 3.76 Rating Variance: 1.44 Objectivity Score: 67% (Fairly Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicA Tribe Called Quest The Low End TheoryAmazing album!!! The sublime arrangement of beats and rhymes makes for a unique listening experience. Truly fantastic.Aldo Nova Aldo NovaAldo Nova's debut is, quite simply, one of the finest guitar albums ever. Nova simply demolishes everything with his guitar. To cap it off, he's a good vocalist as well.Alice in Chains DirtAlice in Chains used to be my least fave of the Grunge Big 4. Dirt was tough to hear on first intent, but after a while I learn to like it. Bass is killer, guitar work gets the job done well, and Stanley delivers some fine vocals. Guess that means Nirvana lays at the bottom of the pile now...Anthrax Spreading The DiseaseMy favourite Anthrax record. I've listened to it several times and never get tired of it. The riffs, the drums, the bass, Belladonna's killer voice, this is metal perfection.Atomic Rooster Death Walks Behind YouWithout a doubt, an overlooked prog masterpiece. If you're into King Crimson, Yes, Pink Floyd or Genesis, you shoukd check this out. Quiet likely that Kansas was influenced by these guys.Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody SabbathPossibly the one I liked most of the Ozzy-era records. It was certainly the most experimental of the bunch.Bloomfield,Kooper,Stills Super sessionTwas a crime to keep this album out of Sputnik. Bloomfield was, quite simply, one of the best guitarists of all time. This album should be heard by any guitar enthusiast, but, especially, by any blues lover. Jazz lovers might also find this appealing.Blue Oyster Cult Agents Of FortuneIn my opinion, BOC's best record. Buck Dharma really shines here, he's a terrific guitarist. This is an album for the ages.Bob Marley and The Wailers Natty DreadBoogie Down Productions By All Means NecessaryCamel MoonmadnessCaravan CaravanCharles Mingus Mingus Ah UmMingus Ah Um is essential listening for music lovers. The man was ahead of his time: improvisation and upbeat pieces make this feel almost like a 70's fusion record. You can get where the Big 4 of Fusion (Mahavishnu Orchestra, Return to Forever, Headhunters and Weather Report) got their inspiration. You must hear this before you die, period.Chuck Berry Chuck Berry Is on TopEvery song here is an absolute classic. Those interested in old-school rock n' roll can't miss this. This here is the definitive Chuck Berry, the perfect sampler of his music. Look no further.Collective Soul Collective SoulAwesome, awesome album. Some of the great 90's classics are on here.Cream Disraeli GearsCynic FocusThis album is one of the finest gems in death metal. If you're interested in sophisticated death metal, this is the record for you.Death The Sound of PerseveranceThis is a true death metal masterpiece, and ranks easily as the best of Death's progressive era in my opinion. The jazzy influences, the proggyness, the hard-hitting riffs, the vocal performance by Schuldiner, everything is just epically awesome. Definitely not a normal death metal record, but it's become a fast favourite.Deep Purple Deep Purple In RockDef Leppard PyromaniaDepeche Mode Music for the MassesAs much as I enjoyed Violator, Music for the Masses might be superior. The songs are far catchier and it feels much fresher.Dick Dale Surfer's ChoiceThis is one of the most unique releases ever. Dale's technique feels quite ahead of its time, and I've a feeling Satriani himself listened to this.Dokken Tooth and NailMy favourite Dokken album. Lynch is in his prime here, and every song here is epic. Very awesome album overall.Electric Sun EarthquakeElvis Presley Elvis PresleyEmerson, Lake and Palmer Emerson, Lake & PalmerEric Johnson Ah Via MusicomAnyone with a thing for guitar virtuosos should give this a listen. Along with Steve Vai, Joe Satriani and Yngwie Malmsteen, Johnson is one of the most important guitarrists ever to come out of the shred boom of the mid-to-late eighties. This is his landmark album, and one of the best instrumental guitar albums you'll hear. Warning: Johnson isn't a shredder, by any means, his playing is more based on feeling, so this isn't an album for those with a more straightforward taste (you can hear Malmsteen for that).Eurythmics Be Yourself TonightFleetwood Mac RumoursIn my opinion, one of the most interesting albums of the 70's. John McVie is an overlooked bassist, and the guitar work of Lindsey Buckingham rules as well. Not to mention the vocal skills of the McVie-Nicks duo.Garbage Version 2.0Garbage improve dramatically from the experiments of their debut to deliver us a masterful blend of alt rock, hard rock and electronica elements. A true 90's gem.Genesis A Trick of the TailGentle Giant OctopusOctopus is one of the finest prog albums I've ever heard. Impeccable musicianship and highly varied experimentation. Highly recommended for fans of old-school prog.Greg Howe IntrospectionHeathen Victims of DeceptionHerbie Hancock HeadhuntersJazz-meets-funk in this unique record. This album will change your musical perspective on an epic scale.Heroes del Silencio Senderos de TraicionIQ The WakeFantastic neo-prog gem. Has its share of Rush, The Police and Genesis influences.Iron Maiden Piece of MindMy personal favourite Iron Maiden album. Great, epic songs. This album is really epic.Jane's Addiction Nothing's ShockingJethro Tull Minstrel In The GalleryJoe Satriani Surfing With The AlienSatriani's undisputed classic. A masterful tour de force. Love this album.John Mayer Battle StudiesJourney EscapeJourney's masterpiece. Every song on this album is a genuine gem. While the ballads have to grow on you, even this doesn't weigh down the album's status as a mayor treasure.Judas Priest Stained ClassTheir best album. Also, an album that revolutionized metal. Took me long enough to realize how much assume this kicks.Kansas Song for AmericaFantastic album. Arguably their best. Fantastic musicianship.King Crimson LizardLed Zeppelin Physical GraffitiLed Zeppelin's masterpiece. Everything off of this album never dissapoints. This is rock & roll perfection.Lenny Kravitz Are You Gonna Go My WayMahavishnu Orchestra The Inner Mounting FlameEasily the best jazz-fusion album of all times. This album got me into jazz fusion seriously, and I've been listening to more jazz more often ever since.Mano Negra Casa BabylonMastodon LeviathanMegadeth Rust in PeaceMegadeth at their finest. Just as Mustaine hires Friedman and Menza (for guitar and drums, respectively), the band really does shift into overdrive here. Not only is this Megadeth's best album, it's also one of the finest metal albums of all time.Metal Church Metal ChurchGreat riffs, great solos, great everything. One of the most interesting thrash acts not usually known by the public.Metallica Ride the LightningTo me the best Metallica album. Very well made and produced. Addictive, with great riffs and basslines. Metallica has never since made such quality.Miles Davis Bitches BrewThis album simply changed the face of jazz forever. Not only that, but it has also influenced artists of diverse genres ever since. You just can't go wrong with this gem.Motorhead OverkillBest Motorhead album, as far as I'm concerned. I'll go even further, and say that this is the essential Motorhead album, the only one you need. There are other good ones, but they've never managed to top this.New Order Power, Corruption and LiesNo Doubt Tragic KingdomNWA Straight Outta ComptonOpeth Blackwater ParkBlackwater Park is easily Opeth's most memorable album and my personal favourite. What makes it so great is that you have both kickass rockers and fine ballads. In many ways, Opeth defies the conventions of what a metal act can do, creating a fine shade of gray between the sweetest sentimentality and the most roaring metal. They do all this with sophisticated style.rAt the same time, your mother probably wouldn't listen to this music, even for the ballads.Ozric Tentacles ArborescencePallas The SentinelFantastic example of neo-prog.Clearly, there's a lot of Rush influence here, but there's also a hint of pop experimentation as well. Pantera Cowboys from HellThis is Pantera's best album. Epic performances, great for old fashioned headbangin' and rockin' out.Parliament Mothership ConnectionThis needs no explanation. This is a music fan essential.Pearl Jam TenPearl Jam's first and best album. Quite possibly, the best grunge record ever made. This is a real classic.Pet Shop Boys ActuallyThe formula in Please is greatly expanded on Actually. An essential for music fans.Phish A Picture of NectarPink Floyd The Dark Side of the MoonPorcupine Tree Stupid DreamMy favourite Porcupine Tree album. Right at the start of their commercial breakout, this band crafted a masterful album that evolves with each listen. I could hear this album and see it each time from a fresh perspective. A truly masterful bridging of the gaps between prog rock and more experimental stylings.Primus Sailing the Seas of CheeseThis epic album showcases the best moments of the band. Awesome.Prince Purple RainPublic Enemy It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold UsPublic Enemy's epic magnum opus. This is one album you must hear before you die, if you are a real music fan.Queen A Night at the OperaQueens of the Stone Age Songs for the DeafQueensryche Operation: MindcrimeQueensryche's epic magnum opus. A tour de force of sorts, this album is a must hear for prog fans.R.E.M. DocumentRage Against the Machine Rage Against the MachineRainbow RisingRed Hot Chili Peppers Blood Sugar Sex MagikRHCP in their prime. This is far and wide their best record. The bass, the guitar, the drums, the voice, everything in this record is perfect.Rush Moving PicturesMy personal favourite Rush record. While I'm a big fan of the band in general, this is by far their easiest record to get into. It's also the most memorable, every intro for every song here is great. This is Rush at their crossroads between pure prog (the time when they wrote 10+ min songs) and their poppier, hyper synthed years. And in this album, they strike the perfect balance in regards to that. Sade Love DeluxeAlbum is just soooo goood!!! Every song on here's a gem, you can't go wrong with this. Call me a sap, but I don't care, this woman's a goddess.Santana AbraxasThe best Santana album. Caravanserai is great as well, so I was a bit torn between the two. But I think this one represents Santana better. Scorpions Fly To The RainbowNot only is Fly to the Rainbow Scorpions' best album, it's also one of the greatest hard rock albums of all time, period. It's also one of the most definitive, since you can sense the precedents of other bands such as Iron Maiden here.Seal Seal IIThis album kicks ass. Seal is at the peak of his powers in this sublime record.Sepultura AriseI initially despised this band for the most part. However, I've gotten around to liking them more. Arise does have its flaws: the drumming kinda suck, the vocals are rather gruff, the bass is seldom audible, and the guitar solos aren't that good. What makes this a metal classic is that every riff on hre is badass and memorable, and the raw assult works in a cohesive manner.Sex Pistols Never Mind The BollocksThe only record these guys made. Truthfully, it's one of my favorite punk records. A worthwhile listen.Sir Lord Baltimore Kingdom ComeThis album slays, now we now where bands like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Motorhead got their influence. This pretty much predated the NWBHM as we know it.Skid Row Slave To The GrindSlowdive Just for a DaySnoop Dogg DoggystyleSoda Stereo Cancion AnimalSodom Persecution ManiaThis here is a thrash masterpiece. Fuck it, this is an essential metal record. If you want your thrash exciting and raw at the same time, look no further than this.Soft Machine The Soft MachineSoundgarden SuperunknownPure gold. Soundgarden crafted a long haul of great songs. One of the great works that made grunge interesting.Stereolab Emperor Tomato KetchupSteve Vai Passion and WarfareVai's masterful response to Satriani's Surfing With the Alien. This album is great and extremely rewarding. Vai's approach to his instrument is nothing short of impressive, he's the guitarist that many aspire to be. Stone Temple Pilots CoreSTP's masterpiece. The music is epic, and this is one record I'd listen to again and again.Sublime 40 Oz. to FreedomSymphony X Paradise LostTears For Fears The Seeds of LoveAs good as Songs From the Big Chair is, The Seeds of Love is more cohesive and hits harder as a whole. A must-listen for music fans.Television Marquee MoonTesla Psychotic SupperTestament Souls of BlackThe Clash London CallingThe Dillinger Escape Plan Calculating InfinityThis is one of the most original albums I've ever heard. Once you get past the harsh vocals, it gets to you. Dazzling musicianship throughout. Want to hear some mind-bending music? Try this on for size.The Doors Morrison HotelThe Mars Volta De-Loused in the ComatoriumThe Moody Blues Days of Future PassedI don't often say this, but this isn't only an exceptionally awesome album; it's also one of the greatest albums of all time, period. You must hear "Nights In White Satin" before you die.The Police Zenyatta MondattaMy favourite Police record. Every song on here rules hard.The Rolling Stones Exile on Main St.The Smashing Pumpkins Siamese DreamThin Lizzy JailbreakTraffic TrafficOne of the best albums you'll ever hear. Period.Tygers Of Pan Tang SpellboundInteresting arrangements throughout. Will definitely listen to more stuff from these guys.Van Halen Van HalenThe album that made tapping popular. Yes, there were other great pioneers before VH, but still, this album is one of my all-time faves. The riffs, the solos, everything is great here.Watchtower Control and ResistanceEasily the essential Watchtower album. Great jazz influences, great guitar work, epic bass, epic guitar work, fantastic record. If you are interested in progressive metal, you have to hear this.Wu-Tang Clan Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)Wu-Tang Clan made a hell of a debut. This is easily one of the best rap records ever made.Yes DramaI may need to listen more to this band before I pick a fave album; all the same, this is easily one of their best.Yngwie Malmsteen Rising ForceThe album that introduced shred guitar to the world. While Yngwie might not be my fave guitarist, this is still an excellent record. Worth the listen.4.5 superbA Flock of Seagulls A Flock of SeagullsThe songs are really catchy, it's one of those pop records that really hangs on to you. Loved every bit of it.Accept Restless And WildAl Di Meola Elegant GypsyAlice Cooper Billion Dollar BabiesAlice in Chains SapAlice in Chains Jar of FliesAlice in Chains FaceliftAnsur Warring FactionsI didn't expect to enjoy this record this much. But it's a great recording, and these guys outdid themselves a lot.Anthrax Among The LivingAnthrax State Of EuphoriaAnthrax Persistence Of TimeBlack Sabbath Mob RulesBlack Sabbath Heaven and HellMy favourite Sabbath record. I used to loathe Dio's solo work, but he kills on this album. The riffs, the solos, the drums, the bass, everything rules here. While this is technically one of their less original records, it just dominates. The soaring rock n' roll here eclipses everything off the Ozzy Era. Nothing Sabbath would do later could top this gem.Black Sabbath Master of RealityTook me a while to realize how good this is. Possibly my second fave Ozzy-Era album.Blue Oyster Cult Blue Oyster CultBlue Oyster Cult Tyranny And MutationSomeone should review this. This band is way too relevant to be ignored.Blue Oyster Cult Secret TreatiesCamel MirageCamel The Snow GooseCandlebox CandleboxA refreshing listen. These guys did some interesting stuff back in the day.Caravan In the Land of Grey and PinkPretty impressive prog gem. Looks, and sounds, like cotton candy.Collective Soul Hints, Allegations, and Things Left UnsaidCoroner Punishment for DecadenceCoroner clearly had an influence on much of the extreme metal that came out in the late 80's and throughout the 90's. This is a fine record in itself, and I will likely check out some of their other stuff.Corrosion of Conformity DeliveranceCounting Crows August And Everything AfterCall me cheesy, but this is an amazing record. Emotional songs with heartfelt lyrics. CC outdid themselves on this one.Dark Tranquillity The GalleryDeath Individual Thought PatternsDeath HumanDeath SymbolicDeep Purple Machine HeadDeep Purple FireballDeep Purple BurnDeep Purple Deep PurpleAmazing album. Great musicianship, great implementation of classical influences. Essential stuff.Depeche Mode ViolatorOne of the best pop albums ever made. This is essential listening for any 80's fan, pop fan, electronica fan, or music fan in general.Depeche Mode Black CelebrationBlack Celebration flows greatly. One of the band's best works, later topped by Music for the Masses.Depeche Mode Songs of Faith and DevotionThis outing shows a group perfectly capable of adapting to the times. Where many New Wave groups were suffering a slump in the 90's, Depeche Mode managed to continue their quality output.Diamond Head Lightning To The NationsListening to this, it's easy to see where the Big Four of Thrash got their influence. A very impressive record in general.DMX It's Dark and Hell Is HotDokken Breaking the ChainsDokken Under Lock and KeyEmerson, Lake and Palmer TarkusI enjoyed the previous more, but this is still and essential prog gem. Highly reccomended.Eric B and Rakim Paid in FullFaith No More The Real ThingI was told this was cheesy, and was pretty much disuaded from finishing this. However, I gave it another shot and it paid off. A fantastic, highly experimental album.Fates Warning ParallelsForeigner 4Garbage Beautiful GarbageWhile it can't possibly top Version 2.0, Garbage's 3rd album is a decent follow up, and has its fair share of memorable hooks.Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on BroadwayThis album is nothing short of exceptional. The last great work of the Gabriel Era.Genesis DukeA fine blend of prog and pop elements. One of their best records.Genesis Selling England by the PoundThis album is a high watermark for Genesis, which perhaps explains the fact that it was succeded by one of the most ambitious prog albums ever made.Genesis FoxtrotVery nice recording. I'd have to pick two or three songs from here to hear again.Genesis Nursery CrymeThe beginning of Genesis's most influential period. This is highly recommended for prog fans.Genesis ...And Then There Were Three...Genesis Wind & WutheringGentle Giant Free HandGentle Giant In a Glass HouseThis is a fantastic album. I slightly prefer Octopus, but this one comes pretty close. Great old-school prog.Gentle Giant Acquiring The TasteFantastic old-school prog. I probably liked Free Hand and Octopus a tad more, but this one comes close.George Michael FaithGong Camembert ElectriqueA fantastic prog gem. Highly recommended Canterbury scene stuff.Guthrie Govan Erotic CakesIron Maiden Somewhere in TimeIron Maiden Seventh Son of a Seventh SonIron Maiden The Number of the BeastJane's Addiction Ritual De Lo HabitualJethro Tull Thick as a BrickJourney FrontiersJudas Priest Rocka RollaJudas Priest Sad Wings of DestinySad Wings of Destiny saw the Priests begin to consolidate their formula. Fusing the elements of Purple, Zeppelin and Sabbath into a single sound, they would thus achieve the consolidation of heavy metal.Judas Priest Sin After SinJudas Priest Killing MachineJudas Priest Screaming for VengeanceMy fave JP album. At one point I preferred Painkiller, but now I like this better. Some of the band's hottest songs are to be seen here. Epic stuff.Judas Priest Ram It DownKansas KansasKansas gets off to a fantastic start. Their sophomore is better in my opinion, but this is still quite good.Kansas LeftovertureKansas MasqueThis is a badass album. Musicianship is impressive, and the band really shines. Symphony X was doubtlessly influenced by these guys.King Crimson DisciplineIMO the debut is better, but this is still one of the finest prog albums you'll hear. Essential stuff.King Crimson RedIn my opinion the debut and Discipline are better, but this is still one of the best prog albums you'll ever hear. Having said that, I believe the production could've been slightly better.King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson KingKing Crimson Larks' Tongues in AspicLed Zeppelin Houses of the HolyLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVLenny Kravitz 5Lenny does a fine job here. AYGGMW is easily better (simply because there's more musicianship in it) but this is nevertheless among his best works as well.Mahavishnu Orchestra Birds Of FireManowar Fighting the WorldMastodon RemissionMegadeth Killing Is My Business...Megadeth had a good start here. This album owns, but it's nothing compared to what would come after.Megadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?Megadeth were really onto something here. This album rules hard, if only it has it's share of not so replayable songs.Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What!Impressive, and often overly critiziced record. This album has great songs, and is among the band's best.Megadeth Countdown to ExtinctionRIP being my favourite, this one comes in second. While usually regarded as the band's "sellout record", the truth is that it is chock full of epic songs. It's also great because it's the only Megadeth record where the band eases it's muscles and rocks out for the sake of it.Mekong Delta The Music of Erich ZannMetal Church The DarkI enjoyed the first one a tad more, but this is still badass stuff. Very underrated thrash.Metal Church Blessing in DisguiseMetallica Kill 'Em AllMidnight Oil Diesel and DustMotorhead Ace of SpadesMotorhead BomberOceansize EffloresceOpeth DamnationOpeth DeliveranceDeliverance is the companion album to Damnation. And as such, it's on the heavier side of things.Opeth Still LifeWhile the earlier 3 albums are pretty badass, it's really with Still Life that that Opeth gives us their first truly mind-blowing release. Filled with haunting melodies, you really can't go wrong here. Even though my fave is Blackwater Park, this is easily close second.Ozric Tentacles Waterfall CitiesOzric Tentacles Jurassic ShiftOzric Tentacles The Hidden StepOzric Tentacles StrangeitudePantera Vulgar Display Of PowerPaul Gilbert Get Out of My YardPearl Jam BackspacerPearl Jam Vs.Pet Shop Boys PleasePeter Tosh Legalize ItPink Floyd AnimalsPink Floyd Wish You Were HereEpic musicianship. Not a fan of long songs, but one can't deny the relevance of this record. One of PF's best moments.Pink Floyd The Final CutPink Floyd Obscured by CloudsPorcupine Tree SignifySignify is the last of the band's psychedelic space rock works. That this band took the effort to create 3 fine albums in this vein is astonishing; to say that they would go on to create an equally fine commercialized output defies expectations.Porcupine Tree Up the DownstairThis is the first of the band's masterworks. Few bands have sustained a creative streak like this band has. Pretty much everything starting here and ending with In Absentia is essential PT in my opinion.Porcupine Tree Lightbulb SunLightbulb Sun continues on the path initiated with Stupid Dream. The band continues experimenting, dabbling on different textures as they go along. This may not top Stupid Dream, but that's no real reason not to listen to this.Porcupine Tree In AbsentiaIn Absentia is indeed one of the band's best albums, though it is slighly overrated in my opinion: most point to this as their best album, but ignore the fact that the band had already set the formula for this in Stupid Dream. But don't get me wrong, I enjoyed hearing this all the same.Porcupine Tree The Sky Moves SidewaysArguably the best in their psychedelic era (though the same could be said of Up the Downstair or Signify). Can be hard to get into, but worth the effort.Primus Pork SodaPrimus Frizzle FryQueensryche Rage for OrderQueensryche EmpireQueensryche The WarningRadiohead OK ComputerRed Hot Chili Peppers CalifornicationRed Hot Chili Peppers Mother's MilkRunning Wild Port RoyalYou'll be hard-pressed to find metal better than this. This is the kind of band I sometimes wish Priest and Maiden were: here, it's pretty much a marriage of the killer twin guitars of the former with the effective basslines of the latter. The drums are good and effective as well. Recommended for those looking into new metal. Running Wild Blazon StoneRush 2112The first of Rush's "true prog albums". It's definitely very solid and a must-listen. Rush HemispheresAh, Hemispheres. It's often a point of dispute whether or not this is Rush's best album. It's definitely one of their most influential records, and one of the definitive all-time prog records. I give my vote to Moving Pictures in the end, but crap, this album is dangerously close to it.Rush A Farewell to KingsThe band's second "true prog" album, this one is pretty much a close candidate for second favourite. It just owns hard, and the band just kicks serious ass here.Rush Permanent WavesThe first of Rush's "transition albums". Features great experimentation on the band's part, and is overall one of Rush's most diverse and intriguing records.Rush SignalsRush's last "transition album". Marked a major turning point, since after this, the instruments in the band would take a backseat to the synths. Nevertheless, this is among my favourite Rush records.Rush PrestoPresto marked a major shift in Rush's style. Whereas the synths had gotten emphasis during most of the 1980's, here they reduce their bombast and begin their process of graceful aging. And truthfully, this album is so good it deserves to sit along with their six earlier masterworks. Rush Roll the BonesIn my opinion, this is the last Rush album that deserves to be considered great. Sure, the ones after it aren't bad, but inevitably, once you're an aging band, you can't really top your past successes. In that light, this is thus the last truly exceptional Rush record.Sade PromiseThis album is quite underrated next to Diamond Life. In fact, it is superior to it both lyrically and musically. It has a deeper feel and Sade seems to show more energy here than on her debut. Highly recommended.Sade Stronger Than PrideVery impressive record. Fine musicianship and great songs. For personal reasons, I prefer Love Deluxe, but this might be close second (along with Promise).Santana SantanaSantana Santana IIISantana CaravanseraiMagnificent record; in my opinion, this is his last essential album.Saxon Denim And LeatherImpressive album. Amazing riffs and solos, arguably superior to Maiden's.Saxon Strong Arm of the LawImpressive album. Very influenced by Motorhead. The guitar work is especially impressive, blows Maiden's out of the water in my opinion.Saxon SaxonIn my opinion Denim & Leather is better, but this one probably comes in close second. Epic performances, especially on guitar and drums.Scorpions Love At First StingScorpions BlackoutScorpions Savage AmusementUndoubtedly one of the best releases within their 80's output. Well worth the listen.Scorpions In TranceIn Trance is easily one of Scorpions' most underrated releases. Uli Jon Roth does a great job here. Very fine album.Scorpions Taken By ForceSeal SealSepultura Beneath the RemainsWouldn't say it ranks among my fave thrash albums, but it's still worth a listen all the same. Solid, badass riffs.Sheryl Crow Tuesday Night Music ClubThis is a very good record. I doubt that Sheryl has done a better one since.Sodom M-16Sodom Agent OrangeSoundgarden BadmotorfingerSoundgarden Down on the UpsideSteely Dan Pretzel LogicStone Temple Pilots PurpleSublime SublimeSymphony X The Divine Wings of TragedySymphony X Twilight in OlympusSymphony X The OdysseyTears For Fears Songs From The Big ChairTesla Mechanical ResonanceTesla The Great Radio ControversyTestament The New OrderThe Cult LoveThe Cult's music may seem simplistic, yet their guitar work is quite awesome. This is a very overlooked and underrated band.The Cult DreamtimeThe Dillinger Escape Plan Miss MachineI slightly prefer Calculating Infinity to this, but it's still a fantastic and original album.The Doors The DoorsThe Doors L. A. WomanThe Doors Strange DaysThe Mars Volta Frances the MuteThe Police Reggatta de BlancThe Police Ghost In The MachineThe Rolling Stones Let It BleedThe Rolling Stones Their Satanic Majesties RequestThe Rolling Stones Beggars BanquetThe Smashing Pumpkins GishThe White Stripes ElephantVan Halen Van Halen IIVan Halen Women and Children FirstVan Halen Diver DownVan Halen 1984Warlock Burning the WitchesAn impressive debut album. The guitar work is amazing, a pity this band is so overlooked.Warlock Triumph and AgonyYes FragileThis is classig prog right here. Not the band's best album imo, but definitely one of their most memorable legacies.Yes Close to the EdgeI might want to listen to this more; however, as good as it may be, the tracks are so looong.Yes RelayerRelayer does a fine job of showing of the band's intrumental prowess. The one flaw here is that the first track is far too long.ZZ Top Tres Hombres4.0 excellentAlchemist SpiritechAlice in Chains Black Gives Way to BlueAlice in Chains Alice in ChainsAmon Amarth Versus the WorldAnthrax Worship MusicIt's a nice comeback for Anthrax, but in no way comparable to the band's 80's output. This album is only recommendable for the band's faithful followers (specifically those into the Belladonna Era). It's truly unessential, since it lacks several elements that the earlier albums had. Nevertheless, it's an improvement over the mediocrity of the Bush albums.Bardo Pond AmanitaOverall, a very good record. A pity the songs are often inaccessible.Bjork PostBjork is one of the most original artists I've ever come across. She literally can't be pinned down to a single genre, and she handles all musical waters with great skill. You must listen to understand this, as it lies beyond the realm of words.Black Sabbath ParanoidBlack Sabbath Black SabbathBlack Sabbath Cross PurposesThis is easily the best of the Tony Martin era albums. Very well made record, dark and scary as Sabbath has ever gotten. Nonetheless, it can't top H&H (my fave) or MR.Blue Oyster Cult SpectresBolt Thrower War MasterBon Jovi Slippery When WetBon Jovi New JerseyBon Jovi Bon JoviAlbum is entertaining enough. However, I doubt I will ever 5 anything by this band.Bryan Adams RecklessBudgie Never Turn Your Back On A FriendCamel CamelCandlemass Epicus Doomicus MetallicusCollective Soul YouthDawnbringer NucleusDecent metal record, but nothing too exceptional. Needs more creativity.Deep Purple Shades of Deep PurpleDeep Purple The Book of TaliesynDeep Purple Perfect StrangersFantastic reunion album. Comes close to the greatness of the band's 70's Era. Quite possibly, the band's last major hurrah.Deep Purple StormbringerDeep Purple PurpendicularDeep Purple Who Do We Think We Are!Deep Purple Come Taste the BandDepeche Mode Some Great RewardDepeche Mode Speak And SpellDepeche Mode's debut does pale in comparison to their later stuff, but that's no reason to dismiss it. The foundations for their ominous style were already in place here, all that was needed was a bit of shifting; which they achieve in Some Great Reward.Depeche Mode Construction Time AgainAn impressive album. Construction Time Again sees the group expanding into new ground and further developing their signature style.Dokken Back for the AttackEmerson, Lake and Palmer Brain Salad SurgeryIt's slightly better than the cartoonish Trilogy, since it has the greatness of the half-hour "Karn Evil 9". However, it doesn't quite achieve the level of the debut or Tarkus.Emerson, Lake and Palmer TrilogyThe first half is great, but the second half feels a tad overindulgent. The first two are definitely better.Garbage GarbageDecent, enjoyable album, but not one I'd hear repeatedly. The concept alone makes it interesting though.Genesis AbacabGenesis GenesisGenesis Invisible TouchGenesis TrespassIron Maiden The Final FrontierIron Maiden Iron MaidenIron Maiden KillersIron Maiden PowerslaveIt's a fine album, but I don't find it quite as enjoyable as POM, SIT or TNOTB (their best releases in my opinion).Iron Maiden Brave New WorldJethro Tull AqualungJohn Mayer Room for SquaresA fine recording by Mayer. It feels a tad repetitive at times, but overall a solid debut.Judas Priest PainkillerAt one point my fave JP album, my opinion of it has changed with time. While I still think it's a very good album , it feels overly rushed and the riffs are rather generic.Judas Priest British SteelJudas Priest Defenders of the FaithJudas Priest TurboJudas Priest Angel of RetributionKansas Point of Know ReturnKing Crimson THRAKKing Diamond AbigailKrokus Metal Rendez-vousIn several ways, I might say this is something of a rock n' roll dream come true. Nice riffs, good solos, plenty of the good stuff here.Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IIILed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IILed Zeppelin Led ZeppelinMastodon LifesbloodMastodon Blood MountainMastodon Crack the SkyeMegadeth YouthanasiaMegadeth The System Has FailedMegadeth United AbominationsMegadeth EndgameMeshuggah Destroy Erase ImproveMotorhead Iron FistMotorhead Another Perfect DayMotorhead MotörheadCan't compare to Overkill or Ace of Spades, but a solid album all the same. The punk influences aren't felt here; instead, the band sounds a lot like Deep Purple.Oasis (What's The Story) Morning Glory?Opeth Ghost ReveriesOpeth WatershedOpeth My Arms, Your HearseMAYH doesn't really bring much to the table; rather, it simply consolidates the formula established in their first two albums. All the same, it can pretty much please any fan of the band.Opeth MorningriseThe second Opeth album shows the band still in process of bringing their sound to fruition. It's a fine work in its own right, but Opeth would outdo themselves with later releases.Opeth OrchidOpeth's debut shows a band that kicks off with a mature sound, a luxury of a select few. At the same time, it doesn't showcase the band at their best: it's simply an album which alternates between grinding riffs and soft melodies. The band have clearly established a formula which is sustained throughout most of their later work. Indeed, one of Opeth's biggest strengths has laid in their ability to sustain a formula while keeping things interesting.Overkill The Years of DecayOzzy Osbourne Blizzard Of OzzOzzy Osbourne Diary Of A MadmanOzzy manages to make good songs; but, album-wise, he doesn't deliver that much punch. Nevertheless, it's the last of the Rhoads-Era albums. RIP R.R.Paul Wardingham Assimilate RegenerateOne of the easiest 4s I've ever given. Paul's talented, but what this album lacks is style and a fresh direction. Neoclassical shred is passe in my opinion, and new approaches to the guitar are highly in demand.Pearl Jam Pearl JamPearl Jam VitalogyPearl Jam No CodePearl Jam YieldPet Shop Boys IntrospectiveActually owns this, but it's still a good album. The last song is a tad dull, sadly.Pink Floyd The WallWhile it works well as a concept album, it feels a tad overstretched at times. Nevertheless, it's got some of the band's best songs.Pink Floyd MeddlePink Floyd Atom Heart MotherPink Floyd MoreMore, the first Pink Floyd album without Barrett, manages to be an interesting listen. It doesn't quite achieve the greatness of other works, but should please any diehard fan of the band. Newbies should stick to their 70's classics.Pink Floyd A Saucerful of SecretsPink Floyd The Division BellPink Floyd A Momentary Lapse of ReasonPorcupine Tree DeadwingDeadwing is one of the band's best-known releases, and features a collaboration with Opeth's Mikael Akerfeldt. Enjoyable release.Porcupine Tree Fear of a Blank PlanetQueensryche Hear in the Now FrontierQueensryche Promised LandQueensryche Queensryche EPRaven Wiped OutThese guys impressed me tbh. The music isn't too original, but it does give you a heckuva good time. Recommended for bored rockers.Red Hot Chili Peppers By the WayRed Hot Chili Peppers One Hot MinuteRiverside Anno Domini High DefinitionI was surprised with this record. Fresh sounds and new ideas. I don't say this too often, but I might listen to this record again sometime to see if I "get it".Run DMC Raising HellRunning Wild Death or GloryDecent album, but feels a tad draggy sometimes. IMO the follow-up is better.Rush Vapor TrailsIt seems Rush doesn't tire in regards to toying with their formula. In many ways, they both leave behind their traditional prog style while still being able to sound like themselves (an interesting paradox, to say the least). Rush isn't really growing musically here, they're just doing what feels refreshing to them, and they prove to be better at this than many other bands their junior.Rush Snakes & ArrowsRush is showing an uncanny ability to age gracefully. Yes, many bands have tried to do the same, but these guys just kill at it. This album cannot even be called mediocre because it isn't. The endurance these guys have shown is truly admirable.Rush Caress of SteelCaress of Steel is the last of the Zeppelinesque Rush albums. It's also the first album where they actually thread the prog style they would exploit on their suceeding records. While it has interesting concepts, there's little here that sticks in your memory.Rush Fly by NightPeart's debut album with the band. At this stage, they only played a Zeppelinesque brand of hard rock, yet the music is more hard-hitting here than on the first album.Rush RushRush's often underrated debut. While it lacks the presence of Neil Peart, it is nevertheless a fine recording which shows the band in their formative years. Lifeson's guitar work dominates this record, something that we definitely do not see in Rush's later work. A must listen for any Rush fan.Rush CounterpartsWhile it's not as great as Presto or Roll the Bones, it's still a fine album in it's own right. Rush demonstrates a fine-tuned ability to adapt to changing times here.Rush Test for EchoTest for Echo shows Rush is still able to pull off dazzling experiments. This album has a smoother feel than many earlier albums, but it can still please any Rush fan.Sade Lovers RockSade Diamond LifeWhile it has good songs, I'm pretty sure that Sade did better things in her career (Love Deluxe certainly tops this). Nevertheless, a strong debut in my book.Santana BorbolettaSaxon Wheels of SteelPretty good, but in my opinion the previous and the next two are better. Still a solid landmark in the genre.Scorpions LovedriveWhile it's entertaining enough, it lack a bit of the punch that makes other albums by the band so special. Nevertheless, it should be worth your time if you're a fan of classic hard rock.Scorpions Animal MagnetismDoesn't have as much punch as some of the earlier and later releases, but still a worthwhile album.Seal Human BeingSonic Youth GooSoundgarden Ultramega OKSoundgarden Louder Than LoveThe next two are better, but this is still a fine album which shows a band in a clear maturation process. Recommended for fans of the band's "big two" albums.Soundgarden King AnimalSteve Vai Alien Love SecretsSuper Furry Animals RadiatorI haven't listened to these guys in a long while. Might want to give them another try once the time is right.Testament Practice What You PreachThis has some of Testament's biggest songs, but the album itself is draggy at times. Recommended for those seasoned with Souls of Black and/or The New Order.Testament The LegacyThis is as fine a debut as any. SOB is better, but few metal bands have had such promising beginnings (JP's debut wasn't quite as good, for instance).The Clash The Clash (UK)The Clash is the legendary punk outfit's debut; as such, it's an impressive one, but the band would eventually come to outdo themselves.The Police Outlandos d'AmourThe Police SynchronicityThe Smashing Pumpkins Mellon Collie and the Infinite SadnessThe Pumpkins really accomplished something here. This is a very good double album, something that can't be said of other such efforts. That said, it's nowhere as good as Siamese Dream. Would get a 4.5, but some songs make it draggy, hence the 4.0 rating.Thompson Twins Into the GapAmazing pop perfection. If you're into Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys or Tears for Fears, you should love this.Tyr Eric The RedThis is a pretty solid album from a pretty solid band. I look forward to checking out more of their stuff in the future.U2 The Unforgettable FireUriah Heep Demons and WizardsVan Halen Fair WarningVan Halen BalanceIn my opinion this is the best of the Hagar Era. The spark of the Roth Era is somewhat revived here, and musicianship is in quite good form.Vinnie Moore Mind's EyeWhile it doesn't rank among the great classics of the Guitar Virtuoso subgenre (and certainly isn't in league with the Big 4 albums [Surfing With the Alien, Passion & Warfare, Rising Force and Ah Via Musicom]), it's a fine one in it's class, and Moore is no doubt more talented than a lot of wannabes out there.Voivod Killing TechnologyThis is an interesting record. Not at all recommended for thrash neophites; but metalheads looking for something new might be pleased with this.Watchtower Energetic DisassemblyWhite Lion PrideWhitesnake WhitesnakeYes 90125Album has some catchy songs; however, having listened to earlier stuff by the band, it may not rank as high in preference as it used to.Yes Going for the OneIt's very good, but there are better Yes albums. Yes TormatoDefinitely not their best album, but far from being a bad one. Entertaining throughout.Yes Tales from Topographic OceansWhile it's true that it's extremely long, it's also a very good prog album. The song length prevents it from being a favorite, but any fan of the band should enjoy this.Yes The Yes AlbumYngwie Malmsteen Marching OutYngwie Malmsteen TrilogyZZ Top EliminatorZZ Top Deguello3.5 greatAerosmith PumpAngel Witch Angel WitchThis is a nice album in general. I definitely disliked the guitar solos, but, other than that, this album might prove interesting for many metalheads (provided you're not scared of dark song titles).Atheist Unquestionable PresenceBeardfish The VoidGreat work. I was a bit disappointed with the guitar soloing though, not what I was hoping for. All the same, I liked this enough to consider another possible album in the future.Biohazard Urban DisciplineBlack Sabbath Volume 4Blue Oyster Cult Cultosaurus ErectusBuckethead Population OverrideDeep Purple BananasDeep Purple Rapture of the DeepDeep Purple The Battle Rages On...Dr. Dre The ChronicGood record, but often too repetitive and saturated. Snoop's Doggystyle tops this imo.Edge of Sanity CrimsonEurythmics TouchFear Factory DemanufactureGenesis We Can't DanceEven if the album has interesting moments, it lacks some of the punch that made earlier Collins-Era works worthwhile. Had this album had fewer balladry and more attitude, it could've been better. Collins did well in leaving the band after this.In Vain The Latter RainDecent offering. Nothing too exceptional, but it's not too bad either. If you're an average death metal fan, this should suit your tastes.Iron Maiden Fear of the DarkIron Maiden Dance Of DeathIron Maiden No Prayer for the DyingIron Maiden A Matter of Life and DeathJudas Priest Point of EntryKISS DestroyerLed Zeppelin In Through The Out DoorLed Zeppelin PresenceMachine Head Through the Ashes of EmpiresMegadeth Cryptic WritingsMercyful Fate Don't Break the OathMotorhead On ParoleThis is the siamese twin of Motorhead's official debut. It has some decent tracks that were left off of that one, and is highly recommended for fans of the band.Nightwish OnceNile In Their Darkened ShrinesNo Doubt Return of SaturnEven though Tragic Kingdom is a bona fide 90's classic, Return to Saturn feels more like a step down for the band. Not a bad album, but definitely has it's filler moments.Opeth HeritageAlbum is entertaining, but feels rather dull at points. Probably the first that feels somewhat less-than-solid. Even so, it might please Opeth fans enough.Pearl Jam Riot ActPearl Jam BinauralPink Floyd The Piper at the Gates of DawnPomegranate Tiger EntitiesGreat ideas, but monotone execution. The album is a passable listen, but respectable musicianship, but gets dull at times. Bottom line: there's lots of room for improvement.Porcupine Tree The IncidentPorcupine Tree On the Sunday of LifePT soon rises from this modest debut. This album will only interest fans, as it mostly feels like an improvised mishmash of ideas than anything else.Queensryche American SoldierAlbum isn't that special, but has enjoyable moments all the same. Just put to rest the myth that these guys haven't done anything worthwhile since the mid 90's.R.E.M. GreenRacer X Second HeatRed Hot Chili Peppers Stadium ArcadiumRed Hot Chili Peppers The Uplift Mofo Party PlanRunning Wild Pile of SkullsEntertaining listen, but drags on a tad too long. Metal albums like this should only be about 35-40 minutes long. Plus, the songs themselves feel a tad repetitive at times.Running Wild Under Jolly RogerDespite the fact that it posseses great riffs and interesting enough music, the poor production brings it down. Their follow-up is easily better. Santana WelcomeSeal Seal IVSting The Dream of the Blue TurtlesThe Beatles Rubber SoulThe Cult ElectricDecent album, but several instrumental inconsistencies make it a step down from Love.Van Halen For Unlawful Carnal KnowledgeIt's good enough, but the band definitely isn't in top form here. Some of the songs are rather weak and forgettable. A decent album, nothing more and nothing less.Van Halen 51503.0 goodBlack Sabbath The Eternal IdolThe first of the Martin-Era albums, it really fails to impress on every level. Martin's a decent singer, but the music is just average at best.Black Sabbath Headless CrossMore of the same from the Martin Era. A good but not great record.Black Sabbath TyrBlack Sabbath SabotageAlbum is decent, but feels a tad generic. Doesn't hold a candle to their best works.Dio The Last in LineDream Theater Images and WordsDream Theater AwakeEdge of Sanity Purgatory AfterglowNot too fond of this one. The instrumentation sounds mediocre in my opinion.Exodus Bonded by BloodGenesis Calling All StationsI don't find this as bad as many people do, but the musicianship is definitely lacking. All the same, Wilson does a good job on the vocals.Genesis From Genesis to RevelationIn Flames The Jester RaceMegadeth Th1rt3enMotorhead OrgasmatronBy this point, it becomes obvious that the band is running out of ideas. Lemmy should've stopped recording at this point. I personally have little to no interest in anything he has done since the mediocre Rock N' Roll.Nickelback Silver Side UpNirvana NevermindPink Floyd UmmagummaQueensryche TribeNot as bad as many make it out to be, but certainly not among the band's best. It's rather ok for what it is, but feels more than a tad uninspired.Quiet Riot Metal HealthRed Hot Chili Peppers Freaky StyleyRepublica Speed BalladsThis album does have interesting concepts, but sadly it fails to do anything exciting. Rather, it just stays muddled in a sea of synths without any real musicianship to show for it. Listen to Garbage's Version 2.0 instead.Seal SystemThis album is nice, but feels rather uninspired in almost every sense. A decent continuation of Seal's career, but a step down from Seal IV and two steps down from Human Being.Seal CommitmentSeal manages to put out decent recordings throughout his career. While perhaps a bit cheesy, this is nonetheless a good record.Slayer Reign in BloodStrapping Young Lad CityTool LateralusSadly, this is a rather dull record. Since I managed to finish it, it gets a 3. Some decent songs, but the album pretty much becomes a borefest after a while.Van Halen OU8122.5 averageAC/DC Let There Be RockAC/DC Back In BlackAC/DC Highway to HellAngra Temple of ShadowsAngra RebirthAnthrax Stomp 442Anthrax We've Come For You AllA very lackluster comeback attempt. Good thing Bush left after this.Anthrax Sound Of White NoiseBig Wreck AlbatrossAverage alt rock album. Doesn't bring at all anything new to the table. Nothing original, innovative or refreshing to hear here.Black Sabbath DehumanizerBoring album. Dull and repetitive riffs. Doesn't do it for me.Blue Oyster Cult Club NinjaBloated, overproduced album. While at first it may seem on par with their best, the problem here is that the formula that had previously worked wonders for this band has now backfired. You might as well ignore this one (unless you like overproduced/overindulgent albums).Bon Jovi Keep The FaithEiffel 65 EuropopFoo Fighters The Colour and the ShapeGeneric, even by alt rock standards. Easily one of the most overrated albums of the 90's.Guns N' Roses Appetite for DestructionThis band is highly overrated. Sure, they had their hits, but their performances were rather mediocre, and they only became popular because of their attitude in live concerts.In Mourning Shrouded DivineGarden variety death metal. Nothing special here, just what you'd expect from an average band in the subgenre.Iron Maiden The X FactorIron Maiden Virtual XIJourney RevelationKreator Extreme AggressionManilla Road Crystal LogicIt might be considered underrated round these parts, but I believe sputnikers overrate this record. Pretty much generic metal with sucky production and mediocre musicianship.Metallica Master of PuppetsMetallica ...And Justice for AllMetallica MetallicaWhile it has some nice singles, the album as a whole is quite below the band's standards. This clearly isn't the band responsible for Kill Em' All or Ride the Lightning. Did I mention that Kirk's solos here are hugely overrated?Morbid Angel Altars of MadnessMotley Crue Dr. FeelgoodMotorhead Rock 'N' RollI was rather disappointed with this. It's a rather dull record, and Motorhead clearly were stuck in a rut at this point.Muse AbsolutionMy Bloody Valentine LovelessNine Inch Nails Pretty Hate MachineNot my cup of tea. I found it rather dull by the time I was listening to the 4th song.Pain Of Salvation Remedy LaneGuess this band isn't really my cup of tea. A lot of people praise them; I just see them as an overrated band.Pet Shop Boys BehaviourBehaviour is the PSB's first subpar album. It has its moments, but is nowhere near the heights of their first three.Queensryche Q2KRed Hot Chili Peppers The Red Hot Chili PeppersRush Power WindowsSlayer Hell AwaitsStill don't get what's the big deal about these guys.Sodom Tapping the VeinSteppenwolf Steppenwolf2.0 poorAnthrax Fistful Of MetalBlue Oyster Cult Fire of Unknown OriginColdplay ParachutesDestruction Eternal DevastationDio Holy DiverI never seem to be able to get into Dio's solo stuff, maybe that will change with time.Gamma Ray Land of the FreeJay-Z Reasonable DoubtDidn't enjoy this album that much. Too dull and repetitive.Kreator Pleasure to KillMarillion Misplaced Childhoodmaudlin of the Well BathNot really my cup of tea. While I managed to get past the first song, the second song was too annoying for me.Motorhead March Or DieWhy, oh why didn't Motorhead stop making albums after releasing Orgasmatron? It's one thing to stick to what works for you musically, but it's something else to be doggedly afraid to experiment. Only the first 2 songs are any good, the way I see it.Ne Obliviscaris Portal of IFar too repetitive. Generic extreme metal with hints of prog. Nothing special to see here. By Sputnik standards, I consider this album overrated.Pain Of Salvation The Perfect Element, Part 1Psychotic Waltz A Social GracePretty generic prog record. Pretty much more of the same, nothing too original.Ramones Rocket to RussiaRush Hold Your FireRush Grace Under PressureSlayer South of HeavenTiresome album. Where Reign In Blood felt briefer, this felt far too long for my taste. Only made it to the third song, didn't bother for the rest.Tiamat WildhoneyYngwie Malmsteen The Seventh Sign1.5 very poorAnthrax Volume 8: The Threat Is RealAsking Alexandria Stand Up and Screamblink-182 Enema of the StatebrokeNCYDE I'm Not A Fan, But The Kids Like It!Chickenfoot ChickenfootDanzig DanzigThis is a very boring album in my opinion. I've no problem with dark lyrics (provided that they're not obssesively Satanic) but the music is just too dull for my taste.Deep Purple Slaves and MastersDoomThrone Skeleton Veiled in FleshDragonForce Inhuman RampageDragonForce Valley Of The DamnedDream Theater Systematic ChaosDuff McKagan Believe In MeDuff McKagan is truly an overrated bassist. Fans give him far more credit than he deserves. And yeah, this album is very bad.Emmure Goodbye to the GallowsJudas Priest NostradamusMegadeth The World Needs a HeroMegadeth RiskMelvins HoudiniMotorhead BastardsMotorhead 1916Lemmy has lost his touch since Orgasmatron, possibly his last good album. 1916 shows a band stuck in the same horrid riffs and rhythm sections. The music just feels too monotonous and uninspired here.Motorhead InfernoSputnikers overrate this album. While the first song is passable, the second is too dull. Don't be fooled, and skip this. Not even Steve Vai could save this piece of shit.Pantera Reinventing the SteelPantera Far Beyond DrivenUnlike the fun of Cowboys From Hell or the addictive heaviness of Vulgar Display of Power, Far Beyond Driven feels like a dull chore.Queensryche Operation: Mindcrime IIQueensryche Dedicated to ChaosRed Hot Chili Peppers I'm with YouThe Strokes Is This ItVan Halen Van Halen IIIWithin the Ruins EliteWeak, weak album. Album covers can be deceiving, and this one deceived me quite well. Great cover, sucky album.1.0 awfulBlack Sabbath Born AgainBlack Sabbath ForbiddenBlack Sabbath Technical EcstasyBlack Sabbath Never Say Die!Black Sabbath Seventh Starblink-182 Take Off Your Pants and JacketDeep Purple The House of Blue LightDeep Purple AbandonDischarge Grave New WorldDream Theater Six Degrees of Inner TurbulenceEdguy Vain Glory OperaGulaggh VorkutaIced Earth Horror ShowJudas Priest JugulatorJudas Priest DemolitionJustin Bieber My World 2.0Korn Follow The LeaderLady Gaga Born This WayLady Gaga The FameLady Gaga The Fame MonsterLamb of God Ashes of the WakeMarilyn Manson Antichrist SuperstarMetallica St. AngerMetallica Death MagneticMetallica LoadThis album really sucks, Ain't My Bitch is probably one of the worst intro songs ever.Metallica ReLoadMorbid Angel CovenantMorbid Angel DominationMorbid Angel Blessed Are the SickDon't like this band. Simply put, these guy's aren't my style. I also find the guitar kinda sucky.Morbid Angel Illud Divinum InsanusMotorhead SacrificeCouldn't even get past the first track, it's that bad.Motorhead Overnight SensationTerrible, terrible album. I can't say anything else.Motorhead Snake Bite LoveDon't waste your time with this, it's just not worth it.Motorhead We Are MotorheadMotorhead HammeredMotorhead Kiss of DeathMotorhead MotorizerMotorhead The World Is YoursMy Chemical Romance The Black ParadeMy Chemical Romance Three Cheers For Sweet RevengeNapalm Death ScumPantera The Great Southern TrendkillThe Great Southern Trendkill is a dull listen. Can't add anything more to that statement.Simple Plan Still Not Getting Any...Skrillex Scary Monsters and Nice SpritesSlayer Diabolus in MusicaSlipknot Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)Slipknot All Hope Is GoneSunn O))) Flight of the BehemothTony Macalpine Maximum SecurityJust a self-indulgent shredfest, nothing more. MacAlpine's talented, but his overindulgent bombast ruins this album.Trivium AscendancyTrivium The CrusadeVenom Black Metal
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