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5.0 classic
Death Symbolic
Exodus Bonded by Blood
Exodus' most praised album, ''Bonded by Blood'', is surely a classic. But I'm going to go ahead and get something off my chest, its not my favorite Exodus album. It has its flaws. The quality is the most obvious one. People will say that it doesn't make a difference if the quality is horrible or if the quality is great! This is, in a way, true, but it is a flaw none the less. The line up, on the other hand, is flawless for this particular record! Rob Mckillop does a fine job of laying down the basslines with a burning desire to perfect the song while doing so. Tom Hunting, my 2nd favorite drummer, does outstanding as always! Though the drum beats are more clearly heard in the album's re-recording, ''Let There Be Blood'', he still kicks you in the face with his unmistakeable style, which consists of Thrash's most impressive drum fills! Rick Hunolt incorporates a very bluesy and jazzy feel into his solos, which in return, gives them a very unique vibe for Thrash solos. He accompanies them with heavy use of the whammy bar as well as classic metal shredding parts. Paul Ballof has his sole appearance on this album, and he makes the most of it. His vocals aren't the easiest to love, but give it a couples listens and you'll begin to appreciate his high screams, low growls, and constant pitch changes. He couldn't have done a better job for this album! And the backbone of the band is Gary Holt! One of Metal's greatest guitarists. He writes the majority of the songs and really knows how to do so! His solos, unlike Hunolt's, are less blues/jazz based, and more shred based! He also incorporates heavy tremolo into the solos, even more than Hunolt for a matter of fact! The two soloing together is nothing less than magnificent! An amazing album that never gets old!!
Exodus Impact Is Imminent
Exodus The Atrocity Exhibition: Exhibit A
Exodus Exhibit B: The Human Condition
Havok Time Is Up
Megadeth Rust in Peace
Megadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?
Metallica Master of Puppets
Metallica Kill 'Em All
Metallica Ride the Lightning
Metallica ...And Justice for All
Revocation Chaos of Forms
Sodom Agent Orange
Testament Dark Roots of Earth

4.5 superb
Exodus Fabulous Disaster
Exodus Shovel Headed Kill Machine
Megadeth Countdown to Extinction
Megadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!
Pantera Cowboys from Hell
Pantera Far Beyond Driven
Pantera Vulgar Display of Power
Pantera The Great Southern Trendkill
Pantera Reinventing the Steel
Testament The Formation of Damnation

4.0 excellent
Exodus Another Lesson in Violence
Exodus Tempo of the Damned
Exodus Force of Habit
Exodus Pleasures of the Flesh
Exodus Let There Be Blood
Realisticly, a remastered version would have acomplished the same thing (as far as praise and criticism goes), but it was really cool to here how the music really sounds. On the original, riffs couldn't be made out to 100% accuracy and the drums (kick drum atleast) was nearly inaudible.
Exodus Lessons in Violence
Megadeth The System Has Failed
Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What!
Megadeth United Abominations
Megadeth Endgame
Metallica Death Magnetic
Metallica Beyond Magnetic

3.5 great
Revocation Revocation
Will probably be pretty solid. Hopefully it has some good variety.

3.0 good
Megadeth The World Needs a Hero
Metallica Metallica
Pantera Power Metal

2.5 average
Megadeth Cryptic Writings
Megadeth Th1rt3en

2.0 poor
Megadeth Youthanasia
Metallica St. Anger

1.5 very poor
Megadeth Risk
Metallica Reload

1.0 awful
Metallica Load
Pantera I Am the Night
Pantera Metal Magic
Pantera Projects in the Jungle
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