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| | 1983 | | 1 |  | Dio
Holy Diver
This is a perfect heavy metal album. Every song is a classic. What an immortal masterpiece. | | 2 |  | Iron Maiden
Piece of Mind
Out of the 5 masterpieces of the "golden age" of Iron Maiden, sadly I have to say this has to be my least favorite. I mean, it's still perfect, but I guess the others are just even more perfect. Still, this is a timeless masterpiece that will stick with me forever. | | 3 |  | Metallica
Kill 'Em All
Thrash metal in its purest and most primal form. This album is the embodiment of ass-kicking. | | 4 |  | Slayer
Show No Mercy
A fantastic debut by the titans of Thrash Metal. A brutal and evil album to the core. | | 5 |  | Ozzy Osbourne
Bark at the Moon
I actually liked this one a lot. I'm not really a fan of Ozzy's solo work, but most of the songs here work great. If I ever find myself craving some Ozzy in my life, this is probably the album I'll come back to. | | 6 |  | Pink Floyd
The Final Cut
You can call him a genius. You can call him a Nazi. You can call him many things, all true. But one thing you can't really call Roger Waters, is a musician. He is the kind of man who lets the talking do the talking; music is just a vehicle for him to say his piece. This album is another example for that; it offers absolutely nothing of musical value. Is it a bad time? Not at all. Was this a waste of said time? Yeah, I guess it was. If this is art rock, then I guess I'm just not a fan. | |
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