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Average Rating: 3.50
Rating Variance: 0.58
Objectivity Score: 76%
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5.0 classic
Accept Stalingrad: Brothers In Death
Accept Symphonic Terror - Live At Wacken 2017
Judas Priest Painkiller
Mr. Bungle California
Nevermore This Godless Endeavor
System of a Down Mezmerize

4.5 superb
Anthrax Spreading the Disease
Anthrax Among the Living
Judas Priest Firepower
Machine Head Unto the Locust
Megadeth Rust in Peace
Megadeth Endgame
Nevermore Dreaming Neon Black
Nevermore The Year of the Voyager
Streetlight Manifesto Somewhere in the Between
The Fall of Troy Doppelganger
Trivium In the Court of the Dragon

4.0 excellent
Accept Blood of the Nations
Accept Blind Rage
Arch Enemy Wages of Sin
Avenged Sevenfold The Stage
Bradio Diamond Pops
Bradio Swipe Times
Faith No More King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime
Heaven's Basement Filthy Empire
Jinjer Cloud Factory
King Diamond Give Me Your Soul...Please
Machine Head The Blackening
Machine Head Bloodstone and Diamonds
Nevermore Dead Heart In A Dead World
Nevermore Enemies Of Reality
Priestess Prior to the Fire
Russkaja Energia!
Russkaja explore the heavier sound of ska in this album, some people going as far as labeling
this as ska/metal (I disagree), but you can't deny the power and aggression is here and Georgij
vocals are a good part of that as he unleashes his most violent performance yet in this album.
This is also the album when Russkaja finally find their sound: A solid ska base with pretty much
anything you can add on top: Punk/Metal (Autodrom/Dikije Deti), Rap (Radost Moja), other
culture's influences (Istambul/Violina Mia) and something that would define their sound: they go
full polyglot on this one. Overall really good fun, interesting and varied ideas and a very solid
execution.
Russkaja Russian Voodoo
Still early Russkaja, but a much more solid effort than their first. Choruses are catchier, structures are tighter, production is cleaner. Overall it feels like an obvious progression from Kasatchok Superstar but with an added 2 years of experience, and they show. Even if the album is still pretty straight ska, it's of the highest quality. It tops at a 4 only because it's not that original, but it's one of the funniest albums to listen.
Streetlight Manifesto Everything Goes Numb
Streetlight Manifesto The Hands That Thieve
Trivium Shogun
Trivium In Waves
Trivium The Sin and the Sentence
Warbringer Worlds Torn Asunder

3.5 great
Anthrax State of Euphoria
Anthrax Worship Music
Anthrax For All Kings
Arch Enemy Doomsday Machine
Body Count Bloodlust
Bradio Freedom
Bullet for My Valentine Scream Aim Fire
Jinjer King of Everything
Judas Priest Angel of Retribution
Machine Head Through the Ashes of Empires
Nevermore The Politics of Ecstasy
Nevermore The Obsidian Conspiracy
Russkaja Kosmopoliturbo
Russkaja Kasatchok Superstar
This is some good ska, with a little bit of experimentation here and there. It's still early Russkaja and you can notice they're still looking for their sound, but nonetheless the album is full of bangers, even in they might be a little generic. Good fun all around.
Trivium What the Dead Men Say
Warbringer War Without End
Warbringer IV: Empires Collapse

3.0 good
Anthrax Fistful of Metal
Anthrax Persistence of Time
Arch Enemy War Eternal
Arch Enemy Anthems of Rebellion
Arch Enemy Rise of the Tyrant
Avenged Sevenfold City of Evil
Body Count Carnivore
Bradio Power of Life
Machine Head Of Kingdom and Crown
Megadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!
Megadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying?
Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What!
Megadeth Countdown to Extinction
Megadeth The System Has Failed
Megadeth United Abominations
Megadeth Dystopia
Nevermore Nevermore
Nevermore In Memory
Parkway Drive Ire
Parkway Drive Reverence
Parkway Drive Darker Still
Russkaja No One Is Illegal
Russkaja Peace, Love & Russian Roll
After Energia, their most violent output so far, Russkaja lean into the poppier side of things in Peace, Love & Russian Roll and, frankly, they fall flat. Most songs in this album are rather predictable, uninspired and an obvious effort to cash in on the popularity that Energia gave them.rThe best moments of this album are, precisely, the cuts when Russkaja drops the mid-tempo, radio friendly ska and go full Energia: Rock'n Roll Today; Slap Your Face; You Are the Revolution; Peace, Love & Russian Roll and specially El Pueblo Unido (although this album's version would fade to obscurity compared to the superior re-recording present in No One Is Illegal). The best songs of this album are far superior to anything in Energia, but the most boring ones also fall short of even their less memorable in Kasatchok Superstar.rOverall it's a pretty meh album, but the highs are really high. I'd say a 3 is fair.
Scars on Broadway Scars on Broadway
Scars on Broadway Dictator
Trivium Ascendancy
Trivium The Crusade

2.5 average
Anthrax Sound of White Noise
Arch Enemy Khaos Legions
Avenged Sevenfold Avenged Sevenfold
Bullet for My Valentine Fever
Megadeth Youthanasia
Megadeth Cryptic Writings
Megadeth Th1rt3en
Trivium Ember to Inferno
Trivium Vengeance Falls
Trivium Silence in the Snow

2.0 poor
Anthrax Stomp 442
Anthrax Volume 8: The Threat Is Real
Jinjer Macro
Megadeth The World Needs a Hero
Megadeth Super Collider
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