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Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicAlice in Chains DirtFuck it I'm gonna 5 this. The soundtrack to self-hatred and life-ruining drug addiction, it hits you in the testicles with a great emotional punch. Some of AiC's best songs are on here including 'Them Bones', 'Rain When I Die', 'Rooster' a personal favourite of mine 'Angry Chair', 'Down in a Hole' and the brilliant 'Would?' that caps off this amazing album. Considered one of the best grunge albums for a reason. Black Sabbath ParanoidAmong the greatest metal albums of all time. Plenty have tried to imitate it, none have come close. The original metal album. 'War Pigs', 'Iron Man', 'Paranoid', 'Electric Funeral' and 'Fairies Wear Boots' all rank among my favourite Sabbath songs. Though slightly overplayed the impact and excellence of this album is undeniable.Bob Dylan Highway 61 RevisitedNot quite Dylan's best but in the top 3. Certainly has one of the best opener/closer combinations ever, with 'Desolation Row' possibly being the genius' best song. The rest of the album isn't half bad either. Bob Dylan Blood on the TracksHonest. Emotional. Beautiful. Timeless. Dylan at his very very best. Bon Iver For Emma, Forever AgoOne of the most beautiful, perfect albums ever made. Born out of despair and loss and crafted by isolation and personal torture, instantly dark and relatable and yet never loses its mystique and beauty. A masterpieceBruce Springsteen Born to RunIf you don't like this album then you don't like music. Simple. Springsteen speaks for the lonely and the unloved in ways that have never been equalled or surpassed by anyone. He truly believes in the characters created in his songs, 'Thunder Road' is a landmark in song-writing with some of the best lyrics ever written that narrate the life of a normal guy looking for his break in life. The amazing title track tells us we were all 'Born to Run' and the closing track 'Jungleland' is epic. Springsteen uses something we all have, hope and dreams, to create what is certainly one of the greatest albums of all time. I cannot praise this album highly enough. A masterpiece by a true genius.Dio Holy DiverFuck it, this is a classic. Every track is fun and amazing and this narrowly beats Heaven & Hell as the little man's best album . RIP Ronnie James Dio. The Man on the Silver Mountain. m/ Fleetwood Mac RumoursQuite possibly one of the most perfect and heart-wrenching albums of all time. Due to the band's relationships falling apart their are a lot of bitter and heartbroken moments on this album, including Stevie's brilliant 'Dreams' and Lindsey's 'Go Your Own Way'. Frank Turner Love, Ire & SongPersonal, joyful and instantly likeable and relatable. This album is Frank at his sarcastic, cynical, enjoyable and brilliant best. Guns N' Roses Appetite for DestructionThey came snarling from the gutter through the sea of sex, drugs and rock n roll and produced this. Kicked all the fake glam metal square in the balls in favour of classic hard rock and the blues. Sure its generic but it was never meant to be ground-breaking, it is a classic for exactly what it is. A brilliant hard-rock album capped off by one of the best frontmen (for about 5 years anyway) of all time. "Take that one to heart"Iron Maiden The Number Of The BeastRegardless how cliched it is this album is Maiden's best. Despite a poor opener in 'Invaders' the album redeems itself with some of the bands best songs in 'Run to the Hills' and the title track. Plus some overlooked ones in the brilliant 'The Prisoner' and 'Children of the Damned'. Obviously the crown jewel in not just this album but possibly the bands career is 'Hallowed Be Thy Name' one of the best metal songs of all time.Judas Priest PainkillerPriest's best album, pick any song and it will be a speed metal classic. From the amazing title track through to the epic 'One Shot at Glory' through the menacing 'Night Crawler' and the towering 'Leather Rebel', not including 'A Touch of Evil' and 'Between the Hammer & the Anvil' every song is simply incredible. This could be no other rating other than perfect. Amazing music King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson KingAn album that is among the finest pieces of art that has ever been created. All the tracks are amazing but my personal favourite has to be the brilliant title track, but really I could pick any song from this album as my favourite. One of the first prog rock albums that along with Rush's 'Moving Pictures' and Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here' is one of the best ever recorded., and something King Crimson would never match again.Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IVThis is certainly a contender for Zeppelin's best album, however I think Led Zeppelin II is better. Can't deny the brilliance of this album though, in particular 'Stairway to Heaven' which people say is overrated, although I don't agree with its 'Best Song Ever' title it is certainly a masterpiece. Led Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IINevermind IV or HOTH or even Physical Graffiti this is Zepp's best album. From the great blues riff of 'Whole Lotta Love' to the gorgeous 'Thank You' every part of this album is brilliant. Also contains one of the best drum solos in history 'Moby Dick' courtesy of a Mr. John Bonham, one of if not THE best drummer of all time. R.I.P. Megadeth Rust In PeaceOne of the best thrash records of all time. Contains great solos and some pretty good if annoying at times (Dawn Patrol) vocals from Dave. If you don't like this then thrash isn't for you. From the brutal, technical mastery of 'Holy Wars... The Punishment Due' through the chaos of 'Hangar 18', heaviness of 'Take No Prisoners', the best solo in the album in 'Tornado of Souls' and the brilliant closer 'Rust in Peace... Polaris' this album never lets up and proves Megadeth can match (and I believe better) Metallica on almost every level.Metallica Master Of PuppetsAnnoying as it is, this is one of the best metal albums of all time. Crushing thrash combined with slick melodies and although Lars is a twat who can't play drums and Kirk Hammet is overrated to shit and his solos sound the same, somehow the talent of Hetfield and the master Cliff Burton pulled them through to create this masterpiece. Best songs have to be 'Battery', 'Master of Puppets', 'Welcome Home (Sanitarium)' and 'Disposable Heroes' Metallica Ride The LightningMetallica's second classic album and although it isn't quite as good as a whole album as 'Puppets' I think some of the songs on here are greater than those on 'Puppets'. For example 'For Whom the Bell Tolls', 'Creeping Death' and 'Fade to Black' are some of the best of their career. However the skippable 'Escape' makes this narrowly worse than 'Master of Puppets', still one of the best metal albums you'll find though. Michael Jackson ThrillerThe best pop album ever, and I don't even like pop at all. There will never be anyone like Jackson again, like him or not, The biggest selling album of all time for a reason. Despite all his personal controversies and allegations nobody can deny the talent of the man, the title track set the standard for music videos, the paranoid and brilliant 'Billie Jean' and the hard rocking 'Beat It' featuring none other than Eddie Van Halen prove that we should remember this Michael Jackson, not the Michael Jackson the press portray. R.I.P Nick Drake Pink MoonFalling under the radar in the 70s due to the shyness of the artist in question. Simply a dark, chilling and depressive journey that gets better with every listenNick Drake Five Leaves LeftDrake's debut and in my opinion it matches the brilliance of 'Pink Moon' although in a different way. Lonely music from a man who appreciated nature and the beauty it contains yet a man who never connected with people in the same way.Nine Inch Nails The Downward SpiralThe perfect album for the dark and depressed moods where you want to cut the head off every single person whose ever hurt you. Trent Reznor questions everything about humanity from religion ('Heresy'), society ('March of the Pigs'), sex ('Closer') and love ('Piggy') and beautifully crafts a mans self-destruction from beginning through to graphic suicide ('The Downward Spiral') and the reflection ('Hurt'). A harrowing journey that almost everyone can relate to and raises so many questions about existence.Pearl Jam TenOne of the best albums of the 90's. One of my favourites of all time. Emotional, beautiful and yet hard-hitting. Vedder has one of the best voices of his generation. Songs like 'Even Flow', 'Release', 'Alive', 'Jeremy' and the stunning 'Black' make this certainly Pearl Jam's best album and one of the greatest ever. Hearing this album is an experience in itself. Pink Floyd The Dark Side Of The MoonIt seems to be normal to claim this album isn't as good as its made out to be. However this really is one of the best albums of all time, regardless how many people think its overrated. Pink Floyd nearly made perfection with this album and then went and topped it with the near-flawless WYWH. The only band to top perfection since The Beatles. Pink Floyd AnimalsThey couldn't quite top perfection a second time. Though they came damn close. Another essential album by one of the greatest bands ever and a band at the peak of their creative powers with this album. However everything is still damn close to perfect- the political undertones, the Orwellian concept and of course the guitar and the lyrics. Another masterpiece, just not as good as 'Wish You Were Here' Pink Floyd Wish You Were HereThe closest thing to musical perfection that is possible. This site kind of ruins it by praising it constantly but, for once, the praise is deserved. Every song on the album is a masterpiece and the guitar is some of the best you will find anywhere. Genius. Queen A Night at the OperaThe best Queen album that contains probably one of the best rock songs of all time. Queen have never been one of the more consistent bands, but this is a progressive masterpiece that is deservedly called one of the best classic rock records of all time.Queensryche Operation: MindcrimeI'm really starting to love this. Prog metal at its best, a great story of murder, love and betrayal told very well throughout the album. My favourite tracks here have to be 'Eyes of a Stranger', 'I Don't Believe in Love', 'The Mission', 'Revolution Calling' and the title track. Possibly one of the most intelligent albums ever created.Radiohead OK ComputerRadiohead's best album and one of the best of the 90's and possibly of all time. Thom Yorke's haunting vocals cap off some sheer brilliance in songwriting. The best of which imo is 'Let Down' and 'No Surprises'. Also contains the so-called modern day Bohemian Rhapsody in 'Paranoid Android'. This is an album that needs to be heard to be appreciated.Rush HemispheresThere isn't a bad second on this joyful album. Strong instrumentation, thoughtful lyrics and just plain fun make this an essential album for not only Rush fans and prog fans but music fans in general. 4 tracks of near perfection Soundgarden SuperunknownAn amazing musical journey capped off by one of the most amazing vocal performances I've ever heard on an album from Chris Cornell. One of the best albums of the 90's and possibly of all time including the brilliance of 'Black Hole Sun', 'Like Suicide', 'Fell on Black Days' and my personal favourite 'The Day I Tried to Live'. Amazing album. The Beatles Abbey RoadArguably The Beatles' best album, which is like trying to decide the best sex position, you can make a case for all of them. This is my pick for the best though. No album can contain 'Come Together', 'Something', 'Octopus's Garden', 'Here Come the Sun', 'I Want You (She's So Heavy) and the Medley and not be considered among the best of all time.The Beatles Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club BandThe album that defined a generation, some say its overrated but I think it is among the Beatles' best work with only Abbey Road surpassing it. Simply one of the greatest albums of all time no matter how overrated it may be The Doors The DoorsThis deserves a classic rating. One of the best debut rock/psychedelic albums of all time. Morrison's vocals are both majestic and mysterious, especially on 'The End', one of the best songs ever written. Throw in 'Light My Fire', 'Break on Through', 'Soul Kitchen' and 'Alabama Song' and this becomes essentialThe Gaslight Anthem The '59 SoundAn absolute joy to listen to and one of the best albums of the decade. Fallon's stories are at the heart of the music and it's te ability to relate so closely to them that makes this album one of my favourites. The title track recalls lost grandparents, and who hasn't been able to relate to 'Heres Looking at You, Kid' ? Anyone whose ever loved and lost can. Then there's the amazing 'Great Expectations' and 'High Lonesome'. Truly every song is amazing The Jimi Hendrix Experience Electric LadylandMy pick for the master's best album. It changes all the time but 'Crosstown Traffic', 'Voodoo Child', 'Come on (Let the Good Times Roll)', 'All Along the Watchtower' and 'Voodoo Child (Slight Return)' are some of the best of Jimi's short but memorable careerThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Are You ExperiencedJimi's debut and although in my opinion it's not quite as good as Electric Ladyland it's still as good as almost everything he put out in his lifetime. The obviously signature guitar-work is present and the best songs here have to be the obvious 'Purple Haze', 'Foxy Lady', 'Manic Depression', 'The Wind Cries Mary' and 'Hey Joe' The Rolling Stones Exile on Main St.One of the best rock albums of all time. Coming during one of the best album runs by any band from Beggars Banquet through to Goat's Head Soup but this is the Stones best. Despite not containing any big hits the album flows and is the most consistent that they have produced in their 50 year career, timeless albumThe Tallest Man on Earth The Wild HuntNostalgic, poetic and pleasantly cheerful. Matsson never fails to lift my mood with his best effort to date. Favourites being title track, 'Burden of Tomorrow', 'Love Is All' and 'Kids on the Run'Third Eye Blind Third Eye BlindFor me, personal connection is what makes an album a classic and this is one of those albums that I can personally listen to and feel like it examines my life and has an experienced outsider comment on it. Whether 'Jumper' saves your life or 'Motorcycle Drive-By' hits a memory there is simply very few albums that can make someone feel like this. This is one of them U2 Achtung BabyThough The Joshua Tree is more consistent I think this is a better album, it shows they can pull off several different styles. Plus 'One' and 'Whose Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses' are two of my favourite U2 songs.U2 The Joshua TreeI prefer Achtung Baby but this is still one amazing album. Sure Bono's political stuff gets on almost everybodys nerves but at least he makes some good music. Best songs to be found here are 'Where the Streets Have No Names', 'With or Without You' and 'Running to Stand Still' in my opinion. Yes Close to the EdgeI give up, this is a 5. One of the best prog rock albums of all time. 3 tracks that are absolute progressive genius by a band that was among the most talented of the 70s prog monsters. Essential album for anyone into progressive music or good old fashioned classic rock 4.5 superbAC/DC Highway To HellAerosmith Toys In The AtticAerosmith's break-through album and imo, their best. A pure dose of hard-rocking blues all the way through. Also contains some of the band's best songs including 'Walk this Way', 'You See Me Crying', 'No More, No More' and among the best of all time 'Sweet Emotion'. Forget 'Rocks', this is the essential Aerosmith album Aerosmith RocksAlice Cooper Welcome to My NightmareAlice Cooper Billion Dollar BabiesAlice in Chains Jar Of FliesAmazing. Not as good a Dirt but absolutely amazing. 'Nutshell' will rip anyone with a soul to shreds. Depression never sounded so beautiful. Alter Bridge BlackbirdAlter Bridge FortressArcade Fire FuneralBlack Sabbath Master of RealityEvery band that has ever played metal owes a debt to Sabbath in some way. From Iommi's riffs to Geezer's crushing bass, Ozzy's wailing vocals and Bill Ward's thunderous drums. This is Sabbath at their heaviest with 'Sweet Leaf', 'Into the Void' and 'Children of the Grave' among the best songs.Black Sabbath Black SabbathThe album that started it all, the song that inspired so many artists to play heavier music. Sure Paranoid is given more credit for 'inventing' heavy metal but the song 'Black Sabbath' is just as important and influential. As well as the song this is still one of the strongest debut albums of all time.Black Sabbath Sabbath Bloody SabbathI think I'm starting to prefer this over 'Paranoid' in my opinion this sounds more inventive and okay, 'Paranoid' is one of the best metal albums of all time but I prefer the almost progressive aspects of this album. Whichever is best they're both still classics in Sabbath's career and in metal. My favourite songs here have to be the heavy as hell title track, 'A National Acrobat' which has some amazing lyrics and 'Spiral Architect' an almost eerie closer to the album. A classicBlack Sabbath Heaven And HellThe little man with the big voice had a hell of a job to fill the shoes of the madman but my god did he do it well. Bringing not only a fresh voice and personality to Black Sabbath but a fresh songwriting approach he makes this one of Sabbath's best and in my opinion the best album that Dio ever made. R.I.P Ronnie James Dio Bob Dylan Bringing It All Back HomeBob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob DylanBob Dylan Blonde on BlondeBob Dylan The Times They Are A-Changin'Boston BostonBruce Springsteen Born in the U.S.A.Not quite the Boss' best but in his top 5. This album is an anthemic journey through lost American ideals with most songs being written along with those that became 'Nebraska'. My favourites here are probably the title track, 'I'm On Fire', 'No Surrender', 'Bobby Jean', 'Dancing in the Dark' and 'My Hometown' Bruce Springsteen Darkness on the Edge of TownThe Boss takes a long break after Born to Run because of a lawsuit and gathers his frustration and anger together in this album and creates one of his best. Pretty much every song here is enjoyable in its own way but my personal favourites are probably 'Badlands', 'The Promised Land', 'Streets of Fire', the haunting yet amazing title track and of course the immortal 'Racing in the Street', one of Bruce's best songs Bruce Springsteen Tunnel Of LoveThe sound of a maturing artist and a man leaving his past behind. 'Tougher than the Rest' and 'Walk Like a Man' are examples of this. 'One Step Up' is my pick for best song here however, a haunting tail of an unhappy, volatile marriage that almost anyone can relate too, it has the ability to rip your heart to pieces. Including 'When Your Alone' and 'Brilliant Disguise' this album is possibly the most heartfelt of Springsteen's long and distinguished career.Bruce Springsteen NebraskaHaunting, simply haunting. Springsteen looks at his America and sees not the tales of hope he'd previously written about but tales of murder, betrayal, crime and loss. Title track is the story of a murderer who takes his wife for a drive and 'ten innocent people died' ends with the chilling line 'They asked me why I did what I did/Well I guess there's just a meanness in this world' other amazing tracks include financial ruin 'Atlantic City', brotherly loyalty 'Highway Patrolman' and loss 'My Father's House' also ends the album on a hopeful note with my favourite 'Reason to Believe'. Hauntingly chilling albumBruce Springsteen Hammersmith Odeon London '75The Boss powers through his first show on English soil. Showcasing the earlier part of his exceptional career and showcasing it to perfection. Highlights include the towering 'Rosalita', the epics 'Jungleland' and 'Backstreets' and of course the chillingly beautiful toned-down rendition of 'Thunder Road'.Bruce Springsteen The Wild, the Innocent, and the E Street ShuffleSpringsteen's first true masterwork and proof of a talent beyond his years. Sure, 'Greetings' was good but this blows it away and perfectly leads into 'Born to Run'. Highlights include the ethereally beautiful 'Sandy', the epic 'Incident on 57th Street', the gorgeous 'New York City Serenade' and obviously the titanic 'Rosalita', one of the Boss's best.Bruce Springsteen The RiverA great double album. The title track is an epic story of failed romance and nostalgia. Something that nobody other than Bruce could pull off, beautiful enough to bring a tear to the eye and yet rough enough to remind you life isn't always perfect. A great musical achievement by one of the best lyrical story-tellers to ever walk the unfair world.Bruce Springsteen Live 1975-1985Camel MirageCamel MoonmadnessClutch Blast TyrantCream Disraeli GearsDavid Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From MarsDavid Bowie Hunky DoryDavid Bowie "Heroes"Deep Purple Machine HeadDeep Purple Deep Purple In RockDef Leppard PyromaniaOne of the best hair metal albums of all time. Simple as Def Leppard HysteriaLeppard's most successful album selling over 20 million copies. Given the accessibility of most of the tracks present I can see why. Best songs here are 'Animal', 'Pour Some Sugar On Me', 'Love Bites', 'Armageddon It', 'Rocket', 'Gods Of War' and 'Hysteria' Diamond Head Lightning To The NationsDream Theater Images And WordsDream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a MemoryEagles Hotel CaliforniaA very easy-listening album with some joyful music present. Highlights are obviously the well-known title track but the best song on the album has to be the beautiful 'Last Resort'.Elton John Goodbye Yellow Brick RoadFoo Fighters The Colour and the ShapeMainstream, but who honestly cares when you can turn it up loud and rock out !!!!! Foo Fighters Wasting LightKicks the shit out of 'The Colour and Shape' and is easily the best Foos album for me. So close to a 5. Some of my favourite Foo Fighters songs are on this including 'Walk', 'Bridges Burning', 'A Matter of Time', 'Arlandria' and of course the amazing 'These Days' pretty much every song is mainstream rock done right. Dave, you done good Frank Turner England Keep My BonesFrank Turner Tape Deck HeartGenesis Selling England by the PoundIron Maiden PowerslaveI can't decide between this and 'NOTB' which is their best, it depends on my mood on a given day. '2 Minutes to Midnight' is one of the best songs here along with 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner' and 'Aces High' while 'Powerslave' is one of my favourite Maiden songs Iron Maiden Iron MaidenIron Maiden Live After DeathOne of the best live albums of all time. The band is on top form at Long Beach Arena and their energetic and furious performance never fails to amaze. Live versions of 'Aces High', 'The Trooper', 'Rime of the Ancient Mariner', 'Powerslave', 'The Number of the Beast' and the best metal song 'Hallowed Be Thy Name' an essential live album. Iron Maiden Seventh Son Of A Seventh SonJudas Priest Stained ClassJudas Priest Sad Wings Of DestinyLed Zeppelin Physical GraffitiLed Zeppelin Houses Of The HolyMegadeth Countdown To ExtinctionDave goes commercial and it pays off. Not as good as their earlier thrash albums but still a damn fine metal album. Best songs: 'Symphony of Destruction', 'Architecture of Aggression', 'Foreclosure of a Dream', 'Sweating Bullets', 'Countdown to Extinction' and 'Ashes In Your Mouth' Megadeth Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?Metallica Live Shit: Binge & PurgeMetallica/Slayer/Megadeth/Anthrax The Big 4: Live from Sofia, BulgariaAdmittedly this would have been better around about 1991 but seeing these thrash titans performing together on 'Am I Evil?' and hearing their setlists sound fresh and powerful is still worth it. Megadeth's was my favourite performance too Michael Jackson BadMotley Crue Shout At The DevilMotley Crue Dr. FeelgoodThe Crue clean up, they're off the drugs and much better for it. This is easily their best release since 'Shout at the Devil' and while neither are perfect both are almost essential albums and proved that glam could be manly with the right band.Motorhead Ace Of SpadesMotorhead OverkillBadass .... Toss up between this and 'Spades' for my favourite Motorhead album. At this moment in time, I think it's this thoughMotorhead Iron FistMotorhead No Sleep 'til HammersmithMuse AbsolutionNine Inch Nails The FragileNirvana MTV Unplugged in New YorkAn incredibly emotional performance by Nirvana and in particular Kurt Cobain. Sure they weren't the most talented band around but they did make the biggest commercial impact of the 90's and although Nevermind is overrated and In Utero contained some filler this live performance is near flawless. One of the best live albums of all timeOasis (What's the Story) Morning Glory?Ozzy Osbourne TributeIf 'Blizzard' introduced Randy Rhoads then 'Tribute' cemented his place among the best guitarists of all time. His classic influences are there for all to hear and Ozzy's vocals are some of the best of his career. A near flawless live album. Pearl Jam Vs.Pearl Jam get more aggressive on their second effort. Instead of trying to make 'Ten- part 2' they decided to make a faster, louder more hardcore album and the results, while not perfect, are still superbPink Floyd The WallQueen Queen III've heard this called the "poor man's Dark Side of the Moon" though I can't see why really, Yes some songs in the middle are a bit bland but the epic tracks more than make up for it. 'The March of the Black Queen' is one of the bands best songs Queen Sheer Heart AttackRadiohead Kid AHaunting, melodic, beautiful. Not quite the brilliance of OK Computer but incredibly close. 'How to Disappear Completely' is amazing Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the MachineOne of the best debut albums of the 90s and possibly of all time. Zach De la Rocha's politically charged lyrics combined with a solid rhythm section and Tom Morello's inventive guitar make this an almost one-of-a-kind album. Best songs include 'Bombtrack', 'Killing in the Name', 'Bullet in the Head', 'Wake Up' and 'Freedom'. The slightly repetitive nature is the only thing keeping this from a 5.Ramones RamonesRush Moving PicturesOne of prog's best albums by one of prog's best bands. My favourites are 'Limelight' and 'The Camera Eye' but you can't forget 'Tom Sawyer' and 'Red Barchetta' too.Rush A Farewell To KingsRush Clockwork AngelsOne of the band's best albums and another long-awaited classic. After nearly 40 years since their first album they still sound relevant and inventive. Geddy's voice sounds more mature and better for it and of course the masterful instrumentation is still there. Album of the year ? Very, very likelySkid Row Slave to the GrindSlayer Reign In BloodEverytime this album is played a puppy gets run over and a scene kid dies. A great thrash album that arguably gave birth to extreme metal. There are some problems with it though, the vocals are suitably evil but annoying and its a bit repetitive. These are the only reasons this is not a 5, still a great album however. The Beatles Rubber SoulThe Beatles The BeatlesHow could The Beatles possibly follow Sgt Pepper ?? Simple. By making another masterpiece. Was there anything these 4 guys couldn't do ??The Clash London CallingThe Gaslight Anthem Sink or SwimAt first it sounds a little like an organised mess, then however you realise the lyrics are the driving force and everything makes sense. You've probably lived the stories that Fallon writes and that's why, regardless of the organised chaos around his words. You'll fall in love The Gaslight Anthem American SlangThe Gaslight Anthem HandwrittenIn terms of quality of the songs this isn't as good as The '59 Sound however this is a 5 for me because of being personally able to relate to every single song in some way. That, to me, is what music is about. Being able to hear a song and instantly think its being played only for you. That is why this album for me is perfect. The beauty and relatability in every word of every song. The Horrible Crowes ElsieThe Jimi Hendrix Experience Axis: Bold as LoveThe Rolling Stones Sticky FingersA great Rolling Stones album capped off by the brilliance of 'Brown Sugar' and 'Wild Horses'. The Rolling Stones Let It BleedThe Rolling Stones Beggars BanquetThe Tallest Man on Earth There's No Leaving NowThe Who Live at LeedsThe Who QuadropheniaThe Who Who's NextA great opener my favourite Who song in 'Baba O'Riley', one of the best rock songs of all time in 'Won't Get Fooled Again'. Not including 'Bargain', 'The Song is Over' and the amazing 'Behind Blue Eyes'.U2 U2 Go Home: Live From Slane CastleU2 WarU2's classic pre-Joshua Tree album epitomises their youth, energy and developing sound. Best songs here in my opinion are 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' and 'New Year's Day' Van Halen Van HalenA great rock debut album that introduced the world to a new guitar hero in Eddie Van Halen and an incredibly charismatic frontman in David Lee Roth. 'Eruption' is as good today as it was in 1978Van Halen 1984The last David Lee Roth- Van Halen album and its almost on-par with their brilliant debut. Songs like 'Panama', 'Jump', 'Hot for Teacher' and the great 'I'll Wait' are among the best Van Halen tracks. 4.0 excellentAC/DC Back In BlackAC/DC Let There Be RockAC/DC High VoltageAerosmith PumpAerosmith AerosmithAerosmith Get Your WingsAerosmith Permanent VacationA comeback album that does more than try and recapture the band's former glory. It succeeds and matches their previous efforts, maybe even betters them.Alice Cooper School's OutAlice Cooper TrashAlice Cooper Hey StoopidContains some of Alice's most underrated songs. The title track, 'Might as well be on Mars' and 'Burning our Bed' are some of my favourite Alice tracks ranking among the best of his career in my opinion.Alice Cooper Brutal PlanetAlice in Chains Alice In ChainsAlice in Chains FaceliftAlice in Chains Black Gives Way to BlueWho could have guessed that after 16 or so years and the death of their frontman that Alice in Chains could come back and produce a album of this quality that matches any of their previous efforts in terms of quality. Proving that today they are arguably the most relevant grunge band. Layne would be proudAlice in Chains The Devil Put Dinosaurs HereAlter Bridge AB IIIAnthrax Spreading The DiseaseAnthrax Among The LivingAnthrax Persistence Of TimeAnthrax Worship MusicBiffy Clyro Only RevolutionsBiffy Clyro OppositesBlack Sabbath Vol. 4Aside from Never Say Die! and Technical Ecstasy, the worst of the Ozzy era Sabbath albums and yet its still good. 'Changes' needs some repeat listens but Ozzy's vocals do sound sincere and real, despite popular opinion Black Sabbath SabotageThe last great Ozzy-Sabbath album. 'Megalomania' is one of the most underrated Sabbath songs in their whole discography.Black Sabbath Mob RulesBlack Sabbath 13blink-182 Blink-182blink-182 Enema Of The StateBlue Oyster Cult Secret TreatiesBob Dylan DesireBob Dylan Another Side of Bob DylanBob Dylan John Wesley HardingBon Jovi Slippery When WetBrand New Deja EntenduBruce Springsteen The RisingThe Boss saw the 9/11 attacks hit almost on his New Jersey doorstep. A place that he'd romanticised for years in his songs and stories and he felt compelled to write an understanding album. He reunited the E Street band and went about recording one of his best in years. The title track, 'Lonesome Day', 'Into the Fire', 'Nothing Man', 'You're Missing', 'Mary's Place' and 'My City of Ruins' are amongst my favourites here. The man can do no wrongBruce Springsteen Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.Bruce Springsteen MagicBruce Springsteen The PromiseBruce Springsteen Wrecking BallThe Boss hasn't sounded this good or indeed this inspirational since 'Tunnel of Love', his best album in years. The amazing title track is my favourite among others such as 'Land of Hope and Dreams' 'Rocky Ground' 'Death to my Hometown' 'We are Alive' and 'We Take Care Of Our Own'. The Boss is back and better than he's been in yearsCamel The Snow GooseCream Wheels Of FireCreedence Clearwater Revival Cosmo's FactoryCreedence Clearwater Revival Green RiverCreedence Clearwater Revival Bayou CountryDeath The Sound of PerseveranceDeath LeprosyDeath Individual Thought PatternsDeath SymbolicDeath HumanDeep Purple FireballDio The Last In LineDio Dream EvilDio MagicaDown NOLADown Down II: A Bustle in Your HedgerowDream Theater Six Degrees of Inner TurbulenceDream Theater AwakeEagles EaglesA solid debut by one of rocks most popular bands. The best tracks here are probably 'Witchy Woman' and the gorgeous 'Peaceful Easy Feeling' along with the irresistible 'Take it Easy' Elton John Honky ChateauElton John Madman Across the WaterElton John Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt CowboyEmerson, Lake and Palmer Brain Salad SurgeryFaith No More Angel DustFaith No More The Real ThingFleetwood Mac Fleetwood MacFoo Fighters Foo FightersFozzy Do You Wanna Start A WarGary Moore Still Got The BluesGenesis FoxtrotGuns N' Roses Use Your Illusion IIGuns N' Roses Use Your Illusion IGuns N' Roses Live Era '87-'93A live album with some amazing moments and some 'why is that on here ?' moments. Such as a version of 'Patience' where you can barely hear the band over the crowd. They could have included 'Live and Let Die' and 'Civil War' too though. This does have its epic and amazing moments in a heartfelt rendition of 'November Rain' and a brilliant 'Knockin' on Heaven's Door'. Guns N' Roses Chinese DemocracyInsanely underrated, sure its not the hard rocking genius of Appetite but it does prove that Axl dosent need Izzy or Slash to make some good music. It moves from industrial metal through classic GN'R hard rock to piano based ballads. More consistent than either of the Illusions but not better overall. Not the most well loved album but I'm close to saying its worth the wait Heathen Victims of DeceptionHelloween Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part IHelloween Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part IIIron Maiden Somewhere In TimeIron Maiden Piece Of MindIron Maiden KillersIron Maiden Brave New WorldThe comeback. 11 years after Bruce Dickinson and Adrian Smith left Iron Maiden they return for their best album in years. Props for 'The Wicker Man' and 'Ghost of the Navigator' especially Iron Maiden A Matter Of Life And DeathJethro Tull AqualungJohn Lennon ImagineThe best song ever written ? Probably. Shame the rest of the album isn't as amazing. It's still not bad though Journey EscapeJudas Priest Defenders Of The FaithJudas Priest Screaming For VengeanceIn my opinion Priest's best album of the 80s, similar to 'Sad Wings of Destiny' was for the 70s and 'Painkiller' for the 90s. A culmination of the bands musical journey up to that point. My favourites here are 'The Hellion/Electric Eye', 'Riding on the Wind', 'Screaming For Vengeance', 'You Got Another Thing Comin' and 'Fever'Judas Priest Sin After SinKing Crimson RedKing Crimson Larks' Tongues in AspicKISS DestroyerKISS Alive!Kyuss Welcome To Sky ValleyLed Zeppelin Led Zeppelin IIILed Zeppelin Led ZeppelinNot an amazing debut but a very solid one. All the elements that made Zeppelin great are taking shape, probably the most dated of the bands releases though. Led Zeppelin The Song Remains The SameLynyrd Skynyrd Second HelpingLynyrd Skynyrd Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin-NerdMachine Head Burn My EyesMachine Head The BlackeningMachine Head Unto The LocustOne of the best albums of 2011 in my honest opinion and certainly Flynn and the gang's best so far, beating 'Burn My Eyes' and 'The Blackening'. The band add some progressive metal elements to their music and it's all the better for it. The title track is annoyingly catchy and along with 'I am Hell', 'Be Still and Know' and 'Who We Are' is among the best songs here.Manowar Kings Of MetalMastodon LeviathanMastodon Blood MountainMastodon Crack the SkyeMastodon The HunterMeat Loaf Bat Out of HellMegadeth YouthanasiaMegadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!Megadeth So Far, So Good... So What!Stupidly underrated, I can see why Dave's singing on this album would put people off but frankly it still sounds good. This album contains a great instrumental ('Into the Lungs of Hell'), the first track Dave wrote post-Metallica ('Set the World Afire') and Mustaine's personal tribute to Cliff Burton ('In My Darkest Hour') also one of the best Megadeth songs. Honourable mentions to some underrated 'Deth tracks 'Mary Jane' and 'Hook in Mouth'Megadeth EndgameA welcome return to form for Dave and the boys, 'This Day We Fight!' is one of my favourite Megadeth songs. Metallica Kill 'Em AllMetallica ...And Justice For AllMetallica MetallicaThe turning point for Metallica's career. Not as awful as some proclaim and yet not as amazing as the sales would suggest. This is an average album in the Metallica discography but amazing compared with what came later..Metallica S&MMichael Jackson DangerousMichael Jackson Off the WallMotley Crue Too Fast For LoveMotley Crue Girls, Girls, GirlsWhere the drug problems really started affecting the Crue. Still an amazing album, but there are gaps in Nikki's songwriting starting to show, after this album they would clean up and produce the brilliant 'Dr Feelgood'.Motorhead 1916Motorhead InfernoMotorhead BastardsMotorhead BomberMotorhead Another Perfect DayMotorhead OrgasmatronMotorhead No Sleep At AllMotorhead Rock 'N' RollMotorhead MotörheadWhere the most badass band on the planet began. Set the bar for Lemmy and the gang to match and better and they would. Great debut from the most under appreciated band in metal Muse Origin of SymmetryMuse Black Holes & RevelationsNick Drake Bryter LayterNine Inch Nails Pretty Hate MachineNine Inch Nails Year ZeroNirvana In UteroNirvana NevermindIncredibly overrated, Sure it's good to listen to but every song is not the genius it's perceived to be by fans and critics. There is no denying however the impact of the album and in particular 'Smells like Teen Spirit'. However imo 'MTV Unplugged' is better and is really the essential Nirvana album.Oasis Definitely MaybeOpeth Blackwater ParkOzzy Osbourne Blizzard Of OzzWhat could have been an awful attempt to imitate Sabbath turned into one of the best metal albums of all time. Ozzy's vocals have never sounded better, and the whole album is topped off by the genius of Randy Rhoads. A man taken before his time and one of the best guitarists of his generation. Ozzy Osbourne No More TearsOzzy Osbourne Diary Of A MadmanPantera Cowboys from HellPantera Vulgar Display of PowerPearl Jam VitalogyPearl Jam YieldPearl Jam No CodePearl Jam Pearl JamPearl Jam BackspacerJam's best album since Vitalogy, capped off by 'Unthought Known', 'The Fixer' and the amazing 'Just Breathe'. Pearl Jam Lightning BoltPink Floyd The Piper At The Gates Of DawnPink Floyd MeddlePink Floyd PulseQueen A Day at the RacesPossibly the worst of Queen's first five albums and this has the epic amazingness of Somebody to Love and Tie Your Mother Down....... Caaaaaan anybodyyyyy, fiind meeeeee somebody tooooo looooovvveeeeee Queen News of the WorldQueen JazzQueen QueenOne of my favourite debut albums ever. This contains all the early elements that made Queen one of the best bands of all time. Not as over the top as Queen II or A Night at the Opera but its still very goodQueen InnuendoContains Freddie Mercury's best vocal performance in 'The Show Must Go On'. The final completed Queen album with Freddie and with one of the most emotional songs of all time in 'These are the Days of Our Lives' which was Freddie's last video. I recommend watching it and it also has Queen's most progressive song since the 70's in the brilliant title track.Queen The GameQueens of the Stone Age Rated RQueensryche Rage For OrderQueensryche EmpireR.E.M. Automatic for the PeopleRadiohead AmnesiacRadiohead Hail to the ThiefRadiohead In RainbowsRage Against the Machine The Battle of Los AngelesRammstein Reise, ReiseRamones Rocket To RussiaRamones Road To RuinRegina Spektor Begin To HopeRush 2112Rush's 2112 isn't the flawless classic it's lauded to be yet its still an excellent album. The Canadian trio has better albums but this kick-starts the classic era. Essential prog rock Rush Permanent WavesRush Grace Under PressureSaxon Wheels Of SteelSaxon Strong Arm Of The LawScorpions Love At First StingSeventh Wonder Mercy FallsShinedown The Sound of MadnessSkid Row Skid RowThe ballads stop this from being a normal glam metal record, the likes of which were put out all the time during the 80's. This is one of the better ones. Briefly compared to Guns N' Roses and although Skid Row never hit those heights they would produce one of the better debut albums of the 80s.Slash Made In Stoke 24/7/11Slayer Seasons In The AbyssSlayer Hell AwaitsSlayer South Of HeavenSlayer follow 'Reign in Blood' by slowing their sound down and adding melody to the brutal thrash that trademarks the band. Despite an unusual cover of Judas Priest's 'Dissident Aggressor' the album is pretty good, though I believe it's inferior to 'Seasons in the Abyss' and 'Reign in Blood' it's still a damn good Slayer album. Slipknot SlipknotSlipknot Vol. 3: The Subliminal VersesSoundgarden BadmotorfingerSteel Panther Feel the SteelDEATH TO ALL BUT METTAAAALLL !!!!! truer words were never sang. Steel Panther Balls OutPanther follow their brilliantly hilarious debut with an album that almost matches it in terms of music and jokes. The toilet attitude hasn't become more childish or worn and still backs up the music. In all honesty trying to analyse this album is pointless, I like it and its funny and a good party album, best songs 'Just Like Tiger Woods', 'If you Really Really Love Me', 'Why Can't You Trust Me?', '17 Girls in a Row' and 'Weenie Ride'Steel Panther All You Can EatTenacious D Tenacious DTestament The New OrderTestament The LegacyThe Beatles A Hard Day's NightThe Beatles Let It BeThe Beatles Please Please MeThe Beatles Magical Mystery TourThe Beatles Help!The Doors Strange DaysThe Doors Waiting For The SunThe Doors L.A. WomanThe Gaslight Anthem Señor and the QueenThe Rolling Stones Goats Head SoupThe Rolling Stones AftermathThe Rolling Stones Their Satanic Majesties RequestThe Rolling Stones Between the ButtonsThe Rolling Stones Some GirlsThe Tallest Man on Earth Sometimes The Blues Is Just A Passing BirdThe Who TommyThe Who The Who Sell OutThe Who My GenerationThird Eye Blind BlueTool 10,000 DaysU2 The Unforgettable FireVan Halen 5150It was hard for me to accept Sammy Hagar at first, being a Lee Roth fan but this record completely changed my mind. I now see this as one of Van Halen's best. Van Halen IIVan Halen Fair WarningWhitesnake 1987Wishbone Ash ArgusYes RelayerYes The Yes AlbumYes FragileYes Tales from Topographic OceansZZ Top Eliminator3.5 greatAC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt CheapAC/DC Flick Of The SwitchAC/DC For Those About To Rock We Salute YouAerosmith Get A GripAerosmith Draw The LineAlice in Chains SapAlter Bridge One Day RemainsAnthrax State Of EuphoriaAvenged Sevenfold City Of EvilAvenged Sevenfold NightmareI actually like Avenged Sevenfold, not on a fanboy level, I can enjoy and appreciate their music and this is in my opinion one of the best albums they've put out so far. My favourites are probably 'Nightmare', 'Welcome to the Family', 'Victim', 'Tonight the World Dies', 'So Far Away' and 'Fiction'. R.I.P The Rev Biffy Clyro PuzzleBlack Label Society MafiaBlack Sabbath Dehumanizerblink-182 Take Off Your Pants And Jacketblink-182 Dude RanchBob Dylan Bob DylanBob Dylan TempestBruce Springsteen We Shall Overcome: The Seeger SessionsBruce Springsteen The Ghost Of Tom JoadBruce Springsteen Devils & DustBruce Springsteen Working on a DreamCream Fresh CreamDavid Gilmour On An IslandDeep Purple Perfect StrangersDeep Purple BurnDeep Purple StormbringerDef Leppard High 'N' DryDef Leppard AdrenalizeDef Leppard On Through The NightDeftones White PonyDeftones Diamond EyesDio Killing The DragonDio Sacred HeartDream Theater OctavariumDream Theater A Dramatic Turn of EventsEagles DesperadoEurope The Final CountdownEvanescence FallenFear Factory The IndustrialistFoo Fighters In Your HonorFoo Fighters There Is Nothing Left to LoseFozzy All That RemainsFozzy Chasing the GrailGreen Day DookieGreen Day American IdiotGuns N' Roses G N' R LiesHeaven and Hell The Devil You KnowIron Maiden Dance Of DeathIron Maiden The Final FrontierJudas Priest British SteelJudas Priest Killing MachineKISS Creatures Of The NightMachine Head Through The Ashes Of EmpiresMastodon RemissionMeat Loaf Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into HellMegadeth The System Has FailedMegadeth United AbominationsMetallica Garage Inc.Motley Crue Saints Of Los AngelesA welcome return to form for the Crue. About time too, The title track will surely become a Crue classic.Motorhead March Ör DieMotorhead Kiss Of DeathMotorhead We Are MotörheadMotorhead Overnight SensationMotorhead MotörizerMotorhead The Wörld Is YoursNine Inch Nails With TeethNine Inch Nails The SlipNirvana BleachOzzy Osbourne No Rest For The WickedOzzy Osbourne The Ultimate SinOzzy Osbourne Bark At The MoonPantera Far Beyond DrivenPearl Jam Lost DogsPink Floyd The Division BellPink Floyd A Saucerful Of SecretsPink Floyd Obscured By CloudsQueen Made in HeavenA fitting last album for Freddie Mercury. The album truly has its beautiful moments such as 'Heaven for Everyone', 'A Winter's Tale' and 'Too Much Love Will Kill You'. However there are inconsistent points too. Queen The MiracleQueen A Kind of MagicQueensryche Promised LandRadiohead The BendsRadiohead The King of LimbsRage Against the Machine Evil EmpireRammstein Liebe Ist Für Alle DaRush Caress Of SteelRush Fly By NightRush SignalsRush Hold Your FireRush CounterpartsRush Power WindowsRush Snakes & ArrowsSaxon LionheartSaxon Killing GroundSaxon Call To ArmsShinedown AmaryllisSlash SlashSlash Apocalyptic LoveSlipknot All Hope Is GoneSodom Obsessed By CrueltySoundgarden Down on the UpsideSoundgarden Louder Than LoveStone Sour Stone SourSystem of a Down MezmerizeTestament Souls of BlackThe Rolling Stones Tattoo YouThe Rolling Stones Out of Our HeadsThe Rolling Stones The Rolling StonesThe Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones No.2The Rolling Stones The Rolling Stones, Now!The Who The Who by NumbersThe Who Who Are YouThe Who A Quick OneTrivium AscendancyTrivium In WavesU2 All That You Can't Leave BehindU2 Rattle and HumU2 ZooropaU2 BoyVan Halen Women And Children FirstVan Halen A Different Kind Of TruthVelvet Revolver ContrabandNot bad, not bad at all but not amazing either. Nothing original or ground-breaking just good, fun hard rock. Sounds a bit like Stone Temple Roses though. Recommended tracks include 'Slither' and 'Fall to Pieces' Yes Going for the One3.0 goodAC/DC The Razors EdgeNothing different to any other AC/DC album and yet some songs are still very enjoyable, even if you prefer Bon Scott. Best tracks include 'Thunderstruck', 'Money talks' and 'Are you Ready' Ace Frehley Ace FrehleyAerosmith Night In The RutsAerosmith Done With MirrorsAerosmith Classics Live IIAlice Cooper ConstrictorAnthrax Fistful Of MetalBlack Sabbath Never Say Die!Not as awfully terrible as its reputation would suggest. There are some high points including the title track but nowhere near enough of them to make this a great or even good Sabbath albumBlack Sabbath Technical Ecstasyblink-182 NeighborhoodsBon Jovi CrushBruce Dickinson Balls To PicassoBruce Dickinson Accident Of BirthBruce Springsteen Lucky TownBullet For My Valentine The PoisonBullet For My Valentine FeverIf mainstream metal is your thing then you'll enjoy this. Personally it's a very 'meh' album by a band I dislike. Fuck you Matt Tuck, you're a prick. Chris Cornell Euphoria MorningCream GoodbyeDeftones Koi No YokanDevin Townsend Project EpicloudEagles One Of These NightsEagles Long Road Out Of EdenFoo Fighters One by OneFoo Fighters Echoes, Silence, Patience & GraceGary Moore Bad For You BabyGenesis DukeGenesis Invisible TouchIron Maiden Fear Of The DarkJudas Priest Angel Of RetributionJudas Priest Ram It DownJudas Priest Point Of EntryJudas Priest Rocka RollaKISS DynastyLed Zeppelin PresenceLinkin Park Hybrid TheoryMachine Head The More Things Change...Megadeth Cryptic WritingsMegadeth Th1rt3enMetallica Death MagneticAverage in every sense of the word. Nothing at all spectacular but its better than Shit Anger. Not worth a 5 year wait at all howeverMetallica Beyond MagneticMotley Crue New TattooMotley Crue Theatre Of PainWeakest of the classic era and yet it still contains 'Home Sweet Home' and 'Smokin' in the Boys Room' that just shows how good the Crue are Motorhead SacrificeMotorhead On ParoleMuse The 2nd LawOasis Be Here NowOpeth HeritageParamore Riot!Pearl Jam BinauralPink Floyd Atom Heart MotherPoison Open Up and Say... Ahh!Queen The WorksQueensryche The WarningQueensryche American SoldierRush Vapor TrailsRush RushRush Roll The BonesSaxon SaxonSepultura RootsSlayer World Painted BloodSlipknot IowaStone Sour Come What(ever) MayStone Sour Audio SecrecySystem of a Down ToxicityThe Beatles Beatles for SaleThe Beatles Yellow SubmarineThe Rolling Stones Black and BlueThe Rolling Stones It's Only Rock 'n' RollThe Rolling Stones Emotional RescueThe Who Endless WireU2 PopU2 How to Dismantle an Atomic BombU2 No Line on the HorizonVan Halen Diver DownYes 90125Yes Fly from Here2.5 average3 Doors Down Away from the SunAerosmith Just Push PlayAerosmith Classics LiveAlice Cooper Welcome 2 My NightmareArctic Monkeys Suck It and SeeAvenged Sevenfold Hail To The KingBlack Label Society Shot To HellBon Jovi Have a Nice DayBruce Springsteen Human TouchDef Leppard Yeah!Def Leppard XDream Theater Systematic ChaosEagles On The BorderGenesis ...And Then There Were Three...Green Day ¡UNO!Green Day iTRE!Guns N' Roses The Spaghetti Incident?Had this been an album of new material it would have been better, sadly this is not the case and some songs are forgotten GN'R classics however which save this from being awful Iced Earth Iced EarthJudas Priest JugulatorJudas Priest NostradamusKISS AnimalizeKISS Crazy NightsKISS Sonic BoomKISS MonsterLamb of God WrathLed Zeppelin In Through The Out DoorLynyrd Skynyrd Last Of A Dyin' BreedMachine Head The Burning RedMegadeth The World Needs A HeroMegadeth Super ColliderMetallica ReloadMetallica LoadUninspired but still enjoyable. If you take it for what it is then its a good hard rock album, but nothing compared with their earlier work. Some good songs but some really drag on and don't match the epicness of the earlier long tracks.Motley Crue Generation SwineMotley Crue Motley CrueMotorhead Snake Bite LoveMotorhead HammeredMuse The ResistanceOzzy Osbourne ScreamPaul Stanley Paul StanleyPearl Jam Riot ActPoison Look What The Cat Dragged InRadiohead Pablo HoneyRammstein RosenrotRob Zombie Hellbilly DeluxeRush PrestoRush Test For EchoSixx:A.M. This Is Gonna HurtThe Beatles With the BeatlesThe Mars Volta OctahedronThe Who Face DancesVelvet Revolver LibertadYes YesYes Time and a WordYes Tormato2.0 poorAC/DC Fly On The WallAC/DC Black IceAerosmith Rock In A Hard PlaceAnthrax Volume 8: The Threat Is RealBetween the Buried and Me ColorsBlack Sabbath The Eternal IdolBlack Sabbath Headless CrossBlack Sabbath TyrBlack Sabbath Cross PurposesBon Jovi Lost HighwayBullet For My Valentine Scream Aim FireDeep Purple Slaves And MastersDef Leppard SlangDef Leppard EuphoriaDef Leppard Songs From The Sparkle LoungeDiamond Head CanterburyDiamond Head Death And ProgressGreen Day WarningGreen Day iDOS!Iron Maiden The X FactorIron Maiden No Prayer For The DyingWait.... Maiden made a bad album..... Is Bruce there ?? Yes he is..... My God ...... (dies a little inside) Iron Maiden Virtual XIJourney RevelationJudas Priest TurboKISS Hot In The ShadeLed Zeppelin CodaMachine Head SuperchargerOzzy Osbourne Black RainPantera Power MetalPantera I Am the NightPink Floyd The Final CutPink Floyd UmmagummaPink Floyd MorePink Floyd A Momentary Lapse Of ReasonQueen Hot SpaceThough a Queen album can never truly be poor, this does come damn close. Only 'Under Pressure' and 'Back Chat' save it. Queensryche Operation: Mindcrime IIRage Against the Machine RenegadesRamones Halfway To SanitySaxon Rock The NationsSaxon Innocence Is No ExcuseSlayer Diabolus In MusicaSlayer Undisputed AttitudeThe Rolling Stones Steel WheelsU2 OctoberVan Halen Balance1.5 very poorAC/DC Blow Up Your VideoAlice Cooper Zipper Catches SkinAnthrax Stomp 442Avenged Sevenfold Avenged SevenfoldBlack Sabbath Born AgainBlack Sabbath Seventh StarIf this was a Sabbath album it would be better. I'm an overprotective Sabbath fan and this is an Iommi solo record with the Sabbath name. It was never getting a high rating Black Sabbath ForbiddenBob Dylan DylanDiamond Head All Will Be RevealedGenesis Calling All StationsGreen Day 21st Century BreakdownJudas Priest DemolitionKorn UntitledKorn Korn III: Remember Who You AreMegadeth RiskSorry Dave, you got it wrong. This is Megadeth's 'St Anger' moment, luckily though they recovered. Hopefully the same will be said for Metallica, but not at the moment. Metallica St. AngerNickelback All the Right ReasonsPantera Metal MagicPantera Projects in the JunglePeter Criss Peter CrissQueen Flash GordonQueensryche Q2KSuicide Silence The CleansingThe Rolling Stones Dirty WorkThe Rolling Stones Voodoo LoungeVan Halen Van Halen III1.0 awful3 Doors Down Time of My LifeBlack Veil Brides We Stitch These WoundsBlack Veil Brides Set the World on FireBring Me The Horizon This Is What the Edge of Your Seat Was Made ForBring Me The Horizon Count Your BlessingsBring Me The Horizon Suicide SeasonBring Me The Horizon There Is a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It...brokeNCYDE Will Never DieChris Cornell ScreamDiamond Head What's In Your Head?Eminem The Eminem ShowAbout as entertaining as having your testicles chewed by a frog. Sorry people, I dislike rap Eminem EncoreEminem RecoveryJustin Bieber My World 2.0KISS Music From The ElderKorn The Path of TotalityLimp Bizkit Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored WaterLimp Bizkit Significant OtherLimp Bizkit Results May VaryLou Reed and Metallica LuluSimply one of the worst pieces of shit ever shat out by a once-respected band and a once-respected artist. I wonder why the fuck Metallica allowed a rambling hobo to write lyrics for them and why Lou Reed decided to hire an uninspired has-been to collaborate with him. I simply cannot underestimate how steaming this turd is. Utter shit. Avoid like the fucking plague. Nickelback Silver Side UpQueensryche Dedicated To ChaosScouting for Girls Scouting For GirlsScouting for Girls Everybody Wants To Be On TVThe first album was slightly enjoyable-ish. This is just more autotuned crap that sells copies to little girls with nothing better to buy. 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