Awards 2005

16 reviewers shared their picks for 2005.

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Chris

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2778
  2. 2.
    2921
  3. 3.
    2942
  4. 4.
    2692
  5. 5.
    2709
  6. 6.
    2624
  7. 7.
    2817
  8. 8.
    2743
  9. 9.
    3000
  10. 10.
    2633
  11. 11.
    2772
  12. 12.
    2946
  13. 13.
    Shakra - Fall
  14. 14.
    2818
  15. 15.
    3013

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    Heed - The Call
  2. 2.
    Equilibrium - Turis Fratyr
  3. 3.
    2935
  4. 4.
    2964
  5. 5.
    2674

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    2913
  2. 2.
    2789
  3. 3.
    2924 — While still a great album I really expected more. Its been a bit downhill since Follow The Reaper
  4. 4.
  5. 5.

Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
  2. 2.
  3. 3.
  4. 4.
  5. 5.

Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
    — All and all 2005 was a good metal year while not stellar. Except maybe for the last Sentenced I don't think any other album really grabbed me good. A few good surprises like Heed showing that Daniel Heiman can be part of an excellent band, unlike Crystal Eyes which is really not to my taste really. I hope I can review Heed soon, its quite a great power metal album. The equilibrium album is also really cool too. I hope 2006 will be a great year metal and otherwise :). And I wish you all Happy New Metal Year 2006 and all the best ! In Metal We Trust ! Chris

Danny

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2844
  2. 1.
    2844
  3. 1.
    2844
  4. 1.
    2844
  5. 1.
    2844
  6. 1.
    2844
  7. 1.
    2844
  8. 1.
    2844
  9. 1.
    2844
  10. 1.
    2844
  11. 1.
    2844
  12. 2.
    3013
  13. 2.
    3013
  14. 2.
    3013
  15. 2.
    3013
  16. 2.
    3013
  17. 2.
    3013
  18. 2.
    3013
  19. 2.
    3013
  20. 2.
    3013
  21. 2.
    3013
  22. 2.
    3013
  23. 3.
    2771
  24. 3.
    2771
  25. 3.
    2771
  26. 3.
    2771
  27. 3.
    2771
  28. 3.
    2771
  29. 3.
    2771
  30. 3.
    2771
  31. 3.
    2771
  32. 3.
    2771
  33. 3.
    2771
  34. 4.
    3000
  35. 4.
    3000
  36. 4.
    3000
  37. 4.
    3000
  38. 4.
    3000
  39. 4.
    3000
  40. 4.
    2928
  41. 4.
    2928
  42. 4.
    2928
  43. 4.
    2928
  44. 4.
    2928
  45. 5.
    2928
  46. 5.
    2928
  47. 5.
    2928
  48. 5.
    2928
  49. 5.
    2928
  50. 5.
    2928
  51. 5.
    3000
  52. 5.
    3000
  53. 5.
    3000
  54. 5.
    3000
  55. 5.
    3000
  56. 6.
    2624
  57. 6.
    2624
  58. 6.
    2624
  59. 6.
    2624
  60. 6.
    2624
  61. 6.
    2624
  62. 6.
    2624
  63. 6.
    2624
  64. 6.
    2624
  65. 6.
    2624
  66. 6.
    2624
  67. 7.
    2942
  68. 7.
    2942
  69. 7.
    2942
  70. 7.
    2942
  71. 7.
    2942
  72. 7.
    2942
  73. 7.
    2942
  74. 7.
    2942
  75. 7.
    2942
  76. 7.
    2942
  77. 7.
    2942
  78. 8.
    2663
  79. 8.
    2663
  80. 8.
    2663
  81. 8.
    2663
  82. 8.
    2663
  83. 8.
    2663
  84. 8.
    2663
  85. 8.
    2663
  86. 8.
    2663
  87. 8.
    2663
  88. 8.
    2663
  89. 9.
    2718
  90. 9.
    3048
  91. 9.
    3048
  92. 9.
    3048
  93. 9.
    3048
  94. 9.
    3048
  95. 9.
    3048
  96. 9.
    3048
  97. 9.
    2921
  98. 9.
    2921
  99. 9.
    2921
  100. 10.
    2692
  101. 10.
    2692
  102. 10.
    2692
  103. 10.
    2692
  104. 10.
    2692
  105. 10.
    2921
  106. 10.
    2921
  107. 10.
    2921
  108. 10.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  109. 10.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  110. 10.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  111. 11.
    2855
  112. 11.
    2921
  113. 11.
    2921
  114. 11.
    2696
  115. 11.
    2696
  116. 11.
    2696
  117. 11.
    2696
  118. 11.
    2696
  119. 11.
    2696
  120. 11.
    2696
  121. 11.
    2696
  122. 12.
    2921
  123. 12.
    2855
  124. 12.
    2855
  125. 12.
    2921
  126. 12.
    2921
  127. 12.
    2692
  128. 12.
    2692
  129. 12.
    2692
  130. 12.
    2692
  131. 12.
    2692
  132. 12.
    2692
  133. 13.
    3048
  134. 13.
    2709
  135. 13.
    2709
  136. 13.
    2855
  137. 13.
    2855
  138. 13.
    2855
  139. 13.
    2855
  140. 13.
    2855
  141. 13.
    2855
  142. 13.
    2855
  143. 13.
    2855
  144. 14.
    2709
  145. 14.
    2853
  146. 14.
    2853
  147. 14.
    2709
  148. 14.
    2709
  149. 14.
    2709
  150. 14.
    2709
  151. 14.
    2633
  152. 14.
    2633
  153. 14.
    2633
  154. 14.
    2633
  155. 15.
    2853
  156. 15.
    2718
  157. 15.
    2718
  158. 15.
    2853
  159. 15.
    2853
  160. 15.
    2853
  161. 15.
    2853
  162. 15.
    2709
  163. 15.
    2709
  164. 15.
    2709
  165. 15.
    2709

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    2935
  2. 1.
    2935
  3. 1.
    2935
  4. 1.
    2935
  5. 1.
    2935
  6. 1.
    2935
  7. 1.
    2935
  8. 1.
    2935
  9. 1.
    2935
  10. 1.
    2935
  11. 1.
    2935
  12. 2.
    2964
  13. 2.
    2964
  14. 2.
    2964
  15. 2.
    2964
  16. 2.
    2964
  17. 2.
    2964
  18. 2.
    2964
  19. 2.
    2964
  20. 2.
    2964
  21. 2.
    2964
  22. 2.
    2964
  23. 3.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  24. 3.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  25. 3.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  26. 3.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  27. 3.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  28. 3.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  29. 3.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  30. 3.
    NickelBack - All The Right Reasons
  31. 3.
    3048
  32. 3.
    3048
  33. 3.
    3048
  34. 4.
    2986
  35. 4.
    2986
  36. 4.
    2986
  37. 4.
    2986
  38. 4.
    2986
  39. 4.
    2986
  40. 4.
    2986
  41. 4.
    2986
  42. 4.
    2986
  43. 4.
    2986
  44. 4.
    2986
  45. 5.
    2880
  46. 5.
    2880
  47. 5.
    2880
  48. 5.
    2880
  49. 5.
    2880
  50. 5.
    3012
  51. 5.
    3012
  52. 5.
    3012
  53. 5.
    3012
  54. 5.
    3012
  55. 5.
    3012

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    3006
  2. 1.
    3006
  3. 1.
    3006
  4. 1.
    3006
  5. 1.
    3006
  6. 1.
    3006
  7. 1.
    3006
  8. 1.
    3006
  9. 1.
    3006
  10. 1.
    3006
  11. 1.
    3006
  12. 2.
    2648
  13. 2.
    2648
  14. 2.
    2648
  15. 2.
    2648
  16. 2.
    2648
  17. 2.
    2648
  18. 2.
    2648
  19. 2.
    2648
  20. 2.
    2648
  21. 2.
    2648
  22. 2.
    2648
  23. 3.
    2789
  24. 3.
    2789
  25. 3.
    2789
  26. 3.
    2789
  27. 3.
    2789
  28. 3.
    2789
  29. 3.
    2789
  30. 3.
    2789
  31. 3.
    2789
  32. 3.
    2789
  33. 3.
    2789
  34. 4.
    2918
  35. 4.
    2918
  36. 4.
    2918
  37. 4.
    2918
  38. 4.
    2918
  39. 4.
    2918
  40. 4.
    2918
  41. 4.
    2918
  42. 4.
    2918
  43. 4.
    2918
  44. 4.
    2918
  45. 5.
    3018
  46. 5.
    3018
  47. 5.
    3018
  48. 5.
    3018
  49. 5.
    3018
  50. 5.
    3018
  51. 5.
    3018
  52. 5.
    3018
  53. 5.
    3018
  54. 5.
    3018
  55. 5.
    3018

Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
  3. 1.
  4. 1.
  5. 1.
  6. 1.
    The place I work ...
  7. 1.
    The place I work ...
  8. 1.
    The place I work ...
  9. 1.
    The place I work ...
  10. 1.
    The place I work ...
  11. 1.
    The place I work ...
  12. 2.
  13. 2.
  14. 2.
  15. 2.
  16. 2.
  17. 2.
    My two bosses ...
  18. 2.
    My two bosses ...
  19. 2.
    My two bosses ...
  20. 2.
    My two bosses ...
  21. 2.
    My two bosses ...
  22. 2.
    My two bosses ...
  23. 3.
  24. 3.
  25. 3.
  26. 3.
  27. 3.
  28. 3.
    Peace on earth ...
  29. 3.
    Peace on earth ...
  30. 3.
    Peace on earth ...
  31. 3.
    Peace on earth ...
  32. 3.
    Peace on earth ...
  33. 3.
    Peace on earth ...
  34. 4.
  35. 4.
  36. 4.
  37. 4.
  38. 4.
  39. 4.
  40. 4.
  41. 4.
  42. 4.
  43. 4.
  44. 4.
  45. 5.
  46. 5.
  47. 5.
  48. 5.
  49. 5.
  50. 5.
  51. 5.
  52. 5.
  53. 5.
  54. 5.
  55. 5.

Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
  2. 0
  3. 0
    — Well, being quite absent this year, I just want to congratulate the team this year again for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny
  4. 0
    — Well, being quite absent this year, I just want to congratulate the team this year again for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny
  5. 0
    — Well, being quite away this year, I just want to congratulate again my teammates this year for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny
  6. 0
    — Well, being quite away this year, I just want to congratulate again my teammates this year for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny
  7. 0
    — Well, being quite away this year, I just want to congratulate again my teammates this year for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAPPY NEW YEAR. HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny
  8. 0
    — Well, being quite away this year, I just want to congratulate again my teammates this year for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAPPY NEW YEAR. HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny
  9. 0
    — Well, being quite away this year, I just want to congratulate again my teammates this year for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAPPY NEW YEAR. HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny
  10. 0
    — Well, being quite away this year, I just want to congratulate again my teammates for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAPPY NEW YEAR. HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny
  11. 0
    — Well, being quite away this year, I just want to congratulate again my teammates for their fantastic work. Our team is growing. That's the good news. Metalreviews.com started back in 1999 ... Seven year later, we are still here, with dozen of new readers week after week. Thanks for reading our reviews :) HAPPY NEW YEAR. HAIL METAL !!! OPEN YOUR MIND !!! Danny

Mike

Top Albums

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
    3000
  3. 1.
    3000
  4. 1.
    3000
  5. 1.
    3000 — Despite the nay sayers (including me) that thought a Keepers album without Kiske/Hansen would be blasphemy, Helloween has definitely created a worthy "legacy" to the first two.
  6. 1.
    3000 — Despite the nay sayers (including me) that thought a Keepers album without Kiske/Hansen would be blasphemy, Helloween has definitely created a worthy "legacy" to the first two.
  7. 1.
    3000 — Despite the nay sayers (including me) that thought a Keepers album without Kiske/Hansen would be blasphemy, Helloween has definitely created a worthy "legacy" to the first two.
  8. 1.
    3000 — Despite the nay sayers (including me) that thought a Keepers album without Kiske/Hansen would be blasphemy, Helloween has definitely created a worthy "legacy" to the first two. A few years down the road, this album may turn out to be my favorite Kepper album. I just wonder what the guys have planned for an encore.
  9. 1.
    3000 — Despite the nay sayers (including me) that thought a Keepers album without Kiske/Hansen would be blasphemy, Helloween has definitely created a worthy "legacy" to the first two. A few years down the road, this album may turn out to be my favorite Kepper album. I just wonder what the guys have planned for an encore.
  10. 2.
  11. 2.
  12. 2.
    2674
  13. 2.
    2674
  14. 2.
    2674 — Tony Harnell just sounds great on this album; the heaviest of his career. Not one dull moment on this disc.
  15. 2.
    2674 — Tony Harnell just sounds great on this album; the heaviest of his career. Not one dull moment on this disc.
  16. 2.
    2674 — Tony Harnell just sounds great on this album; the heaviest of his career. Not one dull moment on this disc.
  17. 2.
    2674 — Tony Harnell just sounds great on this album; the heaviest of his career. Not one dull moment on this disc. TNT disappointed this year with "Under the Sun." But, if Tony and the rest of Starbreaker keep active, I'll be very pleased.
  18. 2.
    2674 — Tony Harnell just sounds great on this album; the heaviest of his career. Not one dull moment on this disc. TNT disappointed this year with "Under the Sun." But, if Tony and the rest of Starbreaker keep active, I'll be very pleased.
  19. 3.
  20. 3.
  21. 3.
    2964
  22. 3.
    2964
  23. 3.
    2964 — This will be regarded as a melodic rock classic in a few years.
  24. 3.
    2964 — This will be regarded as a melodic rock classic in a few years.
  25. 3.
    2964 — This will be regarded as a melodic rock classic in a few years.
  26. 3.
    2964 — This will be regarded as a melodic rock classic in a few years. Hopefully, this is an ongoing project.
  27. 3.
    2964 — This will be regarded as a melodic rock classic in a few years. Hopefully, this is an ongoing project.
  28. 4.
  29. 4.
  30. 4.
    2743
  31. 4.
    2743
  32. 4.
    2624 — Jorn Lande had a great 2005 in my opinion. Quickly establishing himself as a premier metal / rock vocalist.
  33. 4.
    2624 — Jorn Lande had a great 2005 in my opinion. Quickly establishing himself as a premier metal / rock vocalist.
  34. 4.
    2624 — Jorn Lande had a great 2005 in my opinion. Quickly establishing himself as a premier metal / rock vocalist.
  35. 4.
    2624 — Jorn Lande had a great 2005 in my opinion. Quickly establishing himself as a premier metal / rock vocalist.
  36. 4.
    2624 — Jorn Lande had a great 2005 in my opinion. Quickly establishing himself as a premier metal / rock vocalist.
  37. 5.
  38. 5.
  39. 5.
    2624
  40. 5.
    2624
  41. 5.
    2743 — Leaving Impellitteri was the best thing for Rob's career. His solo work continues to amaze.
  42. 5.
    2743 — Leaving Impellitteri was the best thing for Rob's career. His solo work continues to amaze.
  43. 5.
    2743 — Leaving Impellitteri was the best thing for Rob's career. His solo work continues to amaze.
  44. 5.
    2743 — Leaving Impellitteri was the best thing for Rob's career. His solo work continues to amaze.
  45. 5.
    2743 — Leaving Impellitteri was the best thing for Rob's career. His solo work continues to amaze.
  46. 6.
  47. 6.
  48. 6.
    3056
  49. 6.
    3056
  50. 6.
    3056 — Labyrinth really doesn't impress me any more, but Olaf Thorsen has a graet thing going here.
  51. 6.
    3056 — Labyrinth really doesn't impress me any more, but Olaf Thorsen has a graet thing going here.
  52. 6.
    3056 — Labyrinth really doesn't impress me any more, but Olaf Thorsen has a graet thing going here.
  53. 6.
    3056 — Labyrinth really doesn't impress me any more, but Olaf Thorsen has a graet thing going here. This was a late entry to my list, displacing the mighy U.D.O. from my top 15.
  54. 6.
    3056 — Labyrinth really doesn't impress me any more, but Olaf Thorsen has a graet thing going here. This was a late entry to my list, displacing the mighy U.D.O. from my top 15.
  55. 7.
  56. 7.
  57. 7.
    2809
  58. 7.
    2809
  59. 7.
    2809 — Fans of Dio and Rainbow can't miss this band.
  60. 7.
    2809 — Fans of Dio and Rainbow can't miss this band.
  61. 7.
    2809 — Fans of Dio and Rainbow can't miss this band.
  62. 7.
    2809 — Fans of Dio and Rainbow can't miss this band. Nothing new or inventive here, but Astral Doors are exceptionally good at what they do.
  63. 7.
    2809 — Fans of Dio and Rainbow can't miss this band. Nothing new or inventive here, but Astral Doors are exceptionally good at what they do.
  64. 8.
  65. 8.
  66. 8.
    2861
  67. 8.
    2861
  68. 8.
    2861 — An interesting twist on power metal.
  69. 8.
    2861 — An interesting twist on power metal.
  70. 8.
    2861 — An interesting twist on power metal.
  71. 8.
    2861 — An interesting twist on power metal.
  72. 8.
    2861 — An interesting twist on power metal.
  73. 9.
  74. 9.
  75. 9.
    2663
  76. 9.
    2663
  77. 9.
    2663 — Despite a couple weak moments, this CD grew on me throughout the year. Not too shabby for the real followup to Painkiller.
  78. 9.
    2663 — Despite a couple weak moments, this CD grew on me throughout the year. Not too shabby for the real followup to Painkiller.
  79. 9.
    2663 — Despite a couple weak moments, this CD grew on me throughout the year. Not too shabby for the real followup to Painkiller.
  80. 9.
    2663 — Despite a couple weak moments, this CD grew on me throughout the year. Not too shabby for the real followup to Painkiller.
  81. 9.
    2663 — Despite a couple weak moments, this CD grew on me throughout the year. Not too shabby for the real followup to Painkiller.
  82. 10.
  83. 10.
  84. 10.
    2921
  85. 10.
    2921
  86. 10.
    2921 — With the exception of <i>Cuts Like a Knife</i> each song on this album is a gem. A nice balance of melodic rock/metal and power metal.
  87. 10.
    2921 — With the exception of <i>Cuts Like a Knife</i> each song on this album is a gem. A nice balance of melodic rock/metal and power metal.
  88. 10.
    2921 — With the exception of <i>Cuts Like a Knife</i> each song on this album is a gem. A nice balance of melodic rock/metal and power metal.
  89. 10.
    2921 — With the exception of <i>Cuts Like a Knife</i> each song on this album is a gem. A nice balance of melodic rock/metal and power metal.
  90. 10.
    2921 — With the exception of <i>Cuts Like a Knife</i> each song on this album is a gem. A nice balance of melodic rock/metal and power metal.
  91. 11.
  92. 11.
  93. 11.
    2853
  94. 11.
    2853
  95. 11.
    2853 — Forget Hammerfall.... Cryonic Temple may not be original either, but at least they're releasing good albums!
  96. 11.
    2853 — Forget Hammerfall.... Cryonic Temple may not be original either, but at least they're releasing good albums!
  97. 11.
    2853 — Forget Hammerfall.... Cryonic Temple may not be original either, but at least they're releasing good albums!
  98. 11.
    2853 — Forget Hammerfall.... Cryonic Temple may not be original either, but at least they're releasing good albums!
  99. 11.
    2853 — Forget Hammerfall.... Cryonic Temple may not be original either, but at least they're releasing good albums!
  100. 12.
  101. 12.
  102. 12.
  103. 12.
    2967
  104. 12.
    2967 — After the horrendous Supared album, Kiske teams up with PC69 members to cerate a monster of a melodic rock/AOR album. It's not Helloween, but it is damn good!
  105. 12.
    2967 — After the horrendous Supared album, Kiske teams up with PC69 members to cerate a monster of a melodic rock/AOR album. It's not Helloween, but it is damn good!
  106. 12.
    2967 — After the horrendous Supared album, Kiske teams up with PC69 members to cerate a monster of a melodic rock/AOR album. It's not Helloween, but it is damn good!
  107. 12.
    2967 — After the horrendous Supared album, Kiske teams up with PC69 members to cerate a monster of a melodic rock/AOR album. It's not Helloween, but it is damn good! The "Helloween family" was very active and very impressive in 2005. Heloween, Masterplan, and Place Vendome all made solid showings on my list this year. Gamma Ray also put forth a solid album, albeit a bit short of making my list.
  108. 12.
    2967 — After the horrendous Supared album, Kiske teams up with PC69 members to cerate a monster of a melodic rock/AOR album. It's not Helloween, but it is damn good! The "Helloween family" was very active and very impressive in 2005. Heloween, Masterplan, and Place Vendome all made solid showings on my list this year. Gamma Ray also put forth a solid album, albeit a bit short of making my list.
  109. 13.
  110. 13.
  111. 13.
    2817
  112. 13.
    2817
  113. 13.
    2817 — This is an all around solid, catchy melodic metal album.
  114. 13.
    2817 — This is an all around solid, catchy melodic metal album.
  115. 13.
    2817 — This is an all around solid, catchy melodic metal album.
  116. 13.
    2817 — This is an all around solid, catchy melodic metal album.
  117. 13.
    2817 — This is an all around solid, catchy melodic metal album.
  118. 14.
  119. 14.
  120. 14.
    2944
  121. 14.
    2944
  122. 14.
    2944 — Although the vocals are a bit too high for me at times, the music itself and the songwriting keep me coming back.
  123. 14.
    2944 — Although the vocals are a bit too high for me at times, the music itself and the songwriting keep me coming back.
  124. 14.
    2944 — Although the vocals are a bit too high for me at times, the music itself and the songwriting keep me coming back.
  125. 14.
    2944 — Although the vocals are a bit too high for me at times, the music itself and the songwriting keep me coming back.
  126. 14.
    2944 — Although the vocals are a bit too high for me at times, the music itself and the songwriting keep me coming back.
  127. 15.
  128. 15.
  129. 15.
    3013
  130. 15.
    3013
  131. 15.
    3013 — Ralf and Co. have changed their sound a bit on this one. Not nearly as heavy as they've sounded in the past, but still a good PF album.
  132. 15.
    3013 — Ralf and Co. have changed their sound a bit on this one. Not nearly as heavy as they've sounded in the past, but still a good PF album.
  133. 15.
    3013 — Ralf and Co. have changed their sound a bit on this one. Not nearly as heavy as they've sounded in the past, but still a good PF album.
  134. 15.
    3013 — Ralf and Co. have changed their sound a bit on this one. Not nearly as heavy as they've sounded in the past, but still a good PF album.
  135. 15.
    3013 — Ralf and Co. have changed their sound a bit on this one. Not nearly as heavy as they've sounded in the past, but still a good PF album.

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  2. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  3. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  4. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  5. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  6. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  7. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  8. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  9. 1.
    2935 — As a fan of older (heavier) Blind Guardian, Savage CIrcus is a very worthy and outstanding compliment to modern day BG.
  10. 2.
    2837
  11. 2.
    2837
  12. 2.
    2837
  13. 2.
    2837
  14. 2.
    2837
  15. 2.
    2837
  16. 2.
    2837
  17. 2.
    2837
  18. 2.
    2837
  19. 3.
    3061
  20. 3.
    3061
  21. 3.
    3061
  22. 3.
    3061
  23. 3.
    3061
  24. 3.
    3061
  25. 3.
    3061
  26. 3.
    3061
  27. 3.
    3061
  28. 4.
    3031
  29. 4.
    3031
  30. 4.
    3031
  31. 4.
    3031
  32. 4.
    3031
  33. 4.
    3031
  34. 4.
    3031
  35. 4.
    3031
  36. 4.
    3031
  37. 5.
    2711
  38. 5.
    2711
  39. 5.
    2711
  40. 5.
    2711
  41. 5.
    2711
  42. 5.
    2711
  43. 5.
    2711
  44. 5.
    2711
  45. 5.
    2711

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  2. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  3. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  4. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  5. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  6. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  7. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  8. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  9. 1.
    2648 — These guys sound tired and fresh out of ideas. With so much quality material in their back catalogue, you can easily ignore this one.
  10. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  11. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  12. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  13. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  14. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  15. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  16. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  17. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  18. 2.
    2779 — Outstanding vocalist + boring songwriting = waste of talent, and major letdown
  19. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback.
  20. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback.
  21. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback.
  22. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback.
  23. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback.
  24. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback.
  25. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback.
  26. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback. This release however, is completely forgettable for me.
  27. 3.
    2782 — The return of Blad poises the band to make a major comeback. This release however, is completely forgettable for me.
  28. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  29. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  30. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  31. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  32. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  33. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  34. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  35. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  36. 4.
    2918 — I'm worried about these guys. Without Piet Sielck's help on this album, they totally fell flat.
  37. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.
  38. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.
  39. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.
  40. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.
  41. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.
  42. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.
  43. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.
  44. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.
  45. 5.
    2633 — They helped bring this style of metal back to prominence in the late 1990's, but they are quickly being surpassed by a flock of newer bands.

Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a splendid fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant.
  2. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a splendid fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant.
  3. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a splendid fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant.
  4. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne - Eggthrower Extraordinaire — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a splendid fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant.
  5. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne - Eggthrower Extraordinaire — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a splendid fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant.
  6. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne - Eggthrower Extraordinaire — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a splendid fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant.
  7. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne - Eggthrower Extraordinaire — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a most splendid and fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant.
  8. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne - Eggthrower Extraordinaire — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a most splendid and fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant. If we had a "F.U. Award" here at MetalReviews, Sharon would be a lock for the award. I'll give Sharon an additional F.U. for exploiting metal legend Ozzy for nothing more than a senile, moronic old man on her ridiculous MTV show. Here's to a horrible 2006, Sharon!
  9. 1.
    Sharon Osbourne - Eggthrower Extraordinaire — "Won't you join us in a delightful egg flinging affair? It will be a most splendid and fun time." Sharon is as good for metal as cocaine is for an infant. If we had a "F.U. Award" here at MetalReviews, Sharon would be a lock for the award. I'll give Sharon an additional F.U. for exploiting metal legend Ozzy for nothing more than a senile, moronic old man on her ridiculous MTV show. Here's to a horrible 2006, Sharon!
  10. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  11. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  12. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  13. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  14. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  15. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  16. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  17. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  18. 2.
    2767 — Totally fucking disgusting! I don't know how thse guys made this with a STRAIGHT face. Nevermind, I don't want to know anyway...
  19. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label.
  20. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label.
  21. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label.
  22. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label.
  23. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label.
  24. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label.
  25. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label.
  26. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label. I hope this isn't a sign of things to come for NB.
  27. 3.
    2820 — Nuclear Blast takes a hit to their credibility with this pathetic excuse for a release on a metal label. I hope this isn't a sign of things to come for NB.
  28. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit?
  29. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit?
  30. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit?
  31. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit?
  32. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit?
  33. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit?
  34. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit?
  35. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit? With Ozzy doing only what Sharon tells him to these days, just get Tony Martin back in Black Sabbath and forget this awful solo stuff.
  36. 4.
    2801 — You're Geezer freakin' Butler, Black Sabbath legend! Why play this nu-metal shit? With Ozzy doing only what Sharon tells him to these days, just get Tony Martin back in Black Sabbath and forget this awful solo stuff.
  37. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!
  38. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!
  39. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!
  40. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!
  41. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!
  42. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!
  43. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!
  44. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!
  45. 5.
    2874 — This is like going to the Prom with the hottest girl in school, then seeing her 15 years later only to find that she now weighs 350 pounds. I didn't expect Crimson Glory, but this?!

Words / Final Thoughts

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    — <p>After a slow start to the year with some well known bands letting me down, I thought 2005 was going to be a down year for metal. During the late summer, and continuing through the end of the year, some really impressive releases fell into my lap, making 2005 an impressive year for me. I won't say THE best, but strong nonetheless.</p> <p>As for the site itself, some very good ideas were presented by reviewers and readers alike to improve the site, and many of those carried out. With the new year, we hope to make some additional improvements as well. Since he stays mainly behind the scenes, you may not realize how much our programmer, Philip plays a part in implementing changes to the site, and even maintaining it. Without him, many of these great ideas would remain just that; ideas. Thanks for all you do, bud!</p> <p>We've also added a few reviewers during the year, and we hope they are enjoying and continue to enjoy being a part of this site. </p> <p>Although family, work, and career pursuits have taken Chris and Danny away from reviewing on a regular basis, I want to express my gratitude to both for allowing all of us into your "family" of metalreviews.com. </p> <p>Finally, another round of "thanks" are in order for all of you who read our reviews each week, and have compelling (and heated at times, lol) discussions about music. I think that's what differentiates this site from others on the net. </p> <p>Here's to a prosperous and happy 2006! Rock on!</p>

Jeff

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in
  2. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in
  3. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  4. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  5. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  6. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  7. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  8. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  9. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  10. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  11. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  12. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  13. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  14. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  15. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;comeback&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  16. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;reunion&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  17. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;reunion&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  18. 1.
    2718 — Out of all the so called &quot;reunion&quot; albums of 2005, &quot;<i>Candlemass</i>&quot; has to be the biggest one of all. If you were away from the metal scene for years and were going to comeback in anyway, shape or form, than this is the way to do it! And <b>Candlemass</b> did, in a BIG way; stronger than ever. They proved they still had what it takes and more. They stayed true to their roots and threw in a few surprises as well. This album was on my MP3 player for the longest time. That is why it is my Top Album of 2005.
  19. 2.
  20. 2.
  21. 2.
  22. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  23. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  24. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  25. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  26. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  27. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  28. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  29. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  30. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  31. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  32. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  33. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  34. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  35. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  36. 2.
    2844 — WOW! This album also spent a good amount of time in the MP3 player. These guys released their best album to date; a roller coaster mish mosh of circus like tunes. One of the more interesting albums of 2005.
  37. 3.
  38. 3.
  39. 3.
  40. 3.
  41. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  42. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  43. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  44. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  45. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  46. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  47. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  48. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  49. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  50. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  51. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  52. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  53. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  54. 3.
    2663 — Considering Rob Halford was back, this effort had very high expectations and came very close to meeting all of them. Overall, this was a pretty solid release that included mix of different styles from all the <b>Priest </b>albums.
  55. 4.
  56. 4.
  57. 4.
  58. 4.
  59. 4.
  60. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  61. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  62. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  63. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  64. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  65. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  66. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  67. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  68. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  69. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  70. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  71. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  72. 4.
    2913 — This album was very good considering the circumstances behind it. It also grew on me with each listen. Hopefully they can take things a step further on the next one.
  73. 5.
  74. 5.
  75. 5.
  76. 5.
  77. 5.
  78. 5.
  79. 5.
  80. 5.
    2789 — Demons and Wizards delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  81. 5.
    2789 — Demons and Wizards delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  82. 5.
    2789 — Demons and Wizards delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  83. 5.
    2789 — Demons and Wizards delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  84. 5.
    2789 — Demons and Wizards delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  85. 5.
    2789 — Demons and Wizards delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  86. 5.
    2789 — Demons and Wizards delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  87. 5.
    2789 — <b>Demons and Wizards</b> delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  88. 5.
    2789 — <b>Demons and Wizards</b> delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  89. 5.
    2789 — <b>Demons and Wizards</b> delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  90. 5.
    2789 — <b>Demons and Wizards</b> delivered once again with this release. This time they really mixed things up with using more acoustic parts, but that did not take anything away from the powerful drumming and riffs.
  91. 6.
  92. 6.
  93. 6.
  94. 6.
  95. 6.
  96. 6.
  97. 6.
  98. 6.
  99. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  100. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  101. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  102. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  103. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  104. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  105. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  106. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  107. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  108. 6.
    2633 — This band still showed even after five albums they could still release a quality power metal album without sounding boring or cliche'. Much better than &quot;<i>Crimson Thunder</i>&quot;
  109. 7.
  110. 7.
  111. 7.
  112. 7.
  113. 7.
  114. 7.
  115. 7.
  116. 7.
  117. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  118. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  119. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  120. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  121. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  122. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  123. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  124. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  125. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  126. 7.
    2589 — <b>Kreator</b> continued to stay the course after making a comeback with &quot;<i>Violent Revolution</i>&quot;. Brutal thrash at its best!
  127. 8.
  128. 8.
  129. 8.
  130. 8.
  131. 8.
  132. 8.
  133. 8.
  134. 8.
  135. 8.
  136. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  137. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  138. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  139. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  140. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  141. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  142. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  143. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  144. 8.
    3048 — Although it wasn't as good as &quot;<i>Permission To Land</i>&quot;, <b>The Darkness </b>showed some depth and diversity with this release. Being I like <b>E.L.O.</b> and<b> Queen</b>, this album was one that took some time to grow on me.
  145. 9.
  146. 9.
  147. 9.
  148. 9.
  149. 9.
  150. 9.
  151. 9.
  152. 9.
  153. 9.
  154. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  155. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  156. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  157. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  158. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  159. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  160. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  161. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  162. 9.
    2977 — This band is redefining what Nu Metal really is. Supercharged riffs, some excellent vocal work, but 14 songs was a bit much.
  163. 10.
  164. 10.
  165. 10.
  166. 10.
  167. 10.
  168. 10.
  169. 10.
  170. 10.
  171. 10.
  172. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  173. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  174. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  175. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  176. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  177. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  178. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  179. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  180. 10.
    2911 — <b>Opeth</b> are one of my favorite progressive death metal bands. Another classic in the making!
  181. 11.
  182. 11.
  183. 11.
  184. 11.
  185. 11.
  186. 11.
  187. 11.
  188. 11.
  189. 11.
  190. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  191. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  192. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  193. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  194. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  195. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  196. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  197. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  198. 11.
    3000 — This is another band that I really gave up on after &quot;<i>I Want Out Live</i>&quot;, maybe because in some parts of the US they were not getting as much airplay with future releases, or even getting proper distribution for their albums. This release also got me into alot of the latter stuff like &quot;<i>Master of the Rings</i>&quot; and &quot;<i>Time of the Oath</i>&quot;.
  199. 12.
  200. 12.
  201. 12.
  202. 12.
  203. 12.
  204. 12.
  205. 12.
  206. 12.
  207. 12.
  208. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  209. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  210. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  211. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  212. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  213. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  214. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  215. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  216. 12.
    2758 — I like what these guys have to offer. This is some great straight forward heavy metal.
  217. 13.
  218. 13.
  219. 13.
  220. 13.
  221. 13.
  222. 13.
  223. 13.
  224. 13.
  225. 13.
  226. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  227. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  228. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  229. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  230. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  231. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  232. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  233. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  234. 13.
    3065 — A great follow up to &quot;<i>Mesmerize</i>&quot;, though not as strong overall.
  235. 14.
  236. 14.
  237. 14.
  238. 14.
  239. 14.
  240. 14.
  241. 14.
  242. 14.
  243. 14.
  244. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  245. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  246. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  247. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  248. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  249. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  250. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  251. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  252. 14.
    2782 — <b>Falconer</b> kind of lost something with this release but I still liked it.
  253. 15.
  254. 15.
  255. 15.
  256. 15.
  257. 15.
  258. 15.
  259. 15.
  260. 15.
  261. 15.
  262. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.
  263. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.
  264. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.
  265. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.
  266. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.
  267. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.
  268. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.
  269. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.
  270. 15.
    Scott Stapp - The Great Divide — Not as good as <b>Creed</b>, but close. More stripped down and raw and very personal.

Surprises of the Year

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    2966 — I never really paid much attention to this band. The first album was ok. But this album was a big improvement, especially vocally. This is one of the few bands whose album really grabbed me from the first listen, only to grow with each spin. Great melodic power metal.
  12. 1.
    2966 — I never really paid much attention to this band. The first album was ok. But this album was a big improvement, especially vocally. This is one of the few bands whose album really grabbed me from the first listen, only to grow with each spin. Great melodic power metal.
  13. 1.
    2966 — I never really paid much attention to this band. The first album was ok. But this album was a big improvement, especially vocally. This is one of the few bands whose album really grabbed me from the first listen, only to grow with each spin. Great melodic power metal.
  14. 1.
    2966 — I never really paid much attention to this band. The first album was ok. But this album was a big improvement, especially vocally. This is one of the few bands whose album really grabbed me from the first listen, only to grow with each spin. Great melodic power metal.
  15. 1.
    2966 — I never really paid much attention to this band. The first album was ok. But this album was a big improvement, especially vocally. This is one of the few bands whose album really grabbed me from the first listen, only to grow with each spin. Great melodic power metal.
  16. 1.
    2966 — I never really paid much attention to this band. The first album was ok. But this album was a big improvement, especially vocally. This is one of the few bands whose album really grabbed me from the first listen, only to grow with each spin. Great melodic power metal.
  17. 1.
    2966 — I never really paid much attention to this band. The first album was ok. But this album was a big improvement, especially vocally. This is one of the few bands whose album really grabbed me from the first listen, only to grow with each spin. Great melodic power metal.
  18. 1.
    2966 — I never really paid much attention to this band. The first album was ok. But this album was a big improvement, especially vocally. This is one of the few bands whose album really grabbed me from the first listen, only to grow with each spin. Great melodic power metal.
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    3054 — Here's a guy who I really haven't paid much attention to and after 10 releases as a solo artist I really didn't expect anything exciting. This release is the closest he has sounded to classic Accept than anything else in my opinion. Excellent song structure and production.
  30. 2.
    3054 — Here's a guy who I really haven't paid much attention to and after 10 releases as a solo artist I really didn't expect anything exciting. This release is the closest he has sounded to classic Accept than anything else in my opinion. Excellent song structure and production.
  31. 2.
    3054 — Here's a guy who I really haven't paid much attention to and after 10 releases as a solo artist I really didn't expect anything exciting. This release is the closest he has sounded to classic Accept than anything else in my opinion. Excellent song structure and production.
  32. 2.
    3054 — Here's a guy who I really haven't paid much attention to and after 10 releases as a solo artist I really didn't expect anything exciting. This release is the closest he has sounded to classic Accept than anything else in my opinion. Excellent song structure and production.
  33. 2.
    3054 — Here's a guy who I really haven't paid much attention to and after 10 releases as a solo artist I really didn't expect anything exciting. This release is the closest he has sounded to classic Accept than anything else in my opinion. Excellent song structure and production.
  34. 2.
    3054 — Here's a guy who I really haven't paid much attention to and after 10 releases as a solo artist I really didn't expect anything exciting. This release is the closest he has sounded to classic Accept than anything else in my opinion. Excellent song structure and production.
  35. 2.
    3054 — Here's a guy who I really haven't paid much attention to and after 10 releases as a solo artist I really didn't expect anything exciting. This release is the closest he has sounded to classic Accept than anything else in my opinion. Excellent song structure and production.
  36. 2.
    3054 — Here's a guy who I really haven't paid much attention to and after 10 releases as a solo artist I really didn't expect anything exciting. This release is the closest he has sounded to classic Accept than anything else in my opinion. Excellent song structure and production.
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  47. 3.
    3023 — I didn't really know much about these guys, let alone listen to them until this release. This was one of those albums that got me so interested in the band that I ordered all of their earlier albums. Some great Death Metal!
  48. 3.
    3023 — I didn't really know much about these guys, let alone listen to them until this release. This was one of those albums that got me so interested in the band that I ordered all of their earlier albums. Some great Death Metal!
  49. 3.
    3023 — I didn't really know much about these guys, let alone listen to them until this release. This was one of those albums that got me so interested in the band that I ordered all of their earlier albums. Some great Death Metal!
  50. 3.
    3023 — I didn't really know much about these guys, let alone listen to them until this release. This was one of those albums that got me so interested in the band that I ordered all of their earlier albums. Some great Death Metal!
  51. 3.
    3023 — I didn't really know much about these guys, let alone listen to them until this release. This was one of those albums that got me so interested in the band that I ordered all of their earlier albums. Some great Death Metal!
  52. 3.
    3023 — I didn't really know much about these guys, let alone listen to them until this release. This was one of those albums that got me so interested in the band that I ordered all of their earlier albums. Some great Death Metal!
  53. 3.
    3023 — I didn't really know much about these guys, let alone listen to them until this release. This was one of those albums that got me so interested in the band that I ordered all of their earlier albums. Some great Death Metal!
  54. 3.
    3023 — I didn't really know much about these guys, let alone listen to them until this release. This was one of those albums that got me so interested in the band that I ordered all of their earlier albums. Some great Death Metal!
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    2943 — With the last few releases<b> King's X</b> seem to be going back to styles found on the first two or three releases. That's because they are using song that were written earlier on in their career but never used until now.Makes sense! I miss the sound and style of old. This album has its moments and I found it as listenable than anything they have done in the last five or six years.
  66. 4.
    2943 — With the last few releases<b> King's X</b> seem to be going back to styles found on the first two or three releases. That's because they are using song that were written earlier on in their career but never used until now.Makes sense! I miss the sound and style of old. This album has its moments and I found it as listenable than anything they have done in the last five or six years.
  67. 4.
    2943 — With the last few releases<b> King's X</b> seem to be going back to styles found on the first two or three releases. That's because they are using songs that were written earlier on in their career but never used until now. Makes sense! I miss the sound and style of old. This album has its moments and I found it as listenable than anything they have done in the last five or six years.
  68. 4.
    2943 — With the last few releases<b> King's X</b> seem to be going back to styles found on the first two or three releases. That's because they are using songs that were written earlier on in their career but never used until now. Makes sense! I miss the sound and style of old. This album has its moments and I found it as listenable than anything they have done in the last five or six years.
  69. 4.
    2943 — With the last few releases<b> King's X</b> seem to be going back to styles found on the first two or three releases. That's because they are using songs that were written earlier on in their career but never used until now. Makes sense! I miss the sound and style of old. This album has its moments and I found it as listenable than anything they have done in the last five or six years.
  70. 4.
    2943 — With the last few releases<b> King's X</b> seem to be going back to styles found on the first two or three releases. That's because they are using songs that were written earlier on in their career but never used until now. Makes sense! I miss the sound and style of old. This album has its moments and I found it as listenable than anything they have done in the last five or six years.
  71. 4.
    2943 — With the last few releases<b> King's X</b> seem to be going back to styles found on the first two or three releases. That's because they are using songs that were written earlier on in their career but never used until now. Makes sense! I miss the sound and style of old. This album has its moments and I found it as listenable than anything they have done in the last five or six years.
  72. 4.
    2943 — With the last few releases<b> King's X</b> seem to be going back to styles found on the first two or three releases. That's because they are using songs that were written earlier on in their career but never used until now. Makes sense! I miss the sound and style of old. This album has its moments and I found it as listenable than anything they have done in the last five or six years.
  73. 5.
  74. 5.
  75. 5.
  76. 5.
  77. 5.
  78. 5.
  79. 5.
  80. 5.
  81. 5.
  82. 5.
  83. 5.
    2830 — To finally see these first four albums re-mastered and re-released as a double disc set was a pleasant surprise. Most of them are out of print and very hard to find on CD. <b>Styx</b> recorded some of their best material in the early days and this package made a great additionto anyone's <b>Styx </b>catalog.
  84. 5.
    2830 — To finally see these first four albums re-mastered and re-released as a double disc set was a pleasant surprise. Most of them are out of print and very hard to find on CD. <b>Styx</b> recorded some of their best material in the early days and this package made a great additionto anyone's <b>Styx </b>catalog.
  85. 5.
    2830 — To finally see these first four albums re-mastered and re-released as a double disc set was a pleasant surprise. Most of them are out of print and very hard to find on CD. <b>Styx</b> recorded some of their best material in the early days and this package made a great additionto anyone's <b>Styx </b>catalog.
  86. 5.
    2830 — To finally see these first four albums re-mastered and re-released as a double disc set was a pleasant surprise. Most of them are out of print and very hard to find on CD. <b>Styx</b> recorded some of their best material in the early days and this package made a great additionto anyone's <b>Styx </b>catalog.
  87. 5.
    2830 — To finally see these first four albums re-mastered and re-released as a double disc set was a pleasant surprise. Most of them are out of print and very hard to find on CD. <b>Styx</b> recorded some of their best material in the early days and this package made a great additionto anyone's <b>Styx </b>catalog.
  88. 5.
    2830 — To finally see these first four albums re-mastered and re-released as a double disc set was a pleasant surprise. Most of them are out of print and very hard to find on CD. <b>Styx</b> recorded some of their best material in the early days and this package made a great additionto anyone's <b>Styx </b>catalog.
  89. 5.
    2830 — To finally see these first four albums re-mastered and re-released as a double disc set was a pleasant surprise. Most of them are out of print and very hard to find on CD. <b>Styx</b> recorded some of their best material in the early days and this package made a great additionto anyone's <b>Styx </b>catalog.
  90. 5.
    2830 — To finally see these first four albums re-mastered and re-released as a double disc set was a pleasant surprise. Most of them are out of print and very hard to find on CD. <b>Styx</b> recorded some of their best material in the early days and this package made a great additionto anyone's <b>Styx </b>catalog.

Disappointments

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    2958 — This was a real let down for me.This album just didn't grab me like &quot;<i>Tempo of the Damned</i>&quot;. I really had a hard time trying to like this one.
  13. 1.
    2958 — This was a real let down for me.This album just didn't grab me like &quot;<i>Tempo of the Damned</i>&quot;. I really had a hard time trying to like this one.
  14. 1.
    2958 — This was a real let down for me.This album just didn't grab me like &quot;<i>Tempo of the Damned</i>&quot;. I really had a hard time trying to like this one.
  15. 1.
    2958 — This was a real let down for me.This album just didn't grab me like &quot;<i>Tempo of the Damned</i>&quot;. I really had a hard time trying to like this one.
  16. 1.
    2958 — This was a real let down for me.This album just didn't grab me like &quot;<i>Tempo of the Damned</i>&quot;. I really had a hard time trying to like this one.
  17. 1.
    2958 — This was a real let down for me.This album just didn't grab me like &quot;<i>Tempo of the Damned</i>&quot;. I really had a hard time trying to like this one.
  18. 1.
    2958 — This was a real let down for me.This album just didn't grab me like &quot;<i>Tempo of the Damned</i>&quot;. I really had a hard time trying to like this one.
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    2927 — After they released &quot;7 Weeks Live In America&quot;, <b>Stryper </b>seemed well on their way to something much bigger. However, just like alot of other 80's hair metal bands that tried to make comebacks in the early 90's, <b>Stryper</b> seemed to want to disassociate themselves from a certain style and image by taking on another musical direction. The end result for me was some very average music. Nothing very exciting.
  31. 2.
    2927 — After they released &quot;7 Weeks Live In America&quot;, <b>Stryper </b>seemed well on their way to something much bigger. However, just like alot of other 80's hair metal bands that tried to make comebacks in the early 90's, <b>Stryper</b> seemed to want to disassociate themselves from a certain style and image by taking on another musical direction. The end result for me was some very average music. Nothing very exciting.
  32. 2.
    2927 — After they released &quot;7 Weeks Live In America&quot;, <b>Stryper </b>seemed well on their way to something much bigger. However, just like alot of other 80's hair metal bands that tried to make comebacks in the early 90's, <b>Stryper</b> seemed to want to disassociate themselves from a certain style and image by taking on another musical direction. The end result for me was some very average music. Nothing very exciting.
  33. 2.
    2927 — After they released &quot;7 Weeks Live In America&quot;, <b>Stryper </b>seemed well on their way to something much bigger. However, just like alot of other 80's hair metal bands that tried to make comebacks in the early 90's, <b>Stryper</b> seemed to want to disassociate themselves from a certain style and image by taking on another musical direction. The end result for me was some very average music. Nothing very exciting.
  34. 2.
    2927 — After they released &quot;7 Weeks Live In America&quot;, <b>Stryper </b>seemed well on their way to something much bigger. However, just like alot of other 80's hair metal bands that tried to make comebacks in the early 90's, <b>Stryper</b> seemed to want to disassociate themselves from a certain style and image by taking on another musical direction. The end result for me was some very average music. Nothing very exciting.
  35. 2.
    2927 — After they released &quot;7 Weeks Live In America&quot;, <b>Stryper </b>seemed well on their way to something much bigger. However, just like alot of other 80's hair metal bands that tried to make comebacks in the early 90's, <b>Stryper</b> seemed to want to disassociate themselves from a certain style and image by taking on another musical direction. The end result for me was some very average music. Nothing very exciting.
  36. 2.
    2927 — After they released &quot;7 Weeks Live In America&quot;, <b>Stryper </b>seemed well on their way to something much bigger. However, just like alot of other 80's hair metal bands that tried to make comebacks in the early 90's, <b>Stryper</b> seemed to want to disassociate themselves from a certain style and image by taking on another musical direction. The end result for me was some very average music. Nothing very exciting.
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    Dio - Evil or Divine Live — Well, as much as I love<b> Dio</b>, I can't stand it when he releases live albums where a majority of the tracks have been released 1000 over and over again! This live album did have some songs he never recorded before, but MAJORITY is the key word here. Come on Ronnie! You've been with bands like <b>Elf</b>, <b>Rainbow</b>, <b>Black Sabbatj</b> and solo. You mean to tell me there are no other songs that deserve the live treatment! Time to change your Depends you old fart!
  49. 3.
    Dio - Evil or Divine Live — Well, as much as I love<b> Dio</b>, I can't stand it when he releases live albums where a majority of the tracks have been released 1000 over and over again! This live album did have some songs he never recorded before, but MAJORITY is the key word here. Come on Ronnie! You've been with bands like <b>Elf</b>, <b>Rainbow</b>, <b>Black Sabbatj</b> and solo. You mean to tell me there are no other songs that deserve the live treatment! Time to change your Depends you old fart!
  50. 3.
    Dio - Evil or Divine Live — Well, as much as I love<b> Dio</b>, I can't stand it when he releases live albums where a majority of the tracks have been released 1000 over and over again! This live album did have some songs he never recorded before, but MAJORITY is the key word here. Come on Ronnie! You've been with bands like <b>Elf</b>, <b>Rainbow</b>, <b>Black Sabbath</b> and solo. You mean to tell me there are no other songs that deserve the live treatment! Time to change your Depends you old fart!
  51. 3.
    Dio - Evil or Divine Live — Well, as much as I love<b> Dio</b>, I can't stand it when he releases live albums where a majority of the tracks have been released 1000 over and over again! This live album did have some songs he never recorded before, but MAJORITY is the key word here. Come on Ronnie! You've been with bands like <b>Elf</b>, <b>Rainbow</b>, <b>Black Sabbath</b> and solo. You mean to tell me there are no other songs that deserve the live treatment? Time to change your Depends you old fart!
  52. 3.
    Dio - Evil or Divine Live — Well, as much as I love<b> Dio</b>, I can't stand it when he releases live albums where a majority of the tracks have been released 1000 over and over again! This live album did have some songs he never recorded before, but MAJORITY is the key word here. Come on Ronnie! You've been with bands like <b>Elf</b>, <b>Rainbow</b>, <b>Black Sabbath</b> and solo. You mean to tell me there are no other songs that deserve the live treatment? Time to change your Depends you old fart!
  53. 3.
    Dio - Evil or Divine Live — Well, as much as I love<b> Dio</b>, I can't stand it when he releases live albums where a majority of the tracks have been released 1000 over and over again! This live album did have some songs he never recorded before, but MAJORITY is the key word here. Come on Ronnie! You've been with bands like <b>Elf</b>, <b>Rainbow</b>, <b>Black Sabbath</b> and solo. You mean to tell me there are no other songs that deserve the live treatment? Time to change your Depends you old fart!
  54. 3.
    Dio - Evil or Divine Live — Well, as much as I love<b> Dio</b>, I can't stand it when he releases live albums where a majority of the tracks have been released 1000 over and over again! This live album did have some songs he never recorded before, but MAJORITY is the key word here. Come on Ronnie! You've been with bands like <b>Elf</b>, <b>Rainbow</b>, <b>Black Sabbath</b> and solo. You mean to tell me there are no other songs that deserve the live treatment? Time to change your Depends you old fart!
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  90. 5.

Joke of the Year

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    2767
  18. 1.
    2767 — Totally fucking sucks! With an album like this, who needs to listen to it? The album cover and song titles alone raised a boner, uh, I mean, red flag of what one could expect! Take it for what it's worth....NOTHING!
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Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
  2. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  3. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  4. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  5. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  6. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  7. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  8. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  9. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  10. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  11. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  12. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  13. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  14. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc. I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, probably no where near as much this year when compared to 2004. I actually started this at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  15. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review for me, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by some major bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc.</p> <p>I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, but no where near as many this year when compared to 2004. I'm also sure that because of time constraints, there are alot of other goodies I probably missed out on. As an example, I recently just got into the Black Metal band <b>Taake</b>; a band that would probably fit somewhere on my Top 15 or even Top 5 Surprises yet I just haven't had enough time to really justify putting them on there with just one or two listens.</p> <p>I actually started this list at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  16. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review for me, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by some major bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc.</p> <p>I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, but no where near as many this year when compared to 2004. I'm also sure that because of time constraints, there are alot of other goodies I probably missed out on. As an example, I recently just got into the Black Metal band <b>Taake</b>; a band that would probably fit somewhere on my Top 15 or even Top 5 Surprises yet I just haven't had enough time to really justify putting them on there with just one or two listens.</p> <p>I actually started this list at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  17. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review for me, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by some major bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc.</p> <p>I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, but no where near as many this year when compared to 2004. I'm also sure that because of time constraints, there are alot of other goodies I probably missed out on. As an example, I recently just got into the Black Metal band <b>Taake</b>; a band that would probably fit somewhere on my Top 15 or even Top 5 Surprises yet I just haven't had enough time to really justify putting them on there with just one or two listens.</p> <p>I actually started this list at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>
  18. 0
    — <p>Metal Reviews 2005 </p> <p>Well, another year has come and gone here at Metal Reviews. As far as albums go, 2005 had its fair share of winners and losers. If there is one word I can use that best describes the year in review for me, it would be "reunion". I don't remember a year that has had as many releases by some major bands which reformed recently after being out of the limelight for sometime; bands like <b>Candlemass</b>, <b>Judas Priest</b>, <b>Obituary</b>, <b>Stryper</b>, <b>Stratovarius</b>, etc.</p> <p>I tried to listen to as many albums as I could, but no where near as many this year when compared to 2004. I'm also sure that because of time constraints, there are alot of other goodies I probably missed out on. As an example, I recently just got into the Black Metal band <b>Taake</b>; a band that would probably fit somewhere on my Top 15 or even Top 5 Surprises yet I just haven't had enough time to really justify putting them on there with just one or two listens.</p> <p>I actually started this list at the beginning of the year and as it went on, I added those releases which I thought would fit somewhere on it. What you see above is the end result:</p>

Marty

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  2. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  3. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  4. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  5. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  6. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  7. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  8. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  9. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  10. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  11. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  12. 1.
    3000 — Not only the best Andi Deris era Helloween album, it ranks up there with the best that the band has ever done...an album definitely worthy of the "Keeper" name
  13. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  14. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  15. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  16. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  17. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  18. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  19. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  20. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  21. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  22. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  23. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  24. 2.
    2663 — This would've been my top pick but Helloween bumped it off at the last minute. A great comeback album, it has aspects from almost all eras of Priest and was in my CD player for a long time this year
  25. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  26. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  27. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  28. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  29. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  30. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  31. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  32. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  33. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  34. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  35. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  36. 3.
    2692 — The best album of this band's career!! Although it continues with the same sort of sound as previous efforts, the songs are better and they've perfected their brand of power metal
  37. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  38. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  39. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  40. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  41. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  42. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  43. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  44. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  45. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  46. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  47. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  48. 4.
    2624 — Not quite as good as their debut, this one's another killer melodic power metal album
  49. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  50. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  51. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  52. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  53. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  54. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  55. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  56. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  57. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  58. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  59. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  60. 5.
    2825 — Much better than the debut, it shows a heavier aspect of the Savatage sound and offers an alternative slant on melodic heavy metal
  61. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  62. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  63. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  64. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  65. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  66. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  67. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  68. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  69. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  70. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  71. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  72. 6.
    2809 — They sound so much like a Dio/Rainbow clone but I can't help but like this album very much....very catchy and very good
  73. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  74. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  75. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  76. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  77. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  78. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  79. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  80. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  81. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  82. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  83. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  84. 7.
    2964 — One of the best melodic hard rock/metal albums I've heard in a long time....reminds me of some of the classic Dokken CDs from the 80's
  85. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  86. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  87. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  88. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  89. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  90. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  91. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  92. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  93. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  94. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  95. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  96. 8.
    2855 — Their brand of ultra-heavy and modern metal blended with Warrel Dane's trademark vocal style makes them one of the more unique metal bands out there. Why these guys aren't huge right now baffles me...
  97. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  98. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  99. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  100. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  101. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  102. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  103. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  104. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  105. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  106. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  107. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  108. 9.
    2771 — Not quite The Chemical Wedding but another killer and heavy album from the Maiden frontman
  109. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  110. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  111. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  112. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  113. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  114. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  115. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  116. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  117. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  118. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  119. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  120. 10.
    2861 — This debut album just blew me away....excellent melodic power metal, solid songwriting and a lead vocalist that most bands would kill for!!
  121. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  122. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  123. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  124. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  125. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  126. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  127. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  128. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  129. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  130. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  131. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  132. 11.
    2751 — These guys keep on delivering album after album of classic German style heavy metal
  133. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever, these prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  134. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever, these prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  135. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever, these prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  136. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever, these prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  137. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever, these prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  138. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever. These prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  139. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever. These prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  140. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever. These prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  141. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever. These prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  142. 12.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever. These prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  143. 12.
    3085 — An awesome return to form. This one has so many catchy tracks that it's hard to stop playing it!!.....These guys are not going to sit around and rest on the laurels of Highway Star and Smoke On The Water for the rest of their lives
  144. 12.
    3085 — An awesome return to form. This one has so many catchy tracks that it's hard to stop playing it!!.....These guys are not going to sit around and rest on the laurels of Highway Star and Smoke On The Water for the rest of their lives
  145. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  146. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  147. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  148. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  149. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  150. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. Many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  151. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. Many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  152. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. Many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  153. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. Many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  154. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. Many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  155. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. Many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  156. 13.
    2880 — A great blend of Toni's trademark riffs and Glenn's very soulful voice. Many of the riffs on this album could've easily been worked into great Black Sabbath songs
  157. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  158. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  159. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  160. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  161. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  162. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  163. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  164. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  165. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  166. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  167. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  168. 14.
    3072 — A great doom metal band, this one has much more classic metal elements and much more uptempo songs than previous work
  169. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  170. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  171. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  172. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  173. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  174. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  175. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  176. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  177. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  178. 15.
    2709 — Not as good as Eternity, it shows that Freedom Call can still play solid melodic power metal without all the speediness of previous work
  179. 15.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever. These prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater
  180. 15.
    2815 — An awesome epic and more melodic than ever. These prog metal veterans should be stealing more of the limelight from bands like Dream Theater

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  2. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  3. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  4. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  5. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  6. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  7. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  8. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  9. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  10. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  11. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  12. 1.
    2935 — Holy Shit!!! If someone would've handed me this without telling me who it is, I would've sworn that it was a new Blind Guardian album. Sounding like the Tales From The Twilight World, Somewhere Far Beyond and Imaginations era Blind Guardian, the resemblance is stunning!!
  13. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  14. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  15. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  16. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  17. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  18. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  19. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  20. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  21. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  22. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  23. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  24. 2.
    3010 — Another debut album from a new power metal band that shows lots of promise with great songs and awesome vocals
  25. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  26. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  27. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  28. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  29. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  30. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  31. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  32. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  33. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  34. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  35. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  36. 3.
    2967 — After Supared, I'd pretty much given up on Michael Kiske releasing anything this solid!! The fact that PC69 members are involved shouldn't surprise me....great melodic hard rock/AOR stuff
  37. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  38. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  39. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  40. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  41. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  42. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  43. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  44. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  45. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  46. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  47. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  48. 4.
    2674 — Another new band that had a great debut album. Anything that Magnus Karlsson (Last Tribe) is involved with seems to all be good. Having TNT's Tony Harnell on vocals is also a great asset
  49. 5.
    2823 — Yah I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  50. 5.
    2823 — Yah I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  51. 5.
    2823 — Yah I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  52. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  53. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  54. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  55. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  56. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  57. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  58. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  59. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!
  60. 5.
    2823 — Yeh I know...(ducking flames)...I'm not a fan of Billy Idol's previous work but this album is a great album and I'm not ashamed to admit that I actually like it alot!!

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    2612 — Boring and nowhere near the quality of recent Grave Digger releases
  2. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  3. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  4. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  5. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  6. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  7. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  8. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  9. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  10. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  11. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  12. 1.
    2913 — It's a miracle that this album was ever made due to the trumoil with Timo Tolkki over the last couple of years. It has some very good songs but overall is a substandard release by these veterans. Now that things within the band have apparently stabilized, lets' hope that they get back on track
  13. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  14. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  15. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  16. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  17. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  18. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  19. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  20. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  21. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  22. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  23. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  24. 2.
    2648 — Crisp sound but no energy and edge....I think the well is running dry for Rolf
  25. 3.
    2782 — I like Sceptre Of Deception but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories
  26. 3.
    2782 — I like Sceptre Of Deception but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories
  27. 3.
    2782 — I like Sceptre Of Deception but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories
  28. 3.
    2782 — I like Sceptre Of Deception but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories
  29. 3.
    2782 — I like Sceptre Of Deception but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories
  30. 3.
    2782 — I like Sceptre Of Deception but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories
  31. 3.
    2782 — I like Sceptre Of Deception but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories
  32. 3.
    2782 — I like Sceptre Of Deception but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories
  33. 3.
    2782 — I liked Sceptre Of Deception with new vocalist Kris Gobel but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories. Getting original vocalist Mathias Blad back should mean great things for the future. This band is far from it's peak yet and I expect a return to more of the "medieval" feel of the debut and Chapters From A Vale Forlorn
  34. 3.
    2782 — I liked Sceptre Of Deception with new vocalist Kris Gobel but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories. Getting original vocalist Mathias Blad back should mean great things for the future. This band is far from it's peak yet and I expect a return to more of the "medieval" feel of the debut and Chapters From A Vale Forlorn
  35. 3.
    2782 — I liked Sceptre Of Deception with new vocalist Kris Gobel but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories. Getting original vocalist Mathias Blad back should mean great things for the future. This band is far from it's peak yet and I expect a return to more of the "medieval" feel of the debut and Chapters From A Vale Forlorn
  36. 3.
    2782 — I liked Sceptre Of Deception with new vocalist Kris Gobel but there's very few moments on this album that can compare with past glories. Getting original vocalist Mathias Blad back should mean great things for the future. This band is far from it's peak yet and I expect a return to more of the "medieval" feel of the debut and Chapters From A Vale Forlorn
  37. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  38. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  39. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  40. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  41. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  42. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  43. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  44. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  45. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  46. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  47. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  48. 4.
    2789 — It's not that it's a bad album, it just lacks the atmosphere of the first album and the songwriting quality. All of Jon's "twiddling" riffs are all starting to sound the same
  49. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  50. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  51. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  52. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  53. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  54. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  55. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  56. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  57. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  58. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  59. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest
  60. 5.
    2942 — I'm a huge fan and listened to this album quite a bit. There's some great songs and the sound of the album's great but overall there's just not enough solid tracks to keep my interest

Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...theyhave the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  2. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  3. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  4. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  5. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  6. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  7. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  8. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  9. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  10. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  11. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  12. 1.
    — Sharon Osbourne - She just committed career suicide for Ozzfest with her antics towards Iron Maiden. Ozzfest's credibility was already on shakey ground but it will all come crumbling down now. I wonder just who will go to next summer's shows.....you don't fuck with Maiden...they have the most loyal fans in metal today and they don't forgive and forget!!
  13. 2.
  14. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking gay??...enough said
  15. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking gay??...enough said
  16. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking gay??...enough said
  17. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking Gay??...enough said
  18. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking Gay??...enough said
  19. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking Gay??...enough said
  20. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking Gay??...enough said
  21. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking Gay??...enough said
  22. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking Gay??...enough said
  23. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking Gay??...enough said
  24. 2.
    2767 — Who really needs Totally Fucking Gay??...enough said
  25. 3.
  26. 3.
    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
  27. 3.
    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
  28. 3.
    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
  29. 3.
    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
  30. 3.
    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
  31. 3.
    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
  32. 3.
    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
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    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
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    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
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    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
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    2801 — legendary Sabbath bassist tried to do nu-metal....and it failed miserably
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Words / Final Thoughts

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    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <P> <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career.<BR> <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>....I loved their last album and only just got this one recently.<BR> Candlemass - Candlemass...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easliy one of the band's best so far. <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it.<P> I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the eyes for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better.<BR> Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (as I hoist a pint of Boddington's Pub Ale in a toast!!)<P> Marty.
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    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <P> <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career.<BR> <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far<BR> <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easliy one of the band's best. <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it.<P> I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better.<BR> Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!)<P> Marty.
  4. 0
    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <P> <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career.<BR> <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far<BR> <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easliy one of the band's best.<BR> <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it.<P> I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better.<BR> Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!)<P> Marty.
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    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <P> <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career.<BR> <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far<BR> <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easily one of the band's best.<BR> <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it.<P> I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better.<BR> Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!)<P> Marty.
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    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <P> <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career.<BR> <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far<BR> <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easily one of the band's best.<BR> <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it.<BR> <b>Deep Purple - Rapture Of The Deep</b>...one of their best albums in many years and it's been getting rave reviews.<BR> <b>U.D.O. - Mission No. X...with much better songwriting, the Accept quality of metal is finally starting to appear from these German veterans<P> I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better.<BR> Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!)<P> Marty.
  7. 0
    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career.<BR> <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easily one of the band's best. <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it. <b>Deep Purple - Rapture Of The Deep</b>...one of their best albums in many years and it's been getting rave reviews. <b>U.D.O. - Mission No. X</b>...with much better songwriting, the Accept quality of metal is finally starting to appear from these German veterans I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better.<BR> Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!)<P> Marty.
  8. 0
    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career. <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easily one of the band's best. <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it. <b>Deep Purple - Rapture Of The Deep</b>...one of their best albums in many years and it's been getting rave reviews. <b>U.D.O. - Mission No. X</b>...with much better songwriting, the Accept quality of metal is finally starting to appear from these German veterans I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better. Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!) Marty.
  9. 0
    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career. <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easily one of the band's best. <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it. <b>Deep Purple - Rapture Of The Deep</b>...one of their best albums in many years and it's been getting rave reviews. <b>U.D.O. - Mission No. X</b>...with much better songwriting, the Accept quality of metal is finally starting to appear from these German veterans I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better. Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!) Marty.
  10. 0
    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that didn't quite make the cut or ones that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career. <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easily one of the band's best. <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it. <b>Deep Purple - Rapture Of The Deep</b>...one of their best albums in many years and it's been getting rave reviews. <b>U.D.O. - Mission No. X</b>...with much better songwriting, the Accept quality of metal is finally starting to appear from these German veterans I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better. Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!) Marty.
  11. 0
    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that didn't quite make the cut or ones that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career. <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easily one of the band's best. <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it. <b>U.D.O. - Mission No. X</b>...with much better songwriting, the Accept quality of metal is finally starting to appear from these German veterans I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better. Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!) Marty.
  12. 0
    — This was a great year with some awesome releases. I wish to thank all the labels for their support as well as the unsigned bands that sent us promo material. Metal Reviews has expanded again with some new reviewers and a hearty "Welcome" to them all. There's several "honorable mentions" for my best of the year list; albums that didn't quite make the cut or ones that I just started listening to and would've probably made it onto list if I'd heard them earlier. <b>Sentenced - The Funeral Album</b>... Another great album and a fitting end to the band's career. <b>Vision Divine - The Perfect Machine</b>...I loved their last album and only just got this one recently. It sounds great so far <b>Candlemass - Candlemass</b>...I just started listening to this one about a week ago...easily one of the band's best. <b>Stream Of Passion</b>....Arjen Lucassen's latest with more of a gothic female fronted band approach. I like it very much but again, just started listening to it. <b>U.D.O. - Mission No. X</b>...with much better songwriting, the Accept quality of metal is finally starting to appear from these German veterans I could go on but suffice to say, there was a regular feast for the ears for pretty much all genre's of metal this year. Once again, I wish to thank the readers and hopefully the new "interactive" approaches that we have taken with MetalReviews.com will make the site even better. Here's to a great 2006 and all the best to everyone (hoisting a pint of perfectly chilled Boddington's Pub Ale!!) Favorite Song of 2005: <b>Helloween</b> - <i>King Of A 1000 Years</i> Marty.

Crims

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most matured and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  2. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most matured and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  3. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most matured and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  4. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  5. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  6. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  7. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  8. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  9. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  10. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  11. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  12. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  13. 1.
    2692 — This is an obvious choice for me. One of my favorite bands of this decade released what is probably their most mature and progressive effort to date. It did take more listens "to get" than a typical Kamelot release, but this was all but typical. A true acheivement in Melodic Power/Prog.
  14. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  15. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  16. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  17. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  18. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  19. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  20. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  21. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  22. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  23. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  24. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  25. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  26. 2.
    2840 — This year has been the year I finally got heavily into Dream Theater. Having owned their CDs for a good number of years, this was the first that I really took to them. Octavarium did not disappoint when I finally got around to it. Though musically it is different than Images And Words... in spirit, flow, and execution it's similar. In any case, the closet they've got since and what that means is great prog.
  27. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  28. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  29. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  30. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  31. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  32. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  33. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  34. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  35. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  36. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  37. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  38. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  39. 3.
    2739 — It's hard for me to ignore this release. I listened to it more than anything except for maybe The Black Halo. Though it might come across as accessiable due to perfect production and catchy clean choruses, admist extreme vocals, it is nethertheless perfectly excuted. There are few bands I can listen to that satisfies both my need for melodic music and aggressive music at the same time.
  40. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  41. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  42. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  43. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  44. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  45. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  46. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  47. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  48. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  49. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  50. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  51. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  52. 4.
    2855 — A nice rebound to what many deemed as a disappointing Enemies Of Reality. That was a very good CD, but we expect more from Nevermore, and this release delivered in a huge way. They toned down the heavy, down-tuned guitars a bit on this release, and the result was an experience more similar to Dreaming Neon Black. This is a good thing.
  53. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that they made BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that and manage to better themselves every CD in that regard. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences and this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense.
  54. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that they made BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that and manage to better themselves every CD in that regard. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences and this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense.
  55. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that they made BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that and manage to better themselves every CD in that regard. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences and this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense.
  56. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense.
  57. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense.
  58. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense.
  59. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense.
  60. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense.
  61. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense. If the riff at 2:30 of Flesh To Destroy doesn't make you head bang, you should probably stop listening to Metal.
  62. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense. If the riff at 2:35 of Flesh To Destroy doesn't make you head bang, you should probably stop listening to Metal.
  63. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense. If the riff at 2:35 of Flesh To Destroy doesn't make you head bang, you should probably stop listening to Metal.
  64. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense. If the riff at 2:35 of Flesh To Destroy doesn't make you head bang, you should probably stop listening to Metal.
  65. 5.
    2893 — I once read in an interview with Tchort of BRT that he started BRT to bring back head banging riffs and rhythms to Death Metal. They definitely exceed in that regard and manage to better themselves every CD. With a grittier production job and more Thrash influences, this CD is a neck breaker in the truest sense. If the riff at 2:35 of Flesh To Destroy doesn't make you head bang, you should probably stop listening to Metal.
  66. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  67. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  68. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  69. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  70. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  71. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  72. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  73. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  74. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  75. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  76. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  77. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  78. 6.
    2696 — German Power Metal doesn't get much better than this. Brainstorm does all the right things, abliet not the most original things. Regardless, I spent a lot of quality time with this.
  79. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  80. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  81. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  82. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  83. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  84. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  85. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  86. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  87. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  88. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  89. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  90. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  91. 7.
    2861 — I haven't enjoyed very many, if any new bands in the overly happy Power Metal genre ("Flower Metal" if you will) lately, with many bands being way too wussy with no edge. Then Timeless Miracle came along. It took a heavier guitar sound, 80's Power Metal influences (Stormwitch came to mind), and folk influences, but someone other than Freedom Call released a "Flower Metal" CD worth listening to, nevermind enjoying to great ends.
  92. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  93. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  94. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  95. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  96. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  97. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  98. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  99. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  100. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  101. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  102. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  103. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  104. 8.
    2942 — At last, a proper follow up to Power Plant. Yeah, so what if Hell Is Thy Home sounds like Leather Rebel, it still kicks ass.
  105. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy hstas been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought classic songs like Adjuing The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this is CD wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  106. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy hstas been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought classic songs like Adjuing The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this is CD wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  107. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy hstas been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought classic songs like Adjuing The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this is CD wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  108. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjuing The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  109. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  110. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  111. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  112. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  113. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD is wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  114. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD is wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  115. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD is wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  116. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD is wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  117. 9.
    Hypocrisy - Virus — Where the hell did this come from? For what seems like an eternity, Hyprocrisy has been playing atmospheric, mostly mid-paced Metal with spurts of aggression. Sure it was good, but most of us have fonder memories of the era that brought us classic songs like Adjusting The Sun. Well, Hyprocrisy is back, in a way. While not completely ditching the atmospheric sound of the last few releases, this CD is wholly more aggressive and brutal, bringing to memory images of even their first two releases. Welcome back Hypocrisy!
  118. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  119. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  120. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  121. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  122. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  123. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  124. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  125. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  126. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  127. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  128. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  129. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  130. 10.
    2646 — Normally I don't like Doom/Gothic Metal. Yet the CDs I do like in the genre, I like a lot. This release was one of those Doom CDs I loved. Though the lyrics got on the cheesy side at times, the combination of somber Doom and more up tempo, crushing Doom Metal sensibilities (plus excellent extreme and clean vocals) resulted in many repeated listens.
  131. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back, of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you liked hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  132. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back, of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you liked hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  133. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back, of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you liked hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  134. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  135. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  136. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  137. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  138. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  139. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  140. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  141. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  142. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  143. 11.
    2663 — A fine come back of sorts for Halford and friends. What I liked most about this CD is that there were songs from multiple incarnations of "The Priest sound". Indeed it was mostly dominated by a continuation of Painkiller, but if you listened hard enough, there were more 80's Priest in this CD than just the first single.
  144. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  145. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  146. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  147. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  148. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  149. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  150. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  151. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  152. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  153. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  154. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  155. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  156. 12.
    2685 — Alltogether mesmerizing, this is an excellent example of what Pagan Black Metal has to offer.
  157. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass. I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  158. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass. I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  159. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass. I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  160. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass. I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  161. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass. I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  162. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass! I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  163. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass! I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  164. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass! I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  165. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass! I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  166. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass! I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  167. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass! I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  168. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass! I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  169. 13.
    2718 — Messiah is back where he belongs, with Candlemass! I think I listened to Black Dwarf more than any song this year.
  170. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  171. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  172. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  173. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  174. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  175. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  176. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  177. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  178. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  179. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  180. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  181. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  182. 14.
    2754 — Another solid addition to the ever growing Nile catalogue. Not much to say here. More of the same, but done in only the way Nile can do it.
  183. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  184. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  185. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  186. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  187. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  188. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  189. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  190. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  191. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  192. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  193. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  194. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.
  195. 15.
    3000 — A fine CD by Helloween. I didn't quite go ape-shit over it like a lot of people, but I enjoyed it. They really went all out on this and it shows. Part of me still likes the simpler Helloween though.

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  3. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  4. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  5. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  6. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  7. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  8. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  9. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  10. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  11. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  12. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  13. 1.
    3013 — As much as I like Primal Fear they were getting a tad tiring. Before I started listening to this I mentioned to a friend, very sarcastically mind you, maybe Primal Fear has evolved their sound *chuckle* *chuckle*. Well, wouldn't you know it, Primal Fear finally evolved their sound. While not a complete depature from previous releases, it does sound different and stands on it own.
  14. 2.
  15. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  16. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  17. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  18. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  19. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  20. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  21. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  22. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  23. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  24. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  25. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  26. 2.
    2977 — I know what you're thinking. This is nu-metal. Ok, sure, but it's damn good nu-metal. With practically none of the rapping, lame start-stop riffs, whiney vocals, and quiet verse-"aggressive"chorus concepts populating what people consider nu-metal, this is one modern release I'm not ashamed to call Metal.
  27. 3.
  28. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  29. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  30. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  31. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  32. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  33. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  34. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  35. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  36. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  37. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  38. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  39. 3.
    2737 — A lot of the times solo stuff by established musicians is throw away material, but this was good. Not top 15 good, but good nevertheless. Nice compliment to his Dream Theater work.
  40. 4.
  41. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "
  42. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  43. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  44. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  45. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  46. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  47. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  48. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  49. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  50. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  51. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  52. 4.
    2793 — These guys almost almost did for modern Prog what Pagan's Mind did a few years ago. Notice how I said, "almost".
  53. 5.
  54. 5.
  55. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  56. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  57. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  58. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  59. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  60. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  61. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  62. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  63. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  64. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.
  65. 5.
    2897 — The most surprising fact about this release was the female vocalist. The music was good, don't get me wrong, but I was shocked when I looked the band photo after listening to the CD about 3 times.

Disappointments

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
    2781
  3. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal CD but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  4. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal CD but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  5. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  6. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I was expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  7. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I was expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  8. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I was expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  9. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I was expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  10. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I was expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  11. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I was expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  12. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I was expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  13. 1.
    3023 — It's nice to have Obituary back on the Death Metal scene but Cause Of Death this isn't. I guess we should have expected it since the final Obituary CD before the break up wasn't that great either. Good Death Metal, but I was expecting more from the band that brought us Cause Of Death and World Demise.
  14. 2.
  15. 2.
  16. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now. Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  17. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now. Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  18. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now. Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  19. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now. Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  20. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now! Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  21. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now! Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  22. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now! Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  23. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now! Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  24. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now! Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  25. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now! Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  26. 2.
    2762 — Please stop the madness. You don't have to release CDs every year. Stop it, now! Take a few years to write a CD and then crush us over the head like you did with Stronger Than Death. You know it's getting bad when even Zakk Wylde's guitar playing is putting me to sleep.
  27. 3.
  28. 3.
  29. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  30. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  31. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  32. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  33. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  34. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  35. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  36. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  37. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  38. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  39. 3.
    2924 — Bad CD? Not at all. In fact, in weaker years this might have made the top 15, but regardless it's still disappointing. For someone who worships Hatebreeder (someone being me), it makes me sad that this band has regulated itself to macho-pseudo-Thrash music with keys. Sure, they do it well, but even Hatecrew wasn't this dummied down compared to Hatebreeder.
  40. 4.
  41. 4.
  42. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  43. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  44. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  45. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  46. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  47. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  48. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  49. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  50. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  51. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  52. 4.
    2874 — What the heck was this? I confess, I was hoping for something that sounded like Transcendence. I guess I should have known since Midnight always wrote those weird acoustic tracks on Strange and Beautiful. Thank god he rejoined Crimson Glory. Put away the acoustic guitar and don the mask once more!
  53. 5.
  54. 5.
  55. 5.
    2779 — Whoops! And the award for mis-use of one of the best vocalist in Metal award goes to. Believe it or not I liked this CD to some degree, but Crystal Eyes were fine with their previous vocalist, in fact, their previous CD is far better than this one. Heed may not be the best thing musically, but at least it uses Heiman's voice properly.
  56. 5.
    2779 — Whoops! And the award for mis-use of one of the best vocalist in Metal award goes to. Believe it or not I liked this CD to some degree, but Crystal Eyes were fine with their previous vocalist, in fact, their previous CD is far better than this one. Heed may not be the best thing musically, but at least it uses Heiman's voice properly.
  57. 5.
    2779 — Whoops! And the award for mis-use of one of the best vocalist in Metal award goes to. Believe it or not I liked this CD to some degree, but Crystal Eyes were fine with their previous vocalist, in fact, their previous CD is far better than this one. Heed may not be the best thing musically, but at least it uses Heiman's voice properly.
  58. 5.
    2958 — Whoops! I guess somewhere in the last year Exodus forgot how to Thrash. I think there's more groove on this CD than James Brown record.
  59. 5.
    2958 — Whoops! I guess somewhere in the last year Exodus forgot how to Thrash. I think there's more groove on this CD than James Brown record.
  60. 5.
    2958 — Whoops! I guess somewhere in the last year Exodus forgot how to Thrash. I think there's more groove on this CD than a James Brown record.
  61. 5.
    2958 — Whoops! I guess somewhere in the last year Exodus forgot how to Thrash. I think there's more groove on this CD than a James Brown record.
  62. 5.
    2958 — Whoops! I guess somewhere in the last year Exodus forgot how to Thrash. I think there's more groove on this CD than a James Brown record.
  63. 5.
    2958 — Whoops! I guess somewhere in the last year Exodus forgot how to Thrash. I think there's more groove on this CD than on a James Brown record.
  64. 5.
    2958 — Whoops! I guess somewhere in the last year Exodus forgot how to Thrash. I think there's more groove on this CD than on a James Brown record.
  65. 5.
    2958 — Whoops! I guess somewhere in the last year Exodus forgot how to Thrash. I think there's more groove on this CD than on a James Brown record.

Joke of the Year

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Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
  2. 0
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  4. 0
    — <p>With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed.</p> <p>Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release, or releases from bands who hadn't done one in a long time. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest think we've got to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. </p> <p>2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD...</P>
  5. 0
    — <p>With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed.</p> <p>Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release, or releases from bands who hadn't done one in a long time. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest think we've got to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. </p> <p>2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD...</P>
  6. 0
    — With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed. Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release, or releases from bands who hadn't done one in a long time. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest think we've got to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. <p>2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD...</P>
  7. 0
    — With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed. Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release, or releases from bands who hadn't done one in a long time. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest think we've got to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. <p>2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD...</P>
  8. 0
    — With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed. Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release, or releases from bands who hadn't done one in a long time. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest think we've got to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. <p>2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD...</P>
  9. 0
    — With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed. Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release, or releases from bands who hadn't done one in a long time. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest think we've got to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. <p>2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD...</P>
  10. 0
    — With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed. Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release, or releases from bands who hadn't done one in a long time. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest think we've got to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. <p>2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD...</P>
  11. 0
    — With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed. Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release, or releases from bands who hadn't done one in a long time. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest think we've got to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. <p>2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD...</P>
  12. 0
    — With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in off. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed. Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest thing we've ever had to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. 2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Elcipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD... ~crims~
  13. 0
    — With this being my first year out of college and with a full time job my Metal listening time was cut in half. I still managed to get in what most would consider important releases of the year but I didn't have the oppurtunity to do as much exploring. Not to mention, hardly any time to write a review, unfortunately, as most of you probably noticed. Anyway, it was a good year, not really better or worse than the last. In a way it was the year of the come back release. Most of them were successful, some very (Priest and Candlemass) and others not so successful. Where this year was especially good were the concerts. At least in Toronto, we had more Power Metal bands than ever and we even had a huge performance by Priest as well as Gigantour. Gigantour was our first big Metal festival, probably ever. Sure, we have regular festivals with lesser-known local extreme bands, but Gigantour was the closest thing we've ever had to a European open air concert and it was fantastic (even if Life Of Agony blew). Anyway, it's a trend that's continuing with another visit by Sonata Arctica and Gamma Ray in May... not to mention two sold out shows by Bodom and Amon Amarth. Things are looking up in North America and I hope that results in two things: more North American Metal bands (not playing Metalcore or Grind) and more concerts. 2006 should be interesting. I'm really looking forward to a Nils K. Rue fronted Eidolon. I hope that their potential is finally reached now that they have an awesome vocalist. And if Amorphis' return to making quality Metal with Eclipse is any indication of the quality of the releases this year, 2006 should be a winner. Now, where is that new Hollenthon CD... ~crims~

Ben

Top Albums

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    2945
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    2945
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    2945
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    2852
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    2852
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    2852
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    2946
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    2946
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    2946
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    2957
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    2957
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    2957
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    2591
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    2591
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    2591
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    2790
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    2790
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    2790
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    2624
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    2624
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    2624
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    2738
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    2738
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    2738
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    2674
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    2674
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    2674
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    2974
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    2974
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    2974
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    3012
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    3012
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    3012
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    2721
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    2721
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    2721
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    2935
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    2935
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    2935
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    3000
  41. 14.
    3000
  42. 14.
    3000
  43. 15.
    2643
  44. 15.
    2643
  45. 15.
    2643

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    2793
  2. 1.
    2793
  3. 1.
    2793
  4. 2.
    2981
  5. 2.
    2981
  6. 2.
    2981
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    2700
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    2700
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    2700
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    2962
  11. 4.
    2962
  12. 4.
    2962
  13. 5.
    3013
  14. 5.
    2799
  15. 5.
    2799

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    2913
  2. 1.
    2913
  3. 1.
    2913
  4. 2.
    2924
  5. 2.
    2924
  6. 2.
    2924
  7. 3.
    2942
  8. 3.
    2942
  9. 3.
    2942
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  11. 4.
  12. 4.
    2633
  13. 5.
  14. 5.
  15. 5.

Joke of the Year

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    2913
  2. 1.
    2913
  3. 1.
    2913
  4. 2.
    2782
  5. 2.
    2782
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    2782
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  15. 5.

Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
    — <p> It's that time again, time for us to start compiling these lists to try and narrow down the best releases to a mere fifteen. This year wasn't as difficult for me as previous years because there just hasn't been too much that has blown my skirt up in 2005. <b>Vanishing Point</b> released a five hundred megaton monster with <i>Embrace the Silence</i> one of the handful of albums that I can truly say "I only played this for five days straight." <b>Redemption</b> shot to slot number two with their sophomore effort which is the single most satisfying Progressive Metal album of the year. What, <b>Bon Jovi</b> is at number three? No your eyes aren't deceiving you <i>Have A Nice Day</i> is just the most fun hard rock album of the year and deserves its spot in the upper echelons of the list. Regarding slots four and under, take them for what they really are, great albums and worthy of your attention if only for a brief listen. </p> <p> On a personal note, 2005 was a very eventful year for yours truly. My knowledge of the industry has grown even more due to the realization of one of my goals, going out on tour with <b>Lilitu</b>. That experience in itself was the highlight of the year. From meeting James Murphy in Florida and Liz Ciavallera (Metal Maniacs editress) in Chicago and New York, hanging out with Jay at CBGB's, singing <i>Hero</i> with <b>Nightrage</b>, to making friends with the entire travelling crew those five weeks were well spent. I'm also witnessing the growth of Metal Reviews and it looks fine from my perspective, the new additions to this team over the last few months means that the output of reviews and interviews will increase for you our ever faithful readers. Debate the choices by the staff members here and discuss your own picks for 2005, and make 2006 a hell of a year. </p>
  2. 0
    — <p> It's that time again, time for us to start compiling these lists to try and narrow down the best releases to a mere fifteen. This year wasn't as difficult for me as previous years because there just hasn't been too much that has blown my skirt up in 2005. <b>Vanishing Point</b> released a five hundred megaton monster with <i>Embrace the Silence</i> one of the handful of albums that I can truly say "I only played this for five days straight." <b>Redemption</b> shot to slot number two with their sophomore effort which is the single most satisfying Progressive Metal album of the year. What, <b>Bon Jovi</b> is at number three? No your eyes aren't deceiving you <i>Have A Nice Day</i> is just the most fun hard rock album of the year and deserves its spot in the upper echelons of the list. Regarding slots four and under, take them for what they really are, great albums and worthy of your attention if only for a brief listen. </p> <p> On a personal note, 2005 was a very eventful year for yours truly. My knowledge of the industry has grown even more due to the realization of one of my goals, going out on tour with <b>Lilitu</b>. That experience in itself was the highlight of the year. From meeting James Murphy in Florida and Liz Ciavallera (Metal Maniacs editress) in Chicago and New York, hanging out with Jay at CBGB's, singing <i>Hero</i> with <b>Nightrage</b>, to making friends with the entire travelling crew those five weeks were well spent. I'm also witnessing the growth of Metal Reviews and it looks fine from my perspective, the new additions to this team over the last few months means that the output of reviews and interviews will increase for you our ever faithful readers. Debate the choices by the staff members here and discuss your own picks for 2005, and make 2006 a hell of a year. </p>
  3. 0
    — <p> It's that time again, time for us to start compiling these lists to try and narrow down the best releases to a mere fifteen. This year wasn't as difficult for me as previous years because there just hasn't been too much that has blown my skirt up in 2005. <b>Vanishing Point</b> released a five hundred megaton monster with <i>Embrace the Silence</i> one of the handful of albums that I can truly say "I only played this for five days straight." <b>Redemption</b> shot to slot number two with their sophomore effort which is the single most satisfying Progressive Metal album of the year. What, <b>Bon Jovi</b> is at number three? No your eyes aren't deceiving you <i>Have A Nice Day</i> is just the most fun hard rock album of the year and deserves its spot in the upper echelons of the list. Regarding slots four and under, take them for what they really are, great albums and worthy of your attention if only for a brief listen. </p> <p> On a personal note, 2005 was a very eventful year for yours truly. My knowledge of the industry has grown even more due to the realization of one of my goals, going out on tour with <b>Lilitu</b>. That experience in itself was the highlight of the year. From meeting James Murphy in Florida and Liz Ciavallera (Metal Maniacs editress) in Chicago and New York, hanging out with Jay at CBGB's, singing <i>Hero</i> with <b>Nightrage</b>, to making friends with the entire travelling crew those five weeks were well spent. I'm also witnessing the growth of Metal Reviews and it looks fine from my perspective, the new additions to this team over the last few months means that the output of reviews and interviews will increase for you our ever faithful readers. Debate the choices by the staff members here and discuss your own picks for 2005, and make 2006 a hell of a year. </p>

Alex

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    3055 — Listening to it over and over, it became a perfect amalgam of grief, melody, heaviness and lyrics. The story of Lucifer's banishment from heaven ... through the eyes of Lucifer himself
  2. 1.
    3055 — Listening to it over and over, it became a perfect amalgam of grief, melody, heaviness and lyrics. The story of Lucifer's banishment from heaven ... through the eyes of Lucifer himself
  3. 1.
    3055 — Listening to it over and over, it became a perfect amalgam of grief, melody, heaviness and lyrics. The story of Lucifer's banishment from heaven ... through the eyes of Lucifer himself
  4. 1.
    3055 — Listening to it over and over, it became a perfect amalgam of grief, melody, heaviness and lyrics. The story of Lucifer's banishment from heaven ... through the eyes of Lucifer himself
  5. 1.
    3055 — Listening to it over and over, it became a perfect amalgam of grief, melody, heaviness and lyrics. The story of Lucifer's banishment from heaven ... through the eyes of Lucifer himself
  6. 1.
    3055 — Listening to it over and over, it became a perfect amalgam of grief, melody, heaviness and lyrics. The story of Lucifer's banishment from heaven ... through the eyes of Lucifer himself
  7. 1.
    3055 — Listening to it over and over, it became a perfect amalgam of grief, melody, heaviness and lyrics. The story of Lucifer's banishment from heaven ... through the eyes of Lucifer himself
  8. 1.
    3055 — Listening to it over and over, it became a perfect amalgam of grief, melody, heaviness and lyrics. The story of Lucifer's banishment from heaven ... through the eyes of Lucifer himself
  9. 2.
  10. 2.
    2591 — My favorite all-time band never produced a bad album. And to top it off, these guys are great people
  11. 2.
    2591 — My favorite all-time band never produced a bad album. And to top it off, these guys are great people
  12. 2.
    2591 — My favorite all-time band never produced a bad album. And to top it off, these guys are great people
  13. 2.
    2591 — My favorite all-time band never produced a bad album. And to top it off, these guys are great people
  14. 2.
    2591 — My favorite all-time band never produced a bad album. And to top it off, these guys are great people
  15. 2.
    2591 — My favorite all-time band never produced a bad album. And to top it off, these guys are great people
  16. 2.
    2591 — My favorite all-time band never produced a bad album. And to top it off, these guys are great people
  17. 3.
  18. 3.
    2778 — Why aren't more reviewers singling out this album? My feelings on them calling it quits are mixed - on one hand if they will never produce another album, they just made a true statement to be respected, but if they never make music again it will be all our loss
  19. 3.
    2778 — Why aren't more reviewers singling out this album? My feelings on them calling it quits are mixed - on one hand if they will never produce another album, they just made a true statement to be respected, but if they never make music again it will be all our loss
  20. 3.
    2778 — Why aren't more reviewers singling out this album? My feelings on them calling it quits are mixed - on one hand if they will never produce another album, they just made a true statement to be respected, but if they never make music again it will be all our loss
  21. 3.
    2778 — Why aren't more reviewers singling out this album? My feelings on them calling it quits are mixed - on one hand if they will never produce another album, they just made a true statement to be respected, but if they never make music again it will be all our loss
  22. 3.
    2778 — Why aren't more reviewers singling out this album? My feelings on them calling it quits are mixed - on one hand if they will never produce another album, they just made a true statement to be respected, but if they never make music again it will be all our loss
  23. 3.
    2778 — Why aren't more reviewers singling out this album? My feelings on them calling it quits are mixed - on one hand if they will never produce another album, they just made a true statement to be respected, but if they never make music again it will be all our loss
  24. 3.
    2778 — Why aren't more reviewers singling out this album? My feelings on them calling it quits are mixed - on one hand if they will never produce another album, they just made a true statement to be respected, but if they never make music again it will be all our loss
  25. 4.
  26. 4.
    Slumber - Fallout — Another great album in the gothic doomdeath style
  27. 4.
    Slumber - Fallout — Another great album in the gothic doomdeath style
  28. 4.
    Slumber - Fallout — Another great album in the gothic doomdeath style
  29. 4.
    Slumber - Fallout — Another great album in the gothic doomdeath style
  30. 4.
    Slumber - Fallout — Another great album in the gothic doomdeath style
  31. 4.
    Slumber - Fallout — Another great album in the gothic doomdeath style
  32. 4.
    Slumber - Fallout — Another great album in the gothic doomdeath style
  33. 5.
  34. 5.
    2623 — Funny name, serious music. Move over Behemoth, make room for Yyrkoon in the land of black-death metal crossover
  35. 5.
    2623 — Funny name, serious music. Move over Behemoth, make room for Yyrkoon in the land of black-death metal crossover
  36. 5.
    2623 — Funny name, serious music. Move over Behemoth, make room for Yyrkoon in the land of black-death metal crossover
  37. 5.
    2623 — Funny name, serious music. Move over Behemoth, make room for Yyrkoon in the land of black-death metal crossover
  38. 5.
    2623 — Funny name, serious music. Move over Behemoth, make room for Yyrkoon in the land of black-death metal crossover
  39. 5.
    2623 — Funny name, serious music. Move over Behemoth, make room for Yyrkoon in the land of black-death metal crossover
  40. 5.
    2623 — Funny name, serious music. Move over Behemoth, make room for Yyrkoon in the land of black-death metal crossover
  41. 6.
  42. 6.
    2758 — Traditional heavy metal with the unusual and forward thinking approach
  43. 6.
    2758 — Traditional heavy metal with the unusual and forward thinking approach
  44. 6.
    2758 — Traditional heavy metal with the unusual and forward thinking approach
  45. 6.
    2758 — Traditional heavy metal with the unusual and forward thinking approach
  46. 6.
    2758 — Traditional heavy metal with the unusual and forward thinking approach
  47. 6.
    2758 — Traditional heavy metal with the unusual and forward thinking approach
  48. 6.
    2758 — Traditional heavy metal with the unusual and forward thinking approach
  49. 7.
  50. 7.
    2857 — Black Sabbath can be worshipped with class
  51. 7.
    2857 — Black Sabbath can be worshipped with class
  52. 7.
    2857 — Black Sabbath can be worshipped with class
  53. 7.
    2857 — Black Sabbath can be worshipped with class
  54. 7.
    2857 — Black Sabbath can be worshipped with class
  55. 7.
    2857 — Black Sabbath can be worshipped with class
  56. 7.
    2857 — Black Sabbath can be worshipped with class
  57. 8.
  58. 8.
    3072 — Candlemass probably has heavier riffs, but Grand Magus has more memorable songs
  59. 8.
    3072 — Candlemass probably has heavier riffs, but Grand Magus has more memorable songs
  60. 8.
    3072 — Candlemass probably has heavier riffs, but Grand Magus has more memorable songs
  61. 8.
    3072 — Candlemass probably has heavier riffs, but Grand Magus has more memorable songs
  62. 8.
    3072 — Candlemass probably has heavier riffs, but Grand Magus has more memorable songs
  63. 8.
    3072 — Candlemass probably has heavier riffs, but Grand Magus has more memorable songs
  64. 8.
    3072 — Candlemass probably has heavier riffs, but Grand Magus has more memorable songs
  65. 9.
  66. 9.
    2869 — If you had to pick one acoustic album, this one is it in 2005. Quiet explosion of emotions
  67. 9.
    2869 — If you had to pick one acoustic album, this one is it in 2005. Quiet explosion of emotions
  68. 9.
    2869 — If you had to pick one acoustic album, this one is it in 2005. Quiet explosion of emotions
  69. 9.
    2869 — If you had to pick one acoustic album, this one is it in 2005. Quiet explosion of emotions
  70. 9.
    2869 — If you had to pick one acoustic album, this one is it in 2005. Quiet explosion of emotions
  71. 9.
    2869 — If you had to pick one acoustic album, this one is it in 2005. Quiet explosion of emotions
  72. 9.
    2869 — If you had to pick one acoustic album, this one is it in 2005. Quiet explosion of emotions
  73. 10.
  74. 10.
    2663 — The band that made me listen to metal back in the early 80s is alive and relevant again. Who would have thought? A few weaker tracks do not obscure the overall appeal of this album
  75. 10.
    2663 — The band that made me listen to metal back in the early 80s is alive and relevant again. Who would have thought? A few weaker tracks do not obscure the overall appeal of this album
  76. 10.
    2663 — The band that made me listen to metal back in the early 80s is alive and relevant again. Who would have thought? A few weaker tracks do not obscure the overall appeal of this album
  77. 10.
    2663 — The band that made me listen to metal back in the early 80s is alive and relevant again. Who would have thought? A few weaker tracks do not obscure the overall appeal of this album
  78. 10.
    2663 — The band that made me listen to metal back in the early 80s is alive and relevant again. Who would have thought? A few weaker tracks do not obscure the overall appeal of this album
  79. 10.
    2663 — The band that made me listen to metal back in the early 80s is alive and relevant again. Who would have thought? A few weaker tracks do not obscure the overall appeal of this album
  80. 10.
    2663 — The band that made me listen to metal back in the early 80s is alive and relevant again. Who would have thought? A few weaker tracks do not obscure the overall appeal of this album
  81. 11.
  82. 11.
    2771 — This may not be Chemical Wedding (nothing would be), but a solid, well crafted album nonetheless
  83. 11.
    2771 — This may not be Chemical Wedding (nothing would be), but a solid, well crafted album nonetheless
  84. 11.
    2771 — This may not be Chemical Wedding (nothing would be), but a solid, well crafted album nonetheless
  85. 11.
    2771 — This may not be Chemical Wedding (nothing would be), but a solid, well crafted album nonetheless
  86. 11.
    2771 — This may not be Chemical Wedding (nothing would be), but a solid, well crafted album nonetheless
  87. 11.
    2771 — This may not be Chemical Wedding (nothing would be), but a solid, well crafted album nonetheless
  88. 11.
    2771 — This may not be Chemical Wedding (nothing would be), but a solid, well crafted album nonetheless
  89. 12.
  90. 12.
    2590 — Spirit of Valfar, please, have your mercy on this bunch
  91. 12.
    2590 — Spirit of Valfar, please, have your mercy on this bunch
  92. 12.
    2590 — Spirit of Valfar, please, have your mercy on this bunch
  93. 12.
    2590 — Spirit of Valfar, please, have your mercy on this bunch
  94. 12.
    2590 — Spirit of Valfar, please, have your mercy on this bunch
  95. 12.
    2590 — Spirit of Valfar, please, have your mercy on this bunch
  96. 12.
    2590 — Spirit of Valfar, please, have your mercy on this bunch
  97. 13.
  98. 13.
    3011 — Instead of labeling it as a surprise, why don't we say what is true - non-orthodox album mixing many an influence that deserves to be on your listening list
  99. 13.
    3011 — Instead of labeling it as a surprise, why don't we say what is true - non-orthodox album mixing many an influence that deserves to be on your listening list
  100. 13.
    3011 — Instead of labeling it as a surprise, why don't we say what is true - non-orthodox album mixing many an influence that deserves to be on your listening list
  101. 13.
    3011 — Instead of labeling it as a surprise, why don't we say what is true - non-orthodox album mixing many an influence that deserves to be on your listening list
  102. 13.
    3011 — Instead of labeling it as a surprise, why don't we say what is true - non-orthodox album mixing many an influence that deserves to be on your listening list
  103. 13.
    3011 — Instead of labeling it as a surprise, why don't we say what is true - non-orthodox album mixing many an influence that deserves to be on your listening list
  104. 13.
    3011 — Instead of labeling it as a surprise, why don't we say what is true - non-orthodox album mixing many an influence that deserves to be on your listening list
  105. 14.
  106. 14.
    3015 — Up and coming American death metal band with black metal melodies, politically charged and vicious album
  107. 14.
    3015 — Up and coming American death metal band with black metal melodies, politically charged and vicious album
  108. 14.
    3015 — Up and coming American death metal band with black metal melodies, politically charged and vicious album
  109. 14.
    3015 — Up and coming American death metal band with black metal melodies, politically charged and vicious album
  110. 14.
    3015 — Up and coming American death metal band with black metal melodies, politically charged and vicious album
  111. 14.
    3015 — Up and coming American death metal band with black metal melodies, politically charged and vicious album
  112. 14.
    3015 — Up and coming American death metal band with black metal melodies, politically charged and vicious album
  113. 15.
  114. 15.
    2646 — These guys have evolved in the premier American melodic doom band
  115. 15.
    2646 — These guys have evolved in the premier American melodic doom band
  116. 15.
    2646 — These guys have evolved in the premier American melodic doom band
  117. 15.
    2646 — These guys have evolved in the premier American melodic doom band
  118. 15.
    2646 — These guys have evolved in the premier American melodic doom band
  119. 15.
    2646 — These guys have evolved in the premier American melodic doom band
  120. 15.
    2646 — These guys have evolved in the premier American melodic doom band

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
    2972 — A quantum leap jump for this band from Belarus - extreme, melodic and paying homage to the roots
  3. 1.
    2972 — A quantum leap jump for this band from Belarus - extreme, melodic and paying homage to the roots
  4. 1.
    2972 — A quantum leap jump for this band from Belarus - extreme, melodic and paying homage to the roots
  5. 1.
    2972 — A quantum leap jump for this band from Belarus - extreme, melodic and paying homage to the roots
  6. 1.
    2972 — A quantum leap jump for this band from Belarus - extreme, melodic and paying homage to the roots
  7. 1.
    2972 — A quantum leap jump for this band from Belarus - extreme, melodic and paying homage to the roots
  8. 1.
    2972 — A quantum leap jump for this band from Belarus - extreme, melodic and paying homage to the roots
  9. 2.
  10. 2.
    2846 — When one 50 min + doom track is not boring, you have to call it a surprise
  11. 2.
    2846 — When one 50 min + doom track is not boring, you have to call it a surprise
  12. 2.
    2846 — When one 50 min + doom track is not boring, you have to call it a surprise
  13. 2.
    2846 — When one 50 min + doom track is not boring, you have to call it a surprise
  14. 2.
    2846 — When one 50 min + doom track is not boring, you have to call it a surprise
  15. 2.
    2846 — When one 50 min + doom track is not boring, you have to call it a surprise
  16. 2.
    2846 — When one 50 min + doom track is not boring, you have to call it a surprise
  17. 3.
  18. 3.
    2696 — The surprise is that no power metal album cracked my Top 15 this year, Brainstorm at least kicks some serious ass
  19. 3.
    2696 — The surprise is that no power metal album cracked my Top 15 this year, Brainstorm at least kicks some serious ass
  20. 3.
    2696 — The surprise is that no power metal album cracked my Top 15 this year, Brainstorm at least kicks some serious ass
  21. 3.
    2696 — The surprise is that no power metal album cracked my Top 15 this year, Brainstorm at least kicks some serious ass
  22. 3.
    2696 — The surprise is that no power metal album cracked my Top 15 this year, Brainstorm at least kicks some serious ass
  23. 3.
    2696 — The surprise is that no power metal album cracked my Top 15 this year, Brainstorm at least kicks some serious ass
  24. 3.
    2696 — The surprise is that no power metal album cracked my Top 15 this year, Brainstorm at least kicks some serious ass
  25. 4.
  26. 4.
    2678 — The state of Tennessee can produce metal, with a Ph.D holder in biomechanical engineering as a band leader. Brainy blackened thrash of high caliber is on display
  27. 4.
    2678 — The state of Tennessee can produce metal, with a Ph.D holder in biomechanical engineering as a band leader. Brainy blackened thrash of high caliber is on display
  28. 4.
    2678 — The state of Tennessee can produce metal, with a Ph.D holder in biomechanical engineering as a band leader. Brainy blackened thrash of high caliber is on display
  29. 4.
    2678 — The state of Tennessee can produce metal, with a Ph.D holder in biomechanical engineering as a band leader. Brainy blackened thrash of high caliber is on display
  30. 4.
    2678 — The state of Tennessee can produce metal, with a Ph.D holder in biomechanical engineering as a band leader. Brainy blackened thrash of high caliber is on display
  31. 4.
    2678 — The state of Tennessee can produce metal, with a Ph.D holder in biomechanical engineering as a band leader. Brainy blackened thrash of high caliber is on display
  32. 4.
    2678 — The state of Tennessee can produce metal, with a Ph.D holder in biomechanical engineering as a band leader. Brainy blackened thrash of high caliber is on display
  33. 5.
  34. 5.
    Katai Tamas - Erika Szobaja — From the creator of Thy Catafalque - completely non-metal, completely captivating
  35. 5.
    Katai Tamas - Erika Szobaja — From the creator of Thy Catafalque - completely non-metal, completely captivating
  36. 5.
    Katai Tamas - Erika Szobaja — From the creator of Thy Catafalque - completely non-metal, completely captivating
  37. 5.
    Katai Tamas - Erika Szobaja — From the creator of Thy Catafalque - completely non-metal, completely captivating
  38. 5.
    Katai Tamas - Erika Szobaja — From the creator of Thy Catafalque - completely non-metal, completely captivating
  39. 5.
    Katai Tamas - Erika Szobaja — From the creator of Thy Catafalque - completely non-metal, completely captivating
  40. 5.
    Katai Tamas - Erika Szobaja — From the creator of Thy Catafalque - completely non-metal, completely captivating

Disappointments

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
    2698 — This band is too damn good to be producing commercial radio friendly rock. Not to worry, I already heard Acoustic Verses (early 2006 release) and it took my breath away
  3. 1.
    2698 — This band is too damn good to be producing commercial radio friendly rock. Not to worry, I already heard Acoustic Verses (early 2006 release) and it took my breath away
  4. 1.
    2698 — This band is too damn good to be producing commercial radio friendly rock. Not to worry, I already heard Acoustic Verses (early 2006 release) and it took my breath away
  5. 1.
    2698 — This band is too damn good to be producing commercial radio friendly rock. Not to worry, I already heard Acoustic Verses (early 2006 release) and it took my breath away
  6. 1.
    2698 — This band is too damn good to be producing commercial radio friendly rock. Not to worry, I already heard Acoustic Verses (early 2006 release) and it took my breath away
  7. 1.
    2698 — This band is too damn good to be producing commercial radio friendly rock. Not to worry, I already heard Acoustic Verses (early 2006 release) and it took my breath away
  8. 1.
    2698 — This band is too damn good to be producing commercial radio friendly rock. Not to worry, I already heard Acoustic Verses (early 2006 release) and it took my breath away
  9. 2.
  10. 2.
    2855 — This will not be a popular pick, I know. But I could not ignore the fact that some unbelievable songs on this album stand hand in hand with the utterly regretable ones
  11. 2.
    2855 — This will not be a popular pick, I know. But I could not ignore the fact that some unbelievable songs on this album stand hand in hand with the utterly regretable ones
  12. 2.
    2855 — This will not be a popular pick, I know. But I could not ignore the fact that some unbelievable songs on this album stand hand in hand with the utterly regretable ones
  13. 2.
    2855 — This will not be a popular pick, I know. But I could not ignore the fact that some unbelievable songs on this album stand hand in hand with the utterly regretable ones
  14. 2.
    2855 — This will not be a popular pick, I know. But I could not ignore the fact that some unbelievable songs on this album stand hand in hand with the utterly regretable ones
  15. 2.
    2855 — This will not be a popular pick, I know. But I could not ignore the fact that some unbelievable songs on this album stand hand in hand with the utterly regretable ones
  16. 2.
    2855 — This will not be a popular pick, I know. But I could not ignore the fact that some unbelievable songs on this album stand hand in hand with the utterly regretable ones
  17. 3.
  18. 3.
    3045 — For so much hype, how is this better than Imaginary Sonicscape? Production is a final nail in the coffin
  19. 3.
    3045 — For so much hype, how is this better than Imaginary Sonicscape? Production is a final nail in the coffin
  20. 3.
    3045 — For so much hype, how is this better than Imaginary Sonicscape? Production is a final nail in the coffin
  21. 3.
    3045 — For so much hype, how is this better than Imaginary Sonicscape? Production is a final nail in the coffin
  22. 3.
    3045 — For so much hype, how is this better than Imaginary Sonicscape? Production is a final nail in the coffin
  23. 3.
    3045 — For so much hype, how is this better than Imaginary Sonicscape? Production is a final nail in the coffin
  24. 3.
    3045 — For so much hype, how is this better than Imaginary Sonicscape? Production is a final nail in the coffin
  25. 4.
  26. 4.
    2860 — Try as I might, I could not get into it at all
  27. 4.
    2860 — Try as I might, I could not get into it at all
  28. 4.
    2860 — Try as I might, I could not get into it at all
  29. 4.
    2860 — Try as I might, I could not get into it at all
  30. 4.
    2860 — Try as I might, I could not get into it at all
  31. 4.
    2860 — Try as I might, I could not get into it at all
  32. 4.
    2860 — Try as I might, I could not get into it at all
  33. 5.
  34. 5.
    2985 — I probably read about the album too much before I actually got to listen it. Never go into something with your expectations overblown
  35. 5.
    2985 — I probably read about the album too much before I actually got to listen it. Never go into something with your expectations overblown
  36. 5.
    2985 — I probably read about the album too much before I actually got to listen it. Never go into something with your expectations overblown
  37. 5.
    2985 — I probably read about the album too much before I actually got to listen it. Never go into something with your expectations overblown
  38. 5.
    2985 — I probably read about the album too much before I actually got to listen it. Never go into something with your expectations overblown
  39. 5.
    2985 — I probably read about the album too much before I actually got to listen it. Never go into something with your expectations overblown
  40. 5.
    2985 — I probably read about the album too much before I actually got to listen it. Never go into something with your expectations overblown

Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
    2810 — This is a simple recipe, really: you produce an unlistenable noise, then call everybody an idiot for not "comprehending your art"
  3. 1.
    2810 — This is a simple recipe, really: you produce an unlistenable noise, then call everybody an idiot for not "comprehending your art"
  4. 1.
    2810 — This is a simple recipe, really: you produce an unlistenable noise, then call everybody an idiot for not "comprehending your art"
  5. 1.
    2810 — This is a simple recipe, really: you produce an unlistenable noise, then call everybody an idiot for not "comprehending your art"
  6. 1.
    2810 — This is a simple recipe, really: you produce an unlistenable noise, then call everybody an idiot for not "comprehending your art"
  7. 1.
    2810 — This is a simple recipe, really: you produce an unlistenable noise, then call everybody an idiot for not "comprehending your art"
  8. 1.
    2810 — This is a simple recipe, really: you produce an unlistenable noise, then call everybody an idiot for not "comprehending your art"
  9. 2.
  10. 2.
    2870 — I just don't get it - what is the bruhaha all about? Mediocre angsty metal/hardcore crossover should not be this popular
  11. 2.
    2870 — I just don't get it - what is the bruhaha all about? Mediocre angsty metal/hardcore crossover should not be this popular
  12. 2.
    2870 — I just don't get it - what is the bruhaha all about? Mediocre angsty metal/hardcore crossover should not be this popular
  13. 2.
    2870 — I just don't get it - what is the bruhaha all about? Mediocre angsty metal/hardcore crossover should not be this popular
  14. 2.
    2870 — I just don't get it - what is the bruhaha all about? Mediocre angsty metal/hardcore crossover should not be this popular
  15. 2.
    2870 — I just don't get it - what is the bruhaha all about? Mediocre angsty metal/hardcore crossover should not be this popular
  16. 2.
    2870 — I just don't get it - what is the bruhaha all about? Mediocre angsty metal/hardcore crossover should not be this popular
  17. 3.
  18. 3.
    2874 — OK, so I did not expect Crimson Glory, but this? The man needs to reflect back and not tarnish his reputation
  19. 3.
    2874 — OK, so I did not expect Crimson Glory, but this? The man needs to reflect back and not tarnish his reputation
  20. 3.
    2874 — OK, so I did not expect Crimson Glory, but this? The man needs to reflect back and not tarnish his reputation
  21. 3.
    2874 — OK, so I did not expect Crimson Glory, but this? The man needs to reflect back and not tarnish his reputation
  22. 3.
    2874 — OK, so I did not expect Crimson Glory, but this? The man needs to reflect back and not tarnish his reputation
  23. 3.
    2874 — OK, so I did not expect Crimson Glory, but this? The man needs to reflect back and not tarnish his reputation
  24. 3.
    2874 — OK, so I did not expect Crimson Glory, but this? The man needs to reflect back and not tarnish his reputation
  25. 4.
  26. 4.
    2786 — Fur coat outfits, rap and metal don't mix
  27. 4.
    2786 — Fur coat outfits, rap and metal don't mix
  28. 4.
    2786 — Fur coat outfits, rap and metal don't mix
  29. 4.
    2786 — Fur coat outfits, rap and metal don't mix
  30. 4.
    2786 — Fur coat outfits, rap and metal don't mix
  31. 4.
    2786 — Fur coat outfits, rap and metal don't mix
  32. 4.
    2786 — Fur coat outfits, rap and metal don't mix
  33. 5.
  34. 5.
  35. 5.
  36. 5.
  37. 5.
  38. 5.
  39. 5.
  40. 5.

Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
  2. 0
  3. 0
  4. 0
    — I always have trouble with year-end lists. Actually, it is easy for me to name my most favorite Top 5 or so albums, but then the struggle begins. Should I put album ABC on and keep album XYZ out of spot #14. Thus, let me give a very honorable mention (in no particular order) to the albums which, besides the ones listed above, also received significant playing time on my personal airvawes in 2005: <b>Crionics</b> <i>Armageddeon's Evolution</i>, <b>Detonation</b> <i>Portals to Uphobia</i>, <b>1349</b> <i>Hellfire</i>, <b>Kamelot</b> <i>The Black Halo</i>, <b>Mourning Beloveth</b> <i>A Murderous Circus</i>, <b>God Dethroned</b> <i>Lair of the White Worm</i>, <b>Icarus Witch</b> <i>Capture the Magic</i>, <b>Masterplan</b> <i>Aeronautics</i>, <b>Alcest</b> <i>Le Secret</i>, <b>Primal Fear</b> <i>Seven Seals</i>, <b>Stride</b> <i>Imagine</i>, <b>Taake</b> <i>Hordaland Doedskvad</i>, <b>Bolt Thrower</b> <i>Those Once Loyal</i>, <b>Horna</b> <i>Envaatnags Eflos Solf Esgantaavne</i>, <b>V:28</b> <i>SoulSaviour</i>, <b>Immolation</b> <i>Harnessing Ruin</i>, <b>Helloween</b> <i>The Legacy</i>.
  5. 0
    — I always have trouble with year-end lists. Actually, it is easy for me to name my most favorite Top 5 or so albums, but then the struggle begins. Should I put album ABC on and keep album XYZ out of spot #14. Thus, let me give a very honorable mention (in no particular order) to the albums which, besides the ones listed above, also received significant playing time on my personal airvawes in 2005: <b>Crionics</b> <i>Armageddeon's Evolution</i>, <b>Detonation</b> <i>Portals to Uphobia</i>, <b>1349</b> <i>Hellfire</i>, <b>Kamelot</b> <i>The Black Halo</i>, <b>Mourning Beloveth</b> <i>A Murderous Circus</i>, <b>God Dethroned</b> <i>Lair of the White Worm</i>, <b>Icarus Witch</b> <i>Capture the Magic</i>, <b>Masterplan</b> <i>Aeronautics</i>, <b>Alcest</b> <i>Le Secret</i>, <b>Primal Fear</b> <i>Seven Seals</i>, <b>Stride</b> <i>Imagine</i>, <b>Taake</b> <i>Hordaland Doedskvad</i>, <b>Bolt Thrower</b> <i>Those Once Loyal</i>, <b>Horna</b> <i>Envaatnags Eflos Solf Esgantaavne</i>, <b>V:28</b> <i>SoulSaviour</i>, <b>Immolation</b> <i>Harnessing Ruin</i>, <b>Helloween</b> <i>The Legacy</i>. I am not worthy enough to judge whether 2005 was a good or bad year for metal, but for me it was a year of doom (and, yes, I think all varieties qualify) and major acts comebacks. No wonder my list is littered with various sad and grieving outputs alongside Judas Priest, Bruce Dickinson and Helloween. I want to extend many personal thanks to the people who supply me with both jewel albums and music to be forgotten immediately after it exits my player. Such is a job of a publicist, and I have the honor of knowing some of the best in the business - Dave Brenner of Earsplit, Kathryn Gray and Paula Hogan of Candlelight, Adrian Bromley of The End. Those of you aspiring to write some short, entertaining, funny, but soemtimes caustic and scathing reviews, take a look at the Firing Squad section of Metal Maniacs, Dave can teach you a lesson or two. Thanks again guys for sealing, mailing and delivering the material right to my ears. Sorry if I can't like it all, but you can always count on an opinion. To my teammates - sorry if I have been burly at times this year, I hope you have been able to put up, but you know if there is an update to be made and we are a few short, good ol' Alex can be counted on. To the readers - not all of the relationships have been smooth, to be expected I guess. If there is one reason I may not like reviewing, it is because there is no way you can, simultaneously anyway, provide continous stream of reviews and listen to "weeks on end" to the albums you have recently discovered or owned for a long time and are thoroughly enjoying. It is an occupational hazard, I guess, to be constantly going through more music than we are able to digest. I am trying, however, so when I get an angry request/demand "how come such-and-such isn't reviewed yet" I tend to get a little angry myself. Please, do not forget this is just a hobby, but a devoted one nonetheless. I am more than happy to register your request, put it in my queue and get to it in a due order. Everybody, have a great 2006, and let it bring to you what you most desire!
  6. 0
    — I always have trouble with year-end lists. Actually, it is easy for me to name my most favorite Top 5 or so albums, but then the struggle begins. Should I put album ABC on and keep album XYZ out of spot #14. Thus, let me give a very honorable mention (in no particular order) to the albums which, besides the ones listed above, also received significant playing time on my personal airvawes in 2005: <b>Crionics</b> <i>Armageddeon's Evolution</i>, <b>Detonation</b> <i>Portals to Uphobia</i>, <b>1349</b> <i>Hellfire</i>, <b>Kamelot</b> <i>The Black Halo</i>, <b>Mourning Beloveth</b> <i>A Murderous Circus</i>, <b>God Dethroned</b> <i>Lair of the White Worm</i>, <b>Icarus Witch</b> <i>Capture the Magic</i>, <b>Masterplan</b> <i>Aeronautics</i>, <b>Alcest</b> <i>Le Secret</i>, <b>Primal Fear</b> <i>Seven Seals</i>, <b>Stride</b> <i>Imagine</i>, <b>Taake</b> <i>Hordaland Doedskvad</i>, <b>Bolt Thrower</b> <i>Those Once Loyal</i>, <b>Horna</b> <i>Envaatnags Eflos Solf Esgantaavne</i>, <b>V:28</b> <i>SoulSaviour</i>, <b>Immolation</b> <i>Harnessing Ruin</i>, <b>Helloween</b> <i>The Legacy</i>. I am not worthy enough to judge whether 2005 was a good or bad year for metal, but for me it was a year of doom (and, yes, I think all varieties qualify) and major acts comebacks. No wonder my list is littered with various sad and grieving outputs alongside Judas Priest, Bruce Dickinson and Helloween. I want to extend many personal thanks to the people who supply me with both jewel albums and music to be forgotten immediately after it exits my player. Such is a job of a publicist, and I have the honor of knowing some of the best in the business - Dave Brenner of Earsplit, Kathryn Gray and Paula Hogan of Candlelight, Adrian Bromley of The End. Those of you aspiring to write some short, entertaining, funny, but soemtimes caustic and scathing reviews, take a look at the Firing Squad section of Metal Maniacs, Dave can teach you a lesson or two. Thanks again guys for sealing, mailing and delivering the material right to my ears. Sorry if I can't like it all, but you can always count on an opinion. To my teammates - sorry if I have been burly at times this year, I hope you have been able to put up, but you know if there is an update to be made and we are a few short, good ol' Alex can be counted on. To the readers - not all of the relationships have been smooth, to be expected I guess. If there is one reason I may not like reviewing, it is because there is no way you can, simultaneously anyway, provide continous stream of reviews and listen to "weeks on end" to the albums you have recently discovered or owned for a long time and are thoroughly enjoying. It is an occupational hazard, I guess, to be constantly going through more music than we are able to digest. I promise I will quit bothering you with my write-ups as soon as I feel I am not getting enough of a personal satisfaction with my own metal listening experience. Everybody, have a great 2006, and let it bring to you what you most desire!
  7. 0
    — I always have trouble with year-end lists. Actually, it is easy for me to name my most favorite Top 5 or so albums, but then the struggle begins. Should I put album ABC on and keep album XYZ out of spot #14. Thus, let me give a very honorable mention (in no particular order) to the albums which, besides the ones listed above, also received significant playing time on my personal airvawes in 2005: <b>Crionics</b> <i>Armageddeon's Evolution</i>, <b>Detonation</b> <i>Portals to Uphobia</i>, <b>1349</b> <i>Hellfire</i>, <b>Kamelot</b> <i>The Black Halo</i>, <b>Mourning Beloveth</b> <i>A Murderous Circus</i>, <b>God Dethroned</b> <i>Lair of the White Worm</i>, <b>Icarus Witch</b> <i>Capture the Magic</i>, <b>Masterplan</b> <i>Aeronautics</i>, <b>Alcest</b> <i>Le Secret</i>, <b>Primal Fear</b> <i>Seven Seals</i>, <b>Stride</b> <i>Imagine</i>, <b>Taake</b> <i>Hordaland Doedskvad</i>, <b>Bolt Thrower</b> <i>Those Once Loyal</i>, <b>Horna</b> <i>Envaatnags Eflos Solf Esgantaavne</i>, <b>V:28</b> <i>SoulSaviour</i>, <b>Immolation</b> <i>Harnessing Ruin</i>, <b>Helloween</b> <i>The Legacy</i>. I am not worthy enough to judge whether 2005 was a good or bad year for metal, but for me it was a year of doom (and, yes, I think all varieties qualify) and major acts comebacks. No wonder my list is littered with various sad and grieving outputs alongside Judas Priest, Bruce Dickinson and Helloween. I want to extend many personal thanks to the people who supply me with both jewel albums and music to be forgotten immediately after it exits my player. Such is a job of a publicist, and I have the honor of knowing some of the best in the business - Dave Brenner of Earsplit, Kathryn Gray and Paula Hogan of Candlelight, Maria Abril of Triquestra Media, Adrian Bromley of The End. Those of you aspiring to write some short, entertaining, funny, but soemtimes caustic and scathing reviews, take a look at the Firing Squad section of Metal Maniacs, Dave can teach you a lesson or two. Thanks again guys for sealing, mailing and delivering the material right to my ears. Sorry if I can't like it all, but you can always count on an opinion. To my teammates - sorry if I have been burly at times this year, I hope you have been able to put up, but you know if there is an update to be made and we are a few short, good ol' Alex can be counted on. To the readers - not all of the relationships have been smooth, to be expected I guess. If there is one reason I may not like reviewing, it is because there is no way you can, simultaneously anyway, provide continous stream of reviews and listen to "weeks on end" to the albums you have recently discovered or owned for a long time and are thoroughly enjoying. It is an occupational hazard, I guess, to be constantly going through more music than we are able to digest. I promise I will quit bothering you with my write-ups as soon as I feel I am not getting enough of a personal satisfaction with my own metal listening experience. Everybody, have a great 2006, and let it bring to you what you most desire!
  8. 0
    — I always have trouble with year-end lists. Actually, it is easy for me to name my most favorite Top 5 or so albums, but then the struggle begins. Should I put album ABC on and keep album XYZ out of spot #14. Thus, let me give a very honorable mention (in no particular order) to the albums which, besides the ones listed above, also received significant playing time on my personal airvawes in 2005: <b>Crionics</b> <i>Armageddeon's Evolution</i>, <b>Detonation</b> <i>Portals to Uphobia</i>, <b>1349</b> <i>Hellfire</i>, <b>Kamelot</b> <i>The Black Halo</i>, <b>Mourning Beloveth</b> <i>A Murderous Circus</i>, <b>God Dethroned</b> <i>Lair of the White Worm</i>, <b>Icarus Witch</b> <i>Capture the Magic</i>, <b>Masterplan</b> <i>Aeronautics</i>, <b>Alcest</b> <i>Le Secret</i>, <b>Primal Fear</b> <i>Seven Seals</i>, <b>Stride</b> <i>Imagine</i>, <b>Taake</b> <i>Hordaland Doedskvad</i>, <b>Bolt Thrower</b> <i>Those Once Loyal</i>, <b>Horna</b> <i>Envaatnags Eflos Solf Esgantaavne</i>, <b>V:28</b> <i>SoulSaviour</i>, <b>Immolation</b> <i>Harnessing Ruin</i>, <b>Helloween</b> <i>The Legacy</i>. I am not worthy enough to judge whether 2005 was a good or bad year for metal, but for me it was a year of doom (and, yes, I think all varieties qualify) and major acts comebacks. No wonder my list is littered with various sad and grieving outputs alongside Judas Priest, Bruce Dickinson and Helloween. I want to extend many personal thanks to the people who supply me with both jewel albums and music to be forgotten immediately after it exits my player. Such is a job of a publicist, and I have the honor of knowing some of the best in the business - Dave Brenner of Earsplit, Kathryn Gray and Paula Hogan of Candlelight, Maria Abril of Triquestra Media, Adrian Bromley of The End. Those of you aspiring to write some short, entertaining, funny, but soemtimes caustic and scathing reviews, take a look at the Firing Squad section of Metal Maniacs, Dave can teach you a lesson or two. Thanks again guys for sealing, mailing and delivering the material right to my ears. Sorry if I can't like it all, but you can always count on an opinion. To my teammates - sorry if I have been burly at times this year, I hope you have been able to put up, but you know if there is an update to be made and we are a few short, good ol' Alex can be counted on. To the readers - not all of the relationships have been smooth, to be expected I guess. If there is one reason I may not like reviewing, it is because there is no way you can, simultaneously anyway, provide continous stream of reviews and listen to "weeks on end" to the albums you have recently discovered or owned for a long time and are thoroughly enjoying. It is an occupational hazard, I guess, to be constantly going through more music than we are able to digest. I promise I will quit bothering you with my write-ups as soon as I feel I am not getting enough of a personal satisfaction with my own metal listening experience. Everybody, have a great 2006, and let it bring to you what you most desire! Song of 2005 - Death, Come Near Me by <b>Draconian</b> off <i>Arcane Rain Fell</i>

Aleksie

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy", rocksolid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  2. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  3. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  4. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  5. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  6. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  7. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  8. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  9. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  10. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  11. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  12. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  13. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  14. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  15. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  16. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  17. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  18. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  19. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  20. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  21. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  22. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  23. 1.
    2988 — One of my favourites and definitely one of the best groups of the new resurgence of American Metal crop blasted out one mighty fireball of metallic excellence! A flawless mixture of new and old, riffs that overlap the mere border of "catchy" into infinity, rock solid musicianship, impeccable songwriting, all wrapped within a very appealing story. Being a sucker for concept albums, my tastes were delighted all the more. Superb record and one the brightest future hopes in metal for me.
  24. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  25. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  26. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  27. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  28. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  29. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  30. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  31. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  32. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  33. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  34. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  35. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  36. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  37. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  38. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  39. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  40. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  41. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  42. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  43. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  44. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  45. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  46. 2.
    2855 — Six studio albums into their career, not a single flop behind them, the virtuoso patrol of a lifetime release a cauldron of progressive heaviness and beauty that just might be their best work yet. With Nevermore, thats saying a damn lot. Quote the Raven (rather the professional wrestler, than Allan Poe's bird), "NEVERMORE"!
  47. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff
  48. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  49. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  50. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  51. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  52. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  53. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  54. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  55. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  56. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  57. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  58. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  59. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  60. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  61. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  62. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  63. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  64. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  65. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  66. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  67. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  68. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  69. 3.
    3000 — Releasing a very worthy follower to the pioneering Keeper-duo was NOT a task even to be consdered lightly, but against many odds, the Pumpkin Boys did it, and then some. The best epic pieces of the year along with the trademark Hello- funny stuff, done with pride and success. Happy Happy Helloween, Woo-OOO-oo-ou!
  70. 4.
  71. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  72. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  73. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  74. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  75. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  76. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  77. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  78. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  79. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  80. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  81. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  82. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  83. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  84. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  85. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  86. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  87. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  88. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  89. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  90. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  91. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  92. 4.
    2589 — Kaiser Mille and his band of merry headbangers kept on their brutal path to returned glory, spicing the pit with some melodic Gothenburg-influences and delivering one hell of a record!
  93. 5.
  94. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast a furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  95. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast a furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  96. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  97. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  98. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  99. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  100. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  101. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  102. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  103. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  104. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  105. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  106. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  107. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  108. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  109. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  110. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  111. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  112. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  113. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  114. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  115. 5.
    2942 — The German invasion to the top spots continued with Kai Hansen and Company holding the war horn high and firing them Gamma Rays fast and furious. Overtly catchy melodies abound on every track of this traditional, yet modern enough package of fist-raising delight.
  116. 6.
  117. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. A vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  118. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. A vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  119. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  120. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  121. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  122. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  123. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  124. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  125. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  126. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  127. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  128. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  129. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  130. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  131. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  132. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  133. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  134. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  135. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  136. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  137. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  138. 6.
    2650 — The mad scientist of metal just doesnt seem to be able to put out a bad record no matter how many different projects he handles during every year. With a vicious hurricane of futuristic chaos, mayhem and the occasional "eye of the storm"-calmness, Hevy Devy keeps on rolling supreme.
  139. 7.
  140. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer would be, "No".
  141. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer is, "No".
  142. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer is, "No".
  143. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer is, "No".
  144. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer is, "No".
  145. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer is, "No".
  146. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer is, "No".
  147. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer is, "No".
  148. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The right answer is, "No".
  149. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  150. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  151. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  152. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  153. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  154. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  155. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  156. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  157. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  158. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  159. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  160. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  161. 7.
    2663 — Rob Halford is back, baby, along with the scorching leads, anthemic songs and typical twists for a Priest record in brilliant fashion. Do I have to go on? The correct answer is, "No".
  162. 8.
  163. 8.
  164. 8.
  165. 8.
  166. 8.
  167. 8.
  168. 8.
  169. 8.
  170. 8.
  171. 8.
  172. 8.
  173. 8.
  174. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the change in style, but I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  175. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  176. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  177. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  178. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  179. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  180. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  181. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  182. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  183. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  184. 8.
    2924 — Despite understandable criticism due to the changes in their style, I enjoyed AYDY immensly. More rockin' and straightforward leanings didnt rust the Bodom scythe as the slaying continued at the bloody Finnish shores.
  185. 9.
  186. 9.
  187. 9.
  188. 9.
  189. 9.
  190. 9.
  191. 9.
  192. 9.
  193. 9.
  194. 9.
  195. 9.
  196. 9.
  197. 9.
  198. 9.
  199. 9.
  200. 9.
    2591 — The Swedish championchip for melodeath magnificence is being glued more tightly and tightly into the crafty hands of Dark Tranquility, who gather melodic brutality better and more consistently than any of their countrymen
  201. 9.
    2591 — The Swedish championchip for melodeath magnificence is being glued more tightly and tightly into the crafty hands of Dark Tranquility, who year after year gather melodic brutality better and more consistently than any of their countrymen.
  202. 9.
    2591 — The Swedish championchip for melodeath magnificence is being glued more tightly and tightly into the crafty hands of Dark Tranquility, who year after year gather melodic brutality better and more consistently than any of their countrymen.
  203. 9.
    2591 — The Swedish championchip for melodeath magnificence is being glued more tightly and tightly into the crafty hands of Dark Tranquility, who year after year gather melodic brutality better and more consistently than any of their countrymen.
  204. 9.
    2591 — The Swedish championchip for melodeath magnificence is being glued more tightly and tightly into the crafty hands of Dark Tranquility, who year after year gather melodic brutality better and more consistently than any of their countrymen.
  205. 9.
    2591 — The Swedish championchip for melodic death metal supremacy is being glued more tightly and tightly into the crafty hands of Dark Tranquility, who year after year gather melodic brutality better and more consistently than any of their countrymen.
  206. 9.
    2591 — The Swedish championchip for melodic death metal supremacy is being glued more tightly and tightly into the crafty hands of Dark Tranquility, who year after year gather melodic brutality better and more consistently than any of their countrymen.
  207. 9.
    2591 — The Swedish championchip for melodic death metal supremacy is being glued more tightly and tightly into the crafty hands of Dark Tranquility, who year after year gather melodic brutality better and more consistently than any of their countrymen.
  208. 10.
  209. 10.
  210. 10.
  211. 10.
  212. 10.
  213. 10.
  214. 10.
  215. 10.
  216. 10.
  217. 10.
  218. 10.
  219. 10.
  220. 10.
  221. 10.
  222. 10.
  223. 10.
  224. 10.
  225. 10.
  226. 10.
    2771 — When the Air Raid Siren is handling vocals, it should be a given that the singing side of an album is untouchable. Very nice work, darker and heavier than Maiden as Bruce's solo albums usually have been, brilliantly carrying the torch of Balls and Chemical Wedding.
  227. 10.
    2771 — When the Air Raid Siren is handling vocals, it should be a given that the singing side of an album is untouchable. Very nice work, darker and heavier than Maiden as Bruce's solo albums usually have been, brilliantly carrying the torch of Balls and Chemical Wedding.
  228. 10.
    2771 — When the Air Raid Siren is handling vocals, it should be a given that the singing side of an album is untouchable. Very nice work, darker and heavier than Maiden as Bruce's solo albums usually have been, brilliantly carrying the torch of Balls and Chemical Wedding.
  229. 10.
    2771 — When the Air Raid Siren is handling vocals, it should be a given that the singing side of an album is untouchable. Very nice work, darker and heavier than Maiden as Bruce's solo albums usually have been, brilliantly carrying the torch of Balls and Chemical Wedding.
  230. 10.
    2771 — When the Air Raid Siren is handling vocals, it should be a given that the singing side of an album is untouchable. Very nice work, darker and heavier than Maiden as Bruce's solo albums usually have been, brilliantly carrying the torch of Balls and Chemical Wedding.
  231. 11.
  232. 11.
  233. 11.
  234. 11.
  235. 11.
  236. 11.
  237. 11.
  238. 11.
  239. 11.
  240. 11.
  241. 11.
  242. 11.
  243. 11.
  244. 11.
  245. 11.
  246. 11.
  247. 11.
  248. 11.
  249. 11.
  250. 11.
  251. 11.
  252. 11.
    2911 — Never have been a fanboy of the band, though liked individual songs. Ghost Reveries however is a very solid release with the progressivness staying in control to compliment the songs instead of the players' skills *COUGHdreamtheaterCOUGH*. The keyboards really fit Opeth well, gotta love that hammond.
  253. 11.
    2911 — Never have been a fanboy of the band, though liked individual songs. Ghost Reveries however is a very solid release with the progressivness staying in control to compliment the songs instead of the players' skills *COUGHdreamtheaterCOUGH*. The keyboards really fit Opeth well, gotta love that hammond.
  254. 12.
  255. 12.
  256. 12.
  257. 12.
  258. 12.
  259. 12.
  260. 12.
  261. 12.
  262. 12.
  263. 12.
  264. 12.
  265. 12.
  266. 12.
  267. 12.
  268. 12.
  269. 12.
  270. 12.
  271. 12.
  272. 12.
  273. 12.
  274. 12.
  275. 12.
    2789 — Jon Schaffer + Hansi Kursch...possibilities of sucking? Non-existent. Add a Led Zeppelin-classic and youve got the cherry on the cake.
  276. 12.
    2789 — Jon Schaffer + Hansi Kursch...possibilities of sucking? Non-existent. Add a Led Zeppelin-classic and youve got the cherry on the cake.
  277. 13.
  278. 13.
  279. 13.
  280. 13.
  281. 13.
  282. 13.
  283. 13.
  284. 13.
  285. 13.
  286. 13.
  287. 13.
  288. 13.
  289. 13.
  290. 13.
  291. 13.
  292. 13.
  293. 13.
  294. 13.
  295. 13.
  296. 13.
  297. 13.
  298. 13.
    2958 — Although the thrashing was somewhat absent in the presence of the grooving...the awesome, necksplitting groove! Hey, youre lookin at the groovemaniac here! Rob Dukes was a very good addition in a tight spot, and even though I dig Tempo more, the Kill Machine carries the Exodus name with pride.
  299. 13.
    2958 — Although the thrashing was somewhat absent in the presence of the grooving...the awesome, necksplitting groove! Hey, youre lookin at the groovemaniac here! Rob Dukes was a very good addition in a tight spot, and even though I dig Tempo more, the Kill Machine carries the Exodus name with pride.
  300. 14.
  301. 14.
  302. 14.
  303. 14.
  304. 14.
  305. 14.
  306. 14.
  307. 14.
  308. 14.
  309. 14.
  310. 14.
  311. 14.
  312. 14.
  313. 14.
  314. 14.
  315. 14.
  316. 14.
  317. 14.
  318. 14.
  319. 14.
  320. 14.
  321. 14.
    2917 — And while were on the subject of Groove, just grab a brew and take a comfy position by the pit. Devastating!
  322. 14.
    2917 — And while were on the subject of Groove, just grab a brew and take a comfy position by the pit. Devastating!
  323. 15.
  324. 15.
  325. 15.
  326. 15.
  327. 15.
  328. 15.
  329. 15.
  330. 15.
  331. 15.
  332. 15.
  333. 15.
  334. 15.
  335. 15.
  336. 15.
  337. 15.
  338. 15.
  339. 15.
  340. 15.
  341. 15.
  342. 15.
  343. 15.
  344. 15.
    Deep Purple - Raptures Of The Deep — The veteran maistros still got it. After the solid Bananas, Raptures nicely brings new flavours to the tested organ-boogie-rock formula of Purple. Sweeet!
  345. 15.
    3085 — The veteran maistros still got it. After the solid Bananas, Raptures nicely brings new flavours to the tested organ-boogie-rock formula of Purple. Sweeet!

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
  3. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  4. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  5. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  6. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  7. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  8. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  9. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  10. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  11. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT!
  12. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyonf Reality.
  13. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyonf Reality.
  14. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyonf Reality.
  15. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  16. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  17. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  18. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  19. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  20. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  21. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  22. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  23. 1.
    2935 — Last year the surprise punch of the year came from an follower of Blind Guardian's glory, and in some twist of fate, this phenomenon is repeated with the awesome masterpiece that is Dreamland Manor. With two members of Persuader, last years "surprisers" and Thomen the Omen behind the drum kit, it's no wonder the end result is much like Guardian. And that equals to MAGNIFICENT! Extra points for the ballad of the year, the etheral and majestic Beyond Reality.
  24. 2.
  25. 2.
  26. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party goer for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  27. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party goer for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  28. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party goer for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  29. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party goer for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  30. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party goer for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  31. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party goer for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  32. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party goer for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  33. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  34. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  35. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  36. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  37. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  38. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  39. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  40. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one that encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  41. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one who encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. Let the hair down every once in a while, forget about the stiff upper lip and go nuts. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  42. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one who encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. Let the hair down every once in a while, forget about the stiff upper lip and go nuts. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  43. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one who encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. Let the hair down every once in a while, forget about the stiff upper lip and go nuts. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  44. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one who encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. Let the hair down every once in a while, forget about the stiff upper lip and go nuts. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  45. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one who encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. Let the hair down every once in a while, forget about the stiff upper lip and go nuts. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  46. 2.
    3075 — The most fun record of the year, a definite party grab-along for me. Goofy yes, but so am I, as I am one who encourages taking music seriously only to a certain point. Let the hair down every once in a while, forget about the stiff upper lip and go nuts. "Liquer saved me from sports" is a definite future T-shirt slogan for me.
  47. 3.
  48. 3.
  49. 3.
  50. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  51. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  52. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  53. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  54. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  55. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  56. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  57. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  58. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  59. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  60. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  61. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  62. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  63. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  64. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  65. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  66. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  67. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  68. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  69. 3.
    2844 — After an OK breakthrough disk and a "collectible tunes" set, SOAD prove without a doubt that they are much more then the hype and success. Simultaniously quirky, crazy and off-the-walls yet pop-filled, melodic and very well structured, System solidifies it's place as one of true music's brightest messengers in the mainstream.
  70. 4.
  71. 4.
  72. 4.
  73. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  74. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  75. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  76. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  77. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  78. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  79. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  80. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  81. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  82. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  83. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  84. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  85. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  86. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  87. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  88. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  89. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  90. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  91. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  92. 4.
    2968 — Definitely the weirdest thing I heard all year. As a Nintendo-nostalgia freak I jumped on this immediately, but also got drenched in the fact that this hand is filled with much more than just a gimmick that brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of Mega Man the Mario Brothers. Epic keyboard-walls, rocking riffs...a true original in their craft.
  93. 5.
  94. 5.
  95. 5.
  96. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  97. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  98. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  99. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  100. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  101. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  102. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  103. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  104. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  105. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to annoy the neighbouring block with.
  106. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  107. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  108. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  109. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  110. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  111. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  112. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  113. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Neveretheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  114. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Nevertheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.
  115. 5.
    3074 — Black metal with good production and occasional clean vocals? Thats not true, grim, necro, evil, inverted, frostbitten or even krieg, is it? If it is, the trolls with Horgh-tattoos in my backyard have been lying to me big time. Nevertheless, Eric Pettersen's BM project churned out some wonderfully thrashing stuff to harass the neighbouring block with.

Disappointments

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
  3. 1.
  4. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  5. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  6. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  7. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  8. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  9. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  10. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  11. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  12. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  13. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  14. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  15. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  16. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  17. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  18. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  19. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a brilliant thunderstorm or angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  20. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a fierce thunderstorm of angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  21. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a fierce thunderstorm of angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  22. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a fierce thunderstorm of angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  23. 1.
    2919 — Although the album is good and the final four tunes form a fierce thunderstorm of angry, symphonic sci-fi metal, I would be lying to myself if I didnt say that I was dissapointed by the whole package. Granted, after something as pulverizing as Eight Moons, it's pretty tough to try and top yourself.
  24. 2.
  25. 2.
  26. 2.
  27. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  28. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  29. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  30. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  31. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  32. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  33. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  34. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  35. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  36. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  37. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  38. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  39. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  40. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  41. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
  42. 2.
    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
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    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
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    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
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    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
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    2762 — It would probably do The Wyldeman good to take a short break from albums. It still mostly kills and the ballads are as tear-jerking as ever, but the foundation, the RIFFS are losing the sharpest razor's edge. Still one of my favourite bands, but the workload might be catching up to the standards.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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    3048 — Permission To Land rocked like a runaway moose on fire and buffed by steroids, but unfortunately the crunching party didnt continue as strong on the more laid back second disc. Good tunes like the title track are present, but overall a weak set.
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Joke of the Year

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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect then hilariouness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    2767 — Totally Fucking Hilarious. With the exactly opposite effect than the hilariousness of Terror 2000's Terror For Sale.
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    LosLos - Viva LosLos! — Excellent concept, very lame result upon bringing said concept to life.
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    3090 — Very good concept, very lame result upon bringing said concept to life.
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    — Lots of excellent metal, few dissapointments, end of military service, a new start in university, first very own flat, loads of liquer (I still maintain that my striptease-acts are not as sadistic to my fellow (wo)man as my coursemates would belittle), and hearty times all around. So damn many things happened in 2005 to me personally and in the world at large, its quite perplexing at times. Upon completing my first full year onboard (23 months and counting without being fired..."thats kuul") Im glad to see that the quality of reviews from my head has stepped up. Many thanks to all MR-colleagues, forum elitists/screwballs, metal, funk and gangsta rap fans everywhere for a smashing time. Now is the time to make 2006 the pleasure-squared experience we know we have within us. We just need the Jägermeister to truly drench ourselves in it. HiHo, Jolly good show and keep them irons high and hot. Rock N Roll is never Die!!! -Aleksi-
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    — Lots of excellent metal, few dissapointments, end of military service, a new start in university, first very own flat, loads of liquer (I still maintain that my striptease-acts are not as sadistic to my fellow (wo)man as my coursemates would belittle), and hearty times all around. So damn many things happened in 2005 to me personally and in the world at large, its quite perplexing at times. Upon completing my first full year onboard (23 months and counting without being fired..."thats kuul") Im glad to see that the quality of reviews from my head has stepped up. Many thanks to all MR-colleagues, forum elitists/screwballs, metal, funk and gangsta rap fans everywhere for a smashing time. Now is the time to make 2006 the pleasure-squared experience we know we have within us. We just need the Jägermeister to truly drench ourselves in it. HiHo, Jolly good show and keep them irons high and hot. Rock N Roll is never Die!!! -Aleksi-

Jason

Top Albums

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    2911 — Undoubtedly the #1 album of 2005 for me. Few bands release 8 albums without having major dips in their sound, and yet in the face of changing times, labels, and new members, Opeth still managed to release one of the most stellar metal albums ever. A text-book example of a great band masterfully exploring new territory, and all the while staying true to their roots.
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    2589
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    3000
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    2789
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    2591
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    2579
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    3013
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    2970
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    2855
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    2743
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    2663
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    2921
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    2692
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    2771
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Surprises of the Year

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    2935
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    3038
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Disappointments

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    2924
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    2913
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    2733
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    3006
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Joke of the Year

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    2820
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    2965
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Aaron

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2803 — It was a brutal battle for this spot, to embrace a cliche. But this release stood head and shoulders above all the other combatants. At once crushingly heavy, beautifully epic, sorrowful, and human... this gets the top spot. It's a timeless classic that I'll listen to again and again and again. I can't wait for the next one.
  2. 1.
    2803 — It was a brutal battle for this spot, to embrace a cliche. But this release stood head and shoulders above all the other combatants. At once crushingly heavy, beautifully epic, sorrowful, and human... this gets the top spot. It's a timeless classic that I'll listen to again and again and again. I can't wait for the next one.
  3. 1.
    2803 — It was a brutal battle for this spot, to embrace a cliche. But this release stood head and shoulders above all the other combatants. At once crushingly heavy, beautifully epic, sorrowful, and human... this gets the top spot. It's a timeless classic that I'll listen to again and again and again. I can't wait for the next one.
  4. 1.
    2803 — It was a brutal battle for this spot, to embrace a cliche. But this release stood head and shoulders above all the other combatants. At once crushingly heavy, beautifully epic, sorrowful, and human... this gets the top spot. It's a timeless classic that I'll listen to again and again and again. I can't wait for the next one.
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    2650 — Devin is one of the greatest musical geniuses of all time. His self-titled SYL album had been a disappointment, but this one is nearly on par with City. At once extreme and well-defined within the parameters of music, with progressive tendencies and screamed/sung/howled vocals, I'll be listening to this one for a long time coming.
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    2650 — Devin is one of the greatest musical geniuses of all time. His self-titled SYL album had been a disappointment, but this one is nearly on par with City. At once extreme and well-defined within the parameters of music, with progressive tendencies and screamed/sung/howled vocals, I'll be listening to this one for a long time coming.
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    2650 — Devin is one of the greatest musical geniuses of all time. His self-titled SYL album had been a disappointment, but this one is nearly on par with City. At once extreme and well-defined within the parameters of music, with progressive tendencies and screamed/sung/howled vocals, I'll be listening to this one for a long time coming.
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    2650 — Devin is one of the greatest musical geniuses of all time. His self-titled SYL album had been a disappointment, but this one is nearly on par with City. At once extreme and well-defined within the parameters of music, with progressive tendencies and screamed/sung/howled vocals, I'll be listening to this one for a long time coming.
  9. 3.
    The Axis of Perdition - Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital — The only reason I haven't reviewed this yet is because it'd just be six paragraphs of hyperbole about how [i]good[/i] it is. Just buy it. The Axis of Perdition are pushing atmosphere into a whole new dimension, a dimension where the world has become flesh.
  10. 3.
    The Axis of Perdition - Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital — The only reason I haven't reviewed this yet is because it'd just be six paragraphs of hyperbole about how [i]good[/i] it is. Just buy it. The Axis of Perdition are pushing atmosphere into a whole new dimension, a dimension where the world has become flesh.
  11. 3.
    The Axis of Perdition - Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital — The only reason I haven't reviewed this yet is because it'd just be six paragraphs of hyperbole about how good it is. Just buy it. The Axis of Perdition are pushing atmosphere into a whole new dimension, a dimension where the world has become flesh.
  12. 3.
    The Axis of Perdition - Deleted Scenes from the Transition Hospital — The only reason I haven't reviewed this yet is because it'd just be six paragraphs of hyperbole about how good it is. Just buy it. The Axis of Perdition are pushing atmosphere into a whole new dimension, a dimension where the world has become flesh.
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    2773 — This should be on every black metal fan's top-ten list. Not quite as good as [i]Si Monvmentvm[/i], but still brilliant and complex in a way most modern black metal bands can't be bothered to try. The next full-length will be the real litmus test; let's see how they manage.
  14. 4.
    2773 — This should be on every black metal fan's top-ten list. Not quite as good as [i]Si Monvmentvm[/i], but still brilliant and complex in a way most modern black metal bands can't be bothered to try. The next full-length will be the real litmus test; let's see how they manage.
  15. 4.
    2773 — This should be on every black metal fan's top-ten list. Not quite as good as [i]Si Monvmentvm[/i], but still brilliant and complex in a way most modern black metal bands can't be bothered to try. The next full-length will be the real litmus test; let's see how they manage.
  16. 4.
    2773 — This should be on every black metal fan's top-ten list. Not quite as good as [i]Si Monvmentvm[/i], but still brilliant and complex in a way most modern black metal bands can't be bothered to try. The next full-length will be the real litmus test; let's see how they manage.
  17. 5.
    2892 — If you were to cut the guys in Pelican, they'd bleed music. Complex and moving and ripe with emotion, and the shortened version of March Into the Sea is still beautiful. This music is touching in a way not unlike Burzum, in that it's infused with earthly melancholy and bright, uplifting moments of hope.
  18. 5.
    2892 — If you were to cut the guys in Pelican, they'd bleed music. Complex and moving and ripe with emotion, and the shortened version of March Into the Sea is still beautiful. This music is touching in a way not unlike Burzum, in that it's infused with earthly melancholy and bright, uplifting moments of hope.
  19. 5.
    2892 — If you were to cut the guys in Pelican, they'd bleed music. Complex and moving and ripe with emotion, and the shortened version of March Into the Sea is still beautiful. This music is touching in a way not unlike Burzum, in that it's infused with earthly melancholy and bright, uplifting moments of hope.
  20. 5.
    2892 — If you were to cut the guys in Pelican, they'd bleed music. Complex and moving and ripe with emotion, and the shortened version of March Into the Sea is still beautiful. This music is touching in a way not unlike Burzum, in that it's infused with earthly melancholy and bright, uplifting moments of hope.
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    2683 — I would not hesitate to call Roman one of the greatest songwriters in black metal at this time. His songs are epic and filled with the nature's true spirit, infused with a sense of life.
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    2683 — I would not hesitate to call Roman one of the greatest songwriters in black metal at this time. His songs are epic and filled with the nature's true spirit, infused with a sense of life.
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    2683 — I would not hesitate to call Roman one of the greatest songwriters in black metal at this time. His songs are epic and filled with the nature's true spirit, infused with a sense of life.
  24. 6.
    2683 — I would not hesitate to call Roman one of the greatest songwriters in black metal at this time. His songs are epic and filled with the nature's true spirit, infused with a sense of life.
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    2838 — I'm glad Wrest released [i]something[/i] in 2005. The man's getting lazy. In any event, this is quite the doom-laden, hate-filled work of strange metallic music. It carries with it the spirit of the ocean, and all the men she's seen die, and what lies stirring onimously within her monstrous depths.
  26. 7.
    2838 — I'm glad Wrest released something in 2005. The man's getting lazy. In any event, this is quite the doom-laden, hate-filled work of strange metallic music. It carries with it the spirit of the ocean, and all the men she's seen die, and what lies stirring onimously within her monstrous depths.
  27. 7.
    2838 — I'm glad Wrest released something in 2005. The man's getting lazy. In any event, this is quite the doom-laden, hate-filled work of strange metallic music. It carries with it the spirit of the ocean, and all the men she's seen die, and what lies stirring onimously within her monstrous depths.
  28. 7.
    2838 — I'm glad Wrest released something in 2005. The man's getting lazy. In any event, this is quite the doom-laden, hate-filled work of strange metallic music. It carries with it the spirit of the ocean, and all the men she's seen die, and what lies stirring onimously within her monstrous depths.
  29. 8.
    2579 — SMASH! That's your face after listening to this brutal old-school death metal release. It's pulverizing and evil in all the right ways, with Peter Tagtgren delivering the best performance of his career, snarling like a runaway wolverine.
  30. 8.
    2579 — SMASH! That's your face after listening to this brutal old-school death metal release. It's pulverizing and evil in all the right ways, with Peter Tagtgren delivering the best performance of his career, snarling like a runaway wolverine.
  31. 8.
    2579 — SMASH! That's your face after listening to this brutal old-school death metal release. It's pulverizing and evil in all the right ways, with Peter Tagtgren delivering the best performance of his career, snarling like a runaway wolverine.
  32. 8.
    2579 — SMASH! That's your face after listening to this brutal old-school death metal release. It's pulverizing and evil in all the right ways, with Peter Tagtgren delivering the best performance of his career, snarling like a runaway wolverine.
  33. 9.
    2755 — Cephalic Carnage throw enough manic twists and wild turns into their grind/death/stoner/jazz/whatever metal to keep anyone who's a fan of complex music interested, but they can throw out a straight-up riff and grind away with the best of them. And when Lenzig comes in on Piecemaker, over that HUGE riff, roaring like a man just out of hell, don't you just want to go kill something? Fear not; that's what it's all about.
  34. 9.
    2755 — Cephalic Carnage throw enough manic twists and wild turns into their grind/death/stoner/jazz/whatever metal to keep anyone who's a fan of complex music interested, but they can throw out a straight-up riff and grind away with the best of them. And when Lenzig comes in on Piecemaker, over that HUGE riff, roaring like a man just out of hell, don't you just want to go kill something? Fear not; that's what it's all about.
  35. 9.
    2755 — Cephalic Carnage throw enough manic twists and wild turns into their grind/death/stoner/jazz/whatever metal to keep anyone who's a fan of complex music interested, but they can throw out a straight-up riff and grind away with the best of them. And when Lenzig comes in on Piecemaker, over that HUGE riff, roaring like a man just out of hell, don't you just want to go kill something? Fear not; that's what it's all about.
  36. 9.
    2755 — Cephalic Carnage throw enough manic twists and wild turns into their grind/death/stoner/jazz/whatever metal to keep anyone who's a fan of complex music interested, but they can throw out a straight-up riff and grind away with the best of them. And when Lenzig comes in on Piecemaker, over that HUGE riff, roaring like a man just out of hell, don't you just want to go kill something? Fear not; that's what it's all about.
  37. 10.
    3073 — ...like diving into the open grinning mouth of an ancient cave and listening to the screeches within that echo off its stony walls. Will you be next? Who knows? Best work from Sunn 0))) so far.
  38. 10.
    3073 — ...like diving into the open grinning mouth of an ancient cave and listening to the screeches within that echo off its stony walls. Will you be next? Who knows? Best work from Sunn 0))) so far.
  39. 10.
    3073 — ...like diving into the open grinning mouth of an ancient cave and listening to the screeches within that echo off its stony walls. Will you be next? Who knows? Best work from Sunn 0))) so far.
  40. 10.
    3073 — ...like diving into the open grinning mouth of an ancient cave and listening to the screeches within that echo off its stony walls. Will you be next? Who knows? Best work from Sunn 0))) so far.
  41. 11.
    2949 — What Opeth would sound like if they got their act together, cleaned their songwriting up, and learned to really harvest the power of emotion instead of appealing to it cheaply. Epic and transcendent. Their next will be even better, I'm certain.
  42. 11.
    2949 — What Opeth would sound like if they got their act together, cleaned their songwriting up, and learned to really harvest the power of emotion instead of appealing to it cheaply. Epic and transcendent. Their next will be even better, I'm certain.
  43. 11.
    2949 — What Opeth would sound like if they got their act together, cleaned their songwriting up, and learned to really harvest the power of emotion instead of appealing to it cheaply. Epic and transcendent. Their next will be even better, I'm certain.
  44. 11.
    2949 — What Opeth would sound like if they got their act together, cleaned their songwriting up, and learned to really harvest the power of emotion instead of appealing to it cheaply. Epic and transcendent. Their next will be even better, I'm certain.
  45. 12.
    2995 — Cryptopsy's triumphant return! More timeless tech-death made all the more palatable by the inclusion of melodic interludes and Flo's amazing drumming.
  46. 12.
    2995 — Cryptopsy's triumphant return! More timeless tech-death made all the more palatable by the inclusion of melodic interludes and Flo's amazing drumming.
  47. 12.
    2995 — Cryptopsy's triumphant return! More timeless tech-death made all the more palatable by the inclusion of melodic interludes and Flo's amazing drumming.
  48. 12.
    2995 — Cryptopsy's triumphant return! More timeless tech-death made all the more palatable by the inclusion of melodic interludes and Flo's amazing drumming.
  49. 13.
    2741 — I... really like this... but I just can't figure it out. That's probably the reaction Mike wants... but I still like it. I'll understand it someday, hopefully.
  50. 13.
    2741 — I... really like this... but I just can't figure it out. That's probably the reaction Mike wants... but I still like it. I'll understand it someday, hopefully.
  51. 13.
    2741 — I... really like this... but I just can't figure it out. That's probably the reaction Mike wants... but I still like it. I'll understand it someday, hopefully.
  52. 13.
    2741 — I... really like this... but I just can't figure it out. That's probably the reaction Mike wants... but I still like it. I'll understand it someday, hopefully.
  53. 14.
    2707 — I underrated this one severely. This is, without a doubt, the best Napalm Death album since Fear Emptiness Despair. They don't sound old at all, belting out those vicious roars and reeling off those flesh-rending riffs. Grind for life!
  54. 14.
    2707 — I underrated this one severely. This is, without a doubt, the best Napalm Death album since Fear Emptiness Despair. They don't sound old at all, belting out those vicious roars and reeling off those flesh-rending riffs. Grind for life!
  55. 14.
    2707 — I underrated this one severely. This is, without a doubt, the best Napalm Death album since Fear Emptiness Despair. They don't sound old at all, belting out those vicious roars and reeling off those flesh-rending riffs. Grind for life!
  56. 14.
    2707 — I underrated this one severely. This is, without a doubt, the best Napalm Death album since Fear Emptiness Despair. They don't sound old at all, belting out those vicious roars and reeling off those flesh-rending riffs. Grind for life!
  57. 15.
    Cathedral - The Garden of Unearthly Delights — The best Cathedral since Caravan Beyond Redemption. Dirty, dark, and just straight-out rockin', this should break Cathedral into the big time... again... but regardless, I just can't help but air-guitar along to such songs as Corpsecycle and Tree of Life & Death. Finally, a doom band that knows how to bring the riffs and the depression, all in the same package.
  58. 15.
    Cathedral - The Garden of Unearthly Delights — The best Cathedral since Caravan Beyond Redemption. Dirty, dark, and just straight-out rockin', this should break Cathedral into the big time... again... but regardless, I just can't help but air-guitar along to such songs as Corpsecycle and Tree of Life & Death. Finally, a doom band that knows how to bring the riffs and the depression, all in the same package.
  59. 15.
    Cathedral - The Garden of Unearthly Delights — The best Cathedral since Caravan Beyond Redemption. Dirty, dark, and just straight-out rockin', this should break Cathedral into the big time... again... but regardless, I just can't help but air-guitar along to such songs as Corpsecycle and Tree of Life & Death. Finally, a doom band that knows how to bring the riffs and the depression, all in the same package.
  60. 15.
    Cathedral - The Garden of Unearthly Delights — The best Cathedral since Caravan Beyond Redemption. Dirty, dark, and just straight-out rockin', this should break Cathedral into the big time... again... but regardless, I just can't help but air-guitar along to such songs as Corpsecycle and Tree of Life & Death. Finally, a doom band that knows how to bring the riffs and the depression, all in the same package.

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    2888 — I [i]hated[/i] this band's previous releases. Boring metalcore with a decent rythm section. But this one... well, it's miles beyond those two. I hope that they drop some of the blatant pop tendencies and that Shadows learns to sing, not whine, before they record another album, but this one is good in it's own right.
  2. 1.
    2888 — I hated this band's previous releases. Boring metalcore with a decent rythm section. But this one... well, it's miles beyond those two. I hope that they drop some of the blatant pop tendencies and that Shadows learns to sing, not whine, before they record another album, but this one is good in it's own right.
  3. 1.
    2888 — I hated this band's previous releases. Boring metalcore with a decent rythm section. But this one... well, it's miles beyond those two. I hope that they drop some of the blatant pop tendencies and that Shadows learns to sing, not whine, before they record another album, but this one is good in it's own right.
  4. 1.
    2888 — I hated this band's previous releases. Boring metalcore with a decent rythm section. But this one... well, it's miles beyond those two. I hope that they drop some of the blatant pop tendencies and that Shadows learns to sing, not whine, before they record another album, but this one is good in it's own right.
  5. 2.
    2871 — I'd never heard of this band prior to this release; but they offer up some surprisingly excellent technical death in the vein of Necrophagist with the manic energy of Decapitated. Full-length, here we come.
  6. 2.
    2871 — I'd never heard of this band prior to this release; but they offer up some surprisingly excellent technical death in the vein of Necrophagist with the manic energy of Decapitated. Full-length, here we come.
  7. 2.
    2871 — I'd never heard of this band prior to this release; but they offer up some surprisingly excellent technical death in the vein of Necrophagist with the manic energy of Decapitated. Full-length, here we come.
  8. 2.
    2871 — I'd never heard of this band prior to this release; but they offer up some surprisingly excellent technical death in the vein of Necrophagist with the manic energy of Decapitated. Full-length, here we come.
  9. 3.
    3037 — My god, what a crazy-ass band. Just one veering surprising tune after another. I couldn't possibly begin to predict the unpredictable, and they take advantage of this by using everything under the sun to create their spazzed-out somethingcore.
  10. 3.
    3037 — My god, what a crazy-ass band. Just one veering surprising tune after another. I couldn't possibly begin to predict the unpredictable, and they take advantage of this by using everything under the sun to create their spazzed-out somethingcore.
  11. 3.
    3037 — My god, what a crazy-ass band. Just one veering surprising tune after another. I couldn't possibly begin to predict the unpredictable, and they take advantage of this by using everything under the sun to create their spazzed-out somethingcore.
  12. 3.
    3037 — My god, what a crazy-ass band. Just one veering surprising tune after another. I couldn't possibly begin to predict the unpredictable, and they take advantage of this by using everything under the sun to create their spazzed-out somethingcore.
  13. 4.
    2736 — More experimental industrial-thrash? Wait, nobody's pulled that that I can remember very well. As a result, this band sounds endearingly fresh and new, with tight songwriting and powerful riffs.
  14. 4.
    2736 — More experimental industrial-thrash? Wait, nobody's pulled that that I can remember very well. As a result, this band sounds endearingly fresh and new, with tight songwriting and powerful riffs.
  15. 4.
    2736 — More experimental industrial-thrash? Wait, nobody's pulled that that I can remember very well. As a result, this band sounds endearingly fresh and new, with tight songwriting and powerful riffs.
  16. 4.
    2736 — More experimental industrial-thrash? Wait, nobody's pulled that that I can remember very well. As a result, this band sounds endearingly fresh and new, with tight songwriting and powerful riffs.
  17. 5.
    3038 — Calavera is going back to his Roots (bad pun intended) with this release that balances mad thrash riffs with a bit too much groove and mallcore for my taste, but hey, there are more thrash cuts on this then there were on the last Exodus album
  18. 5.
    3038 — Calavera is going back to his Roots (bad pun intended) with this release that balances mad thrash riffs with a bit too much groove and mallcore for my taste, but hey, there are more thrash cuts on this then there were on the last Exodus album
  19. 5.
    3038 — Calavera is going back to his Roots (bad pun intended) with this release that balances mad thrash riffs with a bit too much groove and mallcore for my taste, but hey, there are more thrash cuts on this then there were on the last Exodus album
  20. 5.
    3038 — Calavera is going back to his Roots (bad pun intended) with this release that balances mad thrash riffs with a bit too much groove and mallcore for my taste, but hey, there are more thrash cuts on this then there were on the last Exodus album

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    3035 — Jesus, Craft, WHY? WHY'D YOU DO IT? After the absolute MASTERPIECE of Terror Propaganda, you went ahead and made this patently mediocre release... It'd be better if it were worse so I can hate it, but I can't bring myself to.
  2. 1.
    3035 — Jesus, Craft, WHY? WHY'D YOU DO IT? After the absolute MASTERPIECE of Terror Propaganda, you went ahead and made this patently mediocre release... It'd be better if it were worse so I can hate it, but I can't bring myself to.
  3. 1.
    3035 — Jesus, Craft, WHY? WHY'D YOU DO IT? After the absolute MASTERPIECE of Terror Propaganda, you went ahead and made this patently mediocre release... It'd be better if it were worse so I can hate it, but I can't bring myself to.
  4. 1.
    3035 — Jesus, Craft, WHY? WHY'D YOU DO IT? After the absolute MASTERPIECE of Terror Propaganda, you went ahead and made this patently mediocre release... It'd be better if it were worse so I can hate it, but I can't bring myself to.
  5. 2.
    2958 — Groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, and thrash. It's supposed to be the other way around. Bring back the riffs! The RIFFS!
  6. 2.
    2958 — Groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, and thrash. It's supposed to be the other way around. Bring back the riffs! The RIFFS!
  7. 2.
    2958 — Groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, and thrash. It's supposed to be the other way around. Bring back the riffs! The RIFFS!
  8. 2.
    2958 — Groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, groove, and thrash. It's supposed to be the other way around. Bring back the riffs! The RIFFS!
  9. 3.
    2992 — What the crap is this heap of garbage masquerading (no pun intended) as a legitimat
  10. 3.
    2992 — What the crap is this heap of garbage masquerading (no pun intended) as a legitimate Arcturus album? It sounds like an Arcturus cover band fronted by Pavarotti in his dying days.
  11. 3.
    2992 — What the crap is this heap of garbage masquerading (no pun intended) as a legitimate Arcturus album? It sounds like an Arcturus cover band fronted by Pavarotti in his dying days.
  12. 3.
    2992 — What the crap is this heap of garbage masquerading (no pun intended) as a legitimate Arcturus album? It sounds like an Arcturus cover band fronted by Pavarotti in his dying days.
  13. 4.
  14. 4.
  15. 4.
  16. 4.
  17. 5.
  18. 5.
  19. 5.
  20. 5.

Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
    2767 — This joke was hilarious. Check it if you just need to have a nice, long laugh.
  2. 1.
    2767 — This joke was hilarious. Check it if you just need to have a nice, long laugh.
  3. 1.
    2767 — This joke was hilarious. Check it if you just need to have a nice, long laugh.
  4. 1.
    2767 — This joke was hilarious. Check it if you just need to have a nice, long laugh.
  5. 2.
    2948 — Who the hell are you kidding, Fear Factory? It's over. Give it up. Form a U2 cover band or something. You're no good. Just go the hell away. PLEASE. Stop tainting your legacy before the only FF albums people remember are Transgression and Digimortal.
  6. 2.
    2948 — Who the hell are you kidding, Fear Factory? It's over. Give it up. Form a U2 cover band or something. You're no good. Just go the hell away. PLEASE. Stop tainting your legacy before the only FF albums people remember are Transgression and Digimortal.
  7. 2.
    2948 — Who the hell are you kidding, Fear Factory? It's over. Give it up. Form a U2 cover band or something. You're no good. Just go the hell away. PLEASE. Stop tainting your legacy before the only FF albums people remember are Transgression and Digimortal.
  8. 2.
    2948 — Who the hell are you kidding, Fear Factory? It's over. Give it up. Form a U2 cover band or something. You're no good. Just go the hell away. PLEASE. Stop tainting your legacy before the only FF albums people remember are Transgression and Digimortal.
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  20. 5.

Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
    — <p>This year was a year of maturation; wherein I explored my inner thoughts and desires and found them to be lacking, selfish, foolish. This year was a year of regression in terms of metal, regression into the ass-kicking of the past instead of 90's general lousiness in most genres. This year was a year of growing love of life, love of self, and love of the people around me.</p><p>I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews.com team for being insanely cool and compassionate, everyone in the forum for being just plain awesome, and heck, everyone in the world, for supplying carbon dioxide for the plants to breathe.</p><p>Here's to an even better 2006!</p><p>Cheers,</p><p>Aaron.</p>
  2. 0
    — <p>This year was a year of maturation; wherein I explored my inner thoughts and desires and found them to be lacking, selfish, foolish. This year was a year of regression in terms of metal, regression into the ass-kicking of the past instead of 90's general lousiness in most genres. This year was a year of growing love of life, love of self, and love of the people around me.</p><p>I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews.com team for being insanely cool and compassionate, everyone in the forum for being just plain awesome, and heck, everyone in the world, for supplying carbon dioxide for the plants to breathe.</p><p>Here's to an even better 2006!</p><p>Cheers,</p><p>Aaron.</p>
  3. 0
    — <p>This year was a year of maturation; wherein I explored my inner thoughts and desires and found them to be lacking, selfish, foolish. This year was a year of regression in terms of metal, regression into the ass-kicking of the past instead of 90's general lousiness in most genres. This year was a year of growing love of life, love of self, and love of the people around me.</p><p>I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews.com team for being insanely cool and compassionate, everyone in the forum for being just plain awesome, and heck, everyone in the world, for supplying carbon dioxide for the plants to breathe.</p><p>Here's to an even better 2006!</p><p>Cheers,</p><p>Aaron.</p>
  4. 0
    — <p>This year was a year of maturation; wherein I explored my inner thoughts and desires and found them to be lacking, selfish, foolish. This year was a year of regression in terms of metal, regression into the ass-kicking of the past instead of 90's general lousiness in most genres. This year was a year of growing love of life, love of self, and love of the people around me.</p><p>I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews.com team for being insanely cool and compassionate, everyone in the forum for being just plain awesome, and heck, everyone in the world, for supplying carbon dioxide for the plants to breathe.</p><p>Here's to an even better 2006!</p><p>Cheers,</p><p>Aaron.</p><p><b>Favorite song of 2005: Cephalic Carnage - Anomalies - Piecemaker.</b></p>

Daniel

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2892
  2. 1.
    2892
  3. 1.
    3045
  4. 1.
    3045
  5. 1.
    3045
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    3045
  7. 1.
    3045
  8. 1.
    3045 — <i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and Heavily rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. And halfway through the first track when you thought this was only going to be another underproduced Power Metal album you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.
  9. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and Heavily rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. And halfway through the first track when you thought this was only going to be another underproduced Power Metal album you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  10. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. And halfway through the first track when you thought this was only going to be another underproduced Power Metal album you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  11. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  12. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  13. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  14. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  15. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  16. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  17. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  18. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  19. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  20. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  21. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  22. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  23. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  24. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  25. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  26. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  27. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  28. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  29. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  30. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  31. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  32. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  33. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  34. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  35. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  36. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  37. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  38. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  39. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  40. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  41. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  42. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  43. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
  44. 1.
    3045 — <p><i>Gallows Gallery</i> is everything a Power Metal album should be. Technically accomplished, melodious as fuck, packed with catchy choruses and killer hooks, and firmly rooted in the 80’s Metal sound. But it is also much more than that. Halfway through the first track, when you were starting to think this would just be another underproduced Power Metal album, you’ll run into psychedelia inspired organs and, and from that point onwards you’ll be constantly encountering seemingly unrelated elements blending perfectly with everything the textbook of real Metal obliges. Oriental flavored saxophone solos, bizarre samples, tabla and sitar sections, and dramatic symphonic passages are just a few of the tricks <i>Gallows Galley</i> packs in dozens. Add to all that a very dark – even Black Metal-like feeling – aura and you’ve got one of the most original Power Metal albums ever. So forget all your prejudices, open your mind and prepare to be blown away by one of the most amazing Metal albums of the past five years.</p>
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    2892 — With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, Pelican transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff Pelican paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.
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    2892 — With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff Pelican paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.
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    2892 — With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.
  52. 2.
    2892 — With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.
  53. 2.
    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
  56. 2.
    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
  58. 2.
    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is not the best song of the year only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
  65. 2.
    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
  67. 2.
    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
  68. 2.
    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
  69. 2.
    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
  78. 2.
    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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    2892 — <p>With their latest effort, <b>Pelican</b> have managed to craft one of the most emotional albums of the year by creating a special bond with the listener. Instead of communicating ideas, <b>Pelican</b> transmit feelings through their music, feelings that vocals would never be able to express, and instead of futilely trying to translate such feelings into words, they let their blend of Metal and Post-Rock do all the talking. <i>Autumn Into Summer</i> is the best song of the year not only because of the beautiful Brian Eno-esque ambient intro, the <b>Godspeed You! Black Emperor</b>-like build up, or the amazing post-thrash riffing, but because you can almost feel the clash of both seasons yourself. With every single riff <b>Pelican</b> paint golden suns, gusts of wind and falling red leaves, and what’s even better is that they allow your mind to perceive all those changes as if they were occurring in your own body. <b>Pelican</b> don’t play songs; they emulate emotions and record them so you can revive them anytime anywhere.</p>
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  97. 3.
    2803
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    2803
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    2803
  100. 3.
    2803
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    2803
  102. 3.
    2803
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    2803
  104. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  105. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  106. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  107. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  108. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  109. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  110. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  111. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  112. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  113. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  114. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  115. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  116. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  117. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  118. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  119. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  120. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  121. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  122. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  123. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  124. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  125. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  126. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  127. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  128. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  129. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  130. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  131. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
  132. 3.
    2803 — <p>When fellow music lovers are comparing this album with one of the greatest bands ever - <b>Sigur Rós</b> -, it gets your attention, and after playing the album for the 10,000 time, I can thankfully say that such comparison is deserved. Without a doubt <b>Jesu</b> have successfully created an album so powerful it seems to transcend time itself, engulfing the listener in droning yet melodious passages, making time and space nil during the experience. <b>Jesu</b>’s dark and melancholic, yet hopeful sound is perfectly portrayed by Justin K. Broadrick’s lyrics as he sings in an outmost cathartic way: “And I'm, so tired of me, withered and unclean. I'm too blind to see, shit that is me” just to then admit on another song there’s always light in this dark path we walk “It's inside of me. It's what I want to be. It's inside of me, and it's clear to see. You're my heart.” Crushingly beautiful, this is an essential album.</p>
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  150. 4.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  151. 4.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  152. 4.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  153. 4.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  154. 4.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  155. 4.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  156. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  157. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  158. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  159. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  160. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  161. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  162. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  163. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  164. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  165. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  166. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  167. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  168. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  169. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  170. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  171. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  172. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  173. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  174. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  175. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  176. 4.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  177. 5.
    2860
  178. 5.
    2860
  179. 5.
    2860
  180. 5.
    2860
  181. 5.
    2860
  182. 5.
    2860
  183. 5.
    2860
  184. 5.
    2860
  185. 5.
    2860
  186. 5.
    2860
  187. 5.
    2860
  188. 5.
    2860
  189. 5.
    2860
  190. 5.
    2860
  191. 5.
    2860
  192. 5.
    2860
  193. 5.
    2860
  194. 5.
    2860
  195. 5.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <i>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to the Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  196. 5.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to the Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  197. 5.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  198. 5.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  199. 5.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  200. 5.
    2683
  201. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (so much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  202. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  203. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  204. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  205. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  206. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  207. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  208. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  209. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  210. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  211. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  212. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  213. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  214. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  215. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  216. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  217. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  218. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  219. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  220. 5.
    2683 — <p>With <i>The Swan Road</i>, <b>Drudkh</b> have crafted another Black Metal album that will be remembered through the ages. Faster and rawer than their previous masterpiece; <b>Drudkh</b> try to set melancholy free between the branches of thunderous drumming and violent vocals, while acoustic passages act as clearings in the middle of the forest where soothing emotions can bleed through your speakers. <i>The Swan Road</i> is everything Black Metal should be. I won’t bitch (as much) about <b>Hate Forest</b>’s decease if <b>Drudkh</b> keeps releasing albums with this much quality.</p>
  221. 6.
    2741
  222. 6.
    2741
  223. 6.
    2741
  224. 6.
    2741
  225. 6.
    2741
  226. 6.
    2741
  227. 6.
    2741
  228. 6.
    2741
  229. 6.
    2741
  230. 6.
    2741
  231. 6.
    2741
  232. 6.
    2741
  233. 6.
    2741
  234. 6.
    2741
  235. 6.
    2741
  236. 6.
    2741
  237. 6.
    2741
  238. 6.
    2741
  239. 6.
    2741
  240. 6.
    2741
  241. 6.
    2741
  242. 6.
    2741
  243. 6.
    2741 — <p>When you thought there was no possible way to take Metal one step further, <b>Fantômas</b> took it two with <i>Suspended Animation</i>. <b>Fantômas</b>’ already insane approach on Jazz and Metal, combined with Sunday morning cartoon-inspired music and effects resulted in one of the most chaotic and amazing listens of the year. With 30 songs, each clocking around two minutes, <b>Fantômas</b> explore music in a way no one else has, creating an album that manages to be equally interesting, fun and rocking. All hail Patton!</p>
  244. 6.
    2957
  245. 6.
    2957
  246. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV world, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Full of killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game, not to mention the ass kicking story to round the package. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  247. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Full of killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  248. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  249. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  250. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  251. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  252. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  253. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  254. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  255. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  256. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  257. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  258. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  259. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  260. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  261. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  262. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  263. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  264. 6.
    2957 — <p>Criminally overlooked outside the MTV crowd, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> have returned with an album sure to win the heart of every (Prog) Rocker out there. Packed with killer riffs, amazing solos, beautiful vocal lines and song structures of epic proportions, <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are at the top of their game. Emo band you say? I can con only laugh. <b>Coheed & Cambria</b> are the best Rock band out there.</p>
  265. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  266. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  267. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  268. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  269. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  270. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  271. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  272. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  273. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  274. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  275. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  276. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  277. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  278. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  279. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  280. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  281. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  282. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  283. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  284. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  285. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  286. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  287. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  288. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  289. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  290. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  291. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  292. 7.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  293. 7.
    2650
  294. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form of one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b>.</p>
  295. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form of one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b>.</p>
  296. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form of one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b>.</p>
  297. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  298. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  299. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  300. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  301. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  302. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  303. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  304. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  305. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  306. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  307. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  308. 7.
    2650 — <p>If there has been a disappointment in Metal history for me, it was <i>SYL</i>; <i>City</i> was so awesome and the follow up to it was so bland in comparison, I just couldn’t believe it. But then <i>Alien</i> was released and I couldn’t be more surprised, because this album is a return to form for one of the coolest Metal bands out there. Amazing riffing, epic keyboards, powerful drumming, insane song writing, Devin’s unbelievable and insane vocals and all rest is back to kick your ass. <i>Alien</i> is everything you love about <b>Strapping Young Lad</b> and Devin.</p>
  309. 8.
    2672
  310. 8.
    2672
  311. 8.
    2683
  312. 8.
    2683
  313. 8.
    2683
  314. 8.
    2683
  315. 8.
    2683
  316. 8.
    2683
  317. 8.
    2683
  318. 8.
    2683
  319. 8.
    2683
  320. 8.
    2683
  321. 8.
    2683
  322. 8.
    2683
  323. 8.
    2683
  324. 8.
    2683
  325. 8.
    2683
  326. 8.
    2683
  327. 8.
    2683
  328. 8.
    2683
  329. 8.
    2683
  330. 8.
    2683
  331. 8.
    2683
  332. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  333. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  334. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  335. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  336. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  337. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  338. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  339. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  340. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  341. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  342. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  343. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  344. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  345. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  346. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  347. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  348. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  349. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  350. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  351. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  352. 8.
    2860 — <p>Even tough <b>Ulver</b> haven’t produced a Metal album in ages, it’s a band that will always appeal to a certain Metal fan because of the way they have approached music from the very beginning; and with <i>Blood Inside</i>, <b>Ulver</b> have once again pushed the envelope further. Even if synth, samples, electronic beats and Garm’s voice are their main elements of <b>Ulver</b> nowadays, they still have the same effect as with <i>Bergtatt</i>; to push the listener as farther as they possibly can by challenging him to understand something different and new, and to subsequently embrace the beauty of it.</p>
  353. 9.
    2683
  354. 9.
    2683
  355. 9.
    2957
  356. 9.
    2957
  357. 9.
    2957
  358. 9.
    2957
  359. 9.
    2957
  360. 9.
    2957
  361. 9.
    2957
  362. 9.
    2957
  363. 9.
    2957
  364. 9.
    2957
  365. 9.
    2957
  366. 9.
    2957
  367. 9.
    2957
  368. 9.
    2957
  369. 9.
    2957
  370. 9.
    2957
  371. 9.
    2957
  372. 9.
    2957
  373. 9.
    2957
  374. 9.
    2957
  375. 9.
    2957
  376. 9.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  377. 9.
    2672
  378. 9.
    2672
  379. 9.
    2672
  380. 9.
    2672
  381. 9.
    2672
  382. 9.
    2672
  383. 9.
    2672
  384. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll come up with more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  385. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll come up with more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  386. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  387. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  388. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  389. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  390. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  391. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  392. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  393. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  394. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  395. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  396. 9.
    2672 — <p><b>Taake</b> is one of my all time favorite bands and this album confirms this sentiment. I’ve always loved <b>Taake</b>’s style as they manage to create a very fresh and original sound (specially in their riffing) without sacrificing the slightest amount of pure Black Metal essence, and this time they even threw some Thrash into the mix adding a whole new dimension to their sound. <b>Taake</b> have now closed their trilogy, and I couldn’t be happier with outcome of it. Time will tell what lies ahead for this band, but I’m sure they’ll create more awe inspiring Black Metal.</p>
  397. 10.
    2957
  398. 10.
    2957
  399. 10.
    2672
  400. 10.
    2672
  401. 10.
    2672
  402. 10.
    2672
  403. 10.
    2672
  404. 10.
    2672
  405. 10.
    2672
  406. 10.
    2672
  407. 10.
    2672
  408. 10.
    2672
  409. 10.
    2672
  410. 10.
    2672
  411. 10.
    2672
  412. 10.
    2672
  413. 10.
    2672
  414. 10.
    2672
  415. 10.
    2672
  416. 10.
    2672
  417. 10.
    2672
  418. 10.
    2672
  419. 10.
    2672
  420. 10.
    2672
  421. 10.
    2650
  422. 10.
    2650
  423. 10.
    2650
  424. 10.
    2650
  425. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s saw isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  426. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s saw isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  427. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s saw isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  428. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s saw isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  429. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s saw isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  430. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  431. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  432. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  433. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  434. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  435. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  436. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  437. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  438. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  439. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  440. 10.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  441. 11.
    2650
  442. 11.
    2650
  443. 11.
    2650
  444. 11.
    2650
  445. 11.
    2650
  446. 11.
    2650
  447. 11.
    2650
  448. 11.
    2650
  449. 11.
    2650
  450. 11.
    2650
  451. 11.
    2650
  452. 11.
    2650
  453. 11.
    2650
  454. 11.
    2650
  455. 11.
    2650
  456. 11.
    2650
  457. 11.
    2650
  458. 11.
    2650
  459. 11.
    2650
  460. 11.
    2650
  461. 11.
    2650
  462. 11.
    2650
  463. 11.
    2650
  464. 11.
    2650
  465. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  466. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  467. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  468. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  469. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  470. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  471. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  472. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  473. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  474. 11.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  475. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  476. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  477. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <p><b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  478. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <p><b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  479. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <p><b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  480. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <p><b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  481. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <p><b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  482. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <p><b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  483. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <p><b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  484. 11.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow — <p><b>Hate Forest</b>’s swansong. <i>Sorrow</i> stands as a reminder of this band’s amazing musical legacy. RIP <b>Hate Forest</b>.</p>
  485. 12.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow
  486. 12.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
  488. 12.
    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
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    Hate Forest - Sorrow
  519. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  520. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  521. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  522. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  523. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  524. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  525. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  526. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  527. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  528. 12.
    2724 — <p>It’s hard to believe that everything you hear was played and recorded by a single man (Ivo Henzi), but it’s even harder when it’s this amazing. While the album features elements of many different styles of Black Metal, they’re used so well and originally that it is safe to say Henzi has absorbed and morphed them into something of his own. The album features great song structures interesting enough to avoid the clone title, and the riffing is infused with enough epicness and melancholy to keep you hooked for a long time. How <b>Forest of Fog</b> is still unsigned goes beyond me.</p>
  529. 13.
    2773
  530. 13.
    2773
  531. 13.
    2773
  532. 13.
    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
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    2773
  560. 13.
    2773
  561. 13.
    2773
  562. 13.
    2773
  563. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kenose</i> they have confirmed they truly mean it. <b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  564. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have confirmed they truly mean it. <b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  565. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have stated that they have no intentions of slowing their pace.<b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  566. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have stated that they have no intentions of slowing their pace.<b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  567. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have stated that they have no intentions of slowing their pace.<b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  568. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have stated that they have no intentions of slowing their pace.<b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  569. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have stated that they have no intentions of slowing their pace.<b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  570. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have stated that they have no intentions of slowing their pace.<b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  571. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have stated that they have no intentions of slowing their pace.<b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  572. 13.
    2773 — <p><b>Deathspell Omega</b> released the number one Metal album last year, and with <i>Kénôse</i> they have stated that they have no intentions of slowing their pace.<b>Deathspell Omega</b> craft Black Metal songs of impressive depth and complexity, taking the genre to the next level and proving that Black Metal has more to it than just tremolo picking and blast beats.</p>
  573. 14.
    2992
  574. 14.
    2992
  575. 14.
    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
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    2992
  608. 14.
    2992
  609. 14.
    2992
  610. 14.
    2992 — <p>While most people felt disappointed with <b>Arcturus</b>’ latest effort,I really liked it. Granted it isn’t as good as their previous albums, but it is still bear’s their trademark sound and enough interesting moments to make it one of the best of the year. And as I said on my review, this proves that <b>Arcturus</b> wasn’t the sole effort of Garm, but of everyone involved.</p>
  611. 14.
    2992 — <p>While most people felt disappointed with <b>Arcturus</b>’ latest effort,I really liked it. Granted it isn’t as good as their previous albums, but it is still bear’s their trademark sound and enough interesting moments to make it one of the best of the year. And as I said on my review, this proves that <b>Arcturus</b> wasn’t the sole effort of Garm, but of everyone involved.</p>
  612. 14.
    2992 — <p>While most people felt disappointed with <b>Arcturus</b>’ latest effort,I really liked it. Granted it isn’t as good as their previous albums, but it is still bear’s their trademark sound and enough interesting moments to make it one of the best of the year. And as I said on my review, this proves that <b>Arcturus</b> wasn’t the sole effort of Garm, but of everyone involved.</p>
  613. 14.
    2992 — <p>While most people felt disappointed with <b>Arcturus</b>’ latest effort,I really liked it. Granted it isn’t as good as their previous albums, but it is still bear’s their trademark sound and enough interesting moments to make it one of the best of the year. And as I said on my review, this proves that <b>Arcturus</b> wasn’t the sole effort of Garm, but of everyone involved.</p>
  614. 14.
    2992 — <p>While most people felt disappointed with <b>Arcturus</b>’ latest effort,I really liked it. Granted it isn’t as good as their previous albums, but it is still bear’s their trademark sound and enough interesting moments to make it one of the best of the year. And as I said on my review, this proves that <b>Arcturus</b> wasn’t the sole effort of Garm, but of everyone involved.</p>
  615. 14.
    2992 — <p>While most people felt disappointed with <b>Arcturus</b>’ latest effort,I really liked it. Granted it isn’t as good as their previous albums, but it is still bear’s their trademark sound and enough interesting moments to make it one of the best of the year. And as I said on my review, this proves that <b>Arcturus</b> wasn’t the sole effort of Garm, but of everyone involved.</p>
  616. 14.
    2992 — <p>While most people felt disappointed with <b>Arcturus</b>’ latest effort,I really liked it. Granted it isn’t as good as their previous albums, but it is still bear’s their trademark sound and enough interesting moments to make it one of the best of the year. And as I said on my review, this proves that <b>Arcturus</b> wasn’t the sole effort of Garm, but of everyone involved.</p>
  617. 15.
    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
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    3073
  655. 15.
    3073 — <p><b>Sunn O)))</b> has always been a band that I enjoy, so when they decided to collaborate with <b>Xasthur</b> and <b>Leviathan</b>, this Black Metal freak went nuts. Listen to it in the dark of your room and be consumed by darkness.</p>
  656. 15.
    3073 — <p><b>Sunn O)))</b> has always been a band that I enjoy, so when they decided to collaborate with <b>Xasthur</b> and <b>Leviathan</b>, this Black Metal freak went nuts. Listen to it in the dark of your room and be consumed by darkness.</p>
  657. 15.
    3073 — <p><b>Sunn O)))</b> has always been a band that I enjoy, so when they decided to collaborate with <b>Xasthur</b> and <b>Leviathan</b>, this Black Metal freak went nuts. Listen to it in the dark of your room and be consumed by darkness.</p>
  658. 15.
    3073 — <p><b>Sunn O)))</b> has always been a band that I enjoy, so when they decided to collaborate with <b>Xasthur</b> and <b>Leviathan</b>, this Black Metal freak went nuts. Listen to it in the dark of your room and be consumed by darkness.</p>
  659. 15.
    3073 — <p><b>Sunn O)))</b> has always been a band that I enjoy, so when they decided to collaborate with <b>Xasthur</b> and <b>Leviathan</b>, this Black Metal freak went nuts. Listen to it in the dark of your room and be consumed by darkness.</p>
  660. 15.
    3073 — <p><b>Sunn O)))</b> has always been a band that I enjoy, so when they decided to collaborate with <b>Xasthur</b> and <b>Leviathan</b>, this Black Metal freak went nuts. Listen to it in the dark of your room and be consumed by darkness.</p>

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  2. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  20. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  31. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
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    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  38. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  39. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky
  40. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  41. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  42. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  43. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  44. 1.
    Stargazer - The Scream that Tore the Sky — <p><b>Stargazer</b> are here and they’ve come to save Death Metal from faux avant-garde and monotony as well. <b>Stargazer</b> approach Death Metal in a quasi-Jazz way to keep things always interesting but at the same time they know where to draw the line, avoiding pointless wankery and boring musical wandering. And even if the band’s sound isn’t very raw, <i>The Scream that Tore the Sky</i> is still brutal, but smart and classy.</p>
  45. 2.
    2838
  46. 2.
    2838
  47. 2.
    2838
  48. 2.
    2838
  49. 2.
    2838
  50. 2.
    2838
  51. 2.
    2838
  52. 2.
    2838
  53. 2.
    2838
  54. 2.
    2838
  55. 2.
    2838
  56. 2.
    2838
  57. 2.
    2838
  58. 2.
    2838
  59. 2.
    2838
  60. 2.
    2838
  61. 2.
    2838
  62. 2.
    2838
  63. 2.
    2838
  64. 2.
    2838
  65. 2.
    2838
  66. 2.
    2838
  67. 2.
    2838
  68. 2.
    2838
  69. 2.
    2838
  70. 2.
    2838
  71. 2.
    2838
  72. 2.
    2838
  73. 2.
    2838
  74. 2.
    2838
  75. 2.
    2838
  76. 2.
    2838
  77. 2.
    2838
  78. 2.
    2838
  79. 2.
    2838
  80. 2.
    2838
  81. 2.
    2838
  82. 2.
    2838
  83. 2.
    2838
  84. 2.
    2838
  85. 2.
    2838 — <p>Wrest is a great artist and <b>Lurker of Chalice</b> was something I always wanted to hear, so it was quite a surprise when this was suddenly released. More ambient and atmospheric than <b>Leviathan</b> but still very cool. This will keep me busy 'till the next <b>Leviathan</b> is released.</p>
  86. 2.
    2838 — <p>Wrest is a great artist and <b>Lurker of Chalice</b> was something I always wanted to hear, so it was quite a surprise when this was suddenly released. More ambient and atmospheric than <b>Leviathan</b> but still very cool. This will keep me busy 'till the next <b>Leviathan</b> is released.</p>
  87. 2.
    2838 — <p>Wrest is a great artist and <b>Lurker of Chalice</b> was something I always wanted to hear, so it was quite a surprise when this was suddenly released. More ambient and atmospheric than <b>Leviathan</b> but still very cool. This will keep me busy 'till the next <b>Leviathan</b> is released.</p>
  88. 2.
    2838 — <p>Wrest is a great artist and <b>Lurker of Chalice</b> was something I always wanted to hear, so it was quite a surprise when this was suddenly released. More ambient and atmospheric than <b>Leviathan</b> but still very cool. This will keep me busy 'till the next <b>Leviathan</b> is released.</p>
  89. 3.
    2968
  90. 3.
    2968
  91. 3.
    2968
  92. 3.
    2968
  93. 3.
    2968
  94. 3.
    2968
  95. 3.
    2968
  96. 3.
    2968
  97. 3.
    2968
  98. 3.
    2968
  99. 3.
    2968
  100. 3.
    2968
  101. 3.
    2968
  102. 3.
    2968
  103. 3.
    2968
  104. 3.
    2968
  105. 3.
    2968
  106. 3.
    2968
  107. 3.
    2968
  108. 3.
    2968
  109. 3.
    2968
  110. 3.
    2968
  111. 3.
    2968
  112. 3.
    2968
  113. 3.
    2968
  114. 3.
    2968
  115. 3.
    2968
  116. 3.
    2968
  117. 3.
    2968
  118. 3.
    2968
  119. 3.
    2968
  120. 3.
    2968
  121. 3.
    2968
  122. 3.
    2968
  123. 3.
    2968
  124. 3.
    2968
  125. 3.
    2968
  126. 3.
    2968
  127. 3.
    2968
  128. 3.
    2968 — <p>Nothing beats a good dose of Metallic Hardcore with Nintendo keyboards, and nothing would have prepared me for it. This guys came out of nowhere and delivered one of the most fun albums I've heard in a while. Got to love 'em.</p>
  129. 3.
    2968 — <p>Nothing beats a good dose of Metallic Hardcore with Nintendo keyboards, and nothing would have prepared me for it. This guys came out of nowhere and delivered one of the most fun albums I've heard in a while. Got to love 'em.</p>
  130. 3.
    2968 — <p>Nothing beats a good dose of Metallic Hardcore with Nintendo keyboards, and nothing would have prepared me for it. This guys came out of nowhere and delivered one of the most fun albums I've heard in a while. Got to love 'em.</p>
  131. 3.
    2968 — <p>Nothing beats a good dose of Metallic Hardcore with Nintendo keyboards, and nothing would have prepared me for it. This guys came out of nowhere and delivered one of the most fun albums I've heard in a while. Got to love 'em.</p>
  132. 3.
    2968 — <p>Nothing beats a good dose of Metallic Hardcore with Nintendo keyboards, and nothing would have prepared me for it. This guys came out of nowhere and delivered one of the most fun albums I've heard in a while. Got to love 'em.</p>
  133. 4.
    3001
  134. 4.
    3001
  135. 4.
    3001
  136. 4.
    3001
  137. 4.
    3001
  138. 4.
    3001
  139. 4.
    3001
  140. 4.
    3001
  141. 4.
    3001
  142. 4.
    3001
  143. 4.
    3001
  144. 4.
    3001
  145. 4.
    3001
  146. 4.
    3001
  147. 4.
    3001
  148. 4.
    3001
  149. 4.
    3001
  150. 4.
    3001
  151. 4.
    3001
  152. 4.
    3001
  153. 4.
    3001
  154. 4.
    3001
  155. 4.
    3001
  156. 4.
    3001
  157. 4.
    3001
  158. 4.
    3001
  159. 4.
    3001
  160. 4.
    3001
  161. 4.
    3001
  162. 4.
    3001
  163. 4.
    3001
  164. 4.
    3001
  165. 4.
    3001
  166. 4.
    3001
  167. 4.
    3001
  168. 4.
    3001
  169. 4.
    3001
  170. 4.
    3001
  171. 4.
    3001
  172. 4.
    3001
  173. 4.
    3001
  174. 4.
    3001 — <p>I never found their ADD style impressive, but now that they can lace song sections more coherently than before I enjoy them a lot.</p>
  175. 4.
    3001 — <p>I never found their ADD style impressive, but now that they can lace song sections more coherently than before I enjoy them a lot.</p>
  176. 4.
    3001 — <p>I never found their ADD style impressive, but now that they can lace song sections more coherently than before I enjoy them a lot.</p>
  177. 5.
    2694
  178. 5.
  179. 5.
  180. 5.
  181. 5.
  182. 5.
  183. 5.
  184. 5.
  185. 5.
  186. 5.
  187. 5.
  188. 5.
  189. 5.
  190. 5.
  191. 5.
  192. 5.
  193. 5.
  194. 5.
  195. 5.
  196. 5.
  197. 5.
  198. 5.
  199. 5.
  200. 5.
  201. 5.
  202. 5.
  203. 5.
  204. 5.
  205. 5.
  206. 5.
  207. 5.
  208. 5.
  209. 5.
  210. 5.
  211. 5.
  212. 5.
  213. 5.
  214. 5.
  215. 5.
  216. 5.
  217. 5.
  218. 5.
  219. 5.
  220. 5.

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    2940
  2. 1.
    2940
  3. 1.
    2940
  4. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  5. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  6. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  7. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  8. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  9. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  10. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  11. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  12. 1.
    2940 — <b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.
  13. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the fimr musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  14. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  15. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  16. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  17. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  18. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  19. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  20. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  21. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  22. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  23. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  24. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  25. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  26. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  27. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  28. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  29. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  30. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  31. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  32. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  33. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  34. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  35. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  36. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  37. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  38. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  39. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  40. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  41. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  42. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  43. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
  44. 1.
    2940 — <p><b>Twilight</b>'s debut isn't a bad one, but considering the sheer amount of talent this project has, I was expecting album of the year or something along those lines; but instead of that, we get a collection of mostly bland songs, and when the songs are actually very good, they feel like a B-side of one of the band's involved in the album. I think it'll be hard for <b>Twilight</b> to pull of a good album because of the firm musical direction of everyone involved, but if they in fact manage to set a common musical direction, then they might craft one of the best Black Metal albums of this decade.</p>
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Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
    3066
  2. 1.
    3066
  3. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  4. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  5. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  6. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  7. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  8. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  9. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  10. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  11. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  12. 1.
    3066 — Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.
  13. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  14. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  15. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  16. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  17. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  18. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  19. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  20. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  21. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  22. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  23. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  24. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  25. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  26. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  27. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  28. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  29. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  30. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  31. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  32. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  33. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  34. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  35. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  36. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  37. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  38. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  39. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  40. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  41. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  42. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
  43. 1.
    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
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    3066 — <p>Not the album per se, as there are many albums that suck even more; but the fact that people consider this Black Metal.</p>
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Words / Final Thoughts

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    — <p>Thanks and hails to all the reviewers, the parasites in the forums and everyone who reads my crap. Have a great year.</p> <p>Daniel.</p>
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    — <p>Thanks and hails to all the reviewers, the parasites in the forums and everyone who reads my crap. Special thanks to all the bands I interviewed. Have a great year.</p> <p>Daniel.</p>

Ian

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2957 — No contest here; definitely the top Album of The Year, thanks for the zillionth time to Daniel
  2. 2.
    2815 — Brilliant album by the Shadow Gallery powerhouse.
  3. 3.
    2696 — I just couldn't believe my ears when I listened to this album! Incredibly powerful and compelling. the only non-progressive metal album in my Top 5
  4. 4.
    2852 — Teriffic, at least two levels above Dream Theater
  5. 5.
    2643 — Magnific album from the German band, best surprise of the year
  6. 6.
    2692 — Roy Khan & Tom Youngblood, a match made in heaven
  7. 7.
    2720 — Best progressive rock album of the year. Cheers Clive Nolan!
  8. 8.
    Lacrimosa - Lichgestalt — Wait a couple of days and I'm gonna review this masterpiece
  9. 9.
    2975 — Arjen Anthony Lucassen with his Midas' touch, what more can I say?
  10. 10.
    2845 — Simone Simons, the heavenly soprano again supported by the strong team led by Mark Jansen
  11. 11.
    2789 — Iced Earth/Blind Guardian masterminds
  12. 12.
    2840 — Dissapointment of the year!
  13. 13.
    2935 — Old school Blind Guardian, another major surprise of the year
  14. 14.
    Equilibrium - Turis Fratyr — Debut of the year in my book, well, I can't say that Stream Of Passion is a debut band, can I?
  15. 15.
    2945 — One of the closest albums to my heart

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    2643
  2. 2.
    2935
  3. 3.
    2960
  4. 4.
    2696
  5. 5.
    2758

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    2840
  2. 2.
    2994
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Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
    2844
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Words / Final Thoughts

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Al

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. Don't miss out on this
  2. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. Don't miss out on this
  3. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  4. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  5. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  6. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  7. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  8. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  9. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  10. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  11. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  12. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  13. 1.
    2957 — Always had a passing interest in them but this completely blew me away. Inspired songwriting, unbelievable melodies, mucisianship and an epic concept. I've been listening to it on regular rotation since it came out and am still in love with it. Don't miss out on this
  14. 2.
  15. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices.
  16. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads, if any of you know what I'm on about.
  17. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads, if any of you know what I'm on about.
  18. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads, if any of you know what I'm on about.
  19. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads, if any of you know what I'm on about.
  20. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads.
  21. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads.
  22. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads.
  23. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads.
  24. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads.
  25. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads.
  26. 2.
    2803 — Awesome, no other word suffices. I'd say Sigur Rios for metalheads.
  27. 3.
  28. 3.
  29. 3.
  30. 3.
  31. 3.
  32. 3.
  33. 3.
    2692 — What power metal can and should be. These guys never fail to impress me.
  34. 3.
    2692 — What power metal can and should be. These guys never fail to impress me.
  35. 3.
    2692 — What power metal can and should be. These guys never fail to impress me.
  36. 3.
    2692 — What power metal can and should be. These guys never fail to impress me.
  37. 3.
    2692 — What power metal can and should be. These guys never fail to impress me.
  38. 3.
    2692 — What power metal can and should be. These guys never fail to impress me.
  39. 3.
    2692 — What power metal can and should be. These guys never fail to impress me.
  40. 4.
  41. 4.
  42. 4.
  43. 4.
  44. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura
  45. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura
  46. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura
  47. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura
  48. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura
  49. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura
  50. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura
  51. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura. Thrashy, aggressive and damn enjoyable. Nice to see Mr Cavalera fulfilling his potential again.
  52. 4.
    3038 — The closest thing to Sepultura I've heard since...Sepultura. Thrashy, aggressive and damn enjoyable. Nice to see Mr Cavalera fulfilling his potential again.
  53. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going th way of the nu. Mental yet compelling
  54. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going th way of the nu. Mental yet compelling
  55. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  56. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  57. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  58. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  59. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  60. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  61. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  62. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  63. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling
  64. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling. This has been on constant rotation for me since its release.
  65. 5.
    2844 — Avoided the pitfalls of going the way of the nu. completely psychotic at times yet dangerously compelling. This has been on constant rotation for me since its release.
  66. 6.
  67. 6.
  68. 6.
    2911 — Trust me, I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  69. 6.
    2911 — Trust me, I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  70. 6.
    2911 — Trust me, I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  71. 6.
    2911 — Trust me, I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  72. 6.
    2911 — I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  73. 6.
    2911 — I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  74. 6.
    2911 — I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  75. 6.
    2911 — I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  76. 6.
    2911 — I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  77. 6.
    2911 — I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  78. 6.
    2911 — I'm no Opeth fanboy, I actually find a great deal of their music dull. however to give the devil his due, I did really like this, Reverie/Harelquin Forest in particular.
  79. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal although influenced heavily by European hardcore.
  80. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal although influenced heavily by European hardcore.
  81. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  82. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  83. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  84. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  85. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  86. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  87. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  88. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  89. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog... .
  90. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog...fantastic on CD and live
  91. 7.
    Hell is for Heroes - Transmit Disrupt — Little known English band. Not strictly metal, hard to categorise, mixes of punk, hardcore, metal, indy, prog...fantastic on CD and live
  92. 8.
  93. 8.
  94. 8.
  95. 8.
  96. 8.
  97. 8.
  98. 8.
    2591 — Filled the Arch Enemy shaped hole for me left by the disappointing 'doomsday Machine'
  99. 8.
    2591 — Filled the Arch Enemy shaped hole for me left by the disappointing 'doomsday Machine'
  100. 8.
    2591 — Filled the Arch Enemy shaped hole for me left by the disappointing 'doomsday Machine'
  101. 8.
    2591 — Filled the Arch Enemy shaped hole for me left by the disappointing 'doomsday Machine'
  102. 8.
    2591 — Filled the Arch Enemy shaped hole for me left by the disappointing 'doomsday Machine'
  103. 8.
    2591 — Filled the Arch Enemy shaped hole for me left by the disappointing 'Doomsday Machine'. Fantastic melodies combined with awesome vocals and skull crushing riffs.
  104. 8.
    2591 — Filled the Arch Enemy shaped hole for me left by the disappointing 'Doomsday Machine'. Fantastic melodies combined with awesome vocals and skull crushing riffs.
  105. 9.
  106. 9.
  107. 9.
  108. 9.
  109. 9.
  110. 9.
  111. 9.
  112. 9.
    2650 — Second only to 'City', One of the heaviest things I've heard in my life.
  113. 9.
    2650 — Second only to 'City', One of the heaviest things I've heard in my life.
  114. 9.
    2650 — Second only to 'City', One of the heaviest things I've heard in my life.
  115. 9.
    2650 — Second only to 'City', One of the heaviest things I've heard in my life.
  116. 9.
    2650 — Second only to 'City', One of the heaviest things I've heard in my life. Inspired me to check out some other Devin townsend work and I wasn't disappointed.
  117. 9.
    2650 — Second only to 'City', One of the heaviest things I've heard in my life. Inspired me to check out some other Devin townsend work and I wasn't disappointed.
  118. 10.
  119. 10.
  120. 10.
  121. 10.
  122. 10.
  123. 10.
  124. 10.
  125. 10.
  126. 10.
    3055 — Dark & beautiful. Got completely lost in this one the first time I heard it.
  127. 10.
    3055 — Dark & beautiful. Got completely lost in this one the first time I heard it.
  128. 10.
    3055 — Dark & beautiful. Got completely lost in this one the first time I heard it.
  129. 10.
    3055 — Dark & beautiful. Got completely lost in this one the first time I heard it. The style is not usually my cup of tea but really liked this. The perfect hangover CD.
  130. 10.
    3055 — Dark & beautiful. Got completely lost in this one the first time I heard it. The style is not usually my cup of tea but really liked this. The perfect hangover CD.
  131. 11.
  132. 11.
  133. 11.
  134. 11.
  135. 11.
  136. 11.
  137. 11.
  138. 11.
  139. 11.
  140. 11.
  141. 11.
    2703 — Great album from the British vets. Atmospheric as hell.
  142. 11.
    2703 — Great album from the British vets. Atmospheric as hell and a fantastic return to form.
  143. 11.
    2703 — Great album from the British vets. Atmospheric as hell and a fantastic return to form.
  144. 12.
  145. 12.
  146. 12.
  147. 12.
  148. 12.
  149. 12.
  150. 12.
  151. 12.
  152. 12.
  153. 12.
  154. 12.
    2892 — My introduction to pelican, one of the finest instrumental albums I've ever heard. Original, technical and emotive.
  155. 12.
    2892 — My introduction to pelican, one of the finest instrumental albums I've ever heard. Original, technical and emotive.
  156. 12.
    2892 — My introduction to pelican, one of the finest instrumental albums I've ever heard. Original, technical and emotive.
  157. 13.
  158. 13.
  159. 13.
  160. 13.
  161. 13.
  162. 13.
  163. 13.
  164. 13.
  165. 13.
  166. 13.
    Children Of Bodom - Are You Dead Yet? — Not on the same planet as 'Hatebreeder' and a marked change in style but that didn't stop me enjoying it.
  167. 13.
    Children Of Bodom - Are You Dead Yet? — Not on the same planet as 'Hatebreeder' and a marked change in style but that didn't stop me enjoying it.
  168. 13.
    Children Of Bodom - Are You Dead Yet? — Not on the same planet as 'Hatebreeder' and a marked change in style but that didn't stop me enjoying it.
  169. 13.
    Children Of Bodom - Are You Dead Yet? — Not on the same planet as 'Hatebreeder' and a marked change in style but that didn't stop me enjoying it.
  170. 14.
  171. 14.
  172. 14.
  173. 14.
  174. 14.
  175. 14.
    3065 — Not nearly as good as Mesmerize in my eyes, still a bloody good album however
  176. 14.
    3065 — Not nearly as good as Mesmerize in my eyes, still a bloody good album however
  177. 14.
    3065 — Not nearly as good as Mesmerize in my eyes, still a bloody good album however
  178. 14.
    3065 — Not nearly as good as Mesmerize in my eyes, still a bloody good album however
  179. 14.
    3065 — Not nearly as good as Mesmerize in my eyes, still a bloody good album however
  180. 14.
    2844 — Not nearly as good as Mesmerize in my eyes, still a bloody good album however
  181. 14.
    3065 — Not nearly as good as Mesmerize in my eyes, still a bloody good album however. Let down slightly by some weak songs but others like 'Attack' and the title track go a good way to fixing that.
  182. 14.
    3065 — Not nearly as good as Mesmerize in my eyes, still a bloody good album however. Let down slightly by some weak songs but others like 'Attack' and the title track go a good way to fixing that.
  183. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it.
  184. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it.
  185. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it scores with me, big time.
  186. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it scores with me, big time.
  187. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it scores with me, big time.
  188. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it scores with me, big time.
  189. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it majorly clicked with me.
  190. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it majorly clicked with me.
  191. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it majorly clicked with me.
  192. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it majorly clicked with me.
  193. 15.
    2850 — Controversial yes, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it majorly clicked with me.
  194. 15.
    2850 — Yes, it's a controversial choice, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it majorly clicked with me.
  195. 15.
    2850 — Yes, it's a controversial choice, but despite its flaws I still found myself enjoying it. Too mainstream at times, but at others it majorly clicked with me.

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...
  2. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...
  3. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  4. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  5. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  6. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  7. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  8. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  9. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  10. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  11. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  12. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  13. 1.
    3017 — Fantastic album from a fantastic band. Expected not to like this, how wrong I was...A crime they are still without a label
  14. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  15. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  16. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  17. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  18. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  19. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  20. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  21. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  22. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  23. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  24. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys
  25. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys. Decidedly old school yet done masterfully.
  26. 2.
    3008 — Here's hoping for more of the same from these guys. Decidedly old school yet done masterfully.
  27. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  28. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  29. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  30. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  31. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  32. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  33. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  34. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  35. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  36. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  37. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all.
  38. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all. If David Draimen could get off his high horse and start singing properly (because after this we know he can) instead of making random chimp noises Disturbed could be one of the greats.
  39. 3.
    2977 — A very solid album, not what I expected at all. If David Draimen could get off his high horse and start singing properly (because after this we know he can) instead of making random chimp noises Disturbed could be one of the greats.
  40. 4.
  41. 4.
  42. 4.
  43. 4.
  44. 4.
  45. 4.
  46. 4.
  47. 4.
  48. 4.
  49. 4.
  50. 4.
  51. 4.
  52. 4.
  53. 5.
  54. 5.
  55. 5.
  56. 5.
  57. 5.
  58. 5.
  59. 5.
  60. 5.
  61. 5.
  62. 5.
  63. 5.
  64. 5.
  65. 5.

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? How the mighty have fallen
  2. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? How the mighty have fallen
  3. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  4. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  5. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  6. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  7. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  8. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  9. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  10. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  11. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...
  12. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...all I hope is that they realise the error of their ways and go back to 'Wages of Sin' era brilliance.
  13. 1.
    2847 — Wages of sin...to this? Someone gave the Ammott brothers a labotomy. It's not pretty...all I hope is that they realise the error of their ways and go back to 'Wages of Sin' era brilliance.
  14. 2.
    2888 — Loved 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  15. 2.
    2888 — Loved 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  16. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  17. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  18. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  19. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  20. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  21. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  22. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  23. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  24. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest.
  25. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest. Shadows voice makes me want to stick pens in my eyes.
  26. 2.
    2888 — Really enjoyed 'Waking the Fallen' This however didn't do it for me in the slightest. Shadows voice makes me want to stick pens in my eyes.
  27. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  28. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  29. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  30. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  31. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  32. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  33. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  34. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  35. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  36. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  37. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue
  38. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue. I'm going to listen to Mutter and pretend this never happened.
  39. 3.
    3006 — The first rammstein record I haven't liked. I may have shed a tear. I think that sabbatical they keep talking about is way overdue. I'm going to listen to 'Mutter' and pretend this never happened.
  40. 4.
  41. 4.
  42. 4.
  43. 4.
  44. 4.
  45. 4.
  46. 4.
    Fred Durst still lives. I need to fix this...with fire.
  47. 4.
    Fred Durst still lives. I need to fix this...with fire.
  48. 4.
    Fred Durst still lives. I need to fix this...with fire.
  49. 4.
    Fred Durst still lives. I need to fix this...with fire.
  50. 4.
    Fred Durst still lives. I need to fix this...with fire.
  51. 4.
    Fred Durst still lives. I need to fix this...with fire.
  52. 4.
    Fred Durst still lives. I need to fix this...with fire.
  53. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better
  54. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better
  55. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  56. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  57. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  58. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  59. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  60. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  61. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  62. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  63. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  64. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you
  65. 5.
    2850 — Yes, I did like it, but it could and should have been so much better. More effort please Mr Reznor, if you have another one left in you

Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  2. 1.
    George W Bush
  3. 1.
    George W Bush
  4. 1.
    George W Bush
  5. 1.
    George W Bush
  6. 1.
    George W Bush
  7. 1.
    George W Bush
  8. 1.
    George W Bush
  9. 1.
    George W Bush
  10. 1.
    George W Bush
  11. 1.
    George W Bush
  12. 1.
    George W Bush
  13. 1.
    George W Bush
  14. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it.
  15. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it.
  16. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  17. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  18. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  19. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  20. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  21. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  22. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  23. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  24. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny
  25. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny. You're continously pissing all over your legacy.
  26. 2.
    2948 — That's enough Burton, Stop it now, it's not funny. You're continously pissing all over your legacy.
  27. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly is
  28. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly is
  29. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly is
  30. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly is
  31. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly is
  32. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly is
  33. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly iss
  34. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly iss
  35. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly iss
  36. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly iss
  37. 3.
    2997 — I'm not laughing, but someone undoubtedly iss
  38. 3.
    2997 — My first review, things didn't start out good. One of the worst albums I've heard all year.
  39. 3.
    2997 — My first review, things didn't start out good. One of the worst albums I've heard all year.
  40. 4.
    George W Bush
  41. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  42. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  43. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  44. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  45. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  46. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  47. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  48. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  49. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  50. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists
  51. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists. Axl Rose is still laughing at them. But inside...he's crying.
  52. 4.
    People still think Chinese Democracy exists. Axl Rose is still laughing at them. But inside...he's crying.
  53. 5.
  54. 5.
  55. 5.
  56. 5.
  57. 5.
  58. 5.
  59. 5.
  60. 5.
  61. 5.
  62. 5.
  63. 5.
  64. 5.
  65. 5.

Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it,
  2. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here for a long time. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. On a more personal level, I'd like to express much love for Step-hen, Sex Ed, Mr Gay Uk, Ho Queen, Christine and Ben's Mum. You guys rule so much...*sniff*
  3. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. On a more personal level, I'd like to express much love for Step-hen, Sex Ed, Mr Gay Uk, Ho Queen, Christine, Ms Bingley and Ben's Mum. You're the best. Having a rockin' new year people. I'd like to gout, if I may with a quote from a man much braver and more intelligent than myself... 'The world is like a ride at an amusement park. It goes up and down and round and round. It has thrills and chills and it's very brightly coloured and it's very loud and it's fun, for a while. Some people have been on the ride for a long time, and they begin to question: Is this real, or is this just a ride? And other people have remembered, and they come back to us, they say, "Hey – don't worry, don't be afraid, ever, because, this is just a ride ..." And we ... kill those people.' - Bill Hicks
  4. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. On a more personal level, I'd like to express much love for Step-hen, Sex Ed, Mr Gay Uk, Ho Queen, Christine, Ms Bingley and Ben's Mum. Thanks for everything guys, you're the best. Have a rockin' new year people. I'd like to go out, if I may, with a quote from a man much braver and more intelligent than myself... 'The world is like a ride at an amusement park. It goes up and down and round and round. It has thrills and chills and it's very brightly coloured and it's very loud and it's fun, for a while. Some people have been on the ride for a long time, and they begin to question: Is this real, or is this just a ride? And other people have remembered, and they come back to us, they say, "Hey – don't worry, don't be afraid, ever, because, this is just a ride ..." And we ... kill those people.' - Bill Hicks
  5. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. On a more personal level, I'd like to express much love for Step-hen, Sex Ed, Mr Gay Uk, Ho Queen, Christine, Ms Bingley and Ben's Mum. Thanks for everything guys, you're the best. Have a rockin' 2006 people. I'd like to go out, if I may, with a quote from a man much braver and more intelligent than myself... 'The world is like a ride at an amusement park. It goes up and down and round and round. It has thrills and chills and it's very brightly coloured and it's very loud and it's fun, for a while. Some people have been on the ride for a long time, and they begin to question: Is this real, or is this just a ride? And other people have remembered, and they come back to us, they say, "Hey – don't worry, don't be afraid, ever, because, this is just a ride ..." And we ... kill those people.' - Bill Hicks
  6. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I have spent much of the year reclaiming my enormous MP3 collection which I lost by way of an exploding computer by buying loads of old albums. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. On a more personal level, happy new year and best wishes to firends and family, (you know who you are).
  7. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I have spent much of the year reclaiming my enormous MP3 collection which I lost by way of an exploding computer by buying loads of old albums. This has resulted in me listening to far less new music than I would have liked...something I intend to rectify in 2006. There's so many releases I'm looking forward to and can't wait to bathe my eardrums in what I hope will be some serious awesomeness. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. On a more personal level, happy new year and best wishes to friends and family, (you know who you are) Thanks for sharing another year with me guys, I Love ya all.
  8. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I have spent much of the year reclaiming my enormous MP3 collection which I lost by way of an exploding computer by buying loads of old albums. This has resulted in me listening to far less new music than I would have liked...something I intend to rectify in 2006. There's so many releases I'm looking forward to and can't wait to bathe my eardrums in what I hope will be some serious awesomeness. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. On a more personal level, happy new year and best wishes to friends and family, (you know who you are) Thanks for sharing another year with me guys, I Love ya all.
  9. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I have spent much of the year reclaiming my enormous MP3 collection which I lost by way of an exploding computer by buying loads of old albums. This has resulted in me listening to far less new music than I would have liked...something I intend to rectify in 2006. There's so many releases I'm looking forward to and can't wait to bathe my eardrums in what I hope will be some serious awesomeness. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. On a more personal level, happy new year and best wishes to friends and family, (you know who you are) Thanks for sharing another year with me guys, I Love ya all.
  10. 0
    — It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember. I have spent much of the year reclaiming my enormous MP3 collection which I lost by way of an exploding computer by buying loads of old albums. This has resulted in me listening to far less new music than I would have liked...something I intend to rectify in 2006. There's so many releases I'm looking forward to and can't wait to bathe my eardrums in what I hope will be some serious awesomeness. I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. On a more personal level, happy new year and best wishes to friends and family, (you know who you are) Thanks for sharing another year with me guys, I Love ya all.
  11. 0
    — <p>It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember.</p> <p>I have spent much of the year reclaiming my enormous MP3 collection which I lost by way of an exploding computer by buying loads of old albums. This has resulted in me listening to far less new music than I would have liked...something I intend to rectify in 2006. There's so many releases I'm looking forward to and can't wait to bathe my eardrums in what I hope will be some serious awesomeness.</p> <p> I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. </p> <p>On a more personal level, happy new year and best wishes to friends and family, (you know who you are) Thanks for sharing another year with me guys, I Love ya all.</p>
  12. 0
    — <p>It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember.</p> <p>I have spent much of the year reclaiming my enormous MP3 collection which I lost by way of an exploding computer by buying loads of old albums. This has resulted in me listening to far less new music than I would have liked...something I intend to rectify in 2006. There's so many releases I'm looking forward to and can't wait to bathe my eardrums in what I hope will be some serious awesomeness.</p> <p>I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. </p> <p>On a more personal level, happy new year and best wishes to friends and family, (you know who you are) Thanks for sharing another year with me guys, I Love ya all.</p> <p> Have a rockin' 2006 people. </p> <P> Al </p>
  13. 0
    — <p>It's been quite a year, half quit my job to go back to College to pursue a career in music & film journalism, went to New York for the first time and loved it and of course started work with this site, to list but a few of the things I was sober enough to remember.</p> <p>I have spent much of the year reclaiming my enormous MP3 collection which I lost by way of an exploding computer by buying loads of old albums. This has resulted in me listening to far less new music than I would have liked...something I intend to rectify in 2006. There's so many releases I'm looking forward to and can't wait to bathe my eardrums in what I hope will be some serious awesomeness.</p> <p>I'd like to thank everyone on the Metalreviews team for giving me this opportunity and for making me feel so welcome. It's been a fantastic learning experience so far not to mention an absolute blast. I really feel we're accomplishing a lot with the site and hope to be here writing this again next year. I'd also like to thank all the readers of this site, for all the support, the criticism, and for making this community so vibrant. Keep it all coming guys. </p> <p>On a more personal level, happy new year and best wishes to friends and family, (you know who you are) Thanks for sharing another year with me guys, I Love ya all.</p> <p> Have a rockin' 2006 people. </p> <P> Al </p>

Ken

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun
  2. 1.
    Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun — Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  3. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  4. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  5. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  6. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  7. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  8. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  9. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  10. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  11. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  12. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  13. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  14. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  15. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  16. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  17. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  18. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  19. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  20. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — - Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  21. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.
  22. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>&nbsp;Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br>
  23. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  24. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  25. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  26. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  27. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  28. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  29. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest. Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  30. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  31. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album.<br><br>
  32. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  33. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy and not come off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  34. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  35. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  36. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  37. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  38. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  39. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  40. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  41. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  42. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  43. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  44. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  45. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  46. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  47. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  48. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  49. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  50. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  51. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  52. 1.
    <a href="http://www.battlelore.net" target="new">Battlelore - Third Age Of The Sun</a> — <br><br>Lord of the Rings-inspired doom-death at it's finest (<i>sans</i> cheese). Guttural male vocals and angelic female vocals, amazing songs and musicianship, and costumes that would make Peter Jackson bow in reverence! It's not an easy task tackling the subject of fantasy in metal music without coming off a little goofy, or cheesy (see <b>Rhapsody</b>), but <b>Battlelore</b> have somehow managed to actually make it cool, awe-inspiring, in fact. Great band, amazing album. On a side note, their videos are Must See! videos, they're brilliant. <br><br>
  53. 2.
    2696
  54. 2.
    2696 — One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  55. 2.
    2696 — One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  56. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  57. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  58. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  59. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  60. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  61. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  62. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  63. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  64. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  65. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  66. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  67. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  68. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  69. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  70. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  71. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  72. 2.
    2696 — - One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  73. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  74. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  75. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!
  76. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  77. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  78. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  79. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  80. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  81. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  82. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them. I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  83. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they's excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  84. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they's excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  85. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they's excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  86. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they's excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  87. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  88. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  89. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  90. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  91. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  92. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  93. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  94. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  95. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  96. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  97. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  98. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  99. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  100. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  101. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  102. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  103. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  104. 2.
    2696 — <br><br>One of the best metal bands I've ever heard, this is the first album I heard by them after picking it up on a whim in a used bin. It blew me away! I find them to be more traditional metal than power metal, but that's debatable. Whatever you call them, they're excellent! I've since picked up every album but <i>Hungry</i> and I am thoroughly pleased with each one. Definitely a killer album!<br><br>
  105. 3.
    2591
  106. 3.
    2591 — The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow, and underrated, <I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, the way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  107. 3.
    2591 — The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow, and underrated, <I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, the way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  108. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow, and underrated, <I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, the way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  109. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow, and underrated, <I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, the way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  110. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow, and underrated, <I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, the way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  111. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow, and underrated, <I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, the way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  112. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow, and underrated, <I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, the way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  113. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  114. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  115. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  116. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  117. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  118. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  119. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  120. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  121. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  122. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  123. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  124. 3.
    2591 — - The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  125. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  126. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  127. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.
  128. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  129. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  130. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  131. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  132. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  133. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  134. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  135. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  136. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  137. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  138. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  139. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  140. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  141. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  142. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  143. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  144. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  145. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  146. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  147. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  148. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  149. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  150. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  151. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  152. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  153. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  154. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  155. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  156. 3.
    2591 — <br><br>The current kings of the melodic death metal realm! <I>Character</I> is the third album following the experimental and oft-mellow—and underrated—<I>Projector</I> album. As with <I>Haven</I> and <I>Damage Done</I>, they’ve once again shown us that not all bands that experiment find it impossible to find their way back home. This album is still fast, heavy and brutal, yet with a subtle, underlying beauty. The way melodic death metal should be. It’s not as thrashy as their early work, and I think three albums is enough in this particular area of the genre, but this album is still a stunning piece of melodic death metal. I hope they experiment again on the next one, otherwise they may get a little tedious, but they haven’t gotten there yet.<br><br>
  157. 4.
    2789
  158. 4.
    2789 — Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  159. 4.
    2789 — Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  160. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  161. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  162. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  163. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  164. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  165. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  166. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  167. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  168. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  169. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  170. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  171. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  172. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  173. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  174. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  175. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  176. 4.
    2789 — - Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  177. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  178. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  179. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!
  180. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  181. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  182. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  183. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  184. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  185. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  186. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  187. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  188. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  189. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  190. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  191. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  192. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, you fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  193. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  194. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  195. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  196. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  197. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  198. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  199. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  200. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  201. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  202. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  203. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  204. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  205. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  206. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  207. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  208. 4.
    2789 — <br><br>Take the two main components of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b> and WHAM! (no, not the band, calm down, fruitcake): <b>Demons & Wizards</b>! Again it’s great to see these guys bring excellent material to the table and not just leftover scraps that they don’t want to use for their main bands. This is a great album! Definitely a good mix of <b>Iced Earth</b> and <b>Blind Guardian</b>, but there is enough to make them somehwhat unique. The version of the CD I recommend is the one with <I>“Spiral Architects”</I> and <I>“Lunar Lament”</I> as bonus tracks, two killer songs that have no right not being included on the regular version. <I>“Immigrant Song”</I> along with <I>“Wicked Witch (Slow Version)”</I> should have been the bonus tracks. Either way, still a great album!<br><br>
  209. 5.
    3000
  210. 5.
    3000 — Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  211. 5.
    3000 — Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  212. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  213. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  214. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  215. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  216. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  217. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  218. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  219. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  220. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  221. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  222. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  223. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  224. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  225. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  226. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  227. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  228. 5.
    3000 — - Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  229. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  230. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  231. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.
  232. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  233. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  234. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  235. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  236. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  237. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  238. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  239. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  240. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  241. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  242. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  243. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  244. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  245. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  246. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  247. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  248. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  249. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  250. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  251. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  252. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  253. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  254. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  255. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  256. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  257. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  258. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  259. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  260. 5.
    3000 — <br><br>Quite possibly the best <b>Helloween</b> album to date, but definitely the best Deris-era album they’ve done. Since it’s release fans have been at odds with each other on what songs are good and which are not. Generally this is a sign of a great album. Personally I like all the songs, though a few are definitely not up to par with the rest (ex. <I>“Get It Up”</I> and <I>“Born On Judgement Day”</I>). But with songs like <I>“King For 1000 Years”</I>, the ridiculously progressive (for <b>Helloween</b> anyway) <I>“Occasion Avenue,”</I> and classic-sounding tracks like <I>“Pleasure Drone”</I>, <I>“Mrs. God”</I> and <I>“My Life For One More Day”</I> it’s hard to argue that this album doesn’t do the original two <I>Keeper</I> albums justice. A stunning album.<br><br>
  261. 6.
    2692
  262. 6.
    2692 — I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  263. 6.
    2692 — I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  264. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  265. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  266. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  267. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  268. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  269. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  270. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  271. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  272. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  273. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  274. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  275. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  276. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  277. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  278. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  279. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  280. 6.
    2692 — - I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  281. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  282. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  283. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.
  284. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  285. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  286. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  287. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  288. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  289. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  290. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  291. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  292. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  293. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  294. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  295. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  296. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  297. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  298. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  299. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  300. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  301. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  302. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  303. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  304. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  305. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  306. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  307. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  308. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  309. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  310. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  311. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  312. 6.
    2692 — <br><br>I know virtually nothing about this band. This is the only CD I own by them and the only one I’ve heard. All I know is that I played the hell out of it since I picked it up a few months ago! The vocals here are awesome! I look forward to buying the rest of their albums in the future.<br><br>
  313. 7.
    Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth
  314. 7.
    Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth — The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  315. 7.
    Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth — The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  316. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  317. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  318. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  319. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  320. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  321. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  322. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  323. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  324. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  325. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  326. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  327. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  328. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  329. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  330. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  331. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  332. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — - The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  333. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  334. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  335. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.
  336. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  337. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  338. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  339. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  340. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  341. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  342. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  343. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  344. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  345. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  346. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  347. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  348. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  349. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend, she should be anyway. Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  350. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  351. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  352. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  353. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  354. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  355. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  356. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  357. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  358. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  359. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  360. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  361. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  362. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  363. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  364. 7.
    <a href="http://www.lanalane.com" target="new">Lana Lane - Lady Macbeth</a> — <br><br>The voice of a legend (she should be anyway). Lana Lane’s voice is simply stunning. Take the amazing vocals of Ann Wilson and magnify them by 10 and you’ll be close to how good Lana Lane is. This album is another killer, prog-rock masterpiece in a long line of equally great albums! If you’re a fan of 70’s-influenced prog-rock and female vocalists you should definitely give her a try.<br><br>
  365. 8.
    2855
  366. 8.
    2855 — What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  367. 8.
    2855 — What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  368. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  369. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  370. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  371. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  372. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  373. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  374. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  375. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  376. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  377. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  378. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  379. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  380. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  381. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  382. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  383. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  384. 8.
    2855 — - What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  385. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  386. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  387. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.
  388. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  389. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  390. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  391. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  392. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  393. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  394. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  395. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  396. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  397. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  398. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  399. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  400. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  401. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  402. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  403. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  404. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  405. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  406. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  407. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  408. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  409. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  410. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  411. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  412. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  413. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  414. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  415. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  416. 8.
    2855 — <br><br>What needs to be said? Nothing. This band can seemingly do no wrong! Another brilliant album.<br><br>
  417. 9.
    2852
  418. 9.
    2852 — A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  419. 9.
    2852 — A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  420. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  421. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  422. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  423. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  424. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  425. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  426. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  427. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  428. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  429. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  430. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  431. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  432. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  433. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  434. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  435. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  436. 9.
    2852 — - A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  437. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  438. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  439. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!
  440. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  441. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  442. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  443. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  444. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  445. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  446. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  447. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  448. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  449. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  450. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  451. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  452. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  453. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  454. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  455. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  456. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  457. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  458. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  459. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  460. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  461. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  462. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  463. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  464. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  465. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  466. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  467. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  468. 9.
    2852 — <br><br>A better follow-up to a stunning debut. What more can you ask for? Heavy, technical prog-metal is the order of the day with this band. The legendary Ray Alder (<b>Fates Warning</b>) provides vocals for the entire album this time out (he guested on a few songs on the first album). Now he’s a permanent fixture in the band. If you like prog-metal like <b>Zero Hour</b> you should definitely check this band out. This album smokes!<br><br>
  469. 10.
    Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind
  470. 10.
    Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind — Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  471. 10.
    Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind — Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  472. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  473. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  474. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  475. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  476. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  477. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  478. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  479. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  480. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  481. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  482. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  483. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  484. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  485. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  486. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  487. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  488. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — - Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  489. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  490. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  491. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)
  492. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  493. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  494. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  495. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  496. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  497. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  498. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  499. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  500. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  501. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  502. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  503. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  504. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  505. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. Great album (just released this past October, the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up)<br><br>
  506. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  507. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  508. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  509. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  510. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  511. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  512. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  513. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  514. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  515. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  516. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  517. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  518. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  519. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  520. 10.
    <a href="http://www.zerohourweb.com" target="new">Zero Hour - A Fragile Mind</a> — <br><br>Another killer technical prog-metal album that doesn’t forego the “heavy” for the atmospherics. An awesome band with some truly killer songs. A great album that was just released this past October, but the band is already gearing up to release its follow-up. No time to breathe! I can't wait.<br><br>
  521. 11.
    System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize
  522. 11.
    System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize — The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  523. 11.
    System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize — The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  524. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  525. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  526. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  527. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  528. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  529. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  530. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  531. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  532. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  533. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  534. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  535. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  536. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  537. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  538. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  539. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  540. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — - The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  541. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  542. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  543. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too.
  544. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  545. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  546. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  547. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  548. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  549. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  550. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  551. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  552. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  553. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  554. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  555. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  556. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  557. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  558. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  559. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  560. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  561. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  562. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  563. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  564. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  565. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  566. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  567. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  568. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  569. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  570. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  571. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  572. 11.
    <a href="http://www.soadonline.net" target="new">System Of A Down - Mezmerize/Hypnotize</a> — <br><br>The metal elitists hate them and call them nu-metal, most people don’t know what to call them, but whatever they are, they’re definitely unique. These albums were released about 6 months apart, but are to be considered one album (they even create a 2CD package when the digipacks are combined). Both feature some truly killer, quirky, alternative, quasi-avante-garde metal tunes. It's up in the air which side of this double CD package is the best, but in the end they're both excellent. Personally I think they're pretty even in terms of quality as I find myself liking both albums and all the songs in general, but occasionally skipping certain songs on each depending on my mood. Not everyones’ cup of tea, but if you can appreciate what this band has done since its inception in 1995 then you will be treated to some of the most unique music you’ve ever heard. And amazing, too. <br><br>
  573. 12.
    Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom
  574. 12.
    Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom — A truly brutal hardcore band. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  575. 12.
    Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom — A truly brutal hardcore band. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  576. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal hardcore band. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  577. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal hardcore band. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  578. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal hardcore band. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  579. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal hardcore band. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  580. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal hardcore band. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  581. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  582. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  583. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form. Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and Co. crap their pants like 2 year olds if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  584. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  585. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  586. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  587. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  588. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  589. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  590. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  591. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  592. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — - A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  593. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  594. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  595. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers.
  596. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  597. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  598. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  599. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  600. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  601. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  602. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  603. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  604. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  605. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  606. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  607. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  608. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  609. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  610. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  611. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  612. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  613. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  614. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  615. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  616. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  617. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  618. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  619. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  620. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  621. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  622. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  623. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  624. 12.
    <a href="http://www.pro-pain.com" target="new">Pro-Pain - Prophets Of Doom</a> — <br><br>A truly brutal band. This is hardcore metal in its truest form! Don’t think <b>Hatebreed</b>! <b>Pro-Pain</b> would make Jasta and company crap in their collective MTV diaper if they were ever on the same stage. This band has been pounding out thrash-infused hardcore since 1992 and consistently manages to kick my ass from pillar to post! This is just another example of the greatness this band offers. <br><br>
  625. 13.
    Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus
  626. 13.
    Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus
  627. 13.
    Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus
  628. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — -
  629. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — -
  630. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  631. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  632. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  633. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  634. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  635. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  636. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  637. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  638. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  639. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  640. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  641. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  642. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  643. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  644. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — - Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  645. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  646. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  647. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.
  648. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  649. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  650. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  651. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  652. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  653. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  654. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  655. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  656. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  657. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  658. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  659. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  660. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  661. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  662. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  663. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  664. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  665. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  666. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  667. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  668. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  669. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  670. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  671. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  672. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  673. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  674. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  675. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  676. 13.
    <a href="http://www.pro-rock.com" target="new">Clutch - Robot Hive/Exodus</a> — <br><br>Another completely unique band. From heavier, noisier beginnings this band has come a long, long way. To describe this band is a tough task, redneck poet's doing 70's rock on acid? Ha! Impossible. Anyway, this is just another day at the office for <b>Clutch</b>, another kick ass day.<br><br>
  677. 14.
    2650
  678. 14.
    2650
  679. 14.
    2650
  680. 14.
    2650 — -
  681. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of that man has always been my least favorite. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  682. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of that man has always been my least favorite. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  683. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of that man has always been my least favorite. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  684. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of that man has always been my least favorite. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  685. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of that man has always been my least favorite. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  686. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of that man has always been my least favorite. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  687. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of that man has always been my least favorite. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  688. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of that man has always been my least favorite. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  689. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of thet man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  690. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  691. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  692. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  693. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  694. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  695. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  696. 14.
    2650 — - I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  697. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  698. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  699. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.
  700. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  701. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  702. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  703. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  704. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  705. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  706. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  707. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  708. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  709. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  710. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  711. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  712. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  713. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  714. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  715. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  716. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  717. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  718. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  719. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  720. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  721. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  722. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  723. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  724. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  725. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  726. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  727. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  728. 14.
    2650 — <br><br>I'm a huge Devin Townsend and this side of the man has always been my least favorite, though that's not saying much. It's like saying t-bone is my least favorite cut of steak. I absolutely love this band, but I definitely need to be in the mood for it. With this album Devin incorporated elements from all his varying side-projects to make one hell of a killer album! Brutal beyond words.<br><br>
  729. 15.
    Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album
  730. 15.
    Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album
  731. 15.
    Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album
  732. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — -
  733. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold directly from Dan and on tour, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  734. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  735. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  736. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  737. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  738. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  739. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  740. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  741. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs is simply stunning, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  742. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  743. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  744. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  745. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  746. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  747. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  748. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — - Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song done <b>Nightingale</b> style and a new track. A commercial version should be released soon with a few bonus tracks. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  749. 15.
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    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — <br><br>Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song—done <b>Nightingale</b> style—and a new track. A commercial version should be released at some point with a few bonus tracks, or at least bonus material. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  779. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — <br><br>Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song—done <b>Nightingale</b> style—and a new track. A commercial version should be released at some point with a few bonus tracks, or at least bonus material. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.
  780. 15.
    <a href="http://nightingale.ultimatemetal.com" target="new">Nightingale - Nightfall Overture: The 10 Year Anniversary Album</a> — <br><br>Dan Swano and his brother Dag (aka: Tom Nouga) released this CD in a limited run of 500. It was released to celebrate the band's 10th anniversay. Though it would seem like a best of collection it's actually a collection of re-recorded <b>Nightingale</b> songs, one <b>Edge Of Sanity</b> (Dan's amazing death metal project) song—done <b>Nightingale</b> style—and a new track. A commercial version should be released at some point with a few bonus tracks, or at least bonus material. The re-recorded versions of these songs are frickin' awesome, especially the songs from the first two albums! A great release, but with only 500 available they were sold on tour and from Dan Swano direct, so they were hard to come by. Great, great album. Too bad they didn't re-record the entire <i>The Breathing Shadow</i> album.

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    3061
  2. 1.
    3061
  3. 1.
    3061
  4. 1.
    3061
  5. 1.
    3061
  6. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  7. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  8. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  9. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  10. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  11. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  12. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  13. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  14. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  15. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  16. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  17. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  18. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  19. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  20. 1.
    3061 — - A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  21. 1.
    3061 — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  22. 1.
    3061 — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  23. 1.
    3061 — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.
  24. 1.
    3061 — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  25. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  26. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  27. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  28. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  29. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  30. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  31. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  32. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  33. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  34. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  35. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  36. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  37. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  38. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  39. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  40. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  41. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  42. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  43. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  44. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  45. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  46. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  47. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  48. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  49. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  50. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  51. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  52. 1.
    <a href="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/detail.php3?id=3061" target="new">Dreamcatcher - Wanderer Of The Ocean</a> — <br><br>A definite surprise! A great power metal EP from a new Canadian band. I look forward to what they do in the future.<br><br>
  53. 2.
    3017
  54. 2.
    3017
  55. 2.
    3017
  56. 2.
    3017
  57. 2.
    3017
  58. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless slab of prog-power metal.
  59. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless slab of prog-power metal.
  60. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless slab of prog-power metal.
  61. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless slab of prog-power metal.
  62. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless slab of prog-power metal.
  63. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless slab of prog-power metal.
  64. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless slab of prog-power metal.
  65. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless slab of prog-power metal.
  66. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  67. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  68. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  69. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  70. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  71. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  72. 2.
    3017 — - Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  73. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  74. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  75. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal.
  76. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  77. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  78. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  79. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  80. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  81. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  82. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  83. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  84. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  85. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  86. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  87. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  88. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  89. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  90. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  91. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  92. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  93. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  94. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  95. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  96. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  97. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  98. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  99. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  100. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  101. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  102. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  103. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  104. 2.
    3017 — <br><br>Their <i>Winter Is Coming</i> EP was excellent, though not without flaws. On their first full-length they've managed to improve on all fronts and release a killer, almost flawless, slab of prog-power metal. <br><br>
  105. 3.
    2805
  106. 3.
    2805
  107. 3.
    2805
  108. 3.
    2805
  109. 3.
    2805
  110. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  111. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  112. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  113. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  114. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  115. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  116. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  117. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  118. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  119. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  120. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  121. 3.
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  122. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  123. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  124. 3.
    2805 — - A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  125. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  126. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  127. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can.
  128. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  129. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  130. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  131. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  132. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and with this little EP it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  133. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  134. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  135. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  136. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  137. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  138. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  139. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  140. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  141. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  142. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  143. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  144. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  145. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  146. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  147. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  148. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  149. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  150. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  151. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  152. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  153. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  154. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  155. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  156. 3.
    2805 — <br><br>A nice throwback to 80's-era <b>Helloween</b>. Now signed to Metal Blade and it would seem like they deserve it. Get this EP while you can. <br><br>
  157. 4.
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  162. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  163. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  164. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  165. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  166. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  167. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  168. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  169. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  170. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  171. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  172. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  173. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  174. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  175. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  176. 4.
    3000 — - <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  177. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  178. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  179. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.
  180. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  181. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  182. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  183. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  184. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  185. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  186. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  187. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  188. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  189. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  190. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  191. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  192. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  193. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  194. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  195. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  196. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  197. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  198. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  199. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  200. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  201. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  202. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  203. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  204. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  205. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  206. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  207. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  208. 4.
    3000 — <br><br><i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys</i> are five words that are revered in the metal world. When the band announced their intention to release a third <i>Keeper</i> album most of us went "Ah fuck!" Luckily—or is it surprisingly?—they not only did the "legacy" justice, but it's arguable that they outdid it musically. It won't ever have the same impact on the metal world as those first two albums did, but the quality is there, and quite possibly better.<br><br>
  209. 5.
    2793
  210. 5.
    2793
  211. 5.
    2793
  212. 5.
    2793
  213. 5.
    2793
  214. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future either. Great stuff right her.
  215. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future either. Great stuff right her.
  216. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future either. Great stuff right her.
  217. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future either. Great stuff right her.
  218. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future either. Great stuff right her.
  219. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future either. Great stuff right her.
  220. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future either. Great stuff right her.
  221. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future either. Great stuff right her.
  222. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  223. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  224. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  225. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  226. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  227. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  228. 5.
    2793 — - Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  229. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  230. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  231. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  232. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.<br><br>
  233. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.<br><br>
  234. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.<br><br>
  235. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  236. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  237. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  238. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  239. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  240. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  241. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  242. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  243. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  244. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  245. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  246. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  247. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  248. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  249. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  250. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  251. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  252. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  253. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  254. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  255. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  256. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  257. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  258. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  259. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.
  260. 5.
    2793 — <br><br>Another nice surprise. I've not had this very long, but I've listened to it so many times you'd think I've had it for years. An excellent prog-power metal release from another new band. I can't wait for what they bring in the future, either. Great stuff.

Disappointments

  1. 1.
  2. 1.
    Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World — Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  3. 1.
    Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World — Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  4. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  5. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  6. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  7. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  8. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  9. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  10. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  11. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  12. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  13. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  14. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  15. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  16. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  17. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  18. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  19. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  20. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — - Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  21. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  22. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  23. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album.
  24. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  25. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  26. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  27. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  28. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  29. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  30. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  31. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  32. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  33. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  34. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  35. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  36. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  37. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  38. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite Dead Soul Tribe album. <br><br>
  39. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  40. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  41. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  42. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  43. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  44. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  45. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  46. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  47. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  48. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  49. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  50. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  51. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  52. 1.
    <a href="http://www.deadsoultribe.com" target="new">Dead Soul Tribe - The Dead World</a> — <br><br>Don't get me wrong, this is not a bad album by any means. It was just a little too mellow for me, not what I expected at all. Although I do like it, it's my least favorite <b>Dead Soul Tribe</b> album. <br><br>
  53. 2.
  54. 2.
    Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells — Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  55. 2.
    Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells — Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  56. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  57. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  58. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  59. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  60. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  61. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  62. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  63. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  64. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  65. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise.
  66. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  67. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  68. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  69. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  70. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  71. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  72. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — - Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  73. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  74. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  75. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...
  76. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  77. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  78. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  79. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  80. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  81. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  82. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  83. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  84. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  85. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  86. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  87. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  88. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  89. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  90. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...<br><br>
  91. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  92. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  93. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  94. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  95. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  96. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  97. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  98. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  99. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  100. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  101. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  102. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  103. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  104. 2.
    <a href="http://www.midnattsol.com" target="new">Midnattsol - Where Twilight Dwells</a> — <br><br>Another good one, but the pre-release hype was ridiculously over-exaggerated. It definitely didn't live up to the praise. Ooh, Liv Kristine's sister! Pffft...whatever.<br><br>
  105. 3.
  106. 3.
    2959 — After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album. After repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  107. 3.
    2959 — After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album. After repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  108. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album. After repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  109. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album. After repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  110. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album. After repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  111. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  112. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  113. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  114. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  115. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  116. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  117. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  118. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  119. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  120. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  121. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  122. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  123. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  124. 3.
    2959 — - After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  125. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  126. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  127. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me.
  128. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  129. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  130. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  131. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  132. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  133. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  134. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  135. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  136. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  137. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  138. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  139. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  140. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  141. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  142. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but this album was a dud for me. <br><br>
  143. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  144. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  145. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  146. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  147. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  148. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  149. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  150. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  151. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  152. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  153. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  154. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  155. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  156. 3.
    2959 — <br><br>After hearing so much praise for this band I bought this album and after repeated listens I just could not find anything good about it. Their previous work may be excellent, but for me this album flopped like a wet titty.<br><br>
  157. 4.
  158. 4.
    2714 — This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  159. 4.
    2714 — This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  160. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  161. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  162. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  163. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  164. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  165. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  166. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  167. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  168. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  169. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  170. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  171. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  172. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  173. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  174. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  175. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  176. 4.
    2714 — - This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  177. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  178. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  179. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.
  180. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  181. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  182. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  183. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  184. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  185. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  186. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  187. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  188. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  189. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  190. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  191. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  192. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  193. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  194. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  195. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  196. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  197. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  198. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  199. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  200. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  201. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  202. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  203. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  204. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  205. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  206. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  207. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  208. 4.
    2714 — <br><br>This one could actually be listed under Surprises of 2005. After it was vilified by fans and reviewers alike, I grudgingly bought this album and was actually treated to a decent to very good album. It wasn’t nearly as bad as people had claimed. With that said, it simply wasn’t on par with their previous work, thus a disappointment overall. Still not bad, though.<br><br>
  209. 5.
  210. 5.
    2624 — Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  211. 5.
    2624 — Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  212. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  213. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  214. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  215. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  216. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  217. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  218. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  219. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  220. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  221. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  222. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  223. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  224. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  225. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  226. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  227. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  228. 5.
    2624 — - Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  229. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  230. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  231. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  232. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.<br><br>
  233. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.<br><br>
  234. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.<br><br>
  235. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  236. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  237. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  238. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  239. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  240. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  241. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  242. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  243. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  244. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  245. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  246. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  247. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  248. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  249. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  250. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  251. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  252. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  253. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  254. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  255. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  256. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  257. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  258. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  259. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.
  260. 5.
    2624 — <br><br>Again, this is another album that I definitely like. In fact, this is a great album. Unfortunately, the self-titled was an amazing album and this one just didn't come level with the sort of greatness the first album had. I just don't find myself craving this album like I still crave the first one. Disappointed, yes, but pleased...nonetheless.

Joke of the Year

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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
  9. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
  10. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
  11. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — - Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
  16. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — - Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — - Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — - Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  26. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  27. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  28. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  29. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  32. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  33. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  34. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  35. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  44. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  45. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  46. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  47. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  50. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  51. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
  52. 1.
    <a href="http://www.engrish.com" target="new">Guns 'N' Roses - Chinese Democracy</a> — <br><br>Another year passes and "democracy" fails us yet again!<br><br>
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    Metalcore Mania — 'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — - 'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — - 'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — - 'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — - 'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — - 'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — - 'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
  93. 2.
    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    <a href="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=overdone" target="new">Metalcore Mania</a> — <br><br>'Nuff said.<br><br>
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    2888 — - Cut the shit! This is not power metal!
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    2888 — - Cut the shit! This is not power metal!
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    2888 — - Cut the shit! This is not power metal!
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    2888 — - Cut the shit! This is not power metal!
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
  148. 3.
    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
  149. 3.
    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
  150. 3.
    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
  153. 3.
    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    2888 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not power metal!<br><br>
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    3048 — - Cut the shit! This is not good!
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    3048 — - Cut the shit! This is not good!
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    3048 — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not good!<br><br>
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    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  236. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  237. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  238. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  239. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  240. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  241. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  242. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  243. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  244. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  245. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  246. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  247. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  248. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  249. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  250. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  251. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  252. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  253. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  254. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  255. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  256. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  257. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  258. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  259. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.
  260. 5.
    <a href="http://www.kinderart.com/multic/cofdrum.shtml" target=new">Metallica - St. Anger</a> — <br><br>Cut the shit! This is not even close to good, but it is funny! Yep, the reigning champs are still going strong! Funniest joke of 2005...again.

Words / Final Thoughts

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    — 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon.
  8. 0
    — 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon.
  9. 0
    — 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon.
  10. 0
    — 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. (Someone get me a thesaurus! I used the word "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn.)
  11. 0
    — 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. (Someone get me a thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!)
  12. 0
    — 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. (Someone get me a thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!)
  13. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. (Someone get me a thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!)
  14. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  15. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  16. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  17. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  18. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  19. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  20. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  21. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  22. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  23. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  24. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  25. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Damn. Haha!
  26. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!
  27. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!
  28. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  29. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  30. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  31. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  32. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  33. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
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    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
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    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  36. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  37. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  38. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the horizon. My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
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    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  40. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  41. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! <font size="+3"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005: Helloween</b> - <i>"Occasion Avenue"</i> (from <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys: Legacy</i></font> P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  42. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! <center><font size="+3"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005:<br> Helloween</b> - <i>"Occasion Avenue"</i><br> <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys: Legacy</i></font></center> P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  43. 0
    — <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! <center><font size="+3"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005: Helloween</b> - <i>"Occasion Avenue"</i> <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys: Legacy</i></font></center> P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  44. 0
    — <center><font size="+3"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005: Helloween</b> - <i>"Occasion Avenue"</i> <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys: Legacy</i></font></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  45. 0
    — <center><font size="+3"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005: Helloween - Occasion Avenue</b> <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys: Legacy</i></font></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  46. 0
    — <center><font size="+3"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005: Helloween - Occasion Avenue</b> <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys: Legacy</i></font></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  47. 0
    — <center><font size="+2"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005: Helloween - Occasion Avenue</b> <i>Keeper Of The Seven Keys: Legacy</i></font></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  48. 0
    — <center><font size="+2"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005: Helloween - Occasion Avenue</b> <img src="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/img/228%20-%20keeper%20of%20the%20seven%20keys%20-%20the%20legacy.jpg"></img></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  49. 0
    — <center><font size="+2"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005: Helloween - Occasion Avenue</b> <img src="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/img/228%20-%20keeper%20of%20the%20seven%20keys%20-%20the%20legacy.jpg"></img></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  50. 0
    — <center><font size="+3"><b>BEST SONG OF 2005:</b></font> <font size="+2"><i>Helloween - Occasion Avenue</i></font> <img src="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/img/228%20-%20keeper%20of%20the%20seven%20keys%20-%20the%20legacy.jpg"></img></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  51. 0
    — <center><font size="+3"><b>— BEST SONG OF 2005 —</b></font> <font size="+2"><i>Helloween - Occasion Avenue</i></font> <img src="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/img/228%20-%20keeper%20of%20the%20seven%20keys%20-%20the%20legacy.jpg"></img></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>
  52. 0
    — <center><font size="+3"><b>— BEST SONG OF 2005 —</b></font> <font size="+2"><i>Helloween - Occasion Avenue</i></font> <img src="http://www.metalreviews.com/reviews/img/228%20-%20keeper%20of%20the%20seven%20keys%20-%20the%20legacy.jpg"></img></center> <b>Note:</b> The above lists are in no special order. 2005 was a great year overall, tons of killer metal releases and non-metal releases. 2006 is shaping up to be another great year with some awesome releases on the immediate horizon and tons of projected/tentatively-planned releases. It should be an excellent year! My time at Metal Reviews has been short—even shorter as a reviewer—but I've logged many hours on this site regardless. It kicks ass. Plain and simple. Thanks, guys...and gals! You rule! P.S. Help! Someone get me a goddamn thesaurus! I used the words "killer," "amazing" and "stunning" way too much in these comments! Good Lawd. Haha!<br><br>

Dee

Top Albums

  1. 1.
    2718 — (99/100) Outstanding release, containing what I found to be the most adeptly constructed and powerfully performed songs I'd heard all year. Marcolin sings as well as he ever has, cementing this as my favourite.
  2. 1.
    2718 — (99/100) Outstanding release, containing what I found to be the most adeptly constructed and powerfully performed songs I'd heard all year. Marcolin sings as well as he ever has, cementing this as my favourite.
  3. 2.
    2832 — An intricate tapestry of subtleties. Forbiddingly amelodic, Catch 33 reveals more of its myriad secrets with every listen. A worthy sequel to "I".
  4. 2.
    2832 — An intricate tapestry of subtleties. Forbiddingly amelodic, Catch 33 reveals more of its myriad secrets with every listen. A worthy sequel to "I".
  5. 3.
    3046 — (89/100) Reverend Bizarre have discovered what many bands have overlooked; the power to make doom metal enjoyable.
  6. 3.
    3046 — (89/100) Reverend Bizarre have discovered what many bands have overlooked; the power to make doom metal enjoyable.
  7. 4.
    2755 — (88/100) Cephalic Carnage's ability to blend so many different musical styles without damaging the integrity of their songs can never fail to impress.
  8. 4.
    2755 — (88/100) Cephalic Carnage's ability to blend so many different musical styles without damaging the integrity of their songs can never fail to impress.
  9. 5.
    Wyrd - Rota — (85/100) A charming journey through the woods with a pinch of strangely anthemic, traditional metal mixed into the folksy blackness.
  10. 5.
    Wyrd - Rota — (85/100) A charming journey through the woods with a pinch of strangely anthemic, traditional metal mixed into the folksy blackness.
  11. 6.
    Boris with Merzbow - Sun Baked Snow Cave — (85/100) The serene moment of reflection you seem to share with the band is maybe the most touching I've heard this year. Sixth place because drone is far away from traditional metal, but do look for this if you have the patience and the will to tackle noise/drone.
  12. 6.
    Boris with Merzbow - Sun Baked Snow Cave — (85/100) The serene moment of reflection you seem to share with the band is maybe the most touching I've heard this year. Sixth place because drone is far away from traditional metal, but do look for this if you have the patience and the will to tackle noise/drone.
  13. 7.
    2683 — (81/100) A masterful lesson in the use of black metal as a tool of hypnosis.
  14. 7.
    2683 — (81/100) A masterful lesson in the use of black metal as a tool of hypnosis.
  15. 8.
    Hieronymus Bosch - Artificial Emotions — (80/100) Great fun, with all the interplay and inventiveness you'd expect from technical death metal. I find myself reaching for this more often than the Atheist remasters which also came out this year.
  16. 8.
    Hieronymus Bosch - Artificial Emotions — (80/100) Great fun, with all the interplay and inventiveness you'd expect from technical death metal. I find myself reaching for this more often than the Atheist remasters which also came out this year.
  17. 9.
    Isole - Forevermore — (79/100) Great epic doom debut, I hope to hear more like this next year.
  18. 9.
    Isole - Forevermore — (79/100) Great epic doom debut, I hope to hear more like this next year.
  19. 10.
    Make a Change.. Kill Yourself - Make a Change.. Kill Yourself — (77/100) Suicidal black metal often stretches on way past its welcome; this release is different as the transitions happen exactly where I'd want them to, for which I am grateful.
  20. 10.
    Make a Change.. Kill Yourself - Make a Change.. Kill Yourself — (77/100) Suicidal black metal often stretches on way past its welcome; this release is different as the transitions happen exactly where I'd want them to, for which I am grateful.
  21. 11.
    2707 — (75/100) More solid death/grind from the stalwarts. I must admit to liking their overall sound much more than any individual tracks.
  22. 11.
    2707 — (75/100) More solid death/grind from the stalwarts. I must admit to liking their overall sound much more than any individual tracks.
  23. 12.
    Mournful Congregation - The Monad of Creation — (75/100) A good funeral doom release; all the tracks are colossal and most of them hit the spot..
  24. 12.
    Mournful Congregation - The Monad of Creation — (75/100) A good funeral doom release; all the tracks are colossal and most of them hit the spot..
  25. 13.
    2663 — (73/100) Judas Priest are always great fun, and I was pleased with this new material, particularly Lochness.
  26. 13.
    2663 — (73/100) Judas Priest are always great fun, and I was pleased with this new material, particularly Lochness.
  27. 14.
    Wigrid - Die Asche eines Lebens — (70/100) I enjoyed this slab of suicidal black metal, but it loses points for aping Burzum just a tiny bit too much.
  28. 14.
    Wigrid - Die Asche eines Lebens — (70/100) I enjoyed this slab of suicidal black metal, but it loses points for aping Burzum just a tiny bit too much.
  29. 15.
    2949 — (70/100) A surprisingly inventive and textured album; I only wish it had maintained the momentum of the first three songs throughout the album. It was good enough to convince me to track down another of their releases, "Our Journey through the Woods" and I hope to hear more from them.
  30. 15.
    2949 — (70/100) A surprisingly inventive and textured album; I only wish it had maintained the momentum of the first three songs throughout the album. It was good enough to convince me to track down another of their releases, "Our Journey through the Woods" and I hope to hear more from them.

Surprises of the Year

  1. 1.
    2803 — Although I am not as enthusiastic about this release as others have been, I admit that this is a pleasing continuation of the Godflesh project..
  2. 1.
    2803 — Although I am not as enthusiastic about this release as others have been, I admit that this is a pleasing continuation of the Godflesh project..
  3. 2.
    2860 — I was surprised because this got such a good response from the metal world even though less than half of the tracks contain guitar playing.
  4. 2.
    2860 — I was surprised because this got such a good response from the metal world even though less than half of the tracks contain guitar playing.
  5. 3.
    2741 — Again, I'm pleasantly surprised at the lengths the metal scene has gone to, to embrace this album. My favourite NON-METAL album of 2005.
  6. 3.
    2741 — Again, I'm pleasantly surprised at the lengths the metal scene has gone to, to embrace this album. My favourite NON-METAL album of 2005.
  7. 4.
    2619 — These guys have some good ideas, and although they haven't entirely gotten to grips with their potential yet, I'm hoping that they will. Be prepared for an amazing album in their future.
  8. 4.
    2619 — These guys have some good ideas, and although they haven't entirely gotten to grips with their potential yet, I'm hoping that they will. Be prepared for an amazing album in their future.
  9. 5.
    2961 — A heartbreaking EP. I enjoyed the way the wave of emotion spread through the forums, affecting (almost) everyone that decided to investigate this release.
  10. 5.
    2961 — A heartbreaking EP. I enjoyed the way the wave of emotion spread through the forums, affecting (almost) everyone that decided to investigate this release.

Disappointments

  1. 1.
    2992 — This was so bland as to be entirely forgettable. I'll always treasure "For to End Yet Again" from their previous release but the quality gap saddens me.
  2. 1.
    2992 — This was so bland as to be entirely forgettable. I'll always treasure "For to End Yet Again" from their previous release but the quality gap saddens me.
  3. 2.
    3073 — I feel this album got a lot of unwarranted praise. Other bands have surpassed Sunn O))) in the drone and drone/doom genres.
  4. 2.
    3073 — I feel this album got a lot of unwarranted praise. Other bands have surpassed Sunn O))) in the drone and drone/doom genres.
  5. 3.
    2855 — This album is the story of a band that was engulfed and dominated by their own production, all but erasing themselves from their end product.
  6. 3.
    2855 — This album is the story of a band that was engulfed and dominated by their own production, all but erasing themselves from their end product.
  7. 4.
    2911 — No new ideas on this one.
  8. 4.
    2911 — No new ideas on this one.
  9. 5.
    2672 — So, the trilogy ends not with a bang, but with a whimper. I hope I speak for everyone when I say that this release does nothing to blunt the impact of the previous two, though.
  10. 5.
    2672 — So, the trilogy ends not with a bang, but with a whimper. I hope I speak for everyone when I say that this release does nothing to blunt the impact of the previous two, though.

Joke of the Year

  1. 1.
    2948 — bwahahaha, part one.
  2. 1.
    2948 — bwahahaha, part one.
  3. 2.
    2919 — The joke here is that everyone is so enthused about this directionless album. *ducks flames*
  4. 2.
    2919 — The joke here is that everyone is so enthused about this directionless album. *ducks flames*
  5. 3.
    2660 — Imagine I also put the CoB, In Flames and Arch Enemy releases in this slot. Gothenburg nuts seem to swallow whatever's presented to them..
  6. 3.
    2660 — Imagine I also put the CoB, In Flames and Arch Enemy releases in this slot. Gothenburg nuts seem to swallow whatever's presented to them..
  7. 4.
    2970 — The very pinkest of all the pink metal on offer this year.
  8. 4.
    2970 — The very pinkest of all the pink metal on offer this year.
  9. 5.
    3006 — bwahahaha, part two.
  10. 5.
    3006 — bwahahaha, part two.

Words / Final Thoughts

  1. 0
    — It seems to me that all the overrated bands released incredibly horrible albums this year, leaving us dedicated music listeners to dig deeper into the underground to find our fixes. The toppling champions of metal have left a gulf; this coinciding with the rise of both Doom and post-rock hopefully heralds a shift towards maturity and pacing in metal. Thus, I proclaim this a good year!
  2. 0
    — <p>It seems to me that all the overrated bands released incredibly horrible albums this year, leaving us dedicated music listeners to dig deeper into the underground to find our fixes. The toppling champions of metal have left a gulf; this coinciding with the ascending stars of both Doom and post-rock hopefully heralds a shift towards maturity and pacing in metal. Thus, I proclaim this a good year!</p>