Metal Reviews

Les gosses en métal le font plus fort que d'autres gosses ! Je ne peux pas penser à n'importe quoi mieux dire. Cessez de me parler et allez et mod, vous grand homme velu de force d'ex-air !

Je souhaite la mort sur vous, mamelons de merde!! :evil:

Sacrilege ! J'utiliserai mes mamelons pointus de sort malheureux pour déchirer votre tête de vos épaules et pour la jongler avec elle !

This is getting silly.

do you even know what you're saying? if so, it's probably because of some online translator..LEARN THE LANGUAGE LAZY ASSES

I got an "A" in GCSE French, I'll have you know, and would have done it for A-level but I was the only one.

What the fuck?? Hahahaha! So...you're fat?

Hahaha! Dov'è il loro bambino?

Dormiamo con il gatto. Sì, il gatto è facile molto.

I don't know Italian that well.

AM I SUPPOSED TO UNDERSTAND THAT??

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HA! And he's a Metal King.

This album is pretty good;not that great,but still consistent.Back in 94 ,this album was the hype,THE album of the year!Not really my cup of tea.Back then,my favorite stuff was Megadeth's Youthanasia,Dickinson's Balls to Picasso and Slayer's Divine Intervention.Long after the hype died down,i decided to give this album a try.It was 3 or 4 years ago.And i didn't hate it ,like i was expecting myself to!One of the good "thrash "albums from 94...along with Pantera's Far Beyond...,Suicidal Tendencies' Suicidal for Life and Testament's Low!

You just said that the cat is very easy and that you sleep with it!
Maybe you like fucking cats?

Better than fucking dogs. *has idea, runs to Helheim*

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You didn't get that?

I can't believe I never noticed this review until now.

Anyway, I agree that this is definitely a classic. One of the top metal albums of the mid-90s. Old, Davidian, The Rage To Overcome, A Nation Under Fire, etc. All are awesome songs. And regarding Real Eyes, Realize, Real Lies (one of my favorite song titles by the way); it has its place. It's basically the kind of song that makes the album seem more "complete."

And as for reviewing Korn's self titled album, why not? After all, Issues has already been reviewed here. A review for Korn - S/T wouldn't be too out of place. Mind you, I've only heard one song (Blind) and didn't really care for it, but considering the album's importance I don't really find reviewing it to be too much out of the question.

I find it a little sad that a lot of metal fans have such a burning hatred towards nu-metal that they go as far as to slam any band/album that even dared to influence the genre. Okay, here are some "socially acceptable" metal bands that influenced nu-metal: 80s Metallica (yep, the great Master of Puppets is cited as an influence by a lot of nu-metal bands), Slayer, Fear Factory, Pantera, Sepultura, Carcass, Faith No More, Alice In Chains (if you consider them metal), and yes Machine Head (this album in particular). So if you really wanted to shun any band that influenced nu-metal, you'd basically be shunning a lot of the big-name metal bands of the 80s and early/mid-90s. Nu-metal is a crappy genre, but it isn't worth getting so warped up over that you wind up shunning excellent bands/albums just for accidentally influencing it.

My only problem with some negativity certain bands or albums draw from people now is the fact that these comments are coming from people who were like 2 years old, or not even born when these albums came out! That is like my being born in 1975 and trying to discredit the importance of Black Sabbath, and to try change what they were to music at that time, to re-write history. It's stupid.

I really love this album. So heavy! Machine Head are a great band, hope the new album will be as good as this! Robin Flynn's a genious!

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whatever you say... welcome aboard anyway (you really eed our help)...

Stay away from Stefan. He eats innocent young boys for breakfast, dipped in hot chocolate.

And isn't it Robert?