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The Sicknessby: Disturbed July 29, 2002 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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Before this i had a few songs by disturbed so i decided to buy this because it had Down With The Sickness and the album was brilliant every track is raw and heavy and loud. In My opinion i dont consider Disturbed Nu-Metal because they are much more than that they have anger, power, aggressiveness and passion about the music they make. Their is something for every metalhead on this album, this album doesnt contain solos but its still raw and heavy. A must buy awesome debut by disturbed. DISTURBED ROCK!!!!!
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Greatest Hitsby: Red Hot Chili Peppers November 17, 2003 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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As this is a greatest hits album I knew what I was getting before I bought it so obviously there was no disappointment there. The songs that are on it are great, some of my favourites.
But personally there are so many more songs that I would have liked to be on there. I don't know if the answer is a double album or replacing some of the songs on this album. It's still a good album though. >>More Details |
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The Original Bad Company Anthologyby: Bad Company March 29, 1999 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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This collection does "exactly what it says on the tin", i.e. delivers a comprehensive but unimaginative compilation of Bad Co's stand out tracks mainly from their first 5 albums. So far so good.
Unfortunately, it contains no reference at all to the elusive Live album nor does it give anything away regarding demo's or throw away recordings which make Songs Of Yesterday, the definitive study of Free's career, such a masterpiece. I already owned all of the cd's but bought this because it enabled me to economise on space for my ever expanding music collection. Not much of a recommendation in itself. Good job the music is top notch. >>More Details |
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The Illusion of Progress: Parental Advisoryby: Staind September 08, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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Staind have consistenly delivered commercially sucessful albums, right from their early days as a nu metal band and now a radio friendly alternative/hard rock group.
Their latest offering, The Illusion of Progress, is no exception to this rule, it's not groundbreaking material, but it's what Staind have released rather sucessfully in the past. Fans expecting a album like Dsyfunction or Tormented are advised to stay away, because any metal influences here are long gone, in fact I don't think Aaron Lewis screams once. In fact, this is an album made up nearly entirely of power ballads, the best of which being "All I Want" and "Save Me." It's not exactly going to gain Staind a whole new generation of fans, but existing fans of Staind know ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Stateby: Nickelback September 02, 2002 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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First off, The State is the second best album by Nickelback(slightly inferior to Curb). Worthy to say is definitely the best song here, I've tried but find it difficult to find comparisons for this song.
Not Leavin' Yet is great and can be compared to Where do I hide. Cowboy Hat also is a great song musically and lyrically, perhaps the best lyrically. (no comparisons have been found.) Leader of Men is the biggest hit and reminds me a great deal of Nirvana's Come as you are. There is no one clear comparison for the state though perhaps the best is The Long Road enjoy >>More Details |
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Icky Thumpby: White Stripes June 18, 2007 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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This is a damned fine album. I mean, notwithstanding the fact that it's 'Ecky and not Icky Thump, added to the fact that I am slightly bored with the concept of The White Stripes and wasn't exactly excited to hear that Jack & Meg were releasing a new album in 2007, the content of this album - or at least the majority of it - has won me over. There are plenty of songs on this album that would easily fit alongside the best output of 'White Blood Cells' or 'Elephant' and hearing that they had gone back to the hard-edged, bluesy style they excel at was pleasing.
Straight away, when I heard the lyrics of the title track, especially the lines; "White Americans, what?/Nothing better to do?/Why don't you kick yourself out?/You're an immigrant too!" ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Iron Maiden: Remasteredby: Iron Maiden September 14, 1998 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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This album is bloody awesome. This is the start of Iron Maiden the great and they only got better and better. Here we have the vocalist Paul Di'ianno who was before one of the greatest vocalist of all time Bruce Dickinson. Paul Dianno is a really good vocalist. My favourite songs are Sanctuary, Running Free, Remember Tommorow, Phantom Of The Opera(amazing), Strange World(which sounds so much like Rainbows Catch The Rainbow) & the classic title song Iron Maiden. Iron Maiden's first 2 albums are occansionaly overlooked because of iron maidens masterpiece The Number Of The Beast but they are damn good albums. This is a great for maiden fans, new maiden fans buy The Number Of The Beast. UP THE IRONS!!!!!
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Finding Beauty in Negative Spacesby: Seether June 09, 2008 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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What a fantastic album, you don't get much better than this, pure rock/metal quality from start to finish
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Hotel Californiaby: Eagles July 20, 1984 Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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She'd taped a cool new song off the radio, a friend told me some 30 years ago; she'd play it for me when I'd come to her place after school.
The song was "Hotel California," and my perception of music changed then and there, once and for all. I didn't even really understand the lyrics -- I had barely begun to learn English, and apart from everything else I sure as hell didn't know what "colitas" meant. But understanding all the song's words wasn't necessary. From the first chords played by Felder and Walsh, this song was different from anything I had ever heard before. The layers of electric guitar riffs alternating with and ornamenting Don Henley's vocals, soaring in the chorus and culminating in a moving and evocative duet, touched a spot deep inside me that required no further explanation. ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Forever Moreby: Tesla Best Selling > Music > Hard Rock and Metal |
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Age has not withered the output of their latest studio offering "Forever More" which is a classic in the making which has the usual brooding epic songs and straight ahaed rockers where Jeff Keith extraordianary vocal talents shine on the title track "Forever More" and "I wanna live" as well as "One Day At A Time".
No matter what has been thrown at them wether its company record disputes or drug issues they always seem to come up smelling of roses with each gem of an album that still warrants plenty of interest. >>More Details |
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