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All Hope Is Gone

by: Slipknot

Release Date August 25, 2008
I brought this album in special edition and i must say it's the best slipknot album yet. songs like: sulphur,dead memories,butchers hook and psychosocial are the best to listen to and backed up by so many other cool tracks this album is a rare treat and the best album of 2008.

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Death Magnetic Limited Edition

by: Metallica

Release Date September 12, 2008
well after a few good reports i finally brought the album and i will have to admit after 15 times listening to it i am still dissappointed, yes the raw musical power is back with some great gitar work and drum work, but and heres the massive but for me there are no songs on there that are truely great songs the lirics to me seemed to be totaly forgotten, indeed even on the 15th play i couldn't sing along to any songs (even while driving along with the music turned up) at least with st anger you had a couple of tracks that blew me away
don't know what went wrong but this ain't in my top 10 of metallica albums

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The Sickness

by: Disturbed

Release Date July 29, 2002
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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Ten Thousand Fists

by: Disturbed

Release Date September 19, 2005
Disturbed still going strong on their third album. This is better than 'Believe' and on par with 'The Sickness'. Full of heavy tracks that will have you head banging in no time. This record MUST be played loud. Playing it quiet doesn't do it justice. Tracks:

'Ten Thousand Fists': The title track and in my opinion the best track on the album. It has a brilliant riff, great lyrics in the verses and a killer chorus that you can't help but sing along to. Classic Disturbed. One of their best songs ever. 5/5

'Just Stop': You have to give this track a chance. At first it doesn't sound too good, but it grows on you and becomes very good. 4/5

'Guarded': Another grower. Like 'Just Stop' give this a chance and after a ... Read More:

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Believe

by: Disturbed

Release Date September 16, 2002
Disturbed's second album following 'The Sickness' was always going to have to be amazing to beat it. 'Believe' isn't as good as their debut, but still ticks all of the correct boxes. Every song is unique because of David Dremain's amazing vocals, and almost every track has great riffs that you can't help but be impressed by. Tracks:

'Prayer': Wow. An amazing track that really shows how unique and just how damn good Disturbed are. A brilliant riff throughout the whole track, and great lyrics aswell. This song will stay in your head for ages and you will be playing it over and over again. One of my favourite songs ever. Best track on the album. 5/5

'Liberate': Another great song with a very nice riff. From the very start it ... Read More:

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Folklore & Superstition

by: Black Stone Cherry

Release Date August 18, 2008
So here we go, the second album from Black Stone Cherry is here, and it's been worth the wait.
Southern Rock has never sounded so fresh and contemporary, killer guitar lines, powerful vocals and improved songwriting all contribute here to a band rapidly on the rise.
Things don't really get much better than album opener "Blind Man" which believe me is a good thing, because this song is easily one of the best rock songs I've heard this year.
The Ballad "Things my father said" again fits in beautifully, its a tearful reflection on one's dad who has passed away.
It's a shame a band like this is not very well known, by that I mean the casual music listener, because it really is a quality album.

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Finding Beauty in Negative Spaces

by: Seether

Release Date June 09, 2008
What a fantastic album, you don't get much better than this, pure rock/metal quality from start to finish

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Runnin Wild

by: Airbourne

Release Date January 28, 2008
Brilliant album,no soppy ballards here,all killer,no filler as they say.This is the sort of album the Darkness should have made (and were capable of).Every track a classic.Seen the band live and they are incredible,like AC/DC but on speed.Buy it now and sell your grandmother if you have to,to get tickets for a live show.

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Avenged Sevenfold: Parental Advisory

by: Avenged Sevenfold

Release Date October 29, 2007
Having no prior experience of A7X, I bought this album on the strength of the single, "Almost Easy" and I wasn't disappointed. It is full of great tracks with strong, aggressive melodies, inventive guitar work and the production is crisp and clear. I think the crital comparisons with previous albums are very unfair. I subsequently bought Waking the Fallen on the strength of the A7X brand and I immediately saw the huge progression that the band has made. M. Shadows learned to sing somewhere between these records and all that silly screaming so beloved of 14 year old boys has stopped. Yes, the band has gone a lot more commercial and stadium orientated but if they hadn't, I would never have heard of them. This is one to play in the car, nice and loud. Enjoy it for ... Read More:

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Scream Aim Fire

by: Bullet For My Valentine

Release Date January 28, 2008
Having achieved phenomenal success with their fantasic debut 'The poison' album, it was hard to imagine that Bullet For My Valentine could produce another album of such a high standard. In my opinon, Scream Aim Fire is even better than their previous album and is probably the best Album I've heard this year. And no, this isn't a 'reflex review' I have been listening to this album since it came out in January and I am still in addicted to it. This CD is somewhat similar to their first album, however, you can tell that the subject matter of the songs is more mature now and that the style of music leans more towards a thrash metal influence this time.
Some people have critisised Matt Tucks voice in this album, well OK he did have throat problems, but his voice ... Read More: