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Legacy Of The Night
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What happened to this week's review of Machine Head's Burn My Eyes?


As a classic? :?


Yes.

Even if you don't like the album, you can't deny the influence it had.


Hmm. I honestly didn't know it had that much of an influence. :shock: This is news to me, though. At least I know now.
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Legacy Of The Night wrote:
Dead Machine wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
Eyesore wrote:
What happened to this week's review of Machine Head's Burn My Eyes?


As a classic? :?


Yes.

Even if you don't like the album, you can't deny the influence it had.


Hmm. I honestly didn't know it had that much of an influence. :shock: This is news to me, though. At least I know now.


Ya, me neither..... And it was really shitty to boot.
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Brahm_K wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
Dead Machine wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
Eyesore wrote:
What happened to this week's review of Machine Head's Burn My Eyes?


As a classic? :?


Yes.

Even if you don't like the album, you can't deny the influence it had.


Hmm. I honestly didn't know it had that much of an influence. :shock: This is news to me, though. At least I know now.


Ya, me neither..... And it was really shitty to boot.[/quote

In Short: Machine Head is the missing link between nu-metal and Pantera.

Therefore, it had influence. Much influence.
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Goat
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Dead Machine wrote:
Brahm_K wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
Dead Machine wrote:
Legacy Of The Night wrote:
Eyesore wrote:
What happened to this week's review of Machine Head's Burn My Eyes?


As a classic? :?


Yes.

Even if you don't like the album, you can't deny the influence it had.


Hmm. I honestly didn't know it had that much of an influence. :shock: This is news to me, though. At least I know now.


Ya, me neither..... And it was really shitty to boot.[/quote

In Short: Machine Head is the missing link between nu-metal and Pantera.

Therefore, it had influence. Much influence.


Truthfully, you are right.
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Caligula_K
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I still think Satan and Heathen take priority over this...
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Eyesore
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If you were 2 years old or under the age of, say, 12 when Burn My Eyes came out, I'm not sure how you can even begin to dispute it's influence. That album is brutal metal at it's best! When that album came out the metal scene went nuts over it! It's a classic and it's NOT nu-metal.

And Zad, Al reviewed it but I guess it wasn't posted. It's still out there, though. I wonder if it was overlooked by mistake.
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Eyesore wrote:
If you were 2 years old or under the age of, say, 12 when Burn My Eyes came out, I'm not sure how you can even begin to dispute it's influence. That album is brutal metal at it's best! When that album came out the metal scene went nuts over it! It's a classic and it's NOT nu-metal.

And Zad, Al reviewed it but I guess it wasn't posted. It's still out there, though. I wonder if it was overlooked by mistake.


it appears in the search, methinks there is a technical problem.
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Eyesore
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Eyesore wrote:
If you were 2 years old or under the age of, say, 12 when Burn My Eyes came out, I'm not sure how you can even begin to dispute it's influence. That album is brutal metal at it's best! When that album came out the metal scene went nuts over it! It's a classic and it's NOT nu-metal.

And Zad, Al reviewed it but I guess it wasn't posted. It's still out there, though. I wonder if it was overlooked by mistake.


it appears in the search, methinks there is a technical problem.

Hmmm...
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K1NG13
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Many groups found on this thread are well-known and do not need reviewing-after all, we can found them elsewhere (Iron maiden, Judas priest...). I'd vote for reviewing of less known groups.

My tip: Treat-Dreamhunter (hardrock of late 80's)
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K1NG13 wrote:
Many groups found on this thread are well-known and do not need reviewing-after all, we can found them elsewhere (Iron maiden, Judas priest...). I'd vote for reviewing of less known groups.

My tip: Treat-Dreamhunter (hardrock of late 80's)


The problem with that is that its not a metal album. And while I think its very important to enlighten people of lesser known classics, it also is very important to pay homage to bands like Maiden and Priest.
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Ved Buens Ende - Written in Waters

SOMEONE else has to like this album. At the least more of an artistic statement than Burn my Eyes..>_<
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I got Ved Buens Ende-Written in Waters about 6 months ago. It certainly is artistic. I enjoy it a great deal but don't reach for it very often.
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Mr Bungle albums. FNM albums. Mike! Patton! Is! Metal!
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Mr Bungle albums. FNM albums. Mike! Patton! Is! Metal!


You!However!Are!Not! :roll:
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faith no more's not metal anyway, unless you want to have an argument about the track "Malpractice" from Angel Dust, that'll be fun and pedantic. :x
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faith no more's not metal anyway, unless you want to have an argument about the track "Malpractice" from Angel Dust, that'll be fun and pedantic. :x


They're on Archives. Considering there's a review of NIN up here...
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Heaven's gate-In control
Ultraclassical yet neglected. How could that happen? Sascha Paeth is important name in today's world of metal(Kamelot,Rhapsody...) but only a few are aware of his work in Heaven's gate.
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K1NG13 wrote:
Heaven's gate-In control
Ultraclassical yet neglected. How could that happen? Sascha Paeth is important name in today's world of metal(Kamelot,Rhapsody...) but only a few are aware of his work in Heaven's gate.


Therefore by this site's definition of a 'classic' it is not fit for a classic review! *takes gloves off*
Don't make me go all old school on your ass. :x
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Terrorizer- World Downfall
Napalm Death - Scum
Napalm Death - From Enslavement To Obliteration

Lots of old-school grindcore missing...
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Zad wrote:
Terrorizer- World Downfall
Napalm Death - Scum
Napalm Death - From Enslavement To Obliteration

Lots of old-school grindcore missing...


I'll get to it eventually, you know that.
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