Master of Puppets is still the best overall metal album of all time.
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Quoted from cscmtp:Rust in Peace says hello and suck it
Peace Sells, man! I would have met you halfway on that!
(I was a big Megadeth fan until Dave got religion)
Quoted from VanishingVision:Power Metal is the best Pantera album by a long shot
Lol
Top most romantic songs
2 - Justify Your Love by Madonna
1 - Closer by Nine Inch Nails
Honorable mention: Good Friend and a Bottle of Pills ;P
It amazes me that the same band that put out Appetite for Destruction started shitting out crap like November Rain. Ech.....
I didn't discover Tool until a year or so ago. I know, I know, how the hell did that happen? Well, prior to this, Sober was about all I knew of them. Then youtube decided I needed to hear some prog metal, and I got on a huge Tool kick. It was nice.
As far as I am concerned, Bieber had one decent song(that I know of), Love Yourself. And that's probably because it's a cover of an Ed Sheeran song.
Last metal concert I went to was Manson and Rob Zombie. Manson sucked. Zombie was like unto a hyperactive god.
Quoted from gambit3113:Marilyn Manson's Sweet Dreams is one of the best covers of all time.
It is, indeed.
Conversely, Johnny Cash's cover of Hurt is.....amazing. I am on the fence about which one I prefer.
Quoted from gambit3113:That song never fit or made sense to me coming from him. Don't get me wrong, he did a great job on the vocals. It just felt obvious and schmaltzy to me.
Knowing his screwed up life, it seemed to fit for me. Tie it to the video, and it was spot on, IMO.
That being said, most days, I'll spin up the original if I'm in that mood.
Quoted from gambit3113:Pretty Hate Machine, however, was as close to album perfection as it got for me in 1992.
Not going to argue about that at all. Seems like it hit several of us at the same time(I was in 11th grade in 91/92).
Speaking of concerts, I saw NiN and Soundgarden at the Shoreline.
I went into it being mildly excited. I left thinking that it was the best concert I've ever attended.
Quoted from Extraballz:Thread should be called who can be the biggest contrarian.
No, it shouldn't.
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Quoted from o-din:Even Trent Reznor said Johnny Cash made the song his own in more or less words.
Regardless of Reznor's words, the original is made of win. JC did an excellent job, but I'd still give the edge to NiN. Especially in concert.
Random opinion: A Perfect Circle's Judith is the fastest way to get me from zero to rage of any song(but, strangely, in a very good way).
Quoted from sunnRAT:All the pinball dads yakking on about Led Zeppelin, makes me hate Led Zeppelin.
no_stairway (resized).pngQuoted from o-din:How bout Johnny's take on Soundgarden's Rusty Cage?
Hmm. Pretty much the same feeling there. Love them both, but I was caught up on Badmotorfinger for a bit when it came out.
I caught Soundgarden and NiN a few years back on tour together in Mountain View, and it was the best concert I've been to. Both bands were on point, and they hit every single favorite of mine. Neither is absolutely my favorite band, but that show was something else....
I once knew a dude who was so big, he broke an 80s Chevy Citation. It was his sister's car. We were parked in an open lot that doubled as the parking lot of the skating rink. Lots of potholes. Anyway, dude sat on the hood and demanded his sister drive him across the lot. Hit a pothole and blew the transmission.
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