Regardless of whether one likes it or not; setting aside his questionable works (and there are quite a few); overlooking his debatable historical significance... etc... etc..., the minstrel from Duluth has left his mark in Music across SIX different decades... For me, it's FIVE stars for life... more
"The Symphonies of Sickness" was the title of the second album by the English band Carcass; a very explicit statement about the musical quality of this terrifying work. A pungent sonic blend, made of Death Metal still containing devastating Grind remnants, sweeping away every obstacle like an infernal torrent of muddy water; "Reek of Putrefaction" opened the irreversible journey...towards nothingness. more
What happened to....? Prong - Beg To Differ
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Tough, bearded, and big beer drinkers. This video is a blast..https://en.debaser.it/main/definizione_artista.aspx?idC=35846
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Terrorists. Drug music played by people who get high for people who get high on music while smoking drugs. more
Mexico and clouds... Hot Rail my favorite!! more
I'm the way of the future...https://en.debaser.it/main/definizione_artista.aspx?idC=35843
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But how beautiful was saturation? more
The world is a beautiful place because of them! more
Slightly inferior to Toxicity, but still an innovative album at the time of its release. Among the atypical rhythms of Mind and the melodies of Spiders, the self-titled album definitely hides the most underrated System of a Down, and it's a real shame that many only know Sugar from this album. more
Great album, the best by System of a Down. Energetic and engaging from start to finish, it made me passionate about the band even though I don’t appreciate the genre that much. However, in my opinion, it doesn’t deserve the 5 stars; there’s still something missing, maybe it’s the songwriting being too simple, I’m not sure. more
Dazzling..."Fresh fruit for rotting vegetables" masterpiece! more
They have personality, or at least they did until they gained great fame; anyway, musically I adore them, especially Flea and his badass slap. more
They were able to survive until 1991 also thanks to albums like "Master Of Puppets" or "Kill 'Em All," but from then on they would produce about twenty copycat albums. more
Not bad, but perhaps a bit repetitive. more
2 words...
Wake up! more
One of the best bands on the current indie scene. more
It may be strange, but they amuse me. more
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of rock, transitioning from glam to hard rock in just a few years. Excellent album! more
Simply a polymath genius! more