Great band, undoubtedly among the best metal representatives of the 90s, thanks especially to the eponymous album, truly stunning, aggressive, and badass like few others. The other two albums are good, but it might have been reasonable to expect more from a group that wrote tracks like "Bombtrack," "Bullet in the Head," and "Freedom" on their first album, especially with "The Battle of Los Angeles," which, besides being softer than the previous ones, clearly shows the four’s inability to renew themselves.
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