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 "Even if Metallica no longer plays metal (and rightly so, as they are no longer capable), they can still do something good."

 "'Turn The Page'... far surpassing the original. The emotion Hetfield puts into this song makes it one of the most beautiful on the album."

Garage Inc. by Metallica is praised as their best work since 1991, delivering powerful covers with strong vocals from James Hetfield. The album blends classic rock and metal influences, revisiting the band's roots with energy and emotion. While not flawless, it showcases the band's ability to reinterpret and energize beloved tracks, offering highlights like "Whiskey in the Jar" and the Mercyful Fate medley. The album closes a chapter on Hetfield's vocal prime. Discover how Metallica honors their roots with Garage Inc.—listen to their powerful covers now!

 Hey, wait a minute, but since when did Black Sabbath change their name to Down and take Phil Anselmo as their vocalist?!?!?!

 If Phil Anselmo is on it, it’s cool. Then I realize I was supposed to meet up with the others about 20 minutes ago, and, obviously showing my disappointment (which would equate to a series of swearing that would make even Mosconi pale), I head towards the college...

The reviewer shares an intense personal story of anticipation and excitement before finally hearing Down's 'Over the Under.' Despite high hopes linked to Phil Anselmo's presence, the album fails to meet their expectations, leading to frustration and disappointment. The review combines humor and emotional reaction highlighting a disconnect between fan expectations and the music. Discover the story behind Down's 'Over the Under' — read the review and decide if it's the metal album for you!

 I was already outside, clad only in a leather thong (it was -5 degrees), trying to kill lizards to emulate the cover art and shouting that I was Thor’s chosen one.

 Ragnarock is near!!

The reviewer shares a vivid and humorous personal experience listening to Amon Amarth's 'Twilight Of The Thunder God.' Enthralled by the Viking themes and energy, they describe feeling empowered and inspired, leading to playful antics fueled by the album's intensity. The review blends humor with genuine enthusiasm, emphasizing the album's impact and the cultural Norse references. A call to fellow metal fans to unite against less worthy music follows. Dive into the powerful Viking fury of Amon Amarth’s 'Twilight Of The Thunder God' and unleash your inner warrior today!

 Are you ready to rock are you ready to go

 So get your arse down here n' let your ears bleed

The review enthusiastically praises Airbourne's debut album Runnin' Wild for its intense energy and powerful rock sound. It invites the listener to embrace the raw, energetic performance meant to excite and engage rock fans. Marked by high energy and a willingness to make an impact, the album gets full marks from the reviewer. Dive into Airbourne's Runnin' Wild now and feel the unstoppable rock energy!

 From the cover, we already notice the pseudo-emo colors they took from Avril Lavigne, God's mistake and the dear wife of frontman Whibley.

 I recommend listening to the CD while reading the review, it works. You'll take a satisfying dump afterward... Goodbye Sum 41 and good luck Brown Brigade!

This review harshly criticizes Sum 41's album Underclass Hero, describing it as a disappointing decline from their earlier punk roots into a pop-punk style full of clichés. The reviewer humorously dissects each track, highlighting poor lyrics, uninspired music, and a general sense of frustration. The album is compared unfavorably to other disappointing rock releases and seen as a letdown for fans. The reviewer ultimately bids farewell to the band’s punk era. Read this brutally honest review and decide if Sum 41's Underclass Hero is worth your time or just a punk misstep.

 I thought that Testament is and always will be the best Thrash Metal Band in the world and that this CD is one of their best.

 I listened to the CD 27 times, in the shower, at lunch, at dinner, while sleeping (obviously all at maximum volume).

This highly enthusiastic review describes the intense passion for Testament's album 'The Formation Of Damnation'. The reviewer shares a vivid story of excitement and obsession with the album, praising its quality and naming it among Testament's best works. Particular tracks such as F.E.A.R. and Killing Season are highlighted. The overall tone conveys deep emotional connection and joy from listening. Dive into Testament's explosive 'The Formation Of Damnation' and experience thrash metal at its finest!

 "Metallica is a transitional album, a shift, the album that broke through the quartet and brought the masses to metal and metal to the masses."

 "The Black Album opens with the famous Enter Sandman, I don’t think there is much to say about it..."

The review presents Metallica's Black Album as a pivotal release that bridged metal with mainstream audiences. It praises the album's strong bass presence and highlights key songs like 'Enter Sandman', 'Sad But True', and 'Nothing Else Matters'. The album is regarded alongside 'Master of Puppets' as one of Metallica's most representative works. Despite some criticism of subsequent albums, this record's impact remains significant. Discover the story behind Metallica’s Black Album and listen to the metal masterpiece that changed the genre forever.

 The rest of the CD is a mix of strange sounds and all the same noise, led by Davis’s voice, which sounds as if he’s dying.

 10 euros badly spent....

The reviewer shares a personal journey discovering Nu-metal through Korn's Greatest Hits Vol.1. While praising a few standout tracks and covers, much of the album is criticized as noisy and unpleasant, especially the vocals. Overall, the reviewer found the album a disappointing purchase. Discover Korn's unique Nu-metal sound and decide if Greatest Hits Vol.1 lives up to the hype!