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 I have the impression that his style has reached such an awareness that it has become artificial and sterile compared to his early works.

 A matter of marketing, I suppose.

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 In my opinion, this is not only an album that represents the quintessence of 80s thrash metal, but also one of the best heavy metal albums.

 Nothing is wasted here. It’s all perfect, incredible but true.

Rust in Peace by Megadeth is hailed as a quintessential 80s thrash metal album and one of the best heavy metal records ever. The perfect balance between speed and catchiness, flawless execution, and absence of filler tracks make it timeless. Despite simple lyrics, the album rocks with great energy and personality, spearheaded by Dave Mustaine's unique voice. It's considered essential listening in the thrash metal scene. Listen to Rust in Peace now and experience a thrash metal classic that defined a generation!

 In a genre that has remained the same for centuries to the point of exhaustion, even a small 'strange' thing is enough to be considered a genius.

 Some tracks rock, there’s no doubt about it, but it seems excessive to me to cry miracle like I’ve seen many do.

This review offers a balanced critique of Refused's The Shape Of Punk To Come, challenging its status as a groundbreaking punk album. While some tracks are praised, the overall unpredictability is seen as calculated and the album's impact on the genre is questioned. Discover this nuanced review of Refused's landmark album and decide if it truly reshaped punk music for you!