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 My dear angry saints, as usual, you failed in your attempt and wasted effort producing a DVD that’s worse than the disc.

 Hammett is the only one who 'saves' himself: his face is perpetually disgusted throughout the DVD; he’s probably the only one of the four who understands where they are heading.

The review harshly criticizes Metallica's St. Anger rehearsal DVD, describing it as a chaotic and uninspired effort. The reviewer finds the studio setting cluttered and unnatural, and the band's performance unconvincing. Kirk Hammett emerges as the only member who seems genuinely aware of the problems. Overall, the DVD fails to redeem the disappointing album it accompanies. Discover why Metallica's St. Anger rehearsal DVD disappointed fans—watch the review and explore the band's turbulent moment.

 Don’t be fooled by the superficial cover of death-doom-heavy metal—with-leaden-and-depressing-atmospheres—that push to suicide, this is a rock album.

 Holmes is particularly inspired and, having completely abandoned the growl, offers us a nice warm voice, sometimes even slightly husky, capable of interpreting the songs at their best.

Paradise Lost's self-titled album marks a stylistic shift from their early death/doom metal to a more accessible gothic rock sound. The album blends catchy melodies with atmospheric keyboards and strong rock guitars. Nick Holmes delivers warm and husky vocals, abandoning growls for a more melodic approach. Instrumentation by Mackintosh and Jeff Singer adds depth without overcomplicating rhythms. While not groundbreaking, this album offers a refreshing break for metal fans. Discover the hauntingly catchy gothic rock of Paradise Lost’s self-titled album—give it a listen now!

 10th Man Down... can be considered the transition point from 'cheerful' albums like Wishmaster to darker and more powerful ones like Century Child and Once.

 The live recording is technically excellent but too 'cold,' without emotions, it doesn’t draw you into the atmosphere.

This review examines Nightwish's EP 'Over The Hills And Far Away,' highlighting its mix of studio and live tracks. The title cover impresses with orchestral elements, while '10th Man Down' stands out for its dark atmosphere and vocal contrast. 'Away' is noted as a melancholic ballad, and the remake of 'Astral Romance' is seen as unnecessary filler. The live recordings, despite technical excellence, lack emotional engagement. Discover the depth of Nightwish's evolving sound—listen to their EP Over The Hills And Far Away now!

 Pink Floyd, what are they? They are a ray of sunshine in a messy room.

 Only when you hear the four notes of 'Shine On' do you understand... that you have arrived... and have only just begun.

This poetic review beautifully captures the immersive and dreamlike qualities of Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here. The reviewer reflects on the emotional depth and iconic sound of the album, particularly highlighting 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' as a gateway to a transformative musical experience. The review evokes a sense of nostalgia and wonder, inviting listeners to get lost in the band's timeless artistry. Dive into the timeless magic of Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here and experience the sonic journey yourself!

 Yes, I’m talking about the fabulous "Live Shit: Binge & Purge" by a little band called Metallica, which at the time, was at the peak of its career!

 In three hours of concert, we have that great drunken rascal called James Hetfield who screams, spits, and belches! What more could we want?

This review praises Metallica's Live Shit: Binge & Purge as a legendary live album capturing the band at their peak. The setlist is nearly perfect with iconic songs and exceptional musicianship from all members. Particular emphasis is placed on frontman James Hetfield's commanding and raw stage presence. The reviewer highlights the album’s fiery energy and memorable concert atmosphere. Listen to Metallica's Live Shit: Binge & Purge and experience the energy of a legendary concert!

 The first peculiarity that strikes the listener concerns the sound clarity: practically nonexistent, and this could be a point in its favor because it might (very remotely) recall the times of 'Kill'em All'.

 In conclusion, I do not believe that St. Anger is a bad album, but a 'different' album.

St. Anger marks a drastic departure from Metallica's previous work, featuring a raw and unclear sound with unique drum effects and almost no guitar solos. While some tracks show glimpses of classic thrash elements, many are heavy but boring, reflecting a different and divisive style. The album is neither entirely bad nor great—simply a distinct moment in Metallica's evolution. Its ultimate value remains for future generations to decide. Discover the raw, heavy world of Metallica's St. Anger—listen and decide if it's evolution or controversy!

 "Angel Of Death kicks in: the riff is one of the most damnably granite and devastating in metal history, a pure frontal assault on the listener's ears."

 "Reign in Blood is one of the most ingenious, most devastating, most powerful works ever conceived by the human mind."

The review praises Slayer's Reign in Blood as a sublime and devastating thrash metal masterpiece. It highlights the band's ability to channel rage into intense, precise music, especially through tracks like Angel of Death and Raining Blood. The album's short 29-minute length is seen as perfect, balancing relentless aggression without overwhelming the listener. Overall, the reviewer strongly recommends experiencing it firsthand. Listen to Slayer's Reign in Blood and experience the ultimate thrash metal intensity today!

 "This album introduces some novelties: the guitars emerge forcefully, with heavy and distorted sounds."

 "'Beauty Of The Beast,' my favorite Nightwish track, unfolds in three different moments, all very beautiful and evocative."

Century Child is Nightwish's darkest and heaviest album, showcasing a heavier gothic metal style with aggressive riffs and emotional depth. The album departs from the cheerful tone of Wishmaster, focusing on bitterness, anger, and melancholy. Highlights include the aggressive opener 'Bless The Child,' the majestic 'Ever Dream,' and the epic 'Beauty Of The Beast.' The album introduces a new bassist and features a more forceful guitar presence while Tarja explores diverse vocal styles. Dive into the intensity of Nightwish's Century Child – listen now and experience their dark gothic metal evolution!

 "Tarja’s voice, as lyrical as it rarely is, interprets what is in my opinion one of the most representative songs of the album."

 "Dead Boy’s Poem is true poetic art enacted, ... making this piece the pearl of Wishmaster."

Nightwish’s Wishmaster is praised as a symphonic metal milestone featuring Tarja Turunen’s lyrical vocals and strong fantasy-themed lyrics. While some tracks like "The Kinslayer" and "Dead Boy's Poem" stand out for their depth and emotion, others such as "Two For Tragedy" are considered dull. The album impresses with its powerful choirs and memorable melodies, despite minor flaws like weak bass mixing. Discover the epic world of Nightwish’s Wishmaster—listen now and dive into their symphonic metal masterpiece!

 "Once, I had a dream, and this is it..."

 "In short, in my opinion, the band’s masterpiece and one of the best metal albums ever."

Nightwish's 'Once' is a monumental album blending heavy metal with orchestral and operatic elements, featuring stellar performances by Tarja Turunen and Marco Hietala. The review praises the sophisticated songwriting, thematic depth, and emotional impact of tracks like 'Nemo' and 'Ghost Love Score.' It highlights the album as a timeless masterpiece that transcends metal subgenres. Listen to Nightwish's 'Once' and experience one of metal's most epic and emotional albums today!