Morbid Angel needs to release a really strong comeback album. In the vein of the F and G albums.

In Flames hurts the most for me, Jotun was the song that got me into metal. I hung in until 'Soundtrack to Your Escape' (barely), but from then on it was a completely different band. Every release after that I prayed and hoped they would come back to some of their original sound, but it's just disappointment after disappointment.

Pretty much anything from 5fdp. I can’t really say that they aren’t talented because they can play, it’s just that they don’t really do anything interesting or exciting with their songwriting or musical ideas (to me). One of the reasons I love Slipknot is because I can see them branch out into other styles and keep it relatively interesting. I am a big fan of vol. 3 and their last album WANYK because they had the confidence to write different sounding songs like “spiders” or “my pain” and still have heavier sounding material like “orphan” and “solway firth” and “not long for this world”. Even though they might not always hit the nail on the head or execute it perfectly, they still have an interest in not trying to remain stagnant and repetitive. And for that I can at least respect their efforts But bands like 5fdp and disturbed and six feet under just stay in their lane and all of their stuff is really interchangeable and not very distinct. I just don’t really get anything out of it personally. No hate to anyone who does. (Also thank you guys for introducing me to Temple of Void, been jamming that recently)

Best way to describe Illud Divinum Insanus in short is this: It's what Formulas Fatal To The Flesh would've sounded with David Vincent in the band, only over a decade late.

Diablous in Musica is pretty good 🤷‍♂️. Paul Bostaph kills it on that album, too. Got it the day it came out and listened to it as recently as a month ago. I’ll take “bad” Slayer over bad Megadeth, bad Metallica, bad Anthrax or just about anything any day.

Great shirt! Love Broken Hope!!! I am kind of surprised there was no 6 ft Under mentioned, your review of Nightmares of the Decomposed is epic lol

I just found this channel a week ago, been watching a lot since. All you guys are really cool with a deep well of knowledge for all things metal, I envy having other metal head friends. Have you guys considered a Carcass or Exhumed discography ranking?

You could fill the list with Six feet under albums alone.

Nightmares of the decomposed is worse than st anger. I would argue that Chris Barnes vocals were essentially Lars’s snare. I do enjoy the melody on invisible kid for the first couple times, I can’t anything positive about that 6 feet under album

Illud Divinum Insanus is just Too Extreme for you. You're not bangin' hardcore Radikult enough for Wavey Davey. 😁

The Cryptopsy EP:s were a pretty good comeback for that band. I hope they release a really good full-length album soon.

There is one great thing you showed in this video. That being your Broken Hope Swamped in Gore shirt. That's badass. I have that album, the bowels of repugnance, repulsive conception, loathing and omen of disease. I still need their most recent album

MetalMickey & Jürgen Aumann are doing a great work too!! They had a good idea giving this videos suggestions. Thanks Thralls of Metal!!

You had me at your first pick. Words can’t describe how much that album sucks. Hard to believe it’s the same band that put out Blessed Are The Sick. Arguably one of the Best early Death Metal albums. Just subscribed.

Thread started by 'MetalMickey' and 'Jurgen Aumann', two excellent metalheads that I'm sure would appreciate it if all of you guys looked them up and subscribed to their channels!

I'll never forget the time I bought Celtic Frost's Into the Pandemonium. I remember discovering Celtic Frost through Morbid Tales 2 weeks prior and just falling in love with that style of Celtic Frost, in the next few days I bought To Mega Therion and I genuinely thought the band could do no wrong... And then I bought the Pandemonium record and my smile just faded away. I don't remember the last time an album offended and disappointed me in such a way. Sure, there's worse albums out there but that one hurt me. And the fact Jammin' Jon put Pandemonium above Emperor still boggles me.

not in any order: 1. Illusionary Anus - Morbid Angel 2. Lulu - Metallica 3. Ummagumma - Pink Floyd (wtf is this album???) 4. The Astonishingly Awful - Dream Theater 5. Nostradamus - Judas Priest 6. Virtual XI - Iron Maiden 7. Forbidden - Black Sabbath 8. Cold Lake - Celtic Frost 9. Chinese Democracy - Guns N Roses 10. Anything from Six Feet Under lol

When it comes to In Flames,I personally think Sounds of a Playground Fading had two pretty good tracks. The Puzzle was a pretty nice and Thrash song in my opinion, definitely more heavy than the other tracks on the Album. I also liked the title track, mainly because of the instrumentation.

Really had high hopes for that inflames album i was extremely disappointed

I think that Nostradamus by Judas Priest was only for fans… not even close to their best, but I loved the album because I love Judas Priest, and it was nice to hear them again… Alone and Visions are good songs, even though they are a bit slower compared to earlier era JP

I like Nostradamus, it's a solid 7/10. It really doesn't fit JPs discography, but if it was released by another band i think people would praise it. Another 10 terrible metal albums: Sonic Syndicate - We Rule The Night, Cryptopsy - The Unspoken King, Amaranthe - Helix, Suicide Silence - Suicide Silence, Babymetal - Metal Resistance, Within Temptation - Hydra, Semargl - Satanic Pop Metal, Megadeth - The World Needs A Hero, Raunchy - A Discord Electric, Periphery - Periphery II: This Time It's Personal.

People write off that Morbid album for the first track and Radicult, but Blades Of Baal and Exsisto Vulgore are some of the most furious tracks they have written

Yeah about that Ministry album even the Statue of Liberty is covering her face in shame which should have been a sign I guess

1. IDI Morbid Angel 2. Against Sepultura 3. Summer in Paradise The Beach Boys 4. You're Welcome A Day to Remember 5. Generation Swine Motley Crue 6. Mania Fall Out Boy 7. Van Halen III Van Halen 8. Carthisis Machine Head 9. Shadow Life Dokken 10. The Path of Totality Korn Found a lot of rock albums as well that are in contention for worst album. The list will change, but this is my worst rock/metal albums as of now.

I posted mine up over the weekend, it's a great subject to do a video on. We keep some crap stuff in our collections, man.

I wholeheartedly disagree with your choice of Diabolus. Maybe it's because I discovered slayer before I learned to be very discerning and had just come off of my nu metal phase but i thought it was good. Definitely not their best but I dont get the comments about the lack of urgency and energy (Scrum?, Point?) It even opens up with Bitter Peace which is a ripping thrasher if I've ever heard one. I've always looked at this record as Slayer showing the world what nu metal could sound like if it were actually good. Spot on with all the others though.

November 5th is gonna be a whopper when it comes to releases. Not only do we have Mol and Bullet for My Valentine dropping new albums, but Psycho Synner [formerly known as Psychosexual and fronted by ex-FFDP drummer Jeremy Spencer] are gonna release NINE albums that day. One of those albums is the earlier-mentioned Unholy Hymns for the Children. The nine albums are named as follows: 1. 666 B.C.-Volume 1: The Burning Years 2. 666 A.D.-Volume 2: The Scorched Years 3. Bite the Snake 4. As the Demon Dances Under the Blood Red Sky 5. Dying to See You 6. Fuck in the Fire 7. Killing You Softly 8. Unholy Hymns for the Children [which was the first of the bunch announced] 9. The Devil Made You Do It

When did Julian from Trailer Park Boys become a metalhead?!

I actually like The Haunted. I know it's definitely not up to par with the majority of their material. Which is usually pretty killer. This is just on a different path all together. So I understand why people hate on it hard. But I actually liked it more than I thought I was going to. It's just not terrible IMO. Not great. But not bad.

Does anyone know how to find Slayer - Ghua??? I can't even find a listing for it

I agree with you for the most part, but I might put up a weak fight that the Grave CD shouldn't be on the list, because there's few songs I like on it. They're not great, but if they come up on shuffle, I don't immediately skip over them.

I love Morbid Angel but that album....woah. There's no way Steve Tucker would've been involved with that, and it's hard to believe Seasons of Mist let that one out.

I remember like it was yesterday when i bough Slayer's Diabolous In Musica. I listen to it while walking home on release day. And as soon as it ended i took it out of my yellow sport sony walkman cd player 😅 and smash it to the concrete. The sound of it shattering into a million pieces put a smile on my face to this day. 😅 I really hate that Slayer album.

You can say what you want about that Morbid Angel album, at least it spawned the amazing "North Korea hearing new Morbid Angel Album" youtube video. Absolute classic.

Btw, did Celtic Frost's Prototype come into the running at all? Or is that unfair, as it was a demo?

I’ve never listened to Broken Hope, but the t-shirt is very appropriate for this video!

Grave "Hating Life" took me awhile to get into when it first came out cause SOULLESS was awesome and when Jorgen Sandstrom left GRAVE for ENTOMBED I wasn't too Happy with the vocals of Ola Lindgren. It took years for me to adjust to his style. The album has a few good tracks but compared to earlier material it wasn't great.

Had a couple good experiences from some of these, personally: I thought Illud Divinum Insanus still had a couple of good tracks on it, but there were definitely some horrible tracks too. I actually liked Hating Life. "Two of Me" had some riffs I particularly really loved. I enjoyed Diabolus In Musica too. Agree with everything else though! Always appreciate hearing thoughts and opinions from this channel. 🤘🏻

That put me in the mood for some dubstep. It was innovative stuff early on, Nick. Shouldn't be mixed with metal though, I agree. So-called blackgaze is another ill-considered & stinky combo. I love My Bloody Valentine, love Darkthrone, but I don't want to hear them playing at the same time. It's like, hey, I baked you a chocolate cake & put lots of fried onions in it. Ugh, no!

Sorry Diabolus in Música is a heavy as fuck album why the hate

I liked Nostradomus. Mainly Prophecy, Revelations, Four Horseman and the Title track. Definitely not the best Priest album.

Respect to you for saying you liked Nu Metal. I fucking hated it. Born in 1980. I was let down by metal when that stuff hit the scene. It was a time that luckily has been almost forgotten about now. heheh. And for being a 'Death metal guy' you have so much knowledge dude, about almost any genre. Seen many of the videoes and updates. You are even a bigger nerd than myself, hehe. That's awesome mate. Cheers & beers :) \m/

Looking back at it, Metallica's St Anger is terrible, but it isn't as bad as other rock/metal albums!

1:20 I think Illuminum Anus is possibly one of the few albums out there that surpasses St.Anger in sheer awfulness.

Wanna know what people find savagble on morbid angel industrial album nothing on that album was salvageable

So nice to see that you started with that horrible letter --> I. I don't know what was Tray thinking at the time, but I suspect it might be an unsuspected visit from the aliens or some unknown substance. There's no other explanation. Ministry has been a total garbage since those 2 albums from the early nineties. that DiM from Slayer is also terrible, straight to the obliteration process.

Unseen is so odd, especially after The Dead Eye. How do you follow that up with hot garbage?

Not talking more about worst albums, but I forgot mention that Creeper are also with Roadrunner, which I didn't even know. Roadrunner is well known for having metal bands on the label. But I didn't know that a punk/goth/emo band is on a metal label. Awesome. Just like how Parkway Drive, a metal band is on Epitaph, a punk label. Awesome both ways. Anyway, Creeper is awesome! Both of their records are excellent! I can't wait to see what they do next. Just wanted to say that because you mentioned that Nickelback was on Roadrunner, which I had no idea about until now. Nickelback is fine. They're one of the only butt rock bands I think are fine.

Metallica - Load, Reload, Black album Suicidal Tendencies - Freedumb Sepultura - Against Celtic Frost - Cold Lake Kreator - Endorama Megadeth - Risk Coroner - The Unknown Anthrax - Stomp 442, Vol 8 Exodus - both Atrocity albums Ministry - Relapse Destruction - The Least Successful Human Cannonball

Illuvid Divinum is an insult to Death Metal and Morbid Angel

I was a huge In Flames fan back in '06 when I first heard their album Come Clarity which I think is a solid album. But the earlier albums are what set the bar for me because since they're the pioneers of Melodic Death Metal and holy shit their material all the way up to Clayman as well as Reroute to Remain were absolute bangers. It kind of makes me upset they might never go back to their old roots but who knows what'll happen right? lol anyways I love their old stuff all the way up to Come Clarity. Oh and yeah Siren Charms and I, the Mask...TERRIBLE

The moment the first album Haunted came out I was disappointed.

I really liked the latest Ministry album, Moral Hygiene. As a longtime Ministry fan, I admittedly stuck to the early, classic albums. I had no idea Amerikant was so fucking bad.

Great video watch. Here's a controversial opinion I have,I actually liked Slayer's Diablolus In Musica. Mainly because I have a good variety of Metal genres I currently listen to and Nu Metal is one of them. I personally think Slayer trying something different kind of worked,but am I saying I thought it was a perfect album, absolutely not. There are three songs on there I can't stand, Overt Enemy,Desire, and Wicked,three of Slayer's worst songs ever created. But overall I kind of enjoyed it,I can totally get why most people hate it,I mean it's Death Metal Icons trying a different genre,so I knew it wouldn't be well received at all. My favorite songs on the Album are the more Thrasy sounding songs,like the second track. Again,great video!

Aside from Nostradamus and Supercharger I agree with all these. Albums like Unseen, Diabolus in Musica, and Hating Life were merely great bands punching under their own weight, but they could easily come back and release a killer album, which they all did. However, albums like Illud Divinum Insanus, Amerikkkant, The Path of Totality, and Siren Charms were disasters that tainted the reputation of all bands who made them. I'm lucky I never heard of that nu metal band at the end but I'm assuming they're something like Crazy Town or Limp Bizkit.

Siren Charms is one of my favorite IF albums, I don't care. There is something about that I really love. It sounds melancholic, sad yet hopeful and the stripped back sound is awesome

Well done sir

Disappointed that I didn't see anything I ironically like... See; Quest for metal's "Hello Kitty Suicide Club"... that shit bangs!

LOL Don't hate me Nick but, as a diehard Grave fan...i actually liked Grave's Hating Life. It was stripped down, mid tempo and considering it came out right in the middle of the Grunge Move-shit!! It literally held me from blowing my wig back in 96' the same can be said from the mighty Dismember's Maximum Killing Capacity same song structures, tempo's and i loved that album too for the same obvious reasons lol. BUT!! i will mention ONE album that makes me cringe to this day and was a travesty IMO was Entombed's To ride, die, and speak the truth that album pissed me off so bad when i heard it i smashed it on my driveway! That album right there was the band's demise from then on out with that Death n Roll BS as to me? it was the blueprint for In Flames demise along with many others.... Killer reviews bro keep em coming!

Agree with ya on most of these, tho I don't hate Diabolos in musica, I think that it's defo one of Slayers weakest, but there's still a few good tracks I'd say, I also I like a few tracks on Unseen, especially the Tool like title track, but it was certainly a drastic change in style and I totally get why it gets a lot of hate.

I like the 3death metal song songs on ILLUD I think everything after Covenant is 50/50 But you are right, this would made Morecambe if it was the album after Domination

1:23. 😄🤣😂😆😄 "morbid angels aluminum anus or whatever that says- I don't even care" 🔥

Regarding In Flames, I started with Whoracle in approx 1998 and saw them live twice on the Clayman tour in 2000 (once with a very young Shadows Fall touring off of their first album). First album is decent but kinda "bleh". Jester Race through Clayman are godly. I can spin any of those albums at any time and the nostalgia comes in like a flood. Whoracle is probably still my favorite album of theirs. Reroute is where things started to go downhill and the mainstream influence started to creep in. Some good songs on there but... nowhere near Clayman or before. Soundtrack to Your Escape? Horrible. There may be one song on the whole album that I can stomach. Garbage production also. Come Clarity. Mostly forgettable but certainly better than Soundtrack imo. Take this Life, the title track, Scream and Crawl Through Knives are better than anything on Soundtrack imo. Here's where it gets interesting. Just when I thought In Flames was down and out they come out with A Sense of Purpose. Most people have totally written IF off by this point and I don't blame them for it, but for me, they are too nostalgic of a band and are the reason that I got into melodic Swedish style metal. If you haven't heard A Sense of Purpose and given it a shot you may want to revisit this album. The Mirrors Truth, Disconnected, I'm the Highway, Sober and Irrelevant, Condemned, March to the Shore and Abnegation are all top notch songs. Imo, if A Sense of Purpose would have been released after Clayman, it would have gotten a better reception than Reroute did simply because it's a better album than Reroute was. It's just that people had given up on them and lumped the album in with all the other stinkers. The rest of In Flames' discography is ass water. Terrible, up til the last album they released which I though had a few good tracks on it but nothing special. TL;DR, Revisit A Sense of Purpose, especially the songs I listed above from it. It's a really solid album imo. I thought they were on some sort of comeback when they released it but then they came out with another steaming pile of garbage afterwards, I don't even remember what it was called. Either way... have a good one. Cheers. I've rambled on enough.

Agree with many of yours. A few of mine- Obituary back from the dead, Death sound of perseverance, Load and Reload Metallica, Godflesh Us and Them, Six Feet Under's latest.

In no particular order: Metallica The Black album, Annihilator Set the World on Fire, Six Feet Under Nightmares of the Decomposed Judas Priest Ram it Down Bruce Dickinson Tattooed Millionaire Celtic Frost Cold Lake Megadeth Risk Cancer Black Faith Anthrax We've come for you all Testament Souls of Black

"Mountain Dew soaked edginess" hahahah amazing!!!

Was wondering, are there any bands that have released not one bad album? My guess, Suffocation, Malevolent Creation, Bolt Thrower?

I just checked out that Haunted album....dear lord

I wasnt familiar with Dislocated Styles. They dont even have a Wikipedia page so that album must have been a huge bomb. They kind of remind me of some other bands from that era but not as good. Im curious as to what other records Roadrunner released during that period (late 90s-early 00's) that got forgotten because they didnt sell.

Biggest mistake with metalheads is to put albums away after listening them once or twice. On Morbid I thought on release its 4/10 but then I asked myself, if its that bad, why I cant stop listening for it 2 weeks later, and it went for me to 8/10. As for Grave, it was my wtf? Grave album for years, but I gave it a propper chance, and now I love it, its like little brother of Wolverine Blues. Same ilike people hated Swansong for years, I loved it from day 1, Go to hell is my fav carcass song of all times. Same like ist cool to hate on GnR specially without Slash, Chinese Democracy is actually an amazing album, if you listen to it without hate for the sake of hating. Maybe I am too open minded, or not too one sided for a standart metalhead, but at the and I am the winner, cause I have more stuff to listen, than an average hater

Entombed's "Same Difference" is one that definitely should've been on your list. Lol

Man 2017 Nuclear Blast released the Holy Trinity of WTF with Machine Head Catharis, Suicide Silence ST, and Ministry Amerikkka all in the first quarter of that yr.

Turisas's 2013 album was such a slap in the face for me. The writing was on the wall with the terrible album name "Turisas2013" (yes, really), but nothing could have prepared me for something this uninspired and disjointed. St. Anger is at least consisent in its production quality and songwriting (for the better and for the worse), but that album was just mess through and through.

The best track on Siren Charms was one of the bonus songs lol. There last album I, The Mask is actually a step in the right direction and I like about 50% of that one.

There are few times in my life where a new album came out that made me angry. The Haunted - Unseen is definitely in there. Man, I can't believe you bought that (but I've bought Risk twice so I can't talk too much shit) Surprised Digimortal from FF isn't on there. You go from those first 3 albums to THAT. Nevermore's last album was horrific compared to the past as well. Paradise Lost - Host as well. I'll defend Diabolus a little. I saw them on that tour (first Slayer show) and Bitter Peace opener was the first insane moshing I've ever seen. Perversions of Pain is my #1 super underrated Slayer track of all time lol. It's not a good album (Stain of Mind is horrible) BUT it's miles better than something like SUPERCHARGER. Regarding In Flames. I haven't listened to the last 3 albums. I'm done. I don't care. Call me if Jesper ever comes back.

I agree with many albums, like morbid angel or machine head. But I really like "hating life" from Grave and Siren Charms was also a great album of In Flames. Sure it was a complete rupture, but in my opinion In Flames is one band that made so many changes and still remained awesome as hell! But sure I get why many people dislike siren charms, when I listened to it for the first time, I also felt like "wtf? This is kinda weird" but it grew on me by time. I also like "diabolus in musica" by Slayer, sure not one of their best albums, but not as bad as "undisputed attitude"

I agree with you on a lot of these points. Even Siren Charms, as an In Flames fan I own almost all except Jester Race and Sounds of a Playground failing. Some of their new stuff is whiny, yet I still enjoy them in some way shape or form. Diabolus is PUUUURRRRE TRRRRASH. Never have I heard more shit on a record period. This is equal to Lulu, and when I did my video for this thread. I actually broke my copy of it, even though I still don’t know how I got it in my collection. Ha

To be honest, I probably enjoy St. Anger better than all those albums you listed. I have to check out Dislocated Styles for the laughs. Never heard of them but the title and the artwork got me choking on my pizza. So thanks for that

Hey mate, just be fully aware that people are pausing you to check out each bad album in another tab and some will actually like it and even buy it, so you all could really be doing something positive in this. BTW Dislocated Styles isn't bad...it's an extreme type of bad!

I like that Slayer cd. I didn't know everyone hated it before the internet

It's not that I like Diabolus In Musica, but I still feel that it deserves better than being mentioned in the same breath as St. Anger, Illud, Risk, The Promise, Cold Lake and all these other legendary trainwrecks. Again, I'm not a fan and it's definitely Slayer's worst but it's still considerably more listenable than most of the other albums on the list.

awesome video

With bad albums I feel like you've got to consider what caliber of musician you're dealing with to truly evaluate how much something sucks. Like I can forgive a 14 year old's black metal bedroom project for sounding like shit because of course it does, but if I told you that former members of cannibal corpse, braindrill, vile and anomalous were in a group together there's no way you'd guess that it would be as consistently fucking abysmal as six feet under are. It's almost a question of how far short of it's potential something falls, which is why to this day illud divinum insanus has emetic properties and is considered cruel and unusual under Geneva convention ruling, but something that's perhaps even more inept like that godawful psychosexual album doesn't raise too many eyebrows anymore.

I know it's disqualified but St. Anger..........with the exception of the singles, I never listened to it due to reputation. On January 11th 2019 (a day that shall live in infamy) I ordered the CD from Amazon to complete the discography, downloaded the digital copy, and proceeded to listen to it all in one sitting. Now, I have amassed a fairly substantial music library over the last few decades and have purchased more than my fair share of bowl swirlers in that time but I swear to all that is unholy, not one of them made me as angry to listen to as St. Trashcanlid. I still have PTSD from the snare that Lars pounds relentlessly, the horrible vocals that an overly verbose Hetfield unleashes without tonal regard, song structures that were so repetitious I ran out of hair on my head to pull out and started working on my face, and the production........Christ almighty. Granted I haven't listened to many albums on this list but some I have and not one of them, not one, has ever made me both angry and fatigued to anywhere near that degree. I was hopeful that it wasn't as bad as people said but I was wrong, so very very wrong. I would rather listen to FFDP's entire discography than sit through that ever again and trust me when I say, that means a lot. Honorable mention to any "metal" band described as crabcore, that utilizes autotune in any fashion, or that has a music video showing the band doing that jogging in place thing.

Mountain Dew soaked edgy lyrics!!! Tremendous.

Aluminum Anus 😂 It's almost like David Vincent saw "The Room" and thought "Yeah...this! But in album form. I actually liked Diabolus, wasn't peak Slayer, but considering they tried out being a punk cover band on their previous album, hardly a terrible record. That whole period (1995 to 1999) was a weird time for a lot of established metal bands in hindsight. I remember seeing that Dislocated Styles CD on the shelves at a couple local music shops in high school, but I never even picked it up to look at it. I don't think anyone else did either.

Yep everything you mentioned blows even though I haven't and don't need to hear a few of these. Vid cracked me up. I picked a couple of the same ones on my vid as well . Later man.

Would disagree on Morbid, the I album is way better than Formulas, Heretic or the newer one for the simple fact Evil D is on it. Will instead put Exodus's Force Of Habit, or as I like to call it Exodus In Chains :)

I haven't heard all these albums but the ones i have i agree for me i would have rebel extravaganza by satyricon and virtual xl by maiden on here as well

A few that don't get as much attention 1 Desultory - Swallow the Snake 2 Atrocity - BLUT 3 Ancient - Mad Grandiose Bloodfiends 4 Colemesis - Jalapeños in Burger Republic 5 Cancer - Spirit in Flames (also Black Faith) 6 Vermin - Millennium Ride 7 Unleashed - Warrior 8 Entombed - Same Difference 9 Anathema - Distant Satellites 10 Amon Amarth - Berzerker

Actually Morbid Curiosity sounds like a cool name for a metal band.

Nostradamus. I was amazed at how long it is without managing a single good tune. Diabolus. Wouldn’t be so bad if it wasn’t supposed to be Slayer.

Yeah I agree with everything on here. The ones I have heard of are all absolutely awful. Although I will say, I do think Catharsis is worse than Supercharger 🤣 I guess maybe it's cause at the time I hadn't listened to any of the late 90s/early 2000s Machine Head (mainly cause people just said not to bother, and I loved Burn My Eyes, The Blackening and Unto the Locust too much), but I heard Catharsis when it came out and it was so bad it made me kind of angry. Supercharger is shit aswell, but I didn't feel that bad about it, possibly cause I was going back rather than carrying any previous memories of the album. Just unmemorable garbage (Bulldozer is a good song though) And I'm still mad that I will never get back the 2 hours I spent listening to the whole of fucking Nostradamus. Yes I listened to the whole fucking thing, once, and never will again

Why did this just show up as a recommendation??? This video was from a year ago, so no one is going to be interested in my comments

Cancer's 4th album "Black Faith". It's a decent hard rock album but HOLY SHIT...far cry from the Cancer of "Death Shall Rise". Just disappointing. Heck, drummer Carl Stokes daughter online told me she thinks that album sucks compared to the others. "Sorry dad, but that album blows". Hahaha. Newest Cancer album though, a nice return to form and the best since "Sins of Mankind". Also, Morgoth "Feel Sorry For The Frantic".

I genuinely enjoy Illud but I see why people hate it. I think the change of style was chosen because they grew a bit tired of death metal. I wish we'd got a more refined industrial MA, Kingdoms of disdain to me feels more like a fan pleaser than a thing the band really wanted to work on

In Flames lost cred with Come Clarity

What kind of sun glasses are those?

The swamped in gore tee🤘🤘🤘 fuck yeah!

The Unspoken King should be an honourable mention.