Top Rock/Metal Albums So Far 1. Saviors Green Day 2. Blood Hair, and Eyeballs Alkaline Trio 3. Be Right Here BlackBerry Smoke 4. Heaven and Hell Sum 41 5. Neck Deep Neck Deep 6. I Want to Disappear The Story So Far 7. Dark Matter Pearl Jam 8. You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To Knocked Loose 9. Invincible Shield Judas Priest 10. In Lieu of Flowers Aaron West & the Roaring Twenties

Bryce Talks Salmon Fishing

Hey BRYCE/ awesome to see you. Life is way too short/ unreal scenery, great your traveling in your youth. Enjoy my friend 👍💯

The two singles that spectral wound put out have been awesome. So im so hyped for that

1. Heavy Temple - Garden of Heathens (Psychedelic Doom Metal) 2. Crypt Sermon - The Sygian Rose (Epic Doom Metal) 3. Achelous - Tower of High Sorcery (Epic Heavy/Power Metal) 4. The Hazytones - Wild Fever (Doom Metal/Psychedelic Hard Rock) 5. Attic - Return of the Witchfinder (Heavy Metal) so far...

Looking like Lars here but less like a skinwalker

Awesome to see a vid from you again bryce. You rule, and enjoy your time in Alaska!🦅

Enjoy alaska! Thanks for the video 🤘

A BRYCE sighting. Alaska is fantastic. I'd live there if I wasn't a golfer maybe

Judas Preist has been killer.

The ruger 454 casull toklat named after the river in Alaska would be the revolver I’d carry if I lived in Alaska, such a great revolver, up the irons

hell yeah!! that’s some BEAUTIFUL scenery !

Wish you well!!!

Looking majestic there Sir. Excellent picks. Looking forward to the new 1349 album especially. Safe travels.

Bryce!!!!!!! Antichrist Siege machine is really great, extremely aggressive.

🖤👊🏻🤘🏻

Can someone explain why Master is often considered their best album?

Happy new release Day from Mr. Cantrell, folks! I'm going to rank all of the albums with Jerry. Nobody does it but that's my rank anyways ^-^ I differentiate the two eras of AiC music journey and implement Jerry's solo records in between. 1. Jar of Flies (AiC at their peak) 2. Tripod/ST (oddest, trickiest, weirdest and heaviest to me) 3. Dirt (Best songs in terms of composition. AiC in their most powerful period) 4. Degradation Trip vol. 1-2 (personal memories glued to this one. Feel the Void, Pig Charmer, Castaway, 31/32 just let me with tears every time I listen to them) 5. Facelift (this was my first AiC album. Loved it from the start but then I feel my tastes started to change towards something less straight-forward. Great songs here btw. But I never considered Facelift the best one in their discography) 6. Black Gives Way to Blue (the best album in terms of mixing. It's such a powerful tape. Great songs, great energy and it's diverse. Later, the songs' length and lack of arrangements will become a problem to me personally) 7. Brighten (I feel this is the album Cantrell kept in mind while working on Rainier Fog. His country/redneck (as he claimed himself) side shines bright and proud here. The album is entertaining! Black Heart and Evil Done is a perfect example. Noticed the reference in the solo to his tune Hurts, Don’t It but in more optimistic mood. Like Jerry remembers his bad days and reflects the experience so many years later with his new works. As if he said: ’Shit was bad but life goes on and so should we all’. That little detail made this record very beautiful to me) 8. The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here (It could be such a powerful turn from BGWtB. Hollow, Stone, Self-titled, especially Breath on a Window and Hung on a Hook had so many moments to resolve into something so captivating but I feel those moments just stuck and guys put them as it is. Songs seemed to be not composed right. As an example, Breath on a Window had a beautiful ending but all those long minutes before it wasn’t glued to it, there was no decent preparation for this resolution to come and slay.) 9. Rainier Fog (I anticipated this one since The One You Know came out. The 1st single was powerful and fresh. But the full album felt powerless and viped out. You had songs that were written ‘in the style of AiC’ by DuVall and more acoustic epics/almost country ballads by Jerry. The album was polarized and that was a good thing after the previous record. At the same time you could tell that Jerry wants his own different thing to go on. And Fly would be perfect in the context of Brighten. The heavier ones like Red Giant had those guitars but its’ length made it boring and bland af. Can’t not mention bass work by Mike on Drone. It’s brilliant.) 10. Sap (I used to like it, especially Right Train, but this is the one I return to the least).

For me black metal at hits top is only Marduk, Mayhem, Darkthrone, W.I.T.T.R.

Late to the party, as usual, but I really enjoyed this ranking. It's neat to see someone whose tastes are a bit different from the norm; I have a different order that also includes The Devil You Know, and I feel like I could sit and talk shop with Bryce about where we agree and where we disagree. I think that would be a thoroughly enjoyable conversation. Fork horns, brother! 🤘🤘🤘

Bryce, wanted to hear if you had any thoughts on the very small sub genre, "technical thrash". In particular the albums from 1989 to 1991 (seems like the technical thrash after 1991 is way different and off the mark) .... Bands like Coroner, Forbidden, Watchtower, Stone, etc.... was wondering if you can recommend some ultra obscurities from that time that I may not know.... Thanks

None one Ukrainian Black Metal band....what a shame 😅😂

U.D.O. Animal House?

Pantera - Power Metal!!!! Great Call👍

Please check out Upon Earth - World Funeral EP Raw black metal from the Netherlands

Ii defo agree the ladt cds are defo my fav

This guy is an idiot

The Scorpions.............................. Rules

I know it’s your top list, but I’m missing van halen a bit…

Avenged Sevenfold City Of Evil

Please check out Upon Earth - World Funeral EP Raw black metal from the Netherlands

Kids did not like Martin since this was the MTV era - no one likes to see a bald lead singer with long hair.

Glad to see some L.A. Guns love

I have the debute on CD with animal starting the album and 2 bonus tracks realy good stuff 🐐🐐🐐

I was a teenager during the Bay Area thrash scene back in the 80s, and as a kid, I was super suspicious of anything that wasn’t thrash, but after I heard that Davy produced the Death Angel records, I gave Vain a listen, have loved them ever since. Vain is the real deal.

The first album was my best blind purchase ever. I saw the album cover having never heard of them and was instantly blown away.

The first album was my best blind purchase ever. I saw the album cover having never heard of them and was instantly blown away.

gotta say, this is a pretty unique ranking

Reckless in the background, my respect for putting on this song

Great picks Bryce. This is my top 10: 10. Deicide (Deicide) 9. Feel The Fire (Overkill) 8. Tortured Existence (Demolition Hammer) 7. Seven Churches (Possessed) 6. Altars Of Madness (Morbid Angel) 5. Bonded By Blood (Exodus) 4. Eaten Back To Life (Cannibal Corpse) 3. Infernal Overkill (Destruction) 2. Iron Maiden (Iron Maiden) 1. Kill Em All (Metallica)

Gotta agree with you. It actually doesn't get a lot of play in my rotation... Defenders, Painkiller, even Point of Entry...

I would like you put Living on the edge solo as a honorable mention

I have always loved his tone and guitar playing.

I guess, Artillery Fear of tomorrow should be mentioned! Good to see Hellripper in the list ⚡ Nice list,anyway greetings from Algeria 🤘🏻

My Ranking 19 13 18 Never Say Die 17 Forbidden 16 Black Sabbath 15 Sabotage 14 Technical Ecstasy 13 Dehumanizer 12 Paranoid 11 Mob Rules 10 Born Again 9 Master of Reality 8 Vol 4 7 Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 6 Tyr 5 Cross Purposes 4 Seventh Star 3 The Eternal Idol 2 Headless Cross 1 Heaven & Hell

Little Fighter and Wait in my book

Fist full of metal over Persistence of Time...???🤬

I actually disagree with you, but I do enjoy the Rainbow song, too. Megadeth KtK totally slays…and I’m a RJD guy!

good guitar solos aren’t about how many notes you can play or how complicated it sounds or is. it’s about how tasteful the solo is. how it fits into the piece. and vito bratta checks all the boxes. he has chops, he can make a solo fit into a song and he can serve it all on a silver fucking platter. what an incredible musician. definitely one of the most underrated and under appreciated guitarists of the 80s. a decade full of amazing talent. he truly stands out and holds his own against the hoards of incredible guitar players of the 1980s bravo, vito.

Wow, you lost me quick as fk! KFD last!?!? ..then Golgotha 2nd to last?? Stop watching right there cuz you and I have near nothing in common.