Best album of the year?

[NecromancerAlpha]

hell yeah more votes for Nile, serously its the best this year... opeth i dont think so...

this year its Shrines all the way!

 

[TheMoor]

This year i give my vote for :
Sentenced - The Cold White Light

Followed by :
Blind Guardian - A Night At The Opera

Followed by :
Dark Tranquillity - Damage Done &
Opeth - Deliverance (Which are equally good)

 

[Triumphant Apostle]

Opeth-Delieverance
Bloodbath-Resurrection Through Carnage

 

[SlaughterofSoul]

Originally posted by Masters Apprentice
My favourite album is Opeth - Deliverance, but "Irony is a Dead Scene" by The Dillinger Escape Plan is my favourite record of 2002(it's only an EP).

I totally agree. Except for my favorite album I'd have Hate Eternal's King of All Kings

 

[NecromancerAlpha]

i think King of all Kings is a good album...

but its alot less technical and as intresting as the first one...

(WHERE ARE THE SOLO"S!)
i mean i know they lost doug but still... eric can do some solos.

i say the new nile is better then the new hate eternal if it was the first hate eternal it would be a close call.

 

[SculptedCold]

=( In Their Darkened Shrines may be one of the best this year, but it was a disappointment for me.

 

[SlaughterofSoul]

Originally posted by NecromancerAlpha
i think King of all Kings is a good album...

but its alot less technical and as intresting as the first one...

(WHERE ARE THE SOLO"S!)
i mean i know they lost doug but still... eric can do some solos.

i say the new nile is better then the new hate eternal if it was the first hate eternal it would be a close call.

I find it to be better than the first one. The riffs are more in your face. Plus there's solos in the songs, but I think they just cut back the number of solos per song because they only have one guitarist now, and they don't need a lot of solos to write good songs.

 

[Finntroll]

Definitely Deliverance by Opeth...

 

[iamunicron]

arcturus - the sham mirrors

then erm? cathedral - the VIIth coming

the new opeth is shit

 

[manuelgv]

Arcturus-Sham Mirrors
The Crown-Crowned in Terror
Blind Guardian-A night at the opera

and well...Nile's album is not that good(not a big Nile fan)

 

[uNASsLAYERoFtHEgODS]

Nile: In Their Darkened Shrines


Honorable Mention Going To

Origin: Informas Infinitas Inhumanitas

 

[NecromancerAlpha]

cool ill have to check out Origin's album

its deffinatly NIle

 

[Soilent Goat]

Hate Eternals - King Of All Kings
Shadows Fall - The Art of Balance
Origin - Informis, Infinitas, Inhumanitas
Nile - In Their Darkened Shrines
Norma Jean - Bless The Martyr and Kiss the Child

 

[wach0052]

Porcupine Tree - In Absentia

Although this doesn't have that much to do with metal. And yes, I have Opeth's Deliverance (who would win if it was a metal-only contest)

 

[MetGreen]

My favourite album of 2002, hands down, is Rage's "Unity" album.

 

[DaysOfPurgutory2]

Symphony X- The Odyssey or Opeth- Deliverance

 

[Nocturnal Emperor]

Opeth deliverence maybe but im more stuck between damage done and sons of northern darkness

 

[The Yngster]

Originally posted by DaysOfPurgutory2
Symphony X- The Odyssey

I was waiting for someone to mention this. The album completely owns, if you dont have it get it now, even if you don't like prog, just get it.

 

[Ultimate_Symphony]

Nile-In Their Darkened Shrines and Symphony X-The Odyssey dead tie

looks like my syx fellas' are around here

 

[Sacrilicious]

Isis - Oceanic