Best Album you have ever bought!!!
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MajestikMøøse
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I don't think any other album had such a profound impact on my life than Burzum - Hvis Lyset Tar Oss
byrne
Certavi et vici
heh, usually i would ignore such a forum re-hash, but LOL @ GoD's top 5.
I had forgotten about all that ...
Anyway, suppose I had better contribute: Slayer - Show No Mercy. Greatest album of all time.
I had forgotten about all that ...
Anyway, suppose I had better contribute: Slayer - Show No Mercy. Greatest album of all time.
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Albums that Changed my life...
Unfortunately, I cant list but one
Metallica - Master of Puppets, Kill em All
Children of Bodom - Hatebreeder
Pantera - Cowboys From Hell
Master of Puppets - This CD is... Well, I don't think I need to say why this influenced me. Its just one of those CD's that almost anyone who likes Metal should have, or at least be able to appreciate.
Kill Em All - What can I say... Pure fucking thrash. Which is my preffered style of guitar, in part because of this CD.
Hatebreeder - COB has really influenced me as a guitarist in so many ways, aside from opening me up to new styles and classical influences, they've motivated me to learn as much as I possibly can about guitar... MORE MORE MORE theory and technique, more sweeping and etc that you dont find alot of in the other bands I listen to.
Cowboys From Hell - There was a time when I only knew a few Pantera songs, and didnt think much about them. They were just another band that I didnt know much about. My real introduction to Pantera was from this older girl who burned me a copy of CFH. I swear I must've listened to that CD every day for quite a while.
Nowadays I still listen to it all the time. Dimebag Darell just happens to be an amazing guitarist who inspires me to not only write complex guitar solos, and learn to controll distortion and pinch harmonics, but maybe the most usefull lesson I learned from Pantera is the opposite of what I learned from Bodom.... which is, it doesnt have to be really complex. If you've got a couple of really fucking good riffs, then you just might have a song there. Some of the best songs are really simple.
Unfortunately, I cant list but one
Metallica - Master of Puppets, Kill em All
Children of Bodom - Hatebreeder
Pantera - Cowboys From Hell
Master of Puppets - This CD is... Well, I don't think I need to say why this influenced me. Its just one of those CD's that almost anyone who likes Metal should have, or at least be able to appreciate.
Kill Em All - What can I say... Pure fucking thrash. Which is my preffered style of guitar, in part because of this CD.
Hatebreeder - COB has really influenced me as a guitarist in so many ways, aside from opening me up to new styles and classical influences, they've motivated me to learn as much as I possibly can about guitar... MORE MORE MORE theory and technique, more sweeping and etc that you dont find alot of in the other bands I listen to.
Cowboys From Hell - There was a time when I only knew a few Pantera songs, and didnt think much about them. They were just another band that I didnt know much about. My real introduction to Pantera was from this older girl who burned me a copy of CFH. I swear I must've listened to that CD every day for quite a while.
Nowadays I still listen to it all the time. Dimebag Darell just happens to be an amazing guitarist who inspires me to not only write complex guitar solos, and learn to controll distortion and pinch harmonics, but maybe the most usefull lesson I learned from Pantera is the opposite of what I learned from Bodom.... which is, it doesnt have to be really complex. If you've got a couple of really fucking good riffs, then you just might have a song there. Some of the best songs are really simple.
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I guess the best album I ever bought was Metallica - ...And Justice For All because that was the album which got me into Metal and was arguably the first Metal album I bought.
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Naggamanteh
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Hmmm, this is a toughie.
Metallica - Ride the Lightning - I love this album. It's simply awesome as you all undoubtably know.
Annihilator - Alice In Hell/Never,Neverland - Got this in a double pack for the price of one. One of my favourite thrash bands.
Morpheus Descends - Chronicles Of The Shaddowed Ones - I got this for only £3, and I stumbled upon on it rather randomly. Great death metal I reckon you should all check out.
Metallica - Ride the Lightning - I love this album. It's simply awesome as you all undoubtably know.
Annihilator - Alice In Hell/Never,Neverland - Got this in a double pack for the price of one. One of my favourite thrash bands.
Morpheus Descends - Chronicles Of The Shaddowed Ones - I got this for only £3, and I stumbled upon on it rather randomly. Great death metal I reckon you should all check out.
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AC/DC - Back in Black(first ever albumn I got)
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Iron Maiden - The Number of The Beast
Iron Maiden - Live After Death
Opeth - Blackwater Park
Pink Floyd - The Wall
Iron Maiden - The Number of The Beast
Iron Maiden - Live After Death
Opeth - Blackwater Park
Darth Kur
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Black Sabbath - Paranoid (bought originally on vinyl of coarse many many moons ago)
close second would have to be my 1st print copy of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath complete with gatefold packaging and lyric sheet.
close second would have to be my 1st print copy of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath complete with gatefold packaging and lyric sheet.
Metallica - And Justice For All/ Master of Puppets
Tool - Lateralus
Opeth - Still Life/MAYH
Dream Theater - Images and Words
Bloodbath - EP
Devin Townsend - Infinity
Tool - Lateralus
Opeth - Still Life/MAYH
Dream Theater - Images and Words
Bloodbath - EP
Devin Townsend - Infinity
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