Controversial opinions on metal

[HamburgerBoy]

Dummy, one is a gay aesthetic that you can enjoy ironically, the other is a gay act that you probably can't enjoy ironically.

>not having gay sex ironically
Who the fuck hasn't given a few brojobs to their best buds I mean come on dude

 

[CiG]

 

[The Ozzman]

Devildriver is gay as in cocks in a man's ass.

That Yngwie art is gay as in rainbows and pride parades and pink glitter cowboy boots.

This argument is dumb

 

[CiG]

 

[PrincessHades]

The Great Southern Trendkill is Pantera's best album.

 

[The Ozzman]

The Great Southern Trendkill is Pantera's best album.

Cowboys from Hell

 

[PrincessHades]

Cowboys from Hell

Cowboys from Hell goes second...the experimentation is what makes Trendkill top Cowboys IMO.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

The Great Southern Trendkill is Pantera's best album.

Definitely one of their best. Not as good as Far Beyond Driven ... but just as good, if not better than Vulgar Display of Power.

 

[The Butt]

Really? I think Vulgar is the only one I give a fuck about anymore.

 

[EspaDa]

Only Cowboys From Hell and Power Metal are real.

 

[The Ozzman]

You can't really go wrong with the first three records with Phil but I can understand why people wouldn't like anything after that. I like all the albums with Phil. I wish the ones with Terry Glaze would get reissued because I'd like to buy them.

Only Cowboys From Hell and Power Metal are real.

Walk on home, boy

 

[The Batlord]

Cowboys from Hell is intermittently good, but too much second-rate thrash. Vulgar Display has better songs and a more realized sound, but the production is too lightweight and Pantera still wasn't quite there soundwise. I don't have much opinion on whether Far Beyond Driven is better than The Great Southern Trendkill, but they're both heavy as fuck and do Pantera the way I want it done.

 

[PrincessHades]

You can't really go wrong with the first three records with Phil but I can understand why people wouldn't like anything after that. I like all the albums with Phil. I wish the ones with Terry Glaze would get reissued because I'd like to buy them.



Walk on home, boy

Yeah, it's a shame they won't put out their early albums. They were independently released by the band I believe, which is probably why.

The reason I like The Great Southern Trendkill is probably the last 45 seconds of Floods and also Suicide Note Pt. I.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

Second-rate my ass, almost nothing sounded like Cowboys or had that consistency and quality when it came out.

 

[The Batlord]

I'm not saying it's all meh thrash, but there's still too much of it. The first three songs, "Cemetery Gates" and a few others are totally solid, and there's nothing truly bad on there, but there's still filler and it's usually the more thrashy material.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

The album gets a little slow with Clash with Reality/Medicine Man/Message in Blood all in a row, but whatevs. Most bands would be happy to have fillers like those.

 

[The Batlord]

Like I said, it's not a bad album by any means, it's just inferior to their next three and too much of a transitional album.

 

[CiG]

Pantera suck ass. They might have had a chance at being good if they didn't have a retarded thug as their vocalist.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

^ Wimp

Like I said, it's not a bad album by any means, it's just inferior to their next three and too much of a transitional album.

The following three wouldn't even have an album's worth of quality songs if you combined them all together.

 

[CiG]