Favorite Manilla Road album?

Favorite MR?

  • Invasion

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  • Metal

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  • Out of the Abyss

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  • The Courts of Chaos

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  • Atlantis Rising

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  • Spiral Castle

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  • Voyager

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  • Playground of the Damned

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  • Total voters
    25

mutantllama

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I realize we had that thread about post reformed but what about their whole discovery?

*edit I'm going to have to think about this but Metal, Open the Gates, Gates of Fire and The Deluge are all up there for me.
 
Also... I feel I must point out how awesome Roadkill is... Apart from the fake crowd noise, it's really an outstanding performance IMO.
 
Agree with pretty much everything that's been said here,Mark Of The Beast,The Deluge,Crystal Logic,Open The Gates,Spiral Castle,Voyager,hell even Atlantis Rising.Impossible for me to pick one favourite.
 
Metal is the most underrated album imo. Cage of Mirrors is easily one of my favorite Manilla Road songs, the vocals are Mark Shelton at his best imo.
 
Really leaning towards Mark Of The Beast.A very personal album for Manilla Road and I can very much relate to it.Something tells me the MR boys also had a good crack at the nose candy back in the day...the guitar work though is extraordinary,even for their standards.
It was strange last night sitting on my balcony enjoying a quiet beer and listened to this album three times in a row...i'd been partying for a couple of days and had'nt slept.Without even having considered it before putting on the album,I felt as though this album from all those years ago was about what i'd been experiencing the last couple of days.Namely about how certain substances can really derail your mind/life in a short period of time.And then after a while I realised that MOTB is infact the MR album that deals with a period of time that they'd perhaps rather have left in the past but I could'nt help but feel when I was listening to this last night that it is very honest in the way Shelton and crew put these hazy thoughts to record.Without being blatantly obvious about the subject matter...perhaps it's as much to do with this as the other reasons Shelton states as not being fond of the album.Looking at it in that light I don't blame him.
 
It would've been cool if Randy Foxe had played the drums on Crystal Logic, he could've added a lot of great shit on spacious songs like "Dreams of Eschaton" or "The Veils of Negative Existence".