GMD Poll: Top 10 Metal Albums of 1995

GMD's Top Ten Metal Albums of 1995
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Destroy Erase Improve by Meshuggah
Caged within a twilight world...

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"Meshuggah is a one trick pony. They do one thing, very very well. And they do it better than any of the hundreds of bands that have tried to emulate them, or use their sound as a platform.

You either like that one trick, or you don't. But they're indisputably the best at what they do, which is that odd time signature chuggy thing we call Djent. It's incredibly mathematical, formulaic, and robotic-feeling. Well-produced to a fault. Personally, I'm into it.
" - Eligos

Chosen by:
-CyanideChrist- (#1)
HamburgerBoy (#2)
zerostatic (#2)
EspaDa (#6)
The Ozzman (#7)
 
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9) Imaginations from the Other Side by Blind Guardian
I can feel the shadows everywhere...

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"I seriously hate you guys for not forcing Blind Guardian on me. All these years I've given them no thought, but they kick so much ass....I'm listening to Imaginations From The Other Side right now, and it's so un-fucking-believable."
- divine_torture

Chosen by:
Talos of Atmora (#2)
Serjeant Grumbles (#2)
crimsonfloyd (#3)
zerostatic (#4)
CASSETTEISGOD (#5)
 
i was referring to 'may the rotten bones...' but that one's also great ya.

idk about all of them we'll see

Maybe I misread you. Were you saying the song was the best in that round of the game or the best on the album?

I thought it was the latter and I was saying "Lord of the Woods" is the best song on Toteslaut.

Also, Crimsonfloyd has much weirder opinions. Like thinking Wolves in the Throne Room, Deafheaven, Leviathan and a million DSO releases belong in a top 100 black metal album list.
 
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Also, Crimsonfloyd has much weirder opinions. Like thinking Wolves in the Throne Room, Deafheaven, Leviathan and a million DSO releases belong in a top 100 black metal album list.
He also put Two Hunters above The Somberlain which is amusing, to say the least. Not to mention putting Sunbather above Shining Swords of Hate, Live in Leipzig, Carpathian Wolves, In the Nightside Eclipse, Dol Guldur, Pentagram, Under the Sign of the Black Mark, The Somberlain, etc.
 
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Having Storm of the Light's Bane nearly a hundred places higher than The Somberlain is the biggest travesty concerning Dissection. Should have been the other way round. "Black Horizons" and the title track alone destroy the follow up.

Sacramentum and Dawn at their peak should be higher than any Dissection release anyway.