GMD Poll: Top Ten Albums of 1998

He's no angel, even though he has probably done more to make this site worth visiting than everyone else combined.
 
2) The Chemical Wedding by Bruce Dickinson
Bring me my bow of burning gold...

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"The Chemical Wedding is one of the greatest metal albums of all time, and anything by IM after Seventh Son is utter crap in comparison." - @JayKeeley

"I found his take and interpretations of William Blake quite interesting on The Chemical Wedding. Its very cool to see a musical artist take inspiration from canon artists outside of music." - @SculptedCold

"People misunderstand the term "heavy." None of your uses are valid. Heavy is Black Sabbath, Saint Vitus, "The Chemical Wedding" and diSEMBOWELMENT. It is not synonymous with "extreme," "relentless" or "brutal." It is being bludgeoned to death by riffs like an oil tanker loaded with anvils." - @Erik

"So I've listened to The Chemical Wedding just about daily for the past couple weeks, and it's occuring to me that this is an utterly fucking incredible album. Really, a lot of Bruce's solo stuff was pretty lame, and then Accident of Birth came out; that would've been a satisfactory moment of glory. But no, because he's Bruce Bruce, he followed it up with possibly the single heaviest pure metal album of all time." - @Pyrus

"His vocal work on Killing Floor owns me. Jerusalem is a beautiful ballad. The album is pretty much consistent all the way through...yeah, it's pretty damn good." - @Jean-Pierre

"It's a good album, but for fuck sake it's hardly "Powerslave" or "Piece Of Mind". Is there an "Aces High" or "Where Eagles Dare" on any Dicko solo albums? No. His vocals are clearly better on early Maiden works too." - @Stormwatch

"you really think Chemical Wedding is the better album? I mean its great, but better than Accident of Birth?" - @Saparmurat_Niyazov

"This is probably controversial, but The Chemical Wedding is better than basically all of Maiden's albums (judging them as homogenous suites), except for BNW." - @Dak

Chosen by:
Vilden (#1)
Atomic Tide (#1)
Dak (#1)
HamburgerBoy (#2)
Talos of Atmora (#3)
The Ozzman (#3)
no country for old wainds (#4)
Slammed (#4)
CASSETTEISGOD (#5)
EspaDa (N/A)

TOTAL POINTS: 78.75

1) Deathcult For Eternity: The Triumph by The Chasm
Searching for forgotten realms of the sun...

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"1 - The Chasm" - @TechnicalBarbarity

Chosen by:
Slayed Necros (#1)
Dazed and Brutal (#1)
Phylactery (#1)
no country for old wainds (#1)
Mort Divine (#1)
Krow (#1)
Master_Yoda77 (#1)
Vegard Pompey (#2)
Omni (#3)

Funerary_Doom (#4)
crimsonfloyd (#6)
Draehl (#8)
EspaDa (N/A)

TOTAL POINTS: 105.75
 
Except those threads I did way back when which were basically progenitors of what Tom and cf are doing now except they improved upon what I did. You're welcome everyone.

Congratulations for making a crappier version of what Tom is now doing and acting like people owe you anything. Here's your trophy.

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Congratulations for making a crappier version of what Tom is now doing and acting like people owe you anything. Here's your trophy.

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Yet we owe Tom something for taking a poorly executed thread idea and improving on it? These wouldn't have happened without my idea. I was the first person to do something THAT involved with those lists rather than people just jizzing over lists they post with no real outcome.

Progenitors tend to be crap anyway. Take Venom and Celtic Frost for instance. Highly revered now but their craft has been refined numerous times over by bigger and better bands like Trivium.
 
Progenitors tend to be crap anyway. Take Venom and Celtic Frost for instance. Highly revered now but their craft has been refined numerous times over by bigger and better bands like Trivium.

This is sig-worthy degrees of pure horseshit.

Also, Black Sabbath and Judas Priest are the progenitors of Venom and Celtic Frost so your theory is double-dogshit. No fucking way does Trivium touch any of those bands.
 
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