Machine Head
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Emperor Nakoo Hiryuu
Thy God
anvil(old)
Forged In Fire
I like the first album "Burn My Eyes," but that's it. Vio-lence was a much better band. Rob actually sang on one of their songs (although it wasn't very good) called "Dicks of Death" from the Torture Tactics ep. Their albums are out of print but will be reissued sometime this year according to their website.
I think they kick ass. Even the new stuff. Burning red is my favorite. Supercharger kicks ass. Well actually they all kick ass. They rule live.
HotRodFlamedJJ2
Member
I think Machine Head is pretty damn good. Except when Robb does that rapping shit.
And Cincy is right, they fuckin' rock live. Damn good show.
And Cincy is right, they fuckin' rock live. Damn good show.
Bodylouseuk
Englishdeity
Loved the first album....hated the next two.....but bucking the trend I really like the last one. Vio-lence were great, did anyone get the vomit pack ep?
mrthrax
riffer madness
TrueBeliever
michael
Jono
Hail Satan!
I've never heard any of their albums, but I did see them in concert once. They had a band called Reveille opening for them, and the girl I was dating at the time was friends with the opening act, so we got to party backstage at the show (this was at Bogart's in Cincy). I thought both bands put on a great show and they were also a blast to hang out with. The girl I was dating at the time had big tits, blonde hair and could drink me under the table, so naturally whenever someone mentions Machinehead, I get warm and fuzzy all over....
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TrueBeliever
michael
Its one of the many bands that I like to listen to, but I don't know if I would go out and buy the CD.
I bought Burn My Eyes a couple of weeks ago, and thought Davidian, Old, Blood For Blood, and Block were great. The rest I haven't really gotten into though. Overall, a decent album.
I saw these guys open up for Slayer and Biohazard at the Hara Arena back in early 1995. They kicked ass. Bought the first album on cassette! I used to have a system where "must haves" and "keepers" were bought on CD, and things I just wanted to check out were bought on cassette tape. It was more economical. Anyway, I didn't follow them much more after that. After college and high school, a band has to be really special to get me enthused, because I just don't have time to sit around and listen to music all the time.
