My Top 10 Metal cds of 2003

[Xalon Niles]

1. Superjoint Ritual: A lethal Dose of American Hatred
2. Entombed: Inferno
3. Beyond The Flesh: What the Mind Perceives
4. Rebellion: Born a Rebel
5. The Devin Townsend Band: Accelerated Evolution
6. Havochate: This Violent Earth
7. Battlelore: Sword's Song
8. Nevermore: Enemies of Reality
9. Spock's Beard: Feel Euphoria
10. Strapping Young Lad: S/T

 

[Xalon Niles]

Mine will change by the end of the year but here goes:
1. Iced Earth: The Glorious Burden
2. Entombed: Inferno
3. Beyond The Flesh: What the Mind Perceives
4. Superjoint Ritual: A Lethal Dose of American Hatred
5. Rebellion: Born a Rebel
6. Havochate: This Violent Earth
7. The Devin Townsend Band: Accelerated Evolution
8. Nevermore: Enemies of Reality
9. Spock's Beard: Feel Euphoria
10. Battlelore: Sword's Song

 

[DEEK]

no order:
Unearthly Trance- season of seance, science of silence
Type O Negative- life is killing me
Strapping Young Lad- syl
Black Label Society- the blessed hellride
Entombed- inferno
Voivod- s/t
Lamb of God- as the palaces burn
Solace- 13
Devin Trownsend- accelerated evolution

and i'll add Anthrax- we've come for you all, too

 

[DEEK]

10. November's Doom - To Welcome The Fade

2002 album

still kick ass, though

 

[Ravnanger]

Enslaved - Below The Lights
Aeternus - A Darker Monument
Moonsorrow - Kivenkantaja
Solefald - In Harmoni Universali
Opeth - Damnation

theese I don't have, but they are amongst the best BM releases this year:
Forgotten Tomb - Springtime Depression
Wigrid - Hoffnungstod

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

By no means a finalized list, here's where I'm at thus far:

1. Amon Amarth - Vs. The World
2. Dark Fortress - Profane Genocidal Creations
3. Cradle Of Filth - Damnation & A Day
4. Vital Remains - Dechristianize
5. Evergrey - Recreation Day
6. Omnium Gatherum - Spirts And August Light
7. God Dethroned - Into The Lungs Of Hell
8. Solefald - In Harmonia Universali
9. Enslaved - Below The Lights
10. Skyfire - Mind Revolution

Also, the new Windir, Moonsorrow & Bloodthrone albums might very well knock things around a bit.