ABQShredHead
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I'm not a Devin fan either, but I liked Sex & Religion, mostly because it had some good "fuck you" music after my buddy and I were dumped by girls at the same time. But I liked Passion & Warfare better than Sex & Religion.
Mormagil said:I would have been surprised until I found a few Symphony X albums at a chain bookstore, although that may have been courtesy of the guy behind the counter with the Opeth shirt...
Debate for decades, even.Metal-X said:Guys, we could debate this for years. Everyone has their opinions of who made the greatest albums. The thing is there are lots of influential metal albums. Let me just say too that there are 14 Black Sabbath albums listed, 9 AC/DC, 7 Deep Purple, 10 Iron Maiden, 13 Judas Priest, 6 Megadeth, 6 Metallica, 6 Ozzy, 4 Rainbow, 7 Scorpions, 7 Slayer, 6 Testament, 7 Van Halen. Those are some important bands in metal. Also, like someone said, this covers all subgenres black, death, thrash, glam, etc. I for one am open to all metal, with some guidelines.
A side note, not to offend any Kiss or Motorhead fans, but Kiss is listed 11 times and Motorhead 10. I am not a big fan of either.
I think a better book would have less albums by each band in order to include more bands. Also, I was thinking this probably would have been a cooler book if the poll was taken in the early nineties.
Metal-X said:this probably would have been a cooler book if the poll was taken in the early nineties.
Oh, and Rainbow "Rising" #39.
ABQShredHead said:Perhaps you should ask to be included in the voting for the next book, Toten.