mutantllama
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I think I'm a bit biased on liking Sabbath more, simply because I've always liked them, whether it be when I first heard Iron Man, or from when I fell in love with Paranoid in the 7th grade, or up until now.
I'm astounded that anyone could think that Metallica is the top metal band of all time.
Judas Priest's worst albums are way worse than Black Sabbath's worst, and the idea of anything on Painkiller being better than Black Sabbath overall is extremely silly. The best albums of both bands are on a similar level though, and I probably like Stained Class more than any individual Sabbath album.
No Sabbath album is on par with Painkiller
I just don't think slow begrudging blues that are posthumously titled "doom" is anything to write home about.
Metallica just brought metal to the mainstream, gave it it's short lived glory as it rose to the top of the charts, and found itself trampled as the wave of trendiness discovered its new fix and moved on. Nothing more.
Sorry but slow power chords and blues solos are no accoplishment. Stained Class is easily one of the more boring albums(I still listen to it sometimes). No Sabbath album is on par with Painkiller or the middle era releases. I just don't think slow begrudging blues that are posthumously titled "doom" is anything to write home about. Plus their vocals were absolutely terrible.
Old doesn't mean good, period. (I don't mind taking the piss for my dislike for Sabbath.)
My #1 will be Vivaldi.
Sorry but slow power chords and blues solos are no accoplishment. Stained Class is easily one of the more boring albums(I still listen to it sometimes). No Sabbath album is on par with Painkiller or the middle era releases. I just don't think slow begrudging blues that are posthumously titled "doom" is anything to write home about. Plus their vocals were absolutely terrible.
Yeah, they "moved on" to bring every single Metallica studio album from the s/t onward to the top of the Billboard charts.
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It's a shame how such a horrible band can get such widespread recognition. Sometimes people automatically assume I listen to metallica just because I listen to metal, and they call me blasphemous when I tell them I strongly dislike them. Just proves my point that metallica brought metal to the ears of those who find their tunes off the top 40 chart and singles.
It's a shame how such a horrible band can get such widespread recognition. Sometimes people automatically assume I listen to metallica just because I listen to metal, and they call me blasphemous when I tell them I strongly dislike them. Just proves my point that metallica brought metal to the ears of those who find their tunes off the top 40 chart and singles.
Wow. I don't think I've ever read so much fail in a single post. You haven't the first clue what Sabbath did for metal, do you?
Most of those people probably haven't heard anything but the "singles" off of The Black Album, Load/Reload, and Garage Inc. Those people probably wouldn't want to listen to Kill'Em All-AJFA.