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Hatebreed - For the Lions Reviews

The songs on “For The Lions” were carefully selected by HATEBREED to represent a panoramic view of some of their favorite artists and greatest musical inspirations. Having completed the album in 2008, the band felt their work wasn’t done yet and returned to the studio with original guitar player Wayne Lozinak to record [...]

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Killswitch Engage - As Daylight Dies Reviews

From the Artist There’s definitely some urgency in the album, and a lot of that comes from my feeling there’s so little time to do all the stuff we can to make a difference, Jones explains. Just look at the way the world is - [...]

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Hank Williams III - AssJack Reviews

The highly anticipated debut features Hank III who wrote, performed and produced everything on the record. The self-titled album personifies the split in the psyche of the singer/guitarist/songwriter/producer who last year released the psych-country album Damn Right, Rebel Proud. (more…)

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Merauder - God Is I Reviews

1998 album for Osmose Productions by this respected dark metal act. Pressed on a colorful picture disc, it contains nine tracks, including ‘Of Hells Fire’ and ‘Dreams Of Blood And Iron’. 1998 release. Standard jewel case. –This text refers to the Audio CD edition. (more…)

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Opeth - Blackwater Park Reviews

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Black metal prank call

Ps i like blackmetal and most of these bands are good in there original lineup, but i thought that this is funny credits go out to all the blackmeta bands and onyx for the pics and to the crazy black dude that did this call, hes the main one i just made the video www.myspace.com/originalprankstacom [...]

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Def Leppard - Rock of Ages: The Definitive Collection Reviews

While many of their peers were abandoning ’70s metal and arena rock to hop the punk/new wave bandwagon, Def Leppard smartly stripped the earlier era’s music of its excesses, bolstered it with energetic, pop-savvy hooks and quickly found itself the vanguard of the UK’s new metal revival and one of the ’80s most [...]

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Aerosmith - O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits Reviews

Over a remarkable 30 years, Aerosmith has delivered near-perfect hybrids of rock and balladry, converting generations of listeners into devout fanatics. O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits drives chronologically through 30 of their best songs, providing a tour of the construction process. And what a process! Listen to “Mama Kin” and you might not [...]

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Queen - Queen - Greatest Hits, Vols. 1 &2 Reviews

essential recording Queen brought a whole new meaning to the phrase over the top. While rock & roll flamboyance stretched back at least as far as Little Richard, Freddie Mercury continued to camp it up, taking little seriously and smirking at the music’s growing pretensions while partaking [...]

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Queen - Greatest Hits I, II & III - The Platinum Collection Reviews

What once seemed Queen’s greatest liabilities–a preening flamboyance and pompous, overwrought theatricality–have ironically become their most enduring charms in a gray, postmodern pop-music landscape. While it eschews the glammy, pre-punk hard rock of live faves like “Stone Cold Crazy” and “Tie Your Mother Down” for the band’s more quirky club-beat string of latter-day [...]

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