Master Of Puppets
MetallicaThe best Metallica album, stone classic!
The best Metallica album, stone classic!
Big fan of this band, even as I can't tell the difference between albums
I actually saw Coldplay on this tour, and it was excellent. Really enjoy this album, although this is where my Coldplay listening pretty much stopped. I've certainly heard some of their more recent things, but between this album and Parachutes, I'm good. Highlights are obvious: Politic, Clocks, The Scientist
Classic. The Rage template never changed--Zack + Morello an incredible combo, backed with a fierce rhythm section. "Killing in the Name" is the biggest hit, but Bombtrack, Fistful of Steel and Freedom are all excellent. Their best album imo.
My favorite Pink Floyd album. They are, generally speaking, not really my jam, but I do listen to this album semi-regularly, especially the title track
Classic! Saw them just a few years ago, still brilliant.
Pretty Vacant and Holidays in the Sun all-time bangers.
New to me. I'm not really in this mode anymore, reminds me of DJ Shadow. Don't hate it. Probably won't seek it out again
The best Metallica album, stone classic!
Classic. Best Elliott
Big fan of this band, even as I can't tell the difference between albums
Love the old samples. Tried to listen to it, just can't stick with it through the whole thing. But fond memories
classic Frank, baby!
Definitely a top 3 Bruce album.
Stone classic. Second best after It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
Great one!
classic!
classic Michael
De La debut still cooks
Love the Cars, what a classic opening album from an underappreciated American band!
First time listener, enjoyed this for sure. Probably won't reach for it regularly, but I'll listen again
Classic. Haven't listened to this particular album that much, not as much as Up for the Down Stroke, but of course it bangs
Amazingly important to my high school years. Still know every note by heart, and only sick of one song ("Paradise City" I never need to hear again).
Smiths are not really my jam, all due respect to Johnny Marr