Fantastic album, strongest tracks in my opinion are: i’ll never leave you, driving along, the moonbeam song, and down. Great album over all

Used to love this album, now not so much. Strongest tracks “she watch channel zero” and “prophets of rage”

Fantastic album. Each track makes you feel as if you’re an old man from the Deep South reminiscing of what you once had. I was waiting for an album to hit as hard as Loretta Lyn’s “don’t come home a drinkin with lovin on your mind” this almost feels as if it could be a sequel to that album but from the perspective of the man she sings about. I can imagine putting this record on over an old spaghetti western like Django 1966. This album screams whiskey and Marlboro reds. Love it.

I am no longer a fan of nu metal, however I used to be a big fan of this album and the tracks “run away” and “a place for my head” will always be a great listen. You can hear the influence this album had on the metal genre as a whole, even till this day. This album introduced me to heavy music and without it I would not have broadened my musical horizons.

I enjoyed this album very much, I’m a big fan of new wave and post punk and this album embodies every aspect of new wave that I enjoy, it’s melodic, the synths are cold, overall its a beautifully crafted album.

Not my favorite album, however I can appreciate the strangeness and the way that every song on the album is completely different than the last. I do enjoy graveyard pt 2 and 22 going on 23. This album reminds me of white zombies gods on voodoo moon and sonic youths walls have ears, although I enjoy those albums much more.

This album is one of the most influential albums to the genre of heavy metal, you hear its influence in many heavier albums today. I am not the biggest fan of this album however I enjoy the tracks phantom of the opera and Transylvania, I appreciate their ability to make their albums flow well although sometimes it gets repetitive.