TheBigBlack's Rock Top 10 |
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Noiseworks
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Bon Jovi
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AC/DC
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Robert Plant
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Green River
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Soundgarden
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Jane's Addiction
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1927
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The Traveling Wilburys
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TheBigBlack's Rock Honourable Mentions |
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Guns n' Roses
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The Jimi Hendrix Experience
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U2
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Various Artists
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TheBigBlack's Rock Dishonourable Mentions |
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Bob Dylan
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TheBigBlack's Metal Top 10 |
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Vengeance
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Testament
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Ozzy Osbourne
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Hobbs' Angel Of Death
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Death
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Anthrax
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Danzig
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From the moment 'Twist Of Cain' starts to play my head starts to bob, and there is nothing on this album that stops it. Debut albums are an interesting beast. Bands aren't burdened with expectation of fans and record companies, and therefore they can just be whatever they want to be, and have fun along the way. Sure, Glenn Danzig already had the legacy of the Misfits and Samhain behind him (although they weren't really 'legendary' yet), but this was still like a whole new start for him - and it shows. The music isn't particularly up tempo, and it certainly isn't technical, but it moves along with a swagger that most bands would never ever get close to. Every word that drips from Glenn's mouth feels like it is sung with a mischievous smile, and on tracks like 'She Rides' and 'Am I Demon' he really opens up, and let's not forget to mention the greatest track in the Danzig repertoire - 'Mother'. I think the thing that constantly draws me back is that on the surface it all feels a bit. tongue in cheek, and yet you still feel some underlying menace. I bit like discovering your kind old next door neighbour is possibly a genocidal war criminal in hiding. |
Megadeth
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Slayer
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Metallica
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Iron Maiden
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Manowar
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