Red Baron

Pertaining to many internet boards, Dream Theater is the Chris Benoit of Music.

nah the judge realized he (Nicko) did this for the good of the world (killing Lars), and give Nicko a golden ribbon.

Black Label Society: Rust

Mine's just Iron Maiden.

There's no diversity in Reign In Blood, its just aggressive thrash, and thats it. It may be well structured, but its almost the exact same song throughout the album, except for Angel of Death and Raining Blood. Slayer's best album is South of Heaven, more of a diverse thrash metal album.

The album seemed forced. It really had no creativity, or diversity since RTL. It's a great album to listen through a few times, but after that, there's nothing special about the album. Its just a generic thrash album that almost any thrash metal band could have released. Reign In Blood and And Justice For All are both like this, and yet you have some great tracks on an average album.

I never had that feel for AJFA. To me it lack something that the first three albums had, and it wasn't bass. I think it wasn't consistant as the first three albums, and it really had no flow from one song to the next. The album seemed very forced.

really, who cares. i mean its not like that one basketball player not standing up for the American national anthem

Many metalheads would kick the shit out of me saying that Raining Blood was adequate, and Load was better than And Justice For All.

ya, but hey if Maiden got number one (which it wont) it'll be different

500. "Black Tiger" by Y&T 499. "Loose 'N Lethal" by Savage 498. "The Nightcomers" by Holocaust 497. "Narita" by Riot 496. "Bleach" by Nirvana 495. "Cheap Trick" by Cheap Trick 494. "Wiped Out" by Raven 493. "Wishmaster" by Nightwish 492. "Signals" by Rush 491. "The Human Factor" by Metal Church 490. "Tunoela" by Amorphis 489. "Double Live Gonzo!" by Ted Nugent 488. "The Downward Spiral" by Nine Inch Nails 487. "Down to Earth" by Rainbow 486. "Desolation Boulevard" by Sweet 485. "Blackout in the Bed Room" by Love/Hate 484. "Bandolier" by Budgie 483. "Mechanical Animals" by Marilyn Manson 482. "Russian Roulette" by Accept 481. "I Against I" by Bad Brains 480. "Ruthless & Dead" by Witchery 479. "Passion and Warfare" by Steve Vai 478. "Vices" by Kick Axe 477. "Balance" by Van Halen 476. "Parallels" by Fates Warning 475. "Blue Öyster Cult" by Blue Öyster Cult 474. "Live at Leeds" by The Who 473. "Aqualung" by Jethro Tull 472. "Heavy Metal Maniac" by Exciter 471. "Calculating Infinity" by Dillinger Escape Plan 470. "Death Penalty" by Witchfinder General 469. "1916" by Motörhead 468. "March of the Saint" by Armored Saint 467. "When Dream and Day Unite" by Dream Theater 466. "The Sickness" by Disturbed 465. "Permanent Waves" by Rush 464. "The Final Countdown" by Europe 463. "On Through the Night" by Def Leppard 462. "The Metal Opera" by Aventasia 461. "Tokyo Tapes" by Scorpions 460. "9" by Mercyful Fate 459. "Severed Survival" by Autopsy 458. "Free for All" by Ted Nugent 457. "Lick It Up" by Kiss 456. "Meantime" by Helmet 455. "Sweet Freedom" by Uriah Heep 454. "Strange Highways" by Dio 453. "Thundersteel" by Riot 452. "Ace Frehley" by Ace Frehley 451. "Fire of Unknown Origin" by Blue Öyster Cult 450. "Live Evil" by Black Sabbath 449. "Get a Grip" by Aerosmith 448. "If You Want Blood" by AC/DC 447. "Divine Wings of Tragedy" by Symphony X 446. "Core" by Stone Temple Pilots 445. "Mental Vortex" by Coroner 444. "The Eye" by King Diamond 443. "Axis: Bold as Love" by The Jimi Hendrix Experience 442. "Look What the Cat Dragged In" by Poison 441. "Fireball" by Deep Purple 440. "Carnival Bizarre" by Cathedral 439. "Fly by Night" by Rush 438. "War and Pain" by Voivod 437. "Into the Mirror Black" by Sanctuary 436. "Hair of the Dog" by Nazareth 435. "Pump" by Aerosmith 434. "Vandenberg" by Vandenberg 433. "Doomsday for the Deceiver" by Flotsam & Jetsam 432. "Swansong" by Carcass 431. "The Razors Edge" by AC/DC 430. "In Utero" by Nirvana 429. "Headless Cross" by Black Sabbath 428. "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow..." by Suicidal Tendencies 427. "S&M" by Metallica 426. "No Exit" by Fates Warning 425. "Theatre of Pain" by Mötley Crüe 424. "Holy Land" by Angra 423. "Lateralus" by Tool 422. "Powertrip" by Monster Magnet 421. "River Runs Red" by Life of Agony 420. "Coma of Souls" by Kreator 419. "Faster Pussycat" by Faster Pussycat 418. "Episode" by Stratovarius 417. "Violence and Force" by Exciter 416. "Hatebreeder" by Children of Bodom 415. "The Great Radio Controversy" by Tesla 414. "Use Your Illusion I" by Guns N' Roses 413. "Force It" by UFO 412. "Bomber" by Motörhead 411. "Long Cold Winter" by Cinderella 410. "Jaws of Death" by Primal Fear 409. "Oceanborn" by Nightwish 408. "Priest...Live!" by Judas Priest 407. "The Sound of Perseverance" by Death 406. "Triumph and Agony" by Warlock 405. "Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols" by Sex Pistols 404. "Disraeli Gears" by Cream 403. "Morningrise" by Opeth 402. "The Angel and the Dark River" by My Dying Bride 401. "On Stage" by Rainbow Bold indicates good albums IMO

From what I've heard, Kiss and The Who were loud back in the day.

To see Live at Leeds that high up, makes me wonder how people make these lists

You must be pretty deaf if you think Slayer recent work is tolerable. Although God Hates Us All is signifgantly better than Raining Blood.

hmm... I'd personally want to see a Iced Earth/Iron Maiden tour.

Metallica opening for Van Halen Metallica and Phil Collins

Motorhead followed by Big Sugar.

Seahawks should be a bit higher, like 15-1 odds

How are they in an outdoor environment?

I've yet to see Megadeth, so I can't judge. I've seen Slayer twice, and one time, Slayer sounded horrible. I mean the sound was garbage, and this was at Copps Coliseum in Hamilton, I've never witness a bad concert there, except that one. Slayer at the Hershey Centre was pretty good, but not flat out awesome.

credit: toronto star what pisses me off that if the deal does go through, Molson would end up losing more money than they are actually gaining at first. These two companies allready have an agreement, as Coors brings Molson to the states and vice versa. Especially all these Moslon Canadian commercials that have spawned through the years, being proud being Canadian, would now be pointless. Its going to hurt both companies, I really don't see the point in this agreement, other than being the third large distributor of beer in the world.

"We have only person to blame, and that's each other." Barry Beck, after a New York Rangers loss

great? you mean King played well live, and Hannenman never had to carry his fat ass like usual?

Allman Brothers Band: In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed

Megadeth: Peace Sells