Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! I appreciate that. I just try to let my love (or in this case my disdain too) for the music to come through. This music has meant a lot to me over the years so I love talking about it. Glad you're digging the content, bro!
I second this, how many terabytes worth of music is instantly accessible inside his head? Find it quite scary actually. He's up there among the best of metalheads in terms of devotion.🤘
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! A lot of people really defended Diabolus when I trashed it awhile ago so this was a chance for me to express some love for at least one song on that dumpster fire of an album.
@@thrallsofmetal I don't think this album is even that bad, I think it's better than the other crappy big 4 albums like Risk, St Anger, and Most of Anthrax in my opinion. Songs like Stain of Mind, Bitter Piece, and Point are great.
Burn My Eyes is a great album, I don't understand why so many bands insist on changing. My upcoming album was made to sound as much like Metallica's Justice as I could, but I'll be looking for my own sound for the second album, and I won't change it if I decide (if I'm able to) make a third album.
Necrotic Nick- Burn My Eyes is a classic in my mind in terms of 90's groove metal. It's one of the heaviest groove metal albums there is in my mind. I like Justice but the missing bass has always bothered me. Good songs though.
Necrotic Nick- I didn't really enjoy Sabbath with keys in it until Headless Cross to be honest. Technical Ecstasy is just an odd album. Nothing really comes together on that one for me.
Anthrax's Volume 8 has at least 3 killer songs: Crush, Catharsis, Inside Out. There are a few fillers too, but I like this album. John Bush is a monster singer.
Necrotic Nick- I like those tracks as well but not as much. I love the chorus on Inside Out but I'm not really in love with the rest to be honest. I do love John Bushes vocals though.
There’s 4 or 5 songs I like off Volume 8 but it’s definitely filled with tons of filler and attempts to being commercial at the time and not hitting the mark. I loved the first 2 bush era albums and I dig most of We’ve Come For You All
Yo, Nick! Iron Maiden just announced a North American tour for the fall of 2022 and they're coming to Detroit on October 9th at the Little Caesars Arena. Any plans to attend that show?
When you got to Megadeth I was absolutely certain you were going to say Dread and the Fugitive Mind and then you said hangar, lol. That one is good too. Just too blatantly derivative of old material for my taste.
Necrotic Nick- I thought about Dread and the Fugitive Mind but I liked Return to Hangar more. The thrashy section at the end of the song with the lead trade offs is probably my favorite moment on the entire album.
I have to be honest, I love those two Sabbath albums from start to finish. But I have a good excuse! They were literally the first two albums I owned. My brother got sick of me always going into his room to grab his records ( I was seven, I probably scratched them to shit) so he gave me those so I could have my own records to ruin. I guess he didn't like them either. Hahaha. But but those were the only rock records I had for a couple more years, and I played the FUCK out of them on my crappy SEARS record player. So they have a special place in my heart. Besides, owning any Sabbath albums put me ahead of most seven years olds. Hahaha
Necrotic Nick- Nostalgia is a powerful thing and I still love some questionable releases because there's a memory associated with it that really brings me back. All the 80's pop album my ma used to jam still has a place in my heart and some of the early albums I bought with my own money really brings me back as well.
I actually love Morgoth great album, Anthrax Bush era lot of people don't like it but I absolutely love it, Slayer great album, and MH - I also like deafening silence, Megadeth 50:50 very radio hits oriented album but still good, Unleashed is good not their best, rest is.....I don't know. and pleeeeeeeeeeease start cover band of Megadeth or at least impersonation of Dave (standup comedy)
I agree with Bleeding Me on Metallica's Load. Load is not a great album, but I always defended Bleeding Me. Bleeding Me is just on the wrong album. Outside of that, I just don't care for anything else. I also agree that Dirty Women is a banger on Technical Ecstasy, and I do enjoy Back Street Kids on that record.
Necrotic Nick- Bleeding Me has always stood out to me. I really don't like anything else on that album but that song is a great, moody piece of work. Back Street Kids is pretty decent but I think Dirty Women is the lone great song on Technical Ecstasy for me.
@@thrallsofmetal Another one I thought of was Kingmaker from Megadeth's Super Collider. That's the only song on Super Collider that I enjoy. The rest of the album shits the bed from there.
First off, I completely agree with you on Dirty Women. Technical Ecstasy many not have been Sabbath's best, but that song was an absolute banger! Here are a few of my pics: 1. Dio: Angry Machines- Hunter of the Heart. Angry machines is probably Dio's weakest album (saying this as a huge Ronnie fan) but Hunter of the Heart is a killer song! 2. Children of Bodom: Blooddrunk- Hellhounds on my Trail. I thought this was easily COB's weakest album but this song was a BEAST on an opener! 3. Limp Bizkit: Results May Vary- Eat You Alive. Ok I admit, Limp Bizkit has always been one of my fun guilty pleasures (you can thank my high school nostalgia for that) but this album was just terrible and most all the fun was taken out of it due to all the boring songs. However, Eat You Alive was pretty badass.
Necrotic Nick- Dirty Women rules. I love the bluesy, heavy riffs on that one. It's the only one on that album that really feels like a Black Sabbath song. Hellhounds on My Trail is a killer, thrashy banger of a track but man did the rest of that album fall flat. I still love Three Dollar Bill Ya'll but honestly I can't stand much after that. I did buy Results May Vary when it dropped though and I didn't mind Eat You Alive when it dropped but I really can't stand it now.
DUDE, ALL Limp Bizkit albums are terrible, especially the new one that dropped over a month ago! The worst moment of Results May Vary is the cover of The Who's "Behind Blue Eyes"! You don't wanna hear Fred Durst do that cover! Fuck that cover, fuck Limp Bizkit for doing that, *FUCK YOU* if you like that cover and I hope I NEVER HEAR IT AGAIN! I don't wanna die!
@@robertsparling917 three dolla bills y'all is good, significant other is meh, chocolate starfish & the hotdog flavored water fucking sucks and it was the one album that got the most coverage for some fucking reason, dad vibes of of still sucks is actually good, gold cobra i heard one song off of and that was it, results may vary i couldn't stand either
I never understood the hate that Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die get. They're different, but still great rock records. Never Say Die has some filler, but I kinda like the jazzy feel it has.
Necrotic Nick- I've tried so many times to really get into those but outside of 2 tracks on each one I really don't care them. There's too much of the "throw it at the wall and see what sticks" feel to both so the albums feel like a bunch of different bands. I think experimentation is good but this was a case where they strayed too far from what they did well in my opinion.
I actually just bought the super Deluxe version of Technical Ectasy. It's a solid album and the Wilson mix for me was worth the buy. Never Say Die I love the first side the second for me is really uneven.
So glad he remembered Bleeding Me. It was one of two I liked and the only one I loved. Disagree with him about "Stain of Mind (agree its an off album) but I didn't really hear it til that live version on War At the Warfield--Tom blows a lung and half his spleen on it and its really fucking grade A Slayer under all its over produced studio counterpart. "In Fire Baptized" Fuck Yeah!
Necrotic Nick- Bleeding Me is an underrated song from a pretty divisive era of Metallica's history. It was probably the only one that really connected with me instantly. Yeah, to this day Stain of Mind just sounds like Slayer trying to stay with the times with Stain of Mind. I just can't get into it.
I love the John Bush era of Anthrax. I actually like a lot of tunes on Vol8. No, it's nowhere near thrash , and it's got some clunkers, but i still dig it. Maybe I wouldn't if it wasn't Bush. But his vox are fantastic. Supercharger is fukkin ass, OMG. The Burning Red was taking a leap, Supercharger was your career jumping with a noose on. Then he learned his lesson, made the metal again...... and then made Catharsis??? You get away with career suicide once, but twice? Smh The World Needs a Hero is just boring. I HATE Risk. But the only real redeeming quality to TWNAH is that he was doing metal again(little did we know he was gonna flop back and forth for years after that(stylistically).
I definitely like NSD and TekEx more than you(but I acknowledge I'm in the minority there). Clearly they're a notch below 1-6. I'd say TE is a solid B, NSD a B-. No, they're NOT doom metal, it's Tony branching out. All that said, I'm really surprised you don't like a tune like You Won't Change Me. Imo that's one of the few tunes out of those two albums that have that doomy vibe.
I forgot to mention another killer song off of a terrible album. Actually, I couldn't choose between the two, so I'm deciding to put both of them on there. Bad Religion's The Biggest Killer in American History and The Hippy Killers from No Substance. 2 fantastic songs from an awful album! My least favorite Bad Religion record. Worst part is that it was released in 1998, the same year as Sepultura's Against, Van Halen's Van Halen III, and Iron Maiden's Virtual XI. Such a letdown for me personally. Not every band is perfect. But I try to find a good song or two on a terrible album. But I hope that all of our favorite bands keep making music and it better be awesome!
You gotta love those terrible albums with a strong opener. The ultimate catfish move. It's like they only paid attention to 7 minutes of writing and then decided to shut their brains off. There were so many of those albums in Hard Rock and Nu Metal back in the day. Before I got into deathmetal, I had a CD booklet full of that garbage.
I like "Stealing From a Thief" too on Volume 8. But "yes" even I as a Thrax-head has to say the album is forgetable. As for The World Needs a Hero my fav track was "Burning Bridges". "Promises" is the worst thing Mustaine has ever written. Even worse than the fucking abortion "Breadline" on Risk
YMMV, but for me Entombed's album 'Wolverine Blues'. Title track is kinda fun, 'Hollowman' too but the rest is meh.. Sounds like this is the album they switched over to death n'roll.
I would like Load and Re-Load if it wasn't by Metallica. When I think Metallica, I think Thrash and not alternative rock. p.s. your Dave Mustaine impersonation got me rolling on the floor laughing. 😂😂
Metallica's Black Album is crap save for Sad But True, Justice For All hasn't aged well , everything after the black album sucks... time will confirm Metallica over time has sucked more than ruled period
Few things come to mind on from the top of my head: - addiction king, same difference from entombed. - i am morbid, illud... From morbid angel - bitter peace, diabolus.. from slayer - district, yours truly from sick of IT all - edge of madness, catch 22 from hypocrisy - built for war, supercollider from megadeth
First thing that came to mind was Roots Bloody Roots from Roots. By the way, consider me in the minority that loves Load and Reload. Prince of Darkness from Risk isn’t bad, still pretty cringy. Oh and that Morgoth album blows.
Necrotic Nick- Roots is middle of the road for me but I still love multiple tracks on it so it didn't fit this video for me. I still can't get into Load or Reload and thankfully I never bought Risk so I didn't count it. Outside of Last Laugh, that Morgoth album is just awful. I still have no idea what they were thinking on that one.
Well, Technical Ecstasy has better cover art than Paranoid or Sabotage. But that's all it has over them. If the songs on TE were as good as the artwork, you'd get a nosebleed every time you listened to it. 😆
Necrotic Nick- As much as people didn't like the album cover I always thought it was pretty cool. I have no idea what they were thinking for Paranoid or Sabotage though. Hell, Bill barely got dressed for Sabotage. lol
Necrotic Nick- I still like the title a lot but Juniors Eyes really sticks out as just a flat out great song in my mind. I wish that album had more tracks like those two.
Agreed on the Sabbath ones 100%, and Bulldozer from Supercharger. I've only ever listened to Diabolus in Musica once and never need to hear it again, I think Load while it's still not a good album by any stretch has a couple more songs that are passable, and the rest of them I've never listened to 🤣 I'd also say The Clansman from Virtual XI and Fear of the Dark. Both those albums are absolute gash otherwise! Judas Priest - Blood Red Skies from Ram It Down, and even though I don't necessarily think Jugulator is a terrible album, Cathedral Spires stands up so much better compared to the rest I also listened to Super Collider for the first time since I heard it after seeing this was going up and found that I actually quite like Dance in the Rain as a song. The ending of that especially is the one part that sounds the most like Megadeth on there! Vocal performance is fucking awful though, like his worst yet! If you wanna stray from the metal realm I'd also say there's 2 good songs a piece from Invisible Touch and We Can't Dance by Genesis, and they would be Domino and Land of Confusion, and No Son of Mine and Jesus He Knows Me
Necrotic Nick- I thought about throwing in Fear of the Dark but I still really love Be Quick or Be Dead pretty much just as much so I couldn't narrow it down to just one. I also still love the title track off of Ram it Down so that'd also be a 2 piece since I love Blood Red Skies too. I might have thrown in Kingmaker or the cover of Cold Sweat from Supercollider but a cover might be cheating a bit. lol. I actually love Invisible Touch. The song Tonight, Tonight, the title track and In Too Deep as well the others. My ma jammed that one a lot when I was a kid so it stuck with me.
@@thrallsofmetal ahh that's fair enough dude. I do like the 80s era of Genesis a lot, but I feel the last 2 albums of that era are just not very good, literally apart from those songs mentioned above. Invisible Touch is a much catchier album at least, just not a massive fan of it. I find myself gravitating toward Duke and the self titled album instead! I thought I liked Kingmaker but then I listened to it again and realised I didn't. And then yeah I thought the same as you with Cold Sweat, although their version is ok 🤣
Fear of the Dark has a few other good songs too - Be Quick or be Dead, Childhood's End, Afraid to Shoot Strangers are all excellent. Even Fear is the Key and The Fugitive are pretty good. For me it's like a half good album. Same for No Prayer. Virtual XI has a couple of good songs and a few passable ones.
Awesome vid as always my pick would be limp bizkit take a look around from chocolate starfish and the hotdog flavored water also that dave impression was damn decent
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! Honestly if I had to pick off of that LB album it might be Boiler. I hate Durst's vocals but the riff and melody that carries that song is killer. Yeah, I had to throw in the Dave impersonation for a bit. The Thralls guys and I always like to joke around with that one. lol
One that comes to mind for me is A Bloodsoaked Symphony by Whitechapel. I would necessarily call Kin _terrible_ but it’s definitely a major disappointment and their worst album.
Necrotic Nick- Honestly, I don't mind that album much. I wouldn't say it's great but I don't think it's as bad as any of the one's on here in my opinion.
Necrotic Nick- I like that song but not as much as Bitter Peace. I wish both were on different albums so I could completely ignore Diabolus in Musica though.
Necrotic Nick- I only own Haunted and I don't necessarily think it's a bad album honestly. It's pretty decent so I left it off the list. I try to avoid SFU if I can though. lol
When "Feel sorry for the fanatic" came out, I just hated it. After such masterpiece as "Odium", MORGOTH was one of most important bands in my life. Years have passed, and now i really really enjoy it. It has very dark "industrial" atmosphere. I love "Last laugh", "This fantastic decade" - really powerfull.
Good video! Can't say I spent much time listening to any of these, for some because I simply don't care for nu-metal, and for others because I tend to just jam their good ones. That said, regarding Megadeth, two things: I'd say Dread and the Fugitive Mind is another great song off World Needs a Hero. I generally see the whole album as a flawed but promising start to Megadeth's return to glory, which would improve greatly on System has Failed and especially the underrated United Abominations, one of my favorite Megadeth albums. Then there's Risk. Risk is pretty damn bad, yeah, but it does have Prince of Darkness, which is a lot of fun and a legit good Megadeth Song. Crush 'Em is also pretty good. The rest of the album is painfully forgettable though. Although it does have the distinction of not sounding as bad as Metallica's worst moments (St. Anger, Lulu). Risk is more forgettable than downright awful... like background music that doesn't earn the Megadeth name. My contribution to this one may rile up the Amon Amarth fans, but I really have a tough time with their "autopilot" era after Surtur Rising, their last truly excellent album. One Thousand Burning Arrows is the only truly unique and stellar song on Jomsviking, an album that is otherwise largely... meh. It's not awful, but it's forgettable. The opener, First Kill, is also decent but not as memorable.
Necrotic Nick- I thought about revisiting that one for this video but I had other songs in mind I wanted to bring up... that and I don't want to listen to that album again until we eventually do a ranking of In Flames. lol
Hate to say it but the promo tracks off of Cannibal Corpse's last few albums are the highlights. They have gotten boring AF. Too technical. I do find it interesting that the albums I grew up on in the 90s are the ones he is highlighting in this video.
Necrotic Nick- I always find stuff I love on Cannibal Corpse albums. Generally there's always some standout and some filler along the way but I generally enjoy most of their albums. They're more technical now but I think there's still plenty of the old school sound in their albums. I grew up with pretty much all of these as well since I was teen in the 90's and that's when I would just buy anything that looked remotely metal. Mistakes were made along the way clearly. lol
@@thrallsofmetal Thats how I discovered Hatebreed. I was stationed in England and saw their Perseverance CD in the BX. Looked cool so I got it. Same with Six Feet Under's True Carnage found it in the BX. I'm pretty much into raw black metal, DSBM etc after all these. Yes, I've gone far down the metal rabbit hole but will never forget who brought me here: Stabbing Westward lol
Necrotic Nick- I thankfully don't own Risk so I couldn't include it. I think Divine Intervention and God Hates Us All are close but I still can't stand most of Diabolus in Musica to be honest.
What I will say about Vol 8. is that it has 2 Dimebag solos that people don't generally know about: Inside Out and Born Again Idiot. Overall I feel like the album is trying to be a heavier version of "King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime" by Faith No More. Basically a variety of styles with punk tunes as pallet cleansers. It's nowhere near as bad as Stomp 442 and has some decently catchy tunes. Like you said, John Bush is a great vocalist but the hooks are hit and miss in general with the Bush era. Catch me jamming Vol 8. over any Bush era Anthrax album though, I will go out on a limb and say it's better than Sound of White Noise and We've Come for you All. Probably an unpopular opinion.
Necrotic Nick- Man, I've got to disagree with you about Vol. 8 being better than Sound of White Noise. I think that's the best of the Bush era personally and I like it more than some of the Belladonna stuff honestly. To each their own though. There are some songs I really dig on Vol. 8 and even Stomp 442.
All these song choices were great. Some of those albums I like though: Diabolus, Vol.8, Load, Chamber music (that one took a long time to grow on me tho). But yeah, great song choices overall, great video!👍
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! Yeah, it's all subjective but those albums have either faded for me over time or just instantly rubbed me the wrong way and never recovered.
Cryptopsy - The Unspoken King - not a good album but I still maintain that the first 3 tracks on it are pretty decent before it descends into what we all know. The opening track "Worship Your Demons" is actually a cool way to open the album, and had it continued in that direction I probably would've bought it. As it is, they would fall here but would pick themselves up afterwards. Machine Head - Through the Ashes of Empires - again a bad album. "Imperium" is the only decent track on there. "Vim" is also okay but eh, the others are really subpar. Machine Head are good at being subpar most of the time, haha. Origin - Omnipresent - saying it's a terrible album isn't right, but it's their only album I don't own. I found the songs here to be pretty lacklustre, however the last 2 (original) tracks were good, particularly "Malthusian Collapse." I was getting into the album when I first heard it once that came on, but the damage was already done. Gojira - Magma - The start of their downfall for me, sadly. Everything here sounds like a worse version of every song they've done in the past. However "The Cell" is a pretty decent tune and the only one I regularly came back to.
Cryptopsy is hot dumpster fire! Matt McGachy is a BAD vocalist for Cryptopsy. He consistently unleashes slamming brutal death metal deep screams! As for Gojira, Magma is awesome!
Necrotic Nick- I honestly don't own Unspoken King because I saw all the negative press it got when it came out so I just didn't get it which is why I left it off. I honestly like all those other albums you listed. I think Through the Ashes of Empires was a return to form for Machine Head. I think Omnipresent is weaker than some of Origin's other albums but I don't think it's bad necessarily and I still love Magma. It's definitely a more accessible album but it's loaded with catchy songs.
Necrotic Nick, that's cool man. I'm always hopeful these bands can keep releasing good stuff, as I did like Cryptopsy and Origin afterwards. I also like McGachy as a vocalist now. He fits well with their style. Keep up the great work mate.
Necrotic Nick- I mean, I guess since it was a covers album it's kinda of a grey area there. I left out covers on this one for the most part. I thought about using Megadeth's cover of Cold Sweat from Supercollider but I left it off.
Necrotic Nick- I don't have many issues with the production honestly. I think the drums in particular sound really good. The songs themselves are my issue.
Very good pics for me: Bitter Peace- Diabolous in Musica by Slayer Fueled - Stomp 442 by Anthrax Feed on Me - Demolition by Judas Priest Sweet Amber - St Anger by Metallica (yes I know, the production is wank but it at least sounds like Metallica) Architect of Pain, Good Day to Die or Feeding Time at the Zoo - Force of Habit by Exodus Here to Stay- Untouchables by Korn (not a terrible album but kinda forgettable) Pachendale - Dance of Death by Iron Maiden Never say Die - Never say Die by Black Sabbath Golden Rules - Angry Machines by Dio Can't get Close Enough - Forbidden by Black Sabbath
Necrotic Nick- Honestly I really enjoy the song Riding Shotgun on Stomp 442. It's a fun, high energy song and the Dimebag leads on it whoop ass. I don't think Dance of Death is a bad album at all. Horrible album cover but a solid album. The rest I can pretty much agree with. I do like the beginning of Sweet Amber but I generally just stop after when the verses come in.
@@thrallsofmetal Yeah Riding Shotgun is a pretty good song as well. Also yeah it might've been unfair to put Dance of Death on the list, I find it sorta forgettable but maybe not terrible per say similar to Korn's Untouchables imo. And yeah I understand St Anger's dreadful production cam be very grading lol.
MASSIVE points for the Killing Joke reference....Democracy is greatest albums that nobody's ever heard (Paradise Lost's Draconian Times would be another one)
Perry Mason off of Ozzmosis. I wouldn't go as far to say it's a killer song but it's really good imo. There aren't a lot of songs and albums that fit this criteria that I can think of.
Necrotic Nick- I still like that album and Thunder Underground is a banger as well. I'm also a sucker for See You on the Other Side too. It's cheesy but I love it.
@@thrallsofmetal Back in the 90s I was always hoping Ozzy would make an album with Joe Holmes. It never happened. I guess it wasn't meant to be. Joe was one of Randy Rhoads guitar students which I think is cool.
Two Fear Factory albums come to mind. Their "nu metal" album "Digimortal" and "Transgression". I actually really like "What Will Become" and "Acres of Skin" on Digimortal. The title track to "Transgression" and the first song were pretty decent. The rest on those albums...meh. Also, that anti pot song "Down Under Ground" on that Unleashed record. "ARE YOU MAN OR A MOUSE JUNKIE?". LOL. Did Unleashed become the official band for DARE? Holy shit those lyrics.
Necrotic Nick- I thought about those Fear Factory albums but I liked multiple tracks so I left them off. Byte Block and Dark Bodies are also solid songs on Digimortal and the opening track, the title track and the awesome cover of Millennium are good too. They're pretty damn weak albums overall though. Holy shit! I forgot about that song on Warrior. LOL!
Bleeding Me. Really??? Ain't My Bitch, King Nothing, Until It Sleeps. Yes, but Bleeding Me... nah. Sucks. Anyway, I'm surprised you didn't bring up Fuel from Reload. That song kicks fucking ass but the album is 🤢🤮
Necrotic Nick- I legit can't stand pretty much any song from that era outside of Bleeding Me. Ain't My Bitch is just flat out dumb as hell butt rock along with the other two for me. Fuel is alright but I got super tired of hearing it on the radio when I was younger.
Not to mention how similar it is to Danzig's Little Whip. Ain't My Bitch, 2X4, King Nothing and especially Until It Sleeps are really cool... so I don't consider Load to be that bad (it has lots of fillers but still a handful of cool tracks). Plus it features one hell of a song (IMO a top ten Metallica Track): The Outlaw Torn. But where we agree 100% is regarding Reload (their worst album IMO): the only decent track there is Fuel and the rest is leftover after leftover (yeah I also kinda bear The Memory Remains.... but that's it)
Let's do it: 1. Title track from St. Anger (Metallica) 2. Crush from Volume 8 (Anthrax) 3. Crystalized Pain In Deconstruction from Grand Declaration Of War (Mayhem) 4. Planetary Misfortune from Far From The Sun (Amorphis) 5. Title track from The World Needs A Hero (Megadeth) 6. Morrigan from I Worship Chaos (Children Of Bodom) 7. Remember from Believe (Disturbed) 8. The Clansman from Virtual XI (Iron Maiden) 9. One Foot In The Hell from Operation Mindcrime Pt II (Queensryche) 10. Shout Your Mouth from Hammered (Motorhead)
I know Megadeth's album Risk was bad, "Insomnia" is good. The other track I like is the last song, "The End." I learned this on guitar. So I feel it has something good.
Well I disagree with you on the Sabbath albums. Never Say Die does suck, but the one good song is Air Dance for me. Junior's Eyes is just passable filler for me. Now I love Technical Ecstasy. Dirty Women is fantastic, but so is You Won't Change Me. I also really dig Gypsy and She's Gone. All Moving Parts Stand Still is a fine rock song, and I don't even mind It's Alright. Rock n' Roll Doctor & Backstreet Kids are filler that border on cringe. My picks: Warrior Soul's The Chill Pill is not a good album, but the song Soft is a psychedelic metal classic! Iron Maiden's No Prayer For The Dying is a turd, but Mother Russia is a decent closer.
Necrotic Nick- I think for me the only other song I actually like on Never Say Die is the title track. I just can't get into that album. I only really like 2 songs on Technical Ecstasy as well with Back Street Kids and Dirty Women. The rest of those albums they just sounded lost and struggling to stay more relevant in the changing musical landscape. I thought about throwing No Prayer for the Dying on the list but I might have gone with Run Silent, Run Deep or Tailgunner as the lone standouts on it. Mother Russia isn't a bad song though.
MY WARRIORS SCREAM FOR ME DEATH METAL VICTORY! (had that record in high school) My top choice for this topic would be Overkill's worst album "I Hear Black" and it's only decent tune "Spiritual Void".
Necrotic Nick- Man, that album is so laughably bad. I thought about throwing an Overkill track on here for minute but I was going to use Burn You Down/ To Ashes off of the Killing Kind. I'm not a huge fan of that one but Certifiable is still pretty fun.
Necrotic Nick- Three whole cans of Pledge went into the making of this video. I even sprung for the lemon fresh polish to dull down the turd scent left by these albums. lol
I love "The Unnamed Feeling" from St. Anger, it's a song I identify with as it's about mental illness and I deal with mental illness on the daily, and I think we all know that album as a whole is a clunker. And "Love To Hate" off of Diabolus In Musica is a rager.
Necrotic Nick- I thought about using a St. Anger song but there's literally no songs on the album I like enough to defend. Maybe parts of songs like the lead in to Sweet Amber but not much else. Yeah, I still don't like that song on Diabolus. The chorus is pretty off-putting but then again so is most of the album to me.
@@thrallsofmetal and, I have to say, I LOVE LOAD!!!! MetallicA is my favorite band of all time, and I think lyrically and vocally (did I just make up a word?) that was peak Hetfield and Bleeding Me is an epic!!! *tips hat to you,good sir* And, I bought The World Needs A Hero the day it came out, and boy was I disappointed!!! "Promises" was the lone standout for me.
Not sure why everyone points out The Unnamed Feeling as the saving grace on St. Anger, it's by far the most boring song on the album. The rest of the tracks are comedic Masterpieces though; Invisible Kid, Purify, Some Kind of Monster, Dirty Window, My World, and Shoot Me Again are probably the funniest songs ever recorded lol. If there's a "saving grace" on St. Anger, it's All Within My Hands, but even that has it's hilarious moments...
Necrotic Nick- Yeah, when I saw them billing The World Needs a Hero as a "comeback album" I fell right into that trap. Yeah, there's literally not much in the way of an entire song I can defend on St. Anger though (man, now I have Invisible Kid stuck in my head. ugh) I do like the subject matter on The Unnamed Feeling.
Enshrined by Grace - Heretic by Morbid Angel Illumination Theory - Dream Theater's self titled Dread and the Fugitive Mind - The World Needs a Hero by Megadeth (I think return to Hangar kinda sucks :/) Dirty Women - Technical Ecstasy by Black Sabbath Changes - 90125 by Yes Low Man's Lyric - Reload by Metallica (more of a guilty pleasure than a good song but oh well)
Necrotic Nick- I thought about using Enshrined By Grace but in hindsight most of my issues with that album are the horrible production and just not being a great follow up to Gateways. Dread and the Fugitive Mind is a pretty decent song but Return to Hangar actually sounded like their thrashier selves more to me. I actually like that 80's Yes album a lot. My ma used to jam it all the time so it's kinda part of my childhood too.
@@thrallsofmetal I don't think that Yes album is their worst, I've just grown sick of a lot of those songs, as well as some filler tracks I don't care for. But Changes is my 2nd favorite Yes song so I thought I should mention it on the list for that reason
Static X "Get to the Gone" from "Machine" Anthrax "Panic" from "Fistful of Metal" Twisted Sister "Come Out and Play" from album with same title The Black Dahlia Murder "Necropolis" from "Deflorate" Mr Bungle "Carry Stress in the Jaw" from "Disco Volante" Iron Maiden "Futureal" from "Virtual XI" Megadeth "Into the Lungs of Hell" from "So Far, So Good, So What" Lamb of God "Walk with Me in Hell" from "Sacrament" Celtic Frost "Inner Sanctum" from "Into the Pandemonium" Machine Head "trephination" from "Supercharger"
wooooooaw... I'm sorry man but saying Into the Lungs of Hell is the only good song on So Far So Good So What is objectively blasphemy. Set The World Afire, In My Darkest Hour, Mary Jane and Hook in Mouth are all amazing. I even like 502 and Liar, they're just ruined by stupid lyrics and unneeded effects like the car sounds in 502. I strongly recommend you re-listen to that album, the only crap song is the cover of Anarchy In the UK
Necrotic Nick- I really don't consider Machine, Sacrament, Deflorate, Fistful of Metal or even Megadeth's So far, So Good, So What to be "terrible albums" to be honest. Some of those are just weaker in terms of my favorites from that band. Mr. Bungle is debatable. Disco Volante is pretty weird even by Mr. Bungle standards.
So Far, So Good...So What?! Is an awesome album. And just off the top of my head Kill Or Be Killed & The Fire Still Burns off of Twisted Sister's Come Out And Play are two more pretty good tracks. Come Out And Play is not a great album that I really revisit; I listened to it a lot in grammar school. But it has a bunch of decent tracks for what it is.
I don't think World Needs a Hero is that bad. Recipe for Hate... Warhorse is also good and I like Disconnect quite a bit.... I'm also a Megadeth Die Hard... As far as other albums you didn't list: Anthrax - We've Come For You All - What Doesn't Die Fear Factory - Digimortal - What Will Become Iced Earth - Framing Armageddon - Framing Armageddon In Flames - Siren Charms - Rusted Nail Machine Head - The Burning Read - The Blood the Sweat The Tears Sepultura - Nation - Nation Testament - Demonic - Demonic Refusal
Necrotic Nick- It's not Megadeath's worst but it's pretty bad. I'm a giant Megadeth fanboy as well but I think TWNAH rubbed the wrong way since it was billed as a "comeback album" and it was pretty damn forgettable outside of a few tracks. Strangely I kinda like a good chunk of We've Come for You All but I'm a big fan of John Bush so that may have something to do with it. On Digimortal I probably would have gone with Dark Bodies or Byte Block. I still like those tracks. Exhale the Vile is a banger on The Burning Red as well and Who Must Die and Politricks on Nation are killer as well.
@@thrallsofmetal Exhale the Vile is fair for sure. In regards to Megadeth, I had to stop wearing their merch for a few years cause my friends would just scream CRUSH EM at me for a few years........ so when World Needs a Hero came out (which is mostly 2nd rate ideas they've already done better in the past).... it was a welcome relief to me man......
There’s so many songs that I like that are from shitty albums. The one comes to my mind first when it comes to that subject is Sacrifice from Danzig 5. Which is the worst album I’ve ever heard in my life. And I’ve heard some bad ones but nothing comes close to that one. It’s damn near unlistenable
Necrotic Nick- I've never been much of a Danzig fan outside of Misfits and Samhain but I remember a lot of Danzig fans losing their shit over how bad Blackacidevil was. I've heard it's legendarily bad but I've never listened to it. I may have to check it out... morbid curiosity mostly there. lol
@@thrallsofmetal LOL. I mean go right ahead and listen to some of it. Maybe you’ll dig it cause I know a couple of people who actually dig most of the album which surprises me still 😂
Metallica - Outlaw Torn (from "Load") Judas Priest - Blood Red Skies (from "Ram it Down") Dio - Along Comes a Spider (from "Killing the Dragon") Vital Remains - Scorned (from "Icons of Evil") Atrocity - Begotten Son of Wrath (from "B.L.U.T.") At the Gates - In Death They Shall Burn (from "To Drink...") Unleashed - Death Metal Victory (from "Warrior") Deicide - Standing in the Fire (from "Insineratehymn") Deicide - Vengeance Will Be Mine (from "In Torment In Hell") Deicide - Not As Long As We Both Shall Live (from "Til Death...") Morbid Angel - Beauty Meets Beast (from "Illud...")
Necrotic Nick- I still love the title track on Ram it Down and honestly I don't think Vital Remains "Icons of Evil" and At the Gates "To Drink from the Night Itself" are bad albums necessarily. Both bands have much better albums so I think those are just weaker ones in their discography but not bad in general.
1. Bible Basher Deicide Insineratehymn 2. Lazy Bones Green Day Dos 3. Bitter Peace Slayer Diabolus in Musica 4. The Vatican Sepultura The Mediator Between the Head and Hands Must Be the Heart 5. Crush 'Em Megadeth Risk 6. One More Light Linkin Park One More Light 7. The Clansman Iron Maiden Virtual XI 8. Ram It Down Judas Priest Ram It Down 9. Under Pressure Queen feat. David Bowie Hot Space 10. Some Kind of Monster Metallica St Anger 11. Eminece Front The Who It's Hard
+1 for Bible Basher. I was so stoked for that album to come out. Got it, heard Bible Basher and was blown away, then the rest of the album just completely went to Hell... and not in a good way.
Necrotic Nick- Bible Basher has it's moments for sure. I think The Vatican is definitely one of the better tracks on that Sepultura album as well. Ram it Down and Under Pressure are killer songs too. I hate Crush 'em with a passion though. It might be one of my least favorite Megadeth songs ever. That's just me though.
I'm probably one of the few people who prefers St. Anger over Load and Reload. St. Anger certainly has problems, but at least it has energy. Other than the song "Fuel," I struggle to get through Load and Reload as I find them very boring. And I like ambient new age!! As for the challenge, it would be hard for me to come up with 10. The only one I could think of (other than "Fuel" on Reload) is Dragonland's debut album "Holy Land." It's pretty mediocre power metal in the vein of Rhapsody of Fire, but at the end, they throw on this great cover of "Neverending Story," which I listen to on a regular basis. Great video. I think I'd like to see some of the other Thralls try some of these challenges, as well!
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! The other guys may or may not do this one. I kinda depends on scheduling since we're all pretty busy. I'm not a fan of Load, Reload or St. Anger so it's hard for me to say which is the best/ least worst out of that bunch. Ok, I may have to check out that cover though since The Neverending Story was one of my favorite childhood movies and that song is permanently lodged in my brain. lol
Necrotic Nick- I think I just heard that one too much on the radio when that single dropped. I don't mind the bridge to that song though but as a whole it's not a favorite.
Necrotic Nick- What does that have to do with anything? I can't have an opinion on music if I can't make it? I'm generally curious if you meant this to be an insult or some sort of point.
You're so good at articulating exactly why you like or dislike something. Love these videos.
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! I appreciate that. I just try to let my love (or in this case my disdain too) for the music to come through. This music has meant a lot to me over the years so I love talking about it. Glad you're digging the content, bro!
I second this, how many terabytes worth of music is instantly accessible inside his head? Find it quite scary actually. He's up there among the best of metalheads in terms of devotion.🤘
That Dave Mustaine impersonation nearly killed me lol 🤣
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! I decided to have some fun with that one. lol
Yeah that slayer song is great still. Great picks here 🍺
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! A lot of people really defended Diabolus when I trashed it awhile ago so this was a chance for me to express some love for at least one song on that dumpster fire of an album.
@@thrallsofmetal I don't think this album is even that bad, I think it's better than the other crappy big 4 albums like Risk, St Anger, and Most of Anthrax in my opinion. Songs like Stain of Mind, Bitter Piece, and Point are great.
Burn My Eyes is a great album, I don't understand why so many bands insist on changing. My upcoming album was made to sound as much like Metallica's Justice as I could, but I'll be looking for my own sound for the second album, and I won't change it if I decide (if I'm able to) make a third album.
Necrotic Nick- Burn My Eyes is a classic in my mind in terms of 90's groove metal. It's one of the heaviest groove metal albums there is in my mind. I like Justice but the missing bass has always bothered me. Good songs though.
@@thrallsofmetal The absence of bass is the biggest reason I'm using the sound. I' also studied the music on the album to create my songs.
I dig Technical Ecstasy. I don't rank it above the first 6 albums but I do enjoy Sabbath with keyboards.
Necrotic Nick- I didn't really enjoy Sabbath with keys in it until Headless Cross to be honest. Technical Ecstasy is just an odd album. Nothing really comes together on that one for me.
Anthrax's Volume 8 has at least 3 killer songs: Crush, Catharsis, Inside Out. There are a few fillers too, but I like this album. John Bush is a monster singer.
Dude, I think Inside Out is the only Anthrax song that I enjoy out of their entire catalogue. Could never get into them for some reason.
Necrotic Nick- I like those tracks as well but not as much. I love the chorus on Inside Out but I'm not really in love with the rest to be honest. I do love John Bushes vocals though.
I like Inside Out, especially Dimebag’s solo; the rest of the album is decent, I just don’t remember it!
There’s 4 or 5 songs I like off Volume 8 but it’s definitely filled with tons of filler and attempts to being commercial at the time and not hitting the mark. I loved the first 2 bush era albums and I dig most of We’ve Come For You All
Yo, Nick! Iron Maiden just announced a North American tour for the fall of 2022 and they're coming to Detroit on October 9th at the Little Caesars Arena. Any plans to attend that show?
Necrotic Nick- That's a long way off still so I'm not sure.
El Dorado- #1 song from all the recently released Maiden albums.
When you got to Megadeth I was absolutely certain you were going to say Dread and the Fugitive Mind and then you said hangar, lol. That one is good too. Just too blatantly derivative of old material for my taste.
Necrotic Nick- I thought about Dread and the Fugitive Mind but I liked Return to Hangar more. The thrashy section at the end of the song with the lead trade offs is probably my favorite moment on the entire album.
I have to be honest, I love those two Sabbath albums from start to finish. But I have a good excuse! They were literally the first two albums I owned. My brother got sick of me always going into his room to grab his records ( I was seven, I probably scratched them to shit) so he gave me those so I could have my own records to ruin. I guess he didn't like them either. Hahaha. But but those were the only rock records I had for a couple more years, and I played the FUCK out of them on my crappy SEARS record player. So they have a special place in my heart. Besides, owning any Sabbath albums put me ahead of most seven years olds. Hahaha
Necrotic Nick- Nostalgia is a powerful thing and I still love some questionable releases because there's a memory associated with it that really brings me back. All the 80's pop album my ma used to jam still has a place in my heart and some of the early albums I bought with my own money really brings me back as well.
Hardest disagree so far with you: Load is not just not crap- it's a masterpiece. Just not metal. But maybe even their best work. Reload is bad, yes.
I actually love Morgoth great album, Anthrax Bush era lot of people don't like it but I absolutely love it, Slayer great album, and MH - I also like deafening silence, Megadeth 50:50 very radio hits oriented album but still good, Unleashed is good not their best, rest is.....I don't know.
and pleeeeeeeeeeease start cover band of Megadeth or at least impersonation of Dave (standup comedy)
The Mustaine impression 🤣
Almost as funny as the Chris Barnes impressions!
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! LOL! I had to have fun with it. lol
Somebody please, PLEASE, meme Nick’s Dave Mustaine impersonation. Jesus Christ LMAO
Necrotic Nick- Wait... what if Dave hunts me down?
I agree with Bleeding Me on Metallica's Load. Load is not a great album, but I always defended Bleeding Me. Bleeding Me is just on the wrong album. Outside of that, I just don't care for anything else. I also agree that Dirty Women is a banger on Technical Ecstasy, and I do enjoy Back Street Kids on that record.
Necrotic Nick- Bleeding Me has always stood out to me. I really don't like anything else on that album but that song is a great, moody piece of work. Back Street Kids is pretty decent but I think Dirty Women is the lone great song on Technical Ecstasy for me.
@@thrallsofmetal Another one I thought of was Kingmaker from Megadeth's Super Collider. That's the only song on Super Collider that I enjoy. The rest of the album shits the bed from there.
First off, I completely agree with you on Dirty Women. Technical Ecstasy many not have been Sabbath's best, but that song was an absolute banger! Here are a few of my pics:
1. Dio: Angry Machines- Hunter of the Heart. Angry machines is probably Dio's weakest album (saying this as a huge Ronnie fan) but Hunter of the Heart is a killer song!
2. Children of Bodom: Blooddrunk- Hellhounds on my Trail. I thought this was easily COB's weakest album but this song was a BEAST on an opener!
3. Limp Bizkit: Results May Vary- Eat You Alive. Ok I admit, Limp Bizkit has always been one of my fun guilty pleasures (you can thank my high school nostalgia for that) but this album was just terrible and most all the fun was taken out of it due to all the boring songs. However, Eat You Alive was pretty badass.
Necrotic Nick- Dirty Women rules. I love the bluesy, heavy riffs on that one. It's the only one on that album that really feels like a Black Sabbath song. Hellhounds on My Trail is a killer, thrashy banger of a track but man did the rest of that album fall flat. I still love Three Dollar Bill Ya'll but honestly I can't stand much after that. I did buy Results May Vary when it dropped though and I didn't mind Eat You Alive when it dropped but I really can't stand it now.
In the words of Zakk Wylde:
*LIMP BIZKIT SUCKS C*CK!*
DUDE, ALL Limp Bizkit albums are terrible, especially the new one that dropped over a month ago! The worst moment of Results May Vary is the cover of The Who's "Behind Blue Eyes"! You don't wanna hear Fred Durst do that cover! Fuck that cover, fuck Limp Bizkit for doing that, *FUCK YOU* if you like that cover and I hope I NEVER HEAR IT AGAIN! I don't wanna die!
When I saw Sabbath on their final tour 2016 , Dirty Women made the set list. It was glorious!
@@robertsparling917 three dolla bills y'all is good, significant other is meh, chocolate starfish & the hotdog flavored water fucking sucks and it was the one album that got the most coverage for some fucking reason, dad vibes of of still sucks is actually good, gold cobra i heard one song off of and that was it, results may vary i couldn't stand either
I never understood the hate that Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die get. They're different, but still great rock records. Never Say Die has some filler, but I kinda like the jazzy feel it has.
Necrotic Nick- I've tried so many times to really get into those but outside of 2 tracks on each one I really don't care them. There's too much of the "throw it at the wall and see what sticks" feel to both so the albums feel like a bunch of different bands. I think experimentation is good but this was a case where they strayed too far from what they did well in my opinion.
I actually just bought the super Deluxe version of Technical Ectasy. It's a solid album and the Wilson mix for me was worth the buy. Never Say Die I love the first side the second for me is really uneven.
So glad he remembered Bleeding Me. It was one of two I liked and the only one I loved. Disagree with him about "Stain of Mind (agree its an off album) but I didn't really hear it til that live version on War At the Warfield--Tom blows a lung and half his spleen on it and its really fucking grade A Slayer under all its over produced studio counterpart. "In Fire Baptized" Fuck Yeah!
Necrotic Nick- Bleeding Me is an underrated song from a pretty divisive era of Metallica's history. It was probably the only one that really connected with me instantly. Yeah, to this day Stain of Mind just sounds like Slayer trying to stay with the times with Stain of Mind. I just can't get into it.
I love the John Bush era of Anthrax. I actually like a lot of tunes on Vol8.
No, it's nowhere near thrash , and it's got some clunkers, but i still dig it.
Maybe I wouldn't if it wasn't Bush. But his vox are fantastic.
Supercharger is fukkin ass, OMG. The Burning Red was taking a leap, Supercharger was your career jumping with a noose on.
Then he learned his lesson, made the metal again...... and then made Catharsis???
You get away with career suicide once, but twice? Smh
The World Needs a Hero is just boring. I HATE Risk. But the only real redeeming quality to TWNAH is that he was doing metal again(little did we know he was gonna flop back and forth for years after that(stylistically).
I definitely like NSD and TekEx more than you(but I acknowledge I'm in the minority there).
Clearly they're a notch below 1-6. I'd say TE is a solid B, NSD a B-.
No, they're NOT doom metal, it's Tony branching out.
All that said, I'm really surprised you don't like a tune like You Won't Change Me. Imo that's one of the few tunes out of those two albums that have that doomy vibe.
I forgot to mention another killer song off of a terrible album. Actually, I couldn't choose between the two, so I'm deciding to put both of them on there. Bad Religion's The Biggest Killer in American History and The Hippy Killers from No Substance. 2 fantastic songs from an awful album! My least favorite Bad Religion record. Worst part is that it was released in 1998, the same year as Sepultura's Against, Van Halen's Van Halen III, and Iron Maiden's Virtual XI. Such a letdown for me personally. Not every band is perfect. But I try to find a good song or two on a terrible album. But I hope that all of our favorite bands keep making music and it better be awesome!
You gotta love those terrible albums with a strong opener. The ultimate catfish move. It's like they only paid attention to 7 minutes of writing and then decided to shut their brains off. There were so many of those albums in Hard Rock and Nu Metal back in the day. Before I got into deathmetal, I had a CD booklet full of that garbage.
Morgoth with a clown on the cover and typed boring faunt 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Hard to believe that's the same band that did Cursed did that Hoobastank
I like "Stealing From a Thief" too on Volume 8. But "yes" even I as a Thrax-head has to say the album is forgetable.
As for The World Needs a Hero my fav track was "Burning Bridges". "Promises" is the worst thing Mustaine has ever written. Even worse than the fucking abortion "Breadline" on Risk
YMMV, but for me Entombed's album 'Wolverine Blues'. Title track is kinda fun, 'Hollowman' too but the rest is meh.. Sounds like this is the album they switched over to death n'roll.
I would like Load and Re-Load if it wasn't by Metallica. When I think Metallica, I think Thrash and not alternative rock. p.s. your Dave Mustaine impersonation got me rolling on the floor laughing. 😂😂
Metallica's Black Album is crap save for Sad But True, Justice For All hasn't aged well , everything after the black album sucks... time will confirm Metallica over time has sucked more than ruled period
Awesome idea for a video my dude
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! It's really my idea but I thought it would be a fun challenge finding something redeemable about some terrible albums.
Load is killer. Wasting My Hate, 2x4, and Ain’t My Bitch fucking slap
I wouldn't call the Stain of Mind riff a Korn riff. It sounds more like the riff from Loco by Coal Chamber. Wait. Ummmm....
I'd include Outlaw Torn along side Bleeding Me. That's another incredible track IMO.
Kreator - Karmic Wheel from the horrible Renwel album
Testament - Electric Crown off Electric Crown
Few things come to mind on from the top of my head:
- addiction king, same difference from entombed.
- i am morbid, illud... From morbid angel
- bitter peace, diabolus.. from slayer
- district, yours truly from sick of IT all
- edge of madness, catch 22 from hypocrisy
- built for war, supercollider from megadeth
Edge of Madness for sure, Catch 22 is a clunker but that and a couple of other songs are decent.
I gotta agree with you about Junior's eyes off Never say Die... Its a banger! 🤘
Necrotic Nick- I love that track. That song has such a killer chorus and the bass line is so damn funky.
First thing that came to mind was Roots Bloody Roots from Roots. By the way, consider me in the minority that loves Load and Reload. Prince of Darkness from Risk isn’t bad, still pretty cringy. Oh and that Morgoth album blows.
Necrotic Nick- Roots is middle of the road for me but I still love multiple tracks on it so it didn't fit this video for me. I still can't get into Load or Reload and thankfully I never bought Risk so I didn't count it. Outside of Last Laugh, that Morgoth album is just awful. I still have no idea what they were thinking on that one.
Kill me, but I really like DIABOLUS IN MUSICA. Sorry!!!
Necrotic Nick- LOL! You're all good, man! We love what we love. If we all agreed this world would be boring as hell.
"Art" on Something Wicked. A bad album is a bad album. No 1 song will make me hunt to put an album in.
Well, Technical Ecstasy has better cover art than Paranoid or Sabotage. But that's all it has over them. If the songs on TE were as good as the artwork, you'd get a nosebleed every time you listened to it. 😆
Necrotic Nick- As much as people didn't like the album cover I always thought it was pretty cool. I have no idea what they were thinking for Paranoid or Sabotage though. Hell, Bill barely got dressed for Sabotage. lol
many love Johnny Blade me too .Best Song from Never Say
Necrotic Nick- I still like the title a lot but Juniors Eyes really sticks out as just a flat out great song in my mind. I wish that album had more tracks like those two.
Agreed on the Sabbath ones 100%, and Bulldozer from Supercharger. I've only ever listened to Diabolus in Musica once and never need to hear it again, I think Load while it's still not a good album by any stretch has a couple more songs that are passable, and the rest of them I've never listened to 🤣
I'd also say The Clansman from Virtual XI and Fear of the Dark. Both those albums are absolute gash otherwise!
Judas Priest - Blood Red Skies from Ram It Down, and even though I don't necessarily think Jugulator is a terrible album, Cathedral Spires stands up so much better compared to the rest
I also listened to Super Collider for the first time since I heard it after seeing this was going up and found that I actually quite like Dance in the Rain as a song. The ending of that especially is the one part that sounds the most like Megadeth on there! Vocal performance is fucking awful though, like his worst yet!
If you wanna stray from the metal realm I'd also say there's 2 good songs a piece from Invisible Touch and We Can't Dance by Genesis, and they would be Domino and Land of Confusion, and No Son of Mine and Jesus He Knows Me
Necrotic Nick- I thought about throwing in Fear of the Dark but I still really love Be Quick or Be Dead pretty much just as much so I couldn't narrow it down to just one. I also still love the title track off of Ram it Down so that'd also be a 2 piece since I love Blood Red Skies too. I might have thrown in Kingmaker or the cover of Cold Sweat from Supercollider but a cover might be cheating a bit. lol. I actually love Invisible Touch. The song Tonight, Tonight, the title track and In Too Deep as well the others. My ma jammed that one a lot when I was a kid so it stuck with me.
@@thrallsofmetal ahh that's fair enough dude. I do like the 80s era of Genesis a lot, but I feel the last 2 albums of that era are just not very good, literally apart from those songs mentioned above. Invisible Touch is a much catchier album at least, just not a massive fan of it. I find myself gravitating toward Duke and the self titled album instead!
I thought I liked Kingmaker but then I listened to it again and realised I didn't. And then yeah I thought the same as you with Cold Sweat, although their version is ok 🤣
Fear of the Dark has a few other good songs too - Be Quick or be Dead, Childhood's End, Afraid to Shoot Strangers are all excellent. Even Fear is the Key and The Fugitive are pretty good. For me it's like a half good album. Same for No Prayer. Virtual XI has a couple of good songs and a few passable ones.
I think the only Coal Chamber album I liked was Dark Ages?
great subject. dirty women is the highlight on that album
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! Dirty Women is a legit banger for sure.
I love Dread and the Fugitive Mind, Return to Hangar and Motopsycho 🤙🤙🤙
I really liked World Needs A Hero.
That was good entertainment! Great vid
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! I'm glad you dug it!
9:23 your Dave Mustaine impression had me dying! 🤣🤣🤣
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! I like to throw that one in every now and then. I don't want to wear out the Chris Barnes one I do occasionally. lol
Awesome vid as always my pick would be limp bizkit take a look around from chocolate starfish and the hotdog flavored water also that dave impression was damn decent
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! Honestly if I had to pick off of that LB album it might be Boiler. I hate Durst's vocals but the riff and melody that carries that song is killer. Yeah, I had to throw in the Dave impersonation for a bit. The Thralls guys and I always like to joke around with that one. lol
I like Overt Enemy off of that slayer album
The World Needs A Hero is a banger too come on
One that comes to mind for me is A Bloodsoaked Symphony by Whitechapel. I would necessarily call Kin _terrible_ but it’s definitely a major disappointment and their worst album.
“Sons of Winter and Stars” by Wintersun, off of Time I. Trash album; incredible song.
Necrotic Nick- Honestly, I don't mind that album much. I wouldn't say it's great but I don't think it's as bad as any of the one's on here in my opinion.
Sure, but that's a bit odd, considering that the song is a full 1/3 of the album and the other two songs sound fairly similar.
I agree with your choice of track with Load. Bleeding me is a great song, it's also a shame you dont like it but we all have our tastes.
Necrotic Nick- I've tried with Load for years but it's still a turkey to me. Bleeding Me is a good song though. I really do enjoy that song.
I just saw The EXHUMED in Detroit Michigan. They are fun
Necrotic Nick- Jammin' Jon and I were at that show at the Sanctuary actually. Every band killed it.
11:27 "And you know you gotta Shock the Monkey! Hey, hey!!" - Anthony Fantano in his 10 Worst Songs of my Adolescence video!
Necrotic Nick- Yeah, I hated that cover even when I was dumb enough to think Chamber Music was decent. lol
Load is appropriately titled..
Necrotic Nick- Agreed.
It funny everyone hate/ dislike load but have a song they love. For me it hero of the day. Everything else blows on that album
Necrotic Nick- I like the heavier parts of that song but the rest of Hero of the Day is just terrible to me. That's just me though.
I love that song!
Thralls Of Metal for me it low bearing fruit that whole album. And hero is the highest lol
That's how I feel about The Outlaw Torn and Bleeding Me, great tracks but the rest of the album kinda sucks.
There were two thrashers on Diabolous, Point was fucking sick as well
Necrotic Nick- I like that song but not as much as Bitter Peace. I wish both were on different albums so I could completely ignore Diabolus in Musica though.
I love DIABOLUS it’s my fav Slayer album the heavyness
Necrotic Nick- Very opposite end of the spectrum for me. Reign, Seasons, South and Hell Awaits are my top Slayer albums.
Oh, this should be interesting.
A fast song about...rugby...I don’t know. LOL. Tremendous.
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! It's one of the best thrash songs about rugby ever though... possibly the only too as far as I know. lol
Still watching but I’m already screaming Nonexistence by Six Feet Under. Can’t help but love that track
Necrotic Nick- I only own Haunted and I don't necessarily think it's a bad album honestly. It's pretty decent so I left it off the list. I try to avoid SFU if I can though. lol
For me I probably would have put "Bible Basher" by Deicide from one of their "contractually obligated releases".
I like insineratehymn, never gotten why people think it’s terrible. In Torment In Hell though? Yeah, pretty bad.
When "Feel sorry for the fanatic" came out, I just hated it. After such masterpiece as "Odium", MORGOTH was one of most important bands in my life. Years have passed, and now i really really enjoy it. It has very dark "industrial" atmosphere. I love "Last laugh", "This fantastic decade" - really powerfull.
Good video! Can't say I spent much time listening to any of these, for some because I simply don't care for nu-metal, and for others because I tend to just jam their good ones.
That said, regarding Megadeth, two things: I'd say Dread and the Fugitive Mind is another great song off World Needs a Hero. I generally see the whole album as a flawed but promising start to Megadeth's return to glory, which would improve greatly on System has Failed and especially the underrated United Abominations, one of my favorite Megadeth albums.
Then there's Risk. Risk is pretty damn bad, yeah, but it does have Prince of Darkness, which is a lot of fun and a legit good Megadeth Song. Crush 'Em is also pretty good. The rest of the album is painfully forgettable though. Although it does have the distinction of not sounding as bad as Metallica's worst moments (St. Anger, Lulu). Risk is more forgettable than downright awful... like background music that doesn't earn the Megadeth name.
My contribution to this one may rile up the Amon Amarth fans, but I really have a tough time with their "autopilot" era after Surtur Rising, their last truly excellent album. One Thousand Burning Arrows is the only truly unique and stellar song on Jomsviking, an album that is otherwise largely... meh. It's not awful, but it's forgettable. The opener, First Kill, is also decent but not as memorable.
When the World Explodes by In flames on their shity “Siren Charms” album is actually a fine and Proper MeloDeath sounding song!
Necrotic Nick- I thought about revisiting that one for this video but I had other songs in mind I wanted to bring up... that and I don't want to listen to that album again until we eventually do a ranking of In Flames. lol
Hate to say it but the promo tracks off of Cannibal Corpse's last few albums are the highlights. They have gotten boring AF. Too technical. I do find it interesting that the albums I grew up on in the 90s are the ones he is highlighting in this video.
Necrotic Nick- I always find stuff I love on Cannibal Corpse albums. Generally there's always some standout and some filler along the way but I generally enjoy most of their albums. They're more technical now but I think there's still plenty of the old school sound in their albums. I grew up with pretty much all of these as well since I was teen in the 90's and that's when I would just buy anything that looked remotely metal. Mistakes were made along the way clearly. lol
@@thrallsofmetal Thats how I discovered Hatebreed. I was stationed in England and saw their Perseverance CD in the BX. Looked cool so I got it. Same with Six Feet Under's True Carnage found it in the BX. I'm pretty much into raw black metal, DSBM etc after all these. Yes, I've gone far down the metal rabbit hole but will never forget who brought me here: Stabbing Westward lol
Necrotic Nick- I still jam Darkest Days and Wither, Blister, Burn & Peel from time to time. I really dug those albums way back when I was younger.
Megadeth- Wanderlust is a great song off a kind of bad album.
Diabolus in Musica is decent IMO and divine Intervention is better than god hates us all
Necrotic Nick- I thankfully don't own Risk so I couldn't include it. I think Divine Intervention and God Hates Us All are close but I still can't stand most of Diabolus in Musica to be honest.
What I will say about Vol 8. is that it has 2 Dimebag solos that people don't generally know about: Inside Out and Born Again Idiot. Overall I feel like the album is trying to be a heavier version of "King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime" by Faith No More. Basically a variety of styles with punk tunes as pallet cleansers. It's nowhere near as bad as Stomp 442 and has some decently catchy tunes. Like you said, John Bush is a great vocalist but the hooks are hit and miss in general with the Bush era.
Catch me jamming Vol 8. over any Bush era Anthrax album though, I will go out on a limb and say it's better than Sound of White Noise and We've Come for you All. Probably an unpopular opinion.
Necrotic Nick- Man, I've got to disagree with you about Vol. 8 being better than Sound of White Noise. I think that's the best of the Bush era personally and I like it more than some of the Belladonna stuff honestly. To each their own though. There are some songs I really dig on Vol. 8 and even Stomp 442.
All these song choices were great. Some of those albums I like though: Diabolus, Vol.8, Load, Chamber music (that one took a long time to grow on me tho). But yeah, great song choices overall, great video!👍
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! Yeah, it's all subjective but those albums have either faded for me over time or just instantly rubbed me the wrong way and never recovered.
Cryptopsy - The Unspoken King - not a good album but I still maintain that the first 3 tracks on it are pretty decent before it descends into what we all know. The opening track "Worship Your Demons" is actually a cool way to open the album, and had it continued in that direction I probably would've bought it. As it is, they would fall here but would pick themselves up afterwards.
Machine Head - Through the Ashes of Empires - again a bad album. "Imperium" is the only decent track on there. "Vim" is also okay but eh, the others are really subpar. Machine Head are good at being subpar most of the time, haha.
Origin - Omnipresent - saying it's a terrible album isn't right, but it's their only album I don't own. I found the songs here to be pretty lacklustre, however the last 2 (original) tracks were good, particularly "Malthusian Collapse." I was getting into the album when I first heard it once that came on, but the damage was already done.
Gojira - Magma - The start of their downfall for me, sadly. Everything here sounds like a worse version of every song they've done in the past. However "The Cell" is a pretty decent tune and the only one I regularly came back to.
Cryptopsy is hot dumpster fire! Matt McGachy is a BAD vocalist for Cryptopsy. He consistently unleashes slamming brutal death metal deep screams! As for Gojira, Magma is awesome!
Necrotic Nick- I honestly don't own Unspoken King because I saw all the negative press it got when it came out so I just didn't get it which is why I left it off. I honestly like all those other albums you listed. I think Through the Ashes of Empires was a return to form for Machine Head. I think Omnipresent is weaker than some of Origin's other albums but I don't think it's bad necessarily and I still love Magma. It's definitely a more accessible album but it's loaded with catchy songs.
Necrotic Nick- I think Matt's a solid vocalist. His work on the other albums has been sick.
Necrotic Nick, that's cool man. I'm always hopeful these bands can keep releasing good stuff, as I did like Cryptopsy and Origin afterwards. I also like McGachy as a vocalist now. He fits well with their style. Keep up the great work mate.
I'm not sure if it's a terrible album because I never bothered to listen but I rather enjoy Metallica's rendition of "Whiskey In The Jar".
Necrotic Nick- I mean, I guess since it was a covers album it's kinda of a grey area there. I left out covers on this one for the most part. I thought about using Megadeth's cover of Cold Sweat from Supercollider but I left it off.
diabolus in musica is the best sounding album from slayer, guitars , drums, the bass has incredible tone, very organic...
Necrotic Nick- I don't have many issues with the production honestly. I think the drums in particular sound really good. The songs themselves are my issue.
Very good pics for me:
Bitter Peace- Diabolous in Musica by Slayer
Fueled - Stomp 442 by Anthrax
Feed on Me - Demolition by Judas Priest
Sweet Amber - St Anger by Metallica (yes I know, the production is wank but it at least sounds like Metallica)
Architect of Pain, Good Day to Die or Feeding Time at the Zoo - Force of Habit by Exodus
Here to Stay- Untouchables by Korn (not a terrible album but kinda forgettable)
Pachendale - Dance of Death by Iron Maiden
Never say Die - Never say Die by Black Sabbath
Golden Rules - Angry Machines by Dio
Can't get Close Enough - Forbidden by Black Sabbath
Necrotic Nick- Honestly I really enjoy the song Riding Shotgun on Stomp 442. It's a fun, high energy song and the Dimebag leads on it whoop ass. I don't think Dance of Death is a bad album at all. Horrible album cover but a solid album. The rest I can pretty much agree with. I do like the beginning of Sweet Amber but I generally just stop after when the verses come in.
@@thrallsofmetal Yeah Riding Shotgun is a pretty good song as well. Also yeah it might've been unfair to put Dance of Death on the list, I find it sorta forgettable but maybe not terrible per say similar to Korn's Untouchables imo. And yeah I understand St Anger's dreadful production cam be very grading lol.
MASSIVE points for the Killing Joke reference....Democracy is greatest albums that nobody's ever heard (Paradise Lost's Draconian Times would be another one)
I think I listened to Chamber Music maybe three times? That became a coaster in record time. I do remember liking tragedy and no home but I was 15.
Yo TOM tribe. Did any of you fine lads review Apophis: Excess? I’m late to the party on this one. What a fucking album. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Riffs for weeks…
Necrotic Nick- I'll have to check that one out when I get a chance. Playing a lot of catch up here lately with all the releases coming out.
Perry Mason off of Ozzmosis. I wouldn't go as far to say it's a killer song but it's really good imo. There aren't a lot of songs and albums that fit this criteria that I can think of.
Necrotic Nick- I still like that album and Thunder Underground is a banger as well. I'm also a sucker for See You on the Other Side too. It's cheesy but I love it.
@@thrallsofmetal Back in the 90s I was always hoping Ozzy would make an album with Joe Holmes. It never happened. I guess it wasn't meant to be. Joe was one of Randy Rhoads guitar students which I think is cool.
Two Fear Factory albums come to mind. Their "nu metal" album "Digimortal" and "Transgression". I actually really like "What Will Become" and "Acres of Skin" on Digimortal. The title track to "Transgression" and the first song were pretty decent. The rest on those albums...meh. Also, that anti pot song "Down Under Ground" on that Unleashed record. "ARE YOU MAN OR A MOUSE JUNKIE?". LOL. Did Unleashed become the official band for DARE? Holy shit those lyrics.
Necrotic Nick- I thought about those Fear Factory albums but I liked multiple tracks so I left them off. Byte Block and Dark Bodies are also solid songs on Digimortal and the opening track, the title track and the awesome cover of Millennium are good too. They're pretty damn weak albums overall though. Holy shit! I forgot about that song on Warrior. LOL!
I like digimortal. I do think Back The Fuck Up is a terrible song though.
Deluxe reissue....SHAAAARON!!!
Bleeding Me. Really??? Ain't My Bitch, King Nothing, Until It Sleeps. Yes, but Bleeding Me... nah. Sucks. Anyway, I'm surprised you didn't bring up Fuel from Reload. That song kicks fucking ass but the album is 🤢🤮
Necrotic Nick- I legit can't stand pretty much any song from that era outside of Bleeding Me. Ain't My Bitch is just flat out dumb as hell butt rock along with the other two for me. Fuel is alright but I got super tired of hearing it on the radio when I was younger.
@@thrallsofmetal tired of Fuel 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I'm fed up of hearing Sweet Child O' Mine I suppose.
Not to mention how similar it is to Danzig's Little Whip. Ain't My Bitch, 2X4, King Nothing and especially Until It Sleeps are really cool... so I don't consider Load to be that bad (it has lots of fillers but still a handful of cool tracks). Plus it features one hell of a song (IMO a top ten Metallica Track): The Outlaw Torn. But where we agree 100% is regarding Reload (their worst album IMO): the only decent track there is Fuel and the rest is leftover after leftover (yeah I also kinda bear The Memory Remains.... but that's it)
Load was the sound Nickleback captured throughout their catalog
Let's do it:
1. Title track from St. Anger (Metallica)
2. Crush from Volume 8 (Anthrax)
3. Crystalized Pain In Deconstruction from Grand Declaration Of War (Mayhem)
4. Planetary Misfortune from Far From The Sun (Amorphis)
5. Title track from The World Needs A Hero (Megadeth)
6. Morrigan from I Worship Chaos (Children Of Bodom)
7. Remember from Believe (Disturbed)
8. The Clansman from Virtual XI (Iron Maiden)
9. One Foot In The Hell from Operation Mindcrime Pt II (Queensryche)
10. Shout Your Mouth from Hammered (Motorhead)
Great picks! For me best song from "Far From The Sun" (Amorphis) is "God of deception"
dread and the fugitive mind is dope
Necrotic Nick- I like that one too, just not as much as Return to Hangar.
I know Megadeth's album Risk was bad, "Insomnia" is good. The other track I like is the last song, "The End." I learned this on guitar. So I feel it has something good.
Well I disagree with you on the Sabbath albums. Never Say Die does suck, but the one good song is Air Dance for me. Junior's Eyes is just passable filler for me.
Now I love Technical Ecstasy. Dirty Women is fantastic, but so is You Won't Change Me. I also really dig Gypsy and She's Gone. All Moving Parts Stand Still is a fine rock song, and I don't even mind It's Alright. Rock n' Roll Doctor & Backstreet Kids are filler that border on cringe.
My picks:
Warrior Soul's The Chill Pill is not a good album, but the song Soft is a psychedelic metal classic!
Iron Maiden's No Prayer For The Dying is a turd, but Mother Russia is a decent closer.
Necrotic Nick- I think for me the only other song I actually like on Never Say Die is the title track. I just can't get into that album. I only really like 2 songs on Technical Ecstasy as well with Back Street Kids and Dirty Women. The rest of those albums they just sounded lost and struggling to stay more relevant in the changing musical landscape. I thought about throwing No Prayer for the Dying on the list but I might have gone with Run Silent, Run Deep or Tailgunner as the lone standouts on it. Mother Russia isn't a bad song though.
MY WARRIORS SCREAM FOR ME
DEATH METAL VICTORY!
(had that record in high school)
My top choice for this topic would be Overkill's worst album "I Hear Black" and it's only decent tune "Spiritual Void".
Necrotic Nick- Man, that album is so laughably bad. I thought about throwing an Overkill track on here for minute but I was going to use Burn You Down/ To Ashes off of the Killing Kind. I'm not a huge fan of that one but Certifiable is still pretty fun.
Nobody can polish a turd better than Necrotic 😂. Glad you see the silver lining in these songs
Necrotic Nick- Three whole cans of Pledge went into the making of this video. I even sprung for the lemon fresh polish to dull down the turd scent left by these albums. lol
I love "The Unnamed Feeling" from St. Anger, it's a song I identify with as it's about mental illness and I deal with mental illness on the daily, and I think we all know that album as a whole is a clunker. And "Love To Hate" off of Diabolus In Musica is a rager.
Necrotic Nick- I thought about using a St. Anger song but there's literally no songs on the album I like enough to defend. Maybe parts of songs like the lead in to Sweet Amber but not much else. Yeah, I still don't like that song on Diabolus. The chorus is pretty off-putting but then again so is most of the album to me.
@@thrallsofmetal and, I have to say, I LOVE LOAD!!!! MetallicA is my favorite band of all time, and I think lyrically and vocally (did I just make up a word?) that was peak Hetfield and Bleeding Me is an epic!!! *tips hat to you,good sir* And, I bought The World Needs A Hero the day it came out, and boy was I disappointed!!! "Promises" was the lone standout for me.
Not sure why everyone points out The Unnamed Feeling as the saving grace on St. Anger, it's by far the most boring song on the album. The rest of the tracks are comedic Masterpieces though; Invisible Kid, Purify, Some Kind of Monster, Dirty Window, My World, and Shoot Me Again are probably the funniest songs ever recorded lol. If there's a "saving grace" on St. Anger, it's All Within My Hands, but even that has it's hilarious moments...
Necrotic Nick- Yeah, when I saw them billing The World Needs a Hero as a "comeback album" I fell right into that trap. Yeah, there's literally not much in the way of an entire song I can defend on St. Anger though (man, now I have Invisible Kid stuck in my head. ugh) I do like the subject matter on The Unnamed Feeling.
This video was really hilarious and enjoyable to watch haha
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man!
Enshrined by Grace - Heretic by Morbid Angel
Illumination Theory - Dream Theater's self titled
Dread and the Fugitive Mind - The World Needs a Hero by Megadeth (I think return to Hangar kinda sucks :/)
Dirty Women - Technical Ecstasy by Black Sabbath
Changes - 90125 by Yes
Low Man's Lyric - Reload by Metallica (more of a guilty pleasure than a good song but oh well)
Necrotic Nick- I thought about using Enshrined By Grace but in hindsight most of my issues with that album are the horrible production and just not being a great follow up to Gateways. Dread and the Fugitive Mind is a pretty decent song but Return to Hangar actually sounded like their thrashier selves more to me. I actually like that 80's Yes album a lot. My ma used to jam it all the time so it's kinda part of my childhood too.
@@thrallsofmetal I don't think that Yes album is their worst, I've just grown sick of a lot of those songs, as well as some filler tracks I don't care for. But Changes is my 2nd favorite Yes song so I thought I should mention it on the list for that reason
Static X "Get to the Gone" from "Machine"
Anthrax "Panic" from "Fistful of Metal"
Twisted Sister "Come Out and Play" from album with same title
The Black Dahlia Murder "Necropolis" from "Deflorate"
Mr Bungle "Carry Stress in the Jaw" from "Disco Volante"
Iron Maiden "Futureal" from "Virtual XI"
Megadeth "Into the Lungs of Hell" from "So Far, So Good, So What"
Lamb of God "Walk with Me in Hell" from "Sacrament"
Celtic Frost "Inner Sanctum" from "Into the Pandemonium"
Machine Head "trephination" from "Supercharger"
wooooooaw... I'm sorry man but saying Into the Lungs of Hell is the only good song on So Far So Good So What is objectively blasphemy. Set The World Afire, In My Darkest Hour, Mary Jane and Hook in Mouth are all amazing. I even like 502 and Liar, they're just ruined by stupid lyrics and unneeded effects like the car sounds in 502. I strongly recommend you re-listen to that album, the only crap song is the cover of Anarchy In the UK
Necrotic Nick- I really don't consider Machine, Sacrament, Deflorate, Fistful of Metal or even Megadeth's So far, So Good, So What to be "terrible albums" to be honest. Some of those are just weaker in terms of my favorites from that band. Mr. Bungle is debatable. Disco Volante is pretty weird even by Mr. Bungle standards.
So Far, So Good...So What?! Is an awesome album.
And just off the top of my head Kill Or Be Killed & The Fire Still Burns off of Twisted Sister's Come Out And Play are two more pretty good tracks. Come Out And Play is not a great album that I really revisit; I listened to it a lot in grammar school. But it has a bunch of decent tracks for what it is.
I don't think World Needs a Hero is that bad. Recipe for Hate... Warhorse is also good and I like Disconnect quite a bit.... I'm also a Megadeth Die Hard... As far as other albums you didn't list:
Anthrax - We've Come For You All - What Doesn't Die
Fear Factory - Digimortal - What Will Become
Iced Earth - Framing Armageddon - Framing Armageddon
In Flames - Siren Charms - Rusted Nail
Machine Head - The Burning Read - The Blood the Sweat The Tears
Sepultura - Nation - Nation
Testament - Demonic - Demonic Refusal
Necrotic Nick- It's not Megadeath's worst but it's pretty bad. I'm a giant Megadeth fanboy as well but I think TWNAH rubbed the wrong way since it was billed as a "comeback album" and it was pretty damn forgettable outside of a few tracks. Strangely I kinda like a good chunk of We've Come for You All but I'm a big fan of John Bush so that may have something to do with it. On Digimortal I probably would have gone with Dark Bodies or Byte Block. I still like those tracks. Exhale the Vile is a banger on The Burning Red as well and Who Must Die and Politricks on Nation are killer as well.
@@thrallsofmetal Exhale the Vile is fair for sure. In regards to Megadeth, I had to stop wearing their merch for a few years cause my friends would just scream CRUSH EM at me for a few years........ so when World Needs a Hero came out (which is mostly 2nd rate ideas they've already done better in the past).... it was a welcome relief to me man......
There’s so many songs that I like that are from shitty albums. The one comes to my mind first when it comes to that subject is Sacrifice from Danzig 5. Which is the worst album I’ve ever heard in my life. And I’ve heard some bad ones but nothing comes close to that one. It’s damn near unlistenable
Necrotic Nick- I've never been much of a Danzig fan outside of Misfits and Samhain but I remember a lot of Danzig fans losing their shit over how bad Blackacidevil was. I've heard it's legendarily bad but I've never listened to it. I may have to check it out... morbid curiosity mostly there. lol
@@thrallsofmetal LOL. I mean go right ahead and listen to some of it. Maybe you’ll dig it cause I know a couple of people who actually dig most of the album which surprises me still 😂
The House That Jack Built- Metallica
Necrotic Nick- Yeah, I still don't care for that one unfortunately.
They were changing their sound & approach, image. that was the only one to me that stuck with that plan.
Metallica - Outlaw Torn (from "Load")
Judas Priest - Blood Red Skies (from "Ram it Down")
Dio - Along Comes a Spider (from "Killing the Dragon")
Vital Remains - Scorned (from "Icons of Evil")
Atrocity - Begotten Son of Wrath (from "B.L.U.T.")
At the Gates - In Death They Shall Burn (from "To Drink...")
Unleashed - Death Metal Victory (from "Warrior")
Deicide - Standing in the Fire (from "Insineratehymn")
Deicide - Vengeance Will Be Mine (from "In Torment In Hell")
Deicide - Not As Long As We Both Shall Live (from "Til Death...")
Morbid Angel - Beauty Meets Beast (from "Illud...")
Beauty Meets Beast?
Necrotic Nick- I still love the title track on Ram it Down and honestly I don't think Vital Remains "Icons of Evil" and At the Gates "To Drink from the Night Itself" are bad albums necessarily. Both bands have much better albums so I think those are just weaker ones in their discography but not bad in general.
1. Bible Basher Deicide Insineratehymn
2. Lazy Bones Green Day Dos
3. Bitter Peace Slayer Diabolus in Musica
4. The Vatican Sepultura The Mediator Between the Head and Hands Must Be the Heart
5. Crush 'Em Megadeth Risk
6. One More Light Linkin Park One More Light
7. The Clansman Iron Maiden Virtual XI
8. Ram It Down Judas Priest Ram It Down
9. Under Pressure Queen feat. David Bowie Hot Space
10. Some Kind of Monster Metallica St Anger
11. Eminece Front The Who It's Hard
+1 for Bible Basher. I was so stoked for that album to come out. Got it, heard Bible Basher and was blown away, then the rest of the album just completely went to Hell... and not in a good way.
Necrotic Nick- Bible Basher has it's moments for sure. I think The Vatican is definitely one of the better tracks on that Sepultura album as well. Ram it Down and Under Pressure are killer songs too. I hate Crush 'em with a passion though. It might be one of my least favorite Megadeth songs ever. That's just me though.
That was a solid Mustaine impression. Not as good as your Chris Barnes, but very solid.
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! I had to have some fun with it. The Barnes one is still my favorite to do though.
I'm probably one of the few people who prefers St. Anger over Load and Reload. St. Anger certainly has problems, but at least it has energy. Other than the song "Fuel," I struggle to get through Load and Reload as I find them very boring. And I like ambient new age!!
As for the challenge, it would be hard for me to come up with 10. The only one I could think of (other than "Fuel" on Reload) is Dragonland's debut album "Holy Land." It's pretty mediocre power metal in the vein of Rhapsody of Fire, but at the end, they throw on this great cover of "Neverending Story," which I listen to on a regular basis.
Great video. I think I'd like to see some of the other Thralls try some of these challenges, as well!
Necrotic Nick- Thanks, man! The other guys may or may not do this one. I kinda depends on scheduling since we're all pretty busy. I'm not a fan of Load, Reload or St. Anger so it's hard for me to say which is the best/ least worst out of that bunch. Ok, I may have to check out that cover though since The Neverending Story was one of my favorite childhood movies and that song is permanently lodged in my brain. lol
Another good song from load is hero of the day. I don’t really go out of my way to listen to load.
Necrotic Nick- I think I just heard that one too much on the radio when that single dropped. I don't mind the bridge to that song though but as a whole it's not a favorite.
This guy couldn't make a good album to save his life.
Necrotic Nick- What does that have to do with anything? I can't have an opinion on music if I can't make it? I'm generally curious if you meant this to be an insult or some sort of point.
Between angels and insects from Infest by Papa roach, only thing i can come up with that has nothing else likeable whatsoever
Naw...dead cells a pretty bad ass song as well .
Necrotic Nick- Yeah, I might have gone Dead Cells honestly. For the time though I really dug that album.
First to come to my mind is Attitude on Roots...
Necrotic Nick- I like Roots but it's a middle of the pack album for me.