I think everyone who isn't 10 years old or younger knows "Enter Sandman", whether they like the song or not. I personally like it. For albums I don't like, well if I don't like them I usually skip them and erase them from my brain. So sorry, none I don't like that I remember.

I think everyone who isn't 10 years old or younger knows "Enter Sandman", whether they like the song or not. I personally like it. For albums I don't like, well if I don't like them I usually skip them and erase them from my brain. So sorry, none I don't like that I remember.

Ahahaha XD that makes sense

Enter Sandman isn't a terrible song just not a fan of it. Metallica is awesome

Black album may not be the best, but it's certainly better than Load, Re-load & St.Anger. 

I used to like Bullet For My Valentine, but they lost me when they released Fever. It lacked the distinctiveness of the prior two releases. Then Temper, Temper came out. And just about everyone agree's that was even lower. Very radio rock. 

Sepultura had quite the rough patch when frontman Max Cavelera left. An Album like Nation had some very samey songs, and tried to mix in vocal snippets between them. 

And while not a bad album, I disagree with Exodus switching back to classic vocalist Steve Zetro Souza for Blood in, Blood out. His vocals haven't aged well and he just comes across as a screechier Brian Johnson. A good chunk of the fanbase agree that prior vocalist Rob Dukes was the best the band had, and shouldn't have been let go so unceremoniously. For that, the album will always be imperfect. 

Same deal can be said for another Metallica piece, ...And justice for all. Good songs, but poor production, and the editing/neutering of bassist Jason Newstead leaves a bitter taste in my mouth when I hear the official studio tracks. 

Black album may not be the best, but it's certainly better than Load, Re-load & St.Anger. 

 

I used to like Bullet For My Valentine, but they lost me when they released Fever. It lacked the distinctiveness of the prior two releases. Then Temper, Temper came out. And just about everyone agree's that was even lower. Very radio rock. 

 

Sepultura had quite the rough patch when frontman Max Cavelera left. An Album like Nation had some very samey songs, and tried to mix in vocal snippets between them. 

 

And while not a bad album, I disagree with Exodus switching back to classic vocalist Steve Zetro Souza for Blood in, Blood out. His vocals haven't aged well and he just comes across as a screechier Brian Johnson. A good chunk of the fanbase agree that prior vocalist Rob Dukes was the best the band had, and shouldn't have been let go so unceremoniously. For that, the album will always be imperfect. 

 

Same deal can be said for another Metallica piece, ...And justice for all. Good songs, but poor production, and the editing/neutering of bassist Jason Newstead leaves a bitter taste in my mouth when I hear the official studio tracks. 

Well I never finished hearing those albums so I didn't include them. I see what you mean with the poor production, but overall the album sounded incredible either way. All the other instruments and the vocals were enough to pull this album out the dumps, for me that is. "Justice" - Great songs, bad production, "Black Album" - Great Production, Bad Songs

I definitely liked Max better but still like the things I've heard with new singer.

I agree with the Temper Temper thing. Pretty boring. Didn't hear the rest of the album tho.

When it comes to Exodus all I heard so far is Bonded by Blood and it was awesome. Wasn't huge on the vocals but still great.

I used to be big into The Ozzman and purchased several of his albums, but his "The Ultimate Sin" album was something of a disappointment.  I don't think I'm alone in feeling that way.  The only track from TUS that I've ever heard get radio-play was "Shot in the Dark," and I don't even particularly like that track.

I used to be big into The Ozzman and purchased several of his albums, but his "The Ultimate Sin" album was something of a disappointment.  I don't think I'm alone in feeling that way.  The only track from TUS that I've ever heard get radio-play was "Shot in the Dark," and I don't even particularly like that track.

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I actually really liked Ultimate Sin. Pretty damn Heavy and Pretty damn Ozzy. I do agree Shot in the Dark is a step down from his quality tho. 

But he's my favorite for a reason. I like everything he's put out. My least fav album might be Bark at the Moon tho.

I used to be big into The Ozzman and purchased several of his albums, but his "The Ultimate Sin" album was something of a disappointment.  I don't think I'm alone in feeling that way.  The only track from TUS that I've ever heard get radio-play was "Shot in the Dark," and I don't even particularly like that track.

Well actually, hmmm....Idk I would put Ultimate Sin and Bark at the Moon at the same level. Great but least favorites