IM YOUR GOD NOW

Their only good album. Old has one of the best riffs I've ever heard

They never did something like this again.

Agreed, what happened to the energy??

What happened to the songwriting?

Album Rating: 4.0

Davidian is still the hardest shit ever m/

Album Rating: 4.0

headbang motherfucker

Album Rating: 4.0

a nation on fire = best song from this

Album Rating: 4.0

some sick riffing going on here

Album Rating: 5.0

So many tasty fucking riffs on this.

YEARS OF PAIN I WILL TAKE AND HOOOOOONNNEEEE
MANIFEST WITH YOUR BROKEN BONES MY HEEEAAAAARRRRTTTT BLEEDS FOR NONE BUT MYYYY OOOOOOOOOWWWWWNNNNNN

that song fucking rips

I think Robb is a douche, but as a musician I think he maybe gets a bit too much hate from the "true" scene. I do understand where they're coming from, as Flynn at times does have the tendency to put the business side of the music scene over the actual music: his venture into nu-metal was blatantly jumping in on a trend and sometimes it did feel that with the last two MH albums he tried to milk the formula that was proven successful on The Blackening. Though some make it seem as if everything Flynn and MH ever did is terrible, which isn't fair imo. He had his hand in a few superb tracks on Forbidden's debut, Vio-lence's Eternal Nightmare is a stone cold thrash classic, Burn My Eyes is an amazing album (one could say that MH ripped off Pantera - who in turn ripped off Exhorder - because that groove thrash sound was proven to be successful for Pantera - but I still feel MH definitely put their own spin and twist on the sound), The Blackening is a rare pinnacle for 'mainstream metal' and - this is a personal opinion that not too many might share - I feel The More Things Change is an unfairly criticized album. If I would compile a list of critically underrated metal albums The More Things Change would definitely be on there. Granted, there are more MH albums that don't do anything for me at all than ones that do, but the ones that do hit me, hit hard.

Album Rating: 5.0

Fuckin Davidian, every time urgh m/

Album Rating: 5.0

The More Things Change was my introduction to Machine Head and redefined heavy music for me when I was a kid. Until that point I thought Slipknot was heavy. Then the first ten seconds of Ten Ton Hammer came on. Really underrated album, Down To None is one of the band's best songs.

Album Rating: 5.0

Violate is the other classic on that album. I guess you don't like The Blackening, that's a shame. It's my generation's Master Of Puppets.

Album Rating: 5.0

It's a flawless album. And that's coming from a band that shit the bed like 4 times in a row.

Album Rating: 5.0

I tried to like the Burning Red, I really did. It's not possible though.

Album Rating: 4.0

"None But My Own" came on Pandora today...forgot how hard this rips. Might bump to 4.5.

Album Rating: 4.0

Just jammed this (and Machine Head in general) for the first time. Good stuff!

Album Rating: 4.0

Powerful stuff, dude.