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| | 2003 | | 1 |  | Iron Maiden
Dance of Death
Here's a riddle for you: how can an album be comparatively one of the worst albums by the band, contain mostly filler, with even the bigger songs remaining relatively unexciting, and still manage to be a phenomenal piece of musical art? Well, the answer is simple: Iron Maiden are just that good. Dance of Death might not be their biggest album - far from it, actually - but even a "bad" Iron Maiden album is still an incredible experience of musical richness and harmonic mastery. Man, they make it look so fucking easy. I fucking love this record. | | 2 |  | Stratovarius
Elements, Pt. 1
There's a noticable difference in quality between the better songs, the worse, and the really great ones. It's still an overall good album and I quite like it, but nothing amazing. | | 3 |  | Dream Theater
Train of Thought | | 4 |  | Kalmah
Swampsong | | 5 |  | Masterplan
Masterplan
This album is okay. Pretty generic but still enjoyable, I guess. Jorn's voice is absolutelty beautiful and listening to this album is worth it just to hear his voice. | | 6 |  | Opeth
Damnation
Same problem as Deliverance, and pretty much every other Opeth album - I like everything here but love nothing. An enjoyable album but sadly, nothing more. | | 7 |  | Lamb of God
As the Palaces Burn
A bit uncooked, and not all of the songs here are super memorable - but then again, that have never been LOG's forte. It's a good album by a band that is not quite there yet, but the foundation is definitely present and all of the songs are still awesome, so I'd still call it a win. Solid album all things considered, great stuff. | | 8 |  | Neal Morse
Testimony
Excellent album. A fantastic "debut" to Morse's solo career. I will definitely return to this one many times. | |
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