Heartland

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 20:54**

"Justice" has some sh!tey tracks on it, admittedly... the "Now With Bass!" stickers pretty much summed it up

... BUT you can't argue with "One".

Can you?

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 20:55**

boudicca wrote:"Justice" has some sh!tey tracks on it, admittedly... the "Now With Bass!" stickers pretty much summed it up

boudicca wrote: ... BUT you can't argue with "One".

Can you?

Absolutely not

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 20:57**

I can just add: Kill.Em.All.

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 20:59**

boudicca wrote:"Justice" has some sh!tey tracks on it, admittedly... the "Now With Bass!" stickers pretty much summed it up ... BUT you can't argue with "One".

Can you?

yeah...One is a quality try at chart success...didn't work like Sa(n)dman did....One is the only 'tallica song that i wouldn't get out of my seat/ off of my bar stool/ stop drinkin for back in my youth (ahh...mid 20's...)

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 20:59**

boudicca wrote:"Justice" has some sh!tey tracks on it, admittedly... the "Now With Bass!" stickers pretty much summed it up ... BUT you can't argue with "One".

Can you?

"One." I use to love that song. It made me grow my hair long, sport Demin, and listen to thrash metal... then one day I looked in the mirror, and that spotty face wasn't so pretty.

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:01**

nick the stripper wrote:
boudicca wrote:"Justice" has some sh!tey tracks on it, admittedly... the "Now With Bass!" stickers pretty much summed it up ... BUT you can't argue with "One".

Can you?
"One." I use to love that song. It made me grow my hair long, sport Demin, and listen to thrash metal... then one day I looked in the mirror, and that spotty face wasn't so pretty.

I think some of us are still there - but without the denim and the spots

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:01**

canon docre wrote:I can just add: Kill.Em.All.

is that on the over-rated side...or classic?...

the only metal album to change the world...IMHO!

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:02**

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
nick the stripper wrote:
boudicca wrote:"Justice" has some sh!tey tracks on it, admittedly... the "Now With Bass!" stickers pretty much summed it up ... BUT you can't argue with "One".

Can you?
"One." I use to love that song. It made me grow my hair long, sport Demin, and listen to thrash metal... then one day I looked in the mirror, and that spotty face wasn't so pretty.
I think some of us are still there - but without the denim and the spots

or the hair for that matter

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:04**

Burn wrote:
canon docre wrote:I can just add: Kill.Em.All.

is that on the over-rated side...or classic?...

the only metal album to change the world...IMHO!

That one and Slayer "Reign in Blood"

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:13**

canon docre wrote:
Burn wrote:
canon docre wrote:I can just add: Kill.Em.All.

is that on the over-rated side...or classic?...

the only metal album to change the world...IMHO!
That one and Slayer "Reign in Blood"

i'd have to re-aquaint myself with Slayer...but from what i remember they were f**king awesome...

*reminds self to play Soundgarden ~ bad motorfinger*

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:17**

Burn wrote:*reminds self to play Soundgarden ~ bad motorfinger*

Play "Jesus Christ Pose" for me

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:17**

Who would have thought Metallica would come to dominate a "Most overrated albums in the world" thread?

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:18**

Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
Burn wrote:*reminds self to play Soundgarden ~ bad motorfinger*
Play "Jesus Christ Pose" for me

that...and Rusty Cage

very UNDER rated band...IMHO!

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:21**

Burn wrote:
Dark wrote:"Howling At The Moon (Sha-La-La)".

Finally, someone who agrees with me.

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 21:27**

Dark wrote:
Burn wrote:
Dark wrote:"Howling At The Moon (Sha-La-La)".

Finally, someone who agrees with me.

when it comes to the Ramones...oh yeah...to tough too die!

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 22:53**

Burn wrote:
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:
Burn wrote:*reminds self to play Soundgarden ~ bad motorfinger*
Play "Jesus Christ Pose" for me
that...and Rusty Cage

very UNDER rated band...IMHO!

Soundgarden, underrated?

I must be on the wrong planet...

I mean, they're not bad, but they do seem to get all the credit they're due.
(And I prefer Alice In Chains anyway...

)

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 22:59**

Dark wrote:
Burn wrote:
Dark wrote:"Howling At The Moon (Sha-La-La)".

Finally, someone who agrees with me.

Bet he doesn't think that Hussey can sing though

Only messing dear, honest

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 23:34**

Dark wrote:I dunno why I like the Ramones.. maybe cause I like Status Quo?

that'll be it then! any possible love for status quo was burnt out of me by overexposure as a kid!

re.metallica -kill 'em all;ride the lightning;master of puppets: couldn't agree more -they're all classics. the reason i hate metallica is their much-publicised tight-arsed attitude to file-sharing/napster /etc. i know this has been discussed elsewhere and i appreciate the "taking money out of the artists mouths" argument, but metallica are multi-millionaires....and an artist isn't supposed to be motivated by money. i know people (techno producers mainly) who make their product freely available.

....james ray is not a millionaire i'm sure .shame.

Posted: **03 Oct 2005, 23:50**

Ah, the disparate membership of HL.

The world would be a very dull place without Metallica, even if we're not meant to be laughing at them half the time. Awesome band.

And Moby's Hotel is staggeringly good.

But, y'know, it depends on what 'overrated' means. If you think something is a crock of s**t, then it's a crock of s**t. Who gives a fig what the general population thinks.

But in keeping with the general mood, most 'nu-metal' is cack, as is the lightweight rubbish that fills the festival circuit year after bloody year. (coldplay, travis, all that).

Posted: **04 Oct 2005, 00:33**

Planet Dave wrote:But in keeping with the general mood, most 'nu-metal' is cack

Indeed. Fortunately, though, it doesn't really get any critical acclaim, unless your "critics" are dysfunctional 12-year olds with plug chains on their jeans.

Black Album has quite a few weakish tracks, but Wherever I May Roam... come on now!

Posted: **04 Oct 2005, 00:37**

boudicca wrote: Black Album has quite a few weakish tracks, but Wherever I May Roam... come on now!

Twas always Sad But True and The Unforgiven that did it for me.

Posted: **04 Oct 2005, 00:38**

Plus I would totally do a young Kirk Hammett.

(I said that out loud, didn't I?

)

You're right to be pleased, you lucky boy you!

Posted: **04 Oct 2005, 07:33**

Anything by Oasis. That hands-behind-the-back, whining into the microphone whilst wearing a f**k-off parka is so mid-90s, Liam.

Posted: **04 Oct 2005, 07:33**

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:
Dark wrote:I dunno why I like the Ramones.. maybe cause I like Status Quo?
that'll be it then! any possible love for status quo was burnt out of me by overexposure as a kid!

I couldn't ever get enough of them. Heard their version of Old Rag Blues the other day (bought the blue vinyl 7" for my dad for Fathers' Day, we only just remembered where it was).
Blew me away.

Burn wrote:
Dark wrote:
Burn wrote:
Finally, someone who agrees with me.
when it comes to the Ramones...oh yeah...to tough too die!

You're getting a drink when I see you, just for that.

Motz wrote:
Dark wrote:Finally, someone who agrees with me.
Bet he doesn't think that Hussey can sing though

Only messing dear, honest

Says the one who likes The Mission?

Posted: **04 Oct 2005, 07:44**

as for overrated... I must say Ms. Marilyn Manson

Sure, there's a few songs worth listening to every now and then, but he's just as overrated as Nirvana in my opinion.