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Are you saying Land of Rape and Honey and The Mind is a Terrible Thing are bad albums? Those are the best ones. I do dig Revenge as far as their non metallic output goes.

I'm saying they went from New Wave to Metal.

MR RUBATO wrote:I'm saying they went from New Wave to Metal.

Sellout in reverse

GRIMESPACE wrote:Judas Priest post Turbo

Came in to say this. Painkiller is a great album.

shine wrote:Chris Cornell did that shitty pop album, and then came back with TOD and Soundgarden.

Eddie Vedders ukulele album

Metallica Load and that Lou Reed shit

Skid Row

What is this pop album by Cornell? Maybe I'm fucked up.
If Euphoria Morning is what you're thinking, it came out in 1998 or 1999 IIRC. ~2 years after Soundgarden broke up, and ~7 years after TOD.

Yarbicus wrote:

GRIMESPACE wrote:Judas Priest post Turbo

Came in to say this. Painkiller is a great album.

I like some of Turbo

Actually; you could take about 1/2 of Turbo and blend it with about 1/3-1/2 of Ram it Down and have a pretty good album.

Walt wrote:

shine wrote:Chris Cornell did that shitty pop album, and then came back with TOD and Soundgarden.

Eddie Vedders ukulele album

Metallica Load and that Lou Reed shit

Skid Row

What is this pop album by Cornell? Maybe I'm fucked up.
If Euphoria Morning is what you're thinking, it came out in 1998 or 1999 IIRC. ~2 years after Soundgarden broke up, and ~7 years after TOD.

The name of it was Scream, I think Pete Thorn didn't really like it. lol.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scream_(C ... nell_album)

I'm having trouble coming up with anything. It's like the conversation on trainspotting.

You lose the "it" factor, and your stuff is just shit.

There is no coming back in most cases.

Except, Kylie Minogue, maybe? Star Wars episode 7?

Rush. Their mid to late 80s stuff was pretty bad. Counterparts was a good start in returning to form, and by Vapor Trails they were excellent again.

Not that they cheesed out, but I thought RHCP came back nicely with Californication after One Hot Minute with Navarro didn't exactly work out.

parsono10 wrote:Not that they cheesed out, but I thought RHCP came back nicely with Californication after One Hot Minute with Navarro didn't exactly work out.

I think OHM is better than Cali.

Navarro was awesome with RCHP.

Maybe I was just the right age when that came out.

JiveTurkey wrote:

Yarbicus wrote:

GRIMESPACE wrote:Judas Priest post Turbo

Came in to say this. Painkiller is a great album.

I like some of Turbo

Actually; you could take about 1/2 of Turbo and blend it with about 1/3-1/2 of Ram it Down and have a pretty good album.

Oh my gawd, so much No. in this

Priest for sure. Painkiller was a hell of a come back.

I would agree with Priest. The 80s was a mostly shit decade for them. Downhill hard and fast after British Steel, with the deepest valley being Turbo, and a majestic rise in Painkiller. The Ripper Owens era stuff isn't bad either, but a lot more "Nu-Priest" when compared to Painkiller and Angel of Retribution.

1980 was a great year for Sabbath and Ozzy, both climbing out of the shit-heap that was everything after Sabotage.


I'm sure I will think of others later...

Accept: Objection Overruled after the David Reese era

BroSlinger wrote:

parsono10 wrote:Not that they cheesed out, but I thought RHCP came back nicely with Californication after One Hot Minute with Navarro didn't exactly work out.

I think OHM is better than Cali.

Navarro was awesome with RCHP.

Maybe I was just the right age when that came out.

Whenever One Hot Minute is mentioned I know you will be along shortly.

I don't mind some of the One Second era stuff I've heard from Paradise Lost, but it wasn't exactly the most popular transition.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahIs4GX4yos[/video]

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_HwMrrJ4M4[/video]

JiveTurkey wrote:

Yarbicus wrote:

GRIMESPACE wrote:Judas Priest post Turbo

Came in to say this. Painkiller is a great album.

I like some of Turbo

Actually; you could take about 1/2 of Turbo and blend it with about 1/3-1/2 of Ram it Down and have a pretty good album.

Valid point. Especially if it would wipe Parental Guidance and that awful Johnny B. Goode cover out of existence.

And Angel of Retribution has about as much throwaway stuff as the Ripper albums did. (Well, I'd at least put Jugulator and Angel of Retribution on par with each other. Demolition....eh, yeah, not great.)

Spinal Tap

GRIMESPACE wrote:

JiveTurkey wrote:

Yarbicus wrote:

GRIMESPACE wrote:Judas Priest post Turbo

Came in to say this. Painkiller is a great album.

I like some of Turbo

Actually; you could take about 1/2 of Turbo and blend it with about 1/3-1/2 of Ram it Down and have a pretty good album.

Oh my gawd, so much No. in this

Maybe a long EP then Turbo, Locked In, Out in the Cold and Reckless are all great. Ram it Down, Blood Red Skies, Hard as Iron are awesome. Come and Get It, Heavy Metal and I'm a Rocker are good if you ignore the sh!t lyrics. Zero f**ks given. If you guys want to listen to Living After Midnight for another 40 years ; have at it

BroSlinger wrote:

parsono10 wrote:Not that they cheesed out, but I thought RHCP came back nicely with Californication after One Hot Minute with Navarro didn't exactly work out.

I think OHM is better than Cali.

Navarro was awesome with RCHP.

Maybe I was just the right age when that came out.

There is so much truth to this statement right here. Definitely shapes how we appreciate eras of whatever band is in question.