OT: Album Of The Year...

by **Guest** » Sat May 14, 2005 3:32 pm

System Of A Down's "Mezmerize".

If you like heavy stuff with melody... this is an incredible album.

This will be HUGE this summer. Write it down.

by **ChicagoSTYX** » Sat May 14, 2005 11:08 pm

Harem Scarem's Overload is also a very good record. I ordered it from NEH records and it was in my mailbox yesterday.

by **DamnYankee** » Sun May 15, 2005 12:33 am

Collective Soul's Youth, a return to the guitar power of their early days.

Are we talking last year? I can't call this year yet, it's too early.

by **yogi** » Sun May 15, 2005 12:58 am

Glen Burtnik's - Welcome To Hollywood- ALBUM OF THE DECADE!!!!!!!!

by **DarrenUK** » Sun May 15, 2005 6:53 am

Uriah Heep,s Abominog is my fave Album ever followed by Belief by Dare and Pieces Of Eight by some band who's name escapes me at the moment.

by **bugsymalone** » Sun May 15, 2005 10:32 pm

Last year? American Idiot. Awesome recording, especially the title track.

Bugsy

by **swwskj** » Sun May 15, 2005 11:16 pm

The best album from last year for me was a toss up between Velvet Revolvers' "Contraband" and "Permission to Land" by The Darkness.

Scott

by **Guest** » Mon May 16, 2005 6:53 am

DamnYankee wrote:Collective Soul's Youth, a return to the guitar power of their early days.

Are we talking last year? I can't call this year yet, it's too early.

No we're talking this year... you ain't gonna beat "Mezmerize"... unless their album "Hypnotize" which comes out in the fall beats it.

"Youth" is good... but it's not in the league of SOAD.

by **SuiteMadameBlue** » Mon May 16, 2005 7:56 am

The best album selling or Grammy bound this year would have to be:

"Something to Be" by Rob Thomas

Nice eye candy too :shock:

by **realrockfan30** » Mon May 16, 2005 11:19 am

Have to go with the Velvet Revolver - Contraband. That's a great album!

by **jthansen1** » Mon May 16, 2005 11:40 am

queens of the stone age is pretty good,
I'm sure once they're released this year audioslave's and foo fighters will be on my top album list

by **bugsymalone** » Thu May 26, 2005 2:53 am

System Of A Down's "Mezmerize".

Just had to post this info from the latest Entertainment Weekly issue devoted to music:

"Neil Diamond - The stadium-friendly star goes intimate thanks to producer Rick Rubin, who split time between the singer and System of a Down this spring. 'I think he used my album as a refuge, ' laughs Diamond."

Bugsy

by **Ash** » Thu May 26, 2005 2:59 am

Refuge? Hell Rick Rubin has produced far more agressive bands than System of a Down. Rick's "the" go-to producer for modern day heavy metal.... he also produced Slipknot's Volume III last year..... very good producer... Styx should consider him for their next record... seriously

by **Guest** » Thu May 26, 2005 6:29 am

Ash wrote:Refuge? Hell Rick Rubin has produced far more agressive bands than System of a Down. Rick's "the" go-to producer for modern day heavy metal.... he also produced Slipknot's Volume III last year..... very good producer... Styx should consider him for their next record... seriously

Rubin is known for producing Slayer.

Rubin wouldn't go near this incarnation of Styx.

by **DamnYankee** » Thu May 26, 2005 7:57 am

jthansen1 wrote:queens of the stone age is pretty good,
I'm sure once they're released this year audioslave's and foo fighters will be on my top album list

Actually I've been kinda disapointed by the Audioslave album, I've hd it for a few days now (my Wal-Mart started selling it this weekend) and after 3 years, I expected something that would hook me a bit faster, some of it's starting to grow on me, but it sounds alot liek they just stripped down the first one.

by **Guest** » Thu May 26, 2005 11:27 am

DamnYankee wrote:
jthansen1 wrote:queens of the stone age is pretty good,
I'm sure once they're released this year audioslave's and foo fighters will be on my top album list

Actually I've been kinda disapointed by the Audioslave album, I've hd it for a few days now (my Wal-Mart started selling it this weekend) and after 3 years, I expected something that would hook me a bit faster, some of it's starting to grow on me, but it sounds alot liek they just stripped down the first one.

The new Audioslave has some good stuff on it but it's no where near is good as their first album.

Kind of a let down.

by **Adam** » Fri May 27, 2005 12:33 am

Rubin surely wouldn't go near the guy that did 10 On Broadway either. He does hot, young, aggressive, heavy bands.

by **Guest** » Fri May 27, 2005 12:42 am

Adam wrote:Rubin surely wouldn't go near the guy that did 10 On Broadway either. He does hot, young, aggressive, heavy bands.

Like Neil Diamond, you nitwit?

Rubin wouldn't go near "Styx" because he doesn't work with washed up bands that are a shadow of their former selves.

MR

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