DEATH METAL Albums RANKED From 1995 (Six Feet Under to Morbid Angel!)

[@MetalTrenches]

MORE Death Metal Rankings By Year: kzbin.info/aero/PLGt4fzX5jyue8mCsxJT9dKYnIvAFfteK0&si=NGIM2i0wW6kQ_V6D EDIT: To those commenting about the Malevolent Creation song They Breed and where I stand, I do not often read lyrics and was unaware when making these videos so please do not take my high ranking of the album as any sort of statement on anything beyond my enjoyment of the music itself. I can't say that knowing would have changed its inclusion OR ranking as these are not criteria I tend to consider, but if it NEEDS to be said: racism bad. The 90's WAS a time where that word was thrown around a lot more and I don't like judging the past based on present-day standards, but I will also say that based on interviews I have now seen with Phil this definitely goes a bit beyond that. Do with that what you will. Our morals and standards should always be our own.

[@mindful2864]

Thank you for addressing that. I love Malevolent Creation, the Ten Commandments and Retribution are classics in death metal but I do not defend that song or Phil's views and I even put Eternal at B-tier. I know you probably faced a similar issue when ranking Nokturnal Mortum and having to rank Nechrist and trying to focus purely on the music.

[@warriorthawitt9971]

I wonder if they ever opened for Suffocation and performed that song lol

[@DashieNegan41]

Symbolic is my favourite Death Album

[@cbn6635]

Mine too.. 🤗

[@jameskpolk9137]

It’s the best there’s simply no question

[@infinidominion]

When it was being made, Chuck intended it to be the last Death record too

[@cbn6635]

@@infinidominion Makes sense. 'The Sound of Perseverance' sounds more like a Control Denied album with Chuck on vocals..

[@infinidominion]

​@@cbn6635yeah he was writing that stuff to be Control Denied and during early production they were like "this also sounds very Death"

[@joepplaysdrums]

Just wanna say all of us really appreciate your work, man! Some might think it’s fun listening to all these albums but it must really take up a lot of your time. Thanks!

[@MetalTrenches]

lol it definitely does, and I do wish I was making more than under minimum wage for the hours I put into these, but I enjoy doing them.

[@VampireJayMLM]

Internal Bleeding that low breaks the geneva convention

[@MetalTrenches]

Lmao S tier comment

[@stantorren4400]

If the geneva convention refers to metal purists listening to the metal purist’s deathcore

[@SkullThrone8]

@@stantorren4400 A comment as thirsty as it is judgmental. Embarrassing.

[@TwentyNine1985]

That meh tier starting with Internal Bleeding, Autopsy, Sentenced and Kataklysm part ways through, maybe even Agony included is so goddamn WILD (but wholly 100% understandable in passing, even as a surprisingly crazy enthusiast for this year with a lot of picks I'm probably bound to check out in place, such as Wicked Innocence, Incantation and Belphegor among others I'm sure)

[@personavisceration371]

If you love avant garde DM, Wicked Innocence is one of the early greats to me along with Pan.Thy.Monium

[@TheSevgrinder]

Malevolent Eternal is one of my favourite deathmetal album of all time

[@cbn6635]

To me Death 'Symbolic' is the perfect death metal album. Is it my personal favorite album of all time in the genre? Maybe not quite, but still a perfect 10 out of 10 album for me; flawless production, catchy melodies, heaviness, superb songwriting, intelligent lyrics and musicianship on the highest level possible. One of the few albums where I wouldn't change one single note.. 🤗👌👌

[@themadmattster9647]

Yeah it’s my fave though Leprosy is amazing too

[@cbn6635]

@@themadmattster9647 Maybe not a flawless album like 'Symbolic', but when it comes to old school death metal, 'Leprosy' is just about the pinnacle, along with Massacre 'From Beyond'... 🤘🤘 I have a soft spot for 'Scream Bloody Gore' too; so raw and a bit primitive compared to what followed, but that's part of the charm.. 🤗

[@xChullpasx]

I was discovering a good majority of these albums in 1995...i was 15 :) I've been watching all these 90s videos you've been making...great stuff!

[@TheJohnnee]

Congrats on making melodeath fans smile ear to ear with this one 'v'

[@darksideinferno3454]

Another Fantastic ranking Video! Thanks as always for your great work Mister Trenches!! 💀🤘💀🤘💀🤘

[@bobhalford]

Great channel dude. You really know a ton about metal. Keep up the good work.

[@Marcusofdoom666]

How do you listen to so much music?!?!

[@mittekeegi6245]

Maybe you could do a super cut or final extra ranking for the best albums from 1990-2000. Would be interesting to see which year had the best albums.

[@PolkCountyWIProgressive]

Before I see this: Three way tie at the top between Symbolic, Pierced from Within, and Once Upon the Cross. Let’s see if I’m right After Watching: Guess I’m wrong. I forgot how much you didn’t love Symbolic. Still my favorite.

[@Metalholic7of8]

You have to remember with this guy his perspective is from when after this scene came and gone he’s too young to have lived it. He’s basing his opinion upon what he goes back and listens to on KZbin. He clearly likes the euro sound more. And I do not agree with him on most of his opinions, which makes me wonder why do I watch his videos? Thralls of metal is way better for reviews.

[@MetalTrenches]

That last question is a good one to keep pondering. But I also pose you this: do you want to live in a world where there is only one definitive majority opinion? Because that's a world with only Taylor Swift and no metal at all... Music is much more interesting when there is a broad variety of perspectives and opinions. There is no right or wrong when it comes to art.

[@RiffRiotMetalBlog]

The Gallery and Symbolic are probably some of the most groundbreaking albums for each subgenre. They produced like a "clic" inside the minds of the budding musicians from that time... and they still inspire many others nowadays.

[@BruhMomentPatrick]

Where the slime live feels so vile and dirty, one of my favorite songs 🔥🔥🔥

[@Durkhead]

I cant pick up a seven string without playing it

[@duckrealm7705]

Ah man the gallery is just so great from beginning to end. The sheer replay value of every track makes it timeless in my eyes

[@enzogibertini8267]

great video man! thanks for the amount of work you put in your videos... i know you usually dont like BDM and this side of DM, but please, if in some moment of you cogitates to do some ranking on BDM albums, do it!!! i love your rankings and i"m quite interesting to hear some of your thoughts in this side of DM!!!

[@HabemusNapaIm]

I'm kind of proud that from this list I only listened to most albums from 3 top tiers and nothing below.

[@infinidominion]

Massive Killing Capacity has a couple classics like Nenia but its kinda like how also by this time Obituary were "chilling out" compared to their earlier stuff

[@tonyziporlin4240]

Ah man, I love that Sentenced album. One of my favorite albums of all time. I would argue that they wouldn't really death metal at this point

[@MetalTrenches]

I would agree with that last part. And hey, enjoy what you enjoy.

[@CarterisCringe]

i live and breathe these videos at this point, keep it up! awesome list too

[@Robertowarren]

OML you actually know alchemist!!!!!!! that makes me happy af!!

[@unknown_pleasures1979]

We need a Grindcore debut albums tier list, that would be actually interesting

[@simazza6206]

Really enjoying this series. Was a big DM fan back in the early/mid 90s. Not so much now but this has brought back some happy memories. Still occasionally give Death, Dissection, Morbid Angel (Domination is my favourite too), ATG, Dark Tranquility, Deicide, Opeth, Vader & Septicflesh a run out on the car stereo. 🤘

[@MatthewsGauss]

finally some love for wicked innocence. Found them randomly a decade ago and have been spreading the good word about them since. It's also finally on spotify.

[@Anti-todo000]

You forgot the second album of Vital Remains "Into Cold Darkness"

[@kingdiamondscream]

Dude you got me looking forward to these, can you go all the way till like 2010?

[@MetalTrenches]

I’ve recorded through 2000 so far. Hoping to keep it going

[@Sadion666]

I'm pretty interested in your symphonic metal (Band/album) tier list.

[@TheMetalGaia]

Fun fact, Domination released on my literal birthday. I was born to be a death metal fan, lmao.

[@sentenced03]

I won't lie. The first 3 sfu albums got me into death metal. After that... yeah i think we all know how that went but i love haunted and maximum violence personally.

[@MetalTrenches]

We all start somewhere. Funnily enough one of the first death metal songs I ever heard was the terrible Smoke On The Water cover from Graveyard Classics. We don't choose how we discover new things a lot of the time.

[@ShotandBotched]

16:20 - I decided to listen to Once Upon the Cross sped up by 15% and it really does improve things. The tracks really were meant to be played faster than what we got on the album.

[@MetalTrenches]

Smart. Bet the vocals are wild though lol

[@Rottedhead666]

I hope we get this same old school rankings for black and doom metal!

[@yungsam64]

If you like Cannibal Corpse, Haunted and Maximum Violence should be solid at the least

[@MetalTrenches]

I disagree with this reasoning personally. Aside from sharing the original vocalist, I don't think they sound much alike at all, and the songwriting isn't nearly as interesting. That's just me though.

[@ProfJasonC]

Nothing warms my heart like someone pointing out that Symbolic is a tad overrated (but still very good!) and that Individual Thought Patterns is the overlooked GOAT of Death's discography. 110% agree.

[@MetalPersonJ]

Damn, this one came fast. I'll do my usal tier list later.

[@doomusrlc]

A few albums i think would be worth checking out: Sadist - Tribe SCUM - Purple Dreams and Magic Poems Ceremonium - Into the Autumn Shade Obliveon - Cybervoid

[@MetalTrenches]

Sadist will be in 96'. There are some discrepancies in the release year on that one.

[@doomusrlc]

@@MetalTrenches ah ok I went off what Metal-Archives had under 1995 haha

[@DeathGrindHD60fps]

I love how the cover art for Matando Gueros & Pathologist’s 2nd album were shown but Autopsy’s album was censored lol

[@MetalTrenches]

KZbin is a strange place. Plus I just thought the Mr. Hanky image was funny

[@DeathGrindHD60fps]

@@MetalTrenches to be fair i would rather look at mr hanky

[@timgonzales2891]

Pierced from within is perfect

[@proggydoggie]

I like Death a whole lot more than I like Suffocation, but Pierced From Within is better than Symbolic. Storm of the Light's Bane is black metal to my ears.

[@eenpersoon2881]

One thing I hoped you'd mention is Krisiuns cover of Sodoms Nuclear Winter, which was a bonus track. It is absolutely nuts! Check it out if you haven't

[@kingthorgrim1591]

Deranged - Rated-X is a fucking great record from 1995 imo, also I LOVE the first Kataklysm record but to each their own of course

[@ridesthemetalmonster9058]

Hieronymus Bosch's The Human Abstract is missing...

[@noel9181]

I understand with the INSANE amount of albums from 95' that you skipped Illdisposed this time around. But I will admit that I am a bit bummed not to see them on the list after you included their debut on the 93' list. I would've loved to hear your thoughts on their 2nd album "submit". The jump in quality from their debut to their 2nd release was massive.

[@doomusrlc]

8:00 I feel attacked 🤣 Fun fact: the character of Mark from Home Improvement work a shirt of this album in an episode or two (as well as a Neurosis 'Enemy of the Sun' shirt a couple times)

[@MetalTrenches]

That's sick. Reminds me of all of the shirts that Anthony wears in The Sopranos.

[@doomusrlc]

@@MetalTrenches it was funny because it was probably around 2002 or so I was randomly watching Home Improvement and I literally did that Dicaprio meme of him pointing at the TV from the chair when I saw the shirt 😄

[@infinidominion]

Incantation was like "you know, all that boring, no dynamic, nonstop samey same needs to be rerecorded.."

[@tomhuitema2068]

The best part of the week!

[@crabbuckets7506]

For me, it would be between Symbolic and Domination. Weirdly, both are my favourite albums by each band 👍

[@themadmattster9647]

First two Opeth are best! They INVENTED a sound!

[@jordanstuck747]

I'll never get over that Herzog clip 😂

[@MetalTrenches]

It just works so well in these contexts.

[@jordanstuck747]

I couldn't agree more

[@personavisceration371]

This needs Crystal Age's "Far Beyond Divine Horizons". If you'd like a more melodic version of the Kataklysm/Cryptopsy sound that's batshit crazy, it'll kick your butt.

[@anony-moon]

Surprised Orchid is in Fantastic. Glad I'm not alone.

[@beatsbypierce]

Internal Bleeding at the bottom is crazy I would personally rank it at amazing if not higher

[@paradoxrift2600]

At some point down the line we're gonna need a dedicated EEEEE tier at the very bottom for these lists. For "you-know-who"...

[@Jeneric81]

Dissection to me is one of those unfortunate cases where I’ve been unable to separate the art from the artist

[@themadmattster9647]

Well, he’s dead so that’s as much separation you can have lol.

[@TheWelhaven]

Only Deicide, Krisiun, Morbid Angel and Dissection for me. Btw; I got to see Dissection warming up for Darkthrone in 1996 🎉 Back in 95 I was recording in Dan Swanö’s studio. On night we were drinking, and he put on this DAT-tape with this new band he had recorded called Opeth. Fun times.

[@DarrenHeywood]

I think Deicide had to reach that 30 minute mark for the album because of contractual requirements with the label, otherwise they would've probably kept it as fast as it was. Nice list, I'd probably bump Suffocation up to perfection but I definitely cannot argue with everything already in perfection.

[@mindful2864]

1995 was both a great and mid year for death metal. That being said, there were some standout albums. When it comes to the ones I've heard; here would be my ranking: S -- Dark Tranquillity - The Gallery, Suffocation - Pierced from Within, Dismember - Massive Killing Capacity, At the Gates - Slaughter of the Soul, Vader - De Profundis, Death - Symbolic, Deicide - Once Upon the Cross, Dissection - Storm of the Light's Bane A -- Opeth - Orchid, Unanimated - Ancient God of Evil, Septicflesh - Esoptron, Sinister - Hate, Internal Bleeding - Voracious Contempt, Krisiun - Black Force Domain, Deceased - The Blueprints for Madness, Morbid Angel - Domination B -- Belphegor - The Last Supper, Incantation - Upon the Throne of Apocalypse, Sentenced - Amok, Benediction - The Dreams You Dread, Malevolent Creation - Eternal, Kataklysm - Sorcery C -- Autopsy - Shitfun, Mortification - Primitive Rhythm Machine, Six Feet Under - Haunted

[@czmisfitsfan]

This was the year I really got into death metal. Massive Killing Capacity was one of the first dm albums I owned. I'd put Incantation at Fantastic. Love that album. Killing Capacity would go to Great but that might be nostalgia.

[@anony-moon]

Haunted above Meh is crazy

[@MetalTrenches]

Only because there are actually worse things here. Bringer Of Blood is where things get REALLY bad for them.

[@coreyrapoza5959]

You left out Mortem " Demon Tales". A great debut by a great band!

[@Shootskas]

'95 was the peak of my death metal experience...it all went downhill from there.

[@Durkhead]

Where the slime live is like the death metal version of the forbidden riff

[@themadmattster9647]

J Dawg is so wrong about that album

[@Durkhead]

@@themadmattster9647 who is jdawg?

[@Mantis.Sartinoli]

I was waiting to see Swansong by Carcass considering you ranked some other Death n Roll albums. Please mention it in the video for 1996 or something!

[@MetalTrenches]

The general consensus is to consider that to be a 96' album, so yes it will be in there.

[@Mantis.Sartinoli]

@@MetalTrenches oh sorry man, I was blindly convinced that it was a 95 album, idk why hahaha

[@MetalTrenches]

I've seen it listed as both so all good

[@Pfunkdabomb]

You gotta check out Chiaroscuro by Creepmime. Came out in 1995, really solid progressive death metal album.

[@Cwin-ny6bp]

Melodic death metal really dominated 1995.

[@MetalTrenches]

Yeah it starts to take over

[@Cwin-ny6bp]

@@MetalTrenches I think you largely nailed this one too. The perfection tier is probably the same as mine. Even the ones where I might move them a bit I don’t feel like we’re far enough off or that I have strong enough feelings about them to complain. As an aside, I swear there was a misconception for a long time that The Jester Race also came out in 1995, which was never correct but I believe was repeatedly mentioned in reviews and publications and lists as they were talking about all the seminal melodeath albums that came out in that year.

[@lamentate07]

Kind of. There was no official name for it then, and some albums that were later seen that way were not defined or even described that way then. The sands were shifting though, especially in Europe. American was behind at that point. Death metal was still the main focus of the underground then.

[@Cwin-ny6bp]

@@lamentate07 I don’t know that by 1995 no one was using the term melodic death metal, but regardless of whether the term was actually in use, it was in fact, the banner year for melodic death metal. It doesn’t really matter if the term was actually in use. Black metal and what is now regarded as melodic death metal was also already taking over by the mid-90s, and traditional death metal was somewhat on the decline in popularity in the underground, at that time.

[@lamentate07]

@@Cwin-ny6bp I was there. I remember. It was becoming more popular, yes, but it was one of those slow waves that was building momentum. It wasn't like everybody dived in. Dark Tranquillity and In Flames, for example, sold nothing back in those days. Black metal was more of a European thing and so was melodic death. Americans were still gorging on death metal in 1995, even if interest was waning. So if you are talking about the underground, you need to refer to Europe. As for peak popularity, melodic death wasn't even close to that at that point. That happened years later.

[@deadguy29]

For a band with such a mediocre/bad discograhpy, Mortification surely put a ton of albums during the 90s, and for some reason they always get some love from the host.

[@aita45]

A lot of cool bands I've known already got their praises, like Wicked Innocence and Xenomorph, but the list misses a very great album "Sentenced" by Acrostichon.

[@warriorthawitt9971]

You should do 00's Metalcore Albums ranked by Year

[@hamburgersandfuriousanger6820]

Pierced from within is perfect 😤🤣

[@fink94]

Haunted is a greeeeat album come on. I bought it when it came out and was surprised by the speed it had. I was expecting super fast crazy death metal. Instead I got a banging, slow but brutal album. Chris Barnes vocals are at its peak here. It deserves at least “good”

[@serviettedetable]

Symbolic >>>>> everything else

[@spencergrady5501]

yes

[@powerofthenight4852]

no

[@stantorren4400]

Why does everyone suck that album so much? It’s not THAT good

[@jewel_throne2950]

Are you new to death metal?😂💀. Listen to more albums instead staying in your delusional Death box.

[@spencergrady5501]

@@jewel_throne2950 Oh cool. Appreciate that. Very new to it - only into Staind and Steel Panther. Again, cheers.

[@DannyDeee]

Gonna get ahead of the curve: A lot of people will probably say that 1997 was a bad year for death metal, but albums by groups like Broken Hope, Pyrexia, Hypocrisy, Theory In Practice, Illdisposed, Devilyn, Misanthrophe, Intestine Baalism, Deicide, Dark Tranquillity, Aeternus and of course Infernal Torment proves otherwise for me.

[@MetalTrenches]

97 has some bangers still

[@jewel_throne2950]

garbage upon garbage. Nice taste.

[@spencergrady5501]

Symbolic above everything. Wasn't there an Imprecation album in 95?

[@NicolasAristizabal-rb3ju]

I ride the Domination train, it’s slightly above Covenant and it’s their best album. That said, I’ll still take Slaughter of the Soul over it with relative ease

[@samuelblinne6040]

Awesome

[@CraigMader]

ENTOMBED- Left Hand Path is still the best decade for dethmeddlin'.

[@longshanks5531]

Awesome video, bro! Anyone listen to the new Brodequin album!!

[@doomusrlc]

14:15 I have no idea what this is and I have to check out the album right now 😂

[@powerprogchild4267]

I personally love Amok by Sentenced but I understand your issues with it. It's definitely a strange sounding album and I was a bit put off by it myself when hearing it for the first time.

[@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385]

Today's my birthday and 1995 was when I was born. Stay Metal. I wonder what Archspire in 1995 would've sounded like lol 😅 Edit: Belphegor is one of my favorite bands too!!

[@MetalTrenches]

That's wild lol. Happy Birthday. Guess the timing was perfect.

[@thelastdaybreathinginetern1385]

@@MetalTrenches 🤘🎃

[@nickfanzo]

Symbolic ! Inside crystal mountain…evil takes its form!

[@tristanbecker310]

Nothing to do with it but wich albums are good from Despised Icon? For now I just listen to The Ills Of Modern Man, and love it

[@Durkhead]

I think haunted should have been rated higher

[@lordodium3872]

Six Feet Under Haunted should be a lot higher that album is the embodiment and blueprint of what classic Old School Death Metal is and should be

[@MetalTrenches]

I could not disagree more, but hey… love what you love

[@lordodium3872]

@@MetalTrenches Lycanthropy is a very catchy Death Metal song about being werewolf what's not to love

[@COREKID3]

Domination is the best death metal album, period.

[@tibicostea2029]

I say it Kree-zee-un though I'm not 100% positive its correct.

[@alexchavarria2582]

❤

[@deathmetal0073]

Is symbolic a death metal album?

[@MetalTrenches]

Progressive Death Metal

[@lamentate07]

Esoptron is so much better than their debut. More advanced melodies, tighter song structures etc. Just fantastic arrangements. It's my favourite album of theirs. Communion is second. Hate is also Sinister's best. Brutal and groovy at the same time, which was less common in 1995 than it is now. As for DT, they raised the bar too high with The Gallery and never lived up to it. The Mind's Eye was a crushing disappointment in 97.

[@deavas86]

>Vader has a couple better ones than De Profundus There's only one other I'd say is arguably as good or better, but I'm curious as to which ones you think

[@MetalTrenches]

There is a Vader tier list: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5-cZal-icqhfZI&pp=ygUMdmFkZXIgcmFua2Vk

[@deavas86]

Ah excellent, can't believe i missed this

[@dertodesking.]

Herzog? I only know one Werner. If so, 👍

[@BeyondTheCemetary]

Shitfun is amazing

[@RealDrButcher]

Disrespecting Sylvain Houde like that….ouch.

[@MetalTrenches]

People have such an overly broad view of what "disrespect" means these days...

[@RealDrButcher]

I’d be scared, Sylvain is nuts and will find you…..hahaha was just a joke man, we all have different opinions. I have hot takes too.

[@lamentate07]

Kataklysm were better in their early days to me. More interesting and unique. They lost their identity and started releasing very similar sounding albums with plastic production.

[@flynnhale1243]

You should put in flames jester race and opeth morningrise on the 1996 death metal ranking video for 1996 you should also put katationia brave murder day the death ranking video for 1996 and also you should review the new while she sleeps album or do a album ranking the new while she sleeps album is called self hell

[@MetalTrenches]

Most of those will be. As for my review of While She Sleeps, frankly I thought it sucked hard. I hate all of the pop tropes in it. Mixing pop and metal can be fun and interesting, but imo they do it in the most bland and basic way possible.

[@nicpayne8258]

Morningrise is seriously underrated. One of my favorite records of all time.

[@flynnhale1243]

@@MetalTrenches can you add my dying bride like gods of the sun to the 1996 death metal ranking video so add my dying bride they use death metal vocals a lot

[@ScrilboBaggins]

Isn’t the malevolent creation album the one where they say the N word?

[@cbn6635]

Yup. On the track 'They Breed'. Too bad that a silly lyric ruins an otherwise ultra brutal and brilliant album...

[@MetalTrenches]

I was not aware. I do tend to argue the "different times" mentality though. I don't know enough about the context of that specific lyrics, but the N word was not NEARLY as much of a all-around no-no then that it is today. It was of course still not a good thing, but people threw it around a lot more. I don't like to judge past works based on present-day standards. Edit: just saw a 2007 interview with Phil when looking into it and yeah... that's pretty yikes, but also the whole "there are cool black people I know vs. "thugs" and "n$$$$s" WAS unfortunately not an uncommon sentiment when I was growing up.

[@ScrilboBaggins]

@@MetalTrenchesnormally I don’t really care, I can’t understand the vocals anyways… but I absolutely hear what they say at the end of “They Breed” and it was baffling reading the actual lyrics.

[@fdevlin5932]

Not a great year for death metal. The end of the golden age. Autopsy made a smart play by bowing out after this, and reemerging like a phoenix 15 years later, better than ever.

[@highonsleep4219]

Also about the Malevolent Creation - Eternal... The piece of crap song that is "they breed"... Yeah not very cool... 😬

[@MetalTrenches]

Was not aware of this when making the video. I rarely read lyrics.

[@mojuy11]

Yeah fuck that band honestly. Good thing there’s so many great 90s DM bands they won’t be missed

[@mojuy11]

@@Rockymountainhooligan92 edgy

[@gonzal2001]

I thought Dissection was a black metal band lol

[@lautaroale6821]

yes it is but idk why dissection is in this tier list

[@cbn6635]

At least equal as much black metal as death metal, I would say.. 🤔 A bloody classic either way.. 🤗👌🤘

[@PolkCountyWIProgressive]

They are in the black metal family, but they exhibit traits of death metal.

[@MetalTrenches]

...thus everything I said introducing that album in this video. If you skip ahead, it's easy to miss things...

[@4eyemustsin]

Then we have Opeth with their 1st of many snoozers.

[@Nicolas1909_]

You listen to reddit rock like Rob Zombie

[@anony-moon]

Negativity for zero reason

[@4eyemustsin]

@@Nicolas1909_ over Opeth? You bet yer ass.

[@nicpayne8258]

*whine *whine *whine