Best & WORST Nu Metal Albums RANKED (From 1999)

[@MetalTrenches]

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[@Brando-Lee3725]

I was at an Ozzfest somewhere , Crazytown played and was getting booed . Their singer Shifty grabbed the mic and said " Ok ....Ok..... when I say "WE" , you say "SUCK" .......Shifty -WE !!!!!! Crowd - SUCK !!!!!!!!! Then the call and response ensues until actually everybody having fun again . I respect that move . What else could you do though ? LOL But if you look at it one way , seems like the crowd is saying 'they" suck !

[@Cuttersway]

lol. Yeah seems like a safe assumption.

[@RAWMUSICTV]

Static X at "Perfection"...excellent choice.

[@quentinbringthenumetalchil5125]

1999 and 2000 were stacked years for nu metal. Looking forward to seeing this video and anymore.

[@301films2]

You should do a video of all the pre-cursor albums from years (1994-1998) love the video so far

[@MetalTrenches]

I definitely will.

[@lukelyall5879]

It starts in 1994 and ends in 2005

[@thomasjohannson8120]

What a year. Was also a huge year for movies.

[@YesMan-uy4cj]

a really bad year for music

[@cwrichardson3]

But, this is about music ... NOT MOVIES

[@YesMan-uy4cj]

@@cwrichardson3 who F cares about movies!

[@Cuttersway]

Yeah, one of the all time great movie years.

[@lukelyall5879]

@@thomasjohannson8120 and their nu metal/rap soundtracks

[@NocturnalSummoning45]

The debut Sevendust album will always be their most banger to me. It had a heaviness and sound i feel they never quite matched.

[@Sweat404]

I’m glad you put Static X in perfection, I still listen to it regularly.

[@brianb_1085]

I never heard of Puya, until I saw it listed in this video. Thanks for the music discovery that completely slipped from my radar, during the nu metal years.

[@SpikeGrobstein]

I can't believe you mentioned Puya. it's like no one is aware of this album. I _loved_ it and saw them at Snocore in 1999 with mr bungle, SOAD and incubus. so good.

[@superstarthomas]

I've been meaning to listen to them for a while.

[@arokowski]

I appreciate the open minded approach to these albums, I agree with the list as a whole... but would push POD and MH up one spot each. Love the channel man!!

[@djcj]

Great takes! Had most of these albums growing up. Didn’t realize that Sevendust album was so acclaimed, going to have to give that a 20 year later listen 😅

[@johnpyle1268]

Went to high school with Edsel. He had real charisma and drive. The first time I talked to him, I knew he was going to do something.

[@MetalTrenches]

Neat

[@czmisfitsfan]

Friend of mine played guitar for Powerman 5K in the late 2000s so I'll always have a soft spot for them. When Worlds Collide was a great song.

[@Metalheadreaper87]

Even though nu metal pretty much got me into metal in general, I don't listen to nu metal that much at all these days. But when I do hear a song or two from any nu metal bands it brings back that sweet sensation of nostalgia of the days when I was a teen.

[@micahrutland9021]

*knock knock knock* " Steven What are you doing in there?" (Crazy town album) ..."drugs" lolololol😂 funniest little clip ever...comedy gold. That's pretty much me with Baby Metal🤦‍♂️

[@lukelyall5879]

Me w/Nadja from coal chamber (nu metal Angelina Jolie)

[@SonicNerveinduction]

I had a bunch of these back in the day and they were definitely my gateway to what I would eventually listen to today.

[@LurchyScott]

I hope you plan on doing the year 2000 as well because that year was stacked!

[@LurchyScott]

@@erorufurakku6378 I love Hybrid Theory but L.D. 50 by Mudvayne is my absolute favourite from that year and one of my favourite albums period. I still jam that record on the regular to this day.

[@talesxavier5752]

​@@LurchyScottAlso has The Height of Callousness by Spineshank, Vapor Transmission by Orgy, Violence by Nothingface, Introduction to Mayhem by Primer 55 and many other great records.

[@LurchyScott]

@@talesxavier5752 The Height Of Callousness is such a fucking banger of a record although I think I like Strictly Diesel a bit more.

[@thomasjohannson8120]

Good idea

[@marcioferreira9353]

Great tier list. And kudos for not giving a fuck to haters, Nu Metal might not be for everyone but it's very important and has a lot of bangers throughout the years.

[@raulfigueroa588]

Top tier Numetal is the some of the best metal has to offer. Even the bad stuff is fun.

[@warriorthawitt9971]

Please do more of those. And if you are able to, you could also do Metalcore Albums ranked by year as well

[@supremepops82]

Shout out to you for putting Puya on the list. I used to listen to that start to finish just as much as the Slipknot album.

[@Chris-uh3oj]

One thing that can be said about nu-metal is that it deffently marked an era of metal evolution. And a great one at that! Yes, it had its cheesy moments, but so does every era of metal. The 80s had dudes dressed like cheerleaders with armor made from air-conditioner units, and every 90s DM band had a "great value" charles manson thing going on, but the music still holds to this day. I think some of the bands like "Slipknot," "coal chamber," and" korn" made some good stides to remain relevant with their sound while other bands mostly faded out.

[@prescribeddrone]

Great year for nu-metal (and amazing year for hip hop) and I love or like like half this list. It's amazing to how nu-metal is this description of a sound but it ranges so differently. From System of a Down to Korn to Deftones to Slipknot to Static-X... ect Random idea: considering Marilyn Manson is coming out with new music and just signed to Nuclear Blast, seeing a ranking up to the release of the 2024 album would be cool!

[@ScrilboBaggins]

Crazy town is a guilty pleasure of mine. I know they aren’t good…but it brings me back to 1999

[@braggingrightsmusic]

Freak on a leash was the first metal song I ever heard on MTV2 (back when it played music) and the first album I bought was Issues! Hands down my fondest memory of buying anything ever! That album opened the door to everything I listen to today 🤘🤌

[@HenryRuins]

My first metal album that i bought was CoB Are you dead yet? even though i grew up with nu-metal weird right

[@braggingrightsmusic]

@@HenryRuins that albums still live rent free in my head great choice

[@HenryRuins]

@@braggingrightsmusic thanks! that's the only album by them that i still listen to sometimes

[@doomusrlc]

P.O.D.'s cover of U2 "Bullet the Blue Sky" is one of my all time favorite cover songs

[@kitoyobeni1]

I prefer Sepultura's version

[@harleymendez3968]

Dude, I'm so happy to see someone acknowledge Puya Fundamental! I think it's a great record, But I'm Puerto Rican, that shit hit HARD so I'm biased! They were doing what Sep did with Brazilian tribal music, but they went deeper. Salsa, Seis, Bomba etc. It's all very busy and dense rhythmically and instrumentally. You can't just jump into it and get it right away. It can be overwhelming even though it's rooted in dance. A lot of people slept of this record, and I can see why to a degree. People aren't really exposed to actual Rican music and culture outside of generic movie and TV scenes with NY Hispanics, which isn't representative of the Island. They are somewhat polar opposite styles. So, for them to blend it so well to me was amazing, but I can see how people were puzzled because all of it is very unexpected. Especially on songs like Solo, which is just straight Island Salsa with a hard middle. You did music as an art, so I think if you were to take a quick dip into the waters of it, Fania All Stars, Celia Cruz, Tito Puente, Hector Lavoe's signature song El Cantante, all surface level artists, if you were to give a brief listen and read about them and then then go back to Fundamental from a new angle and perspective it would hit different and you'd dig how special and unique it still is even after all these years. This brightened my day to see this record get some love! Def do a 98, 97 vid, Cheers!

[@tyzerplays8611]

perfection in my opinion: Slipknot 1999, Korn 1994, Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory

[@Sadion666]

Nu metal is a great gateway into other subgenres

[@ebenezerspludge8369]

Can't believe you got Puya on there. The album after this with the blue cover was my favorite by them. The song Oasis is a banger.

[@masterknife8423]

I immediately knew you were gonna put Slipknot self titled in S Tier

[@MetalTrenches]

Of course.

[@PolkCountyWIProgressive]

Who wouldn’t?

[@evilone1079]

Not often you hear a Staind album described as ‘Amazing’

[@MetalTrenches]

This is true

[@brianjohnston5221]

@@MetalTrenches r.i.p. Jon Wysocki

[@neiljackson81]

Their new cd is pretty decent

[@Norman-Bates-60]

🙏🙏

[@mindful2864]

I have respect for nu metal as I wouldn't have got into more extreme metal without it. This year is where it really started to hit it's stride. I've heard most of these albums and here's how I'd rank them: S - Korn - Issues, Sevendust - Home, Static-X - Wisconsin Death Trip, Slipknot - Self-titled A - POD - The Fundamental Elements of Southtown, Staind - Dysfunction, Powerman 5000 - Tonight the Stars Revolt! B - Dope - Felons and Revolutionaries, Mushroomhead - M3 C - Machine Head - The Burning Red, Coal Chamber - Chamber Music D - Methods of Mayhem - Self-titled, Limp Bizkit - Significant Other F - Crazy Town - The Gift of Game

[@garrysanderson9957]

Saw Machine Head on the Burning Red tour and Slipknot around that time. Both absolutely rabid gigs. No phones 😁 Machine was my Static-X intro (which I’d personally put above Wisconsin). Had lots of other bands from Kerrang! Compilations around that time. One Minute Silence, Spineshank, Kill II This, Psycore, Earthtone 9, Pitchshifter… Great times as I’d started to branch out from thrash and traditional, dipping my toe into death and nu metal. I’d love to see more of this series!

[@kennethmartinez1167]

Dude I promise I will watch this whole video but I needed to pause for a few minutes bc the beginning had my dying. The way "drugs" was delivered was masterful lol

[@arkangelarkangel5348]

Nice list, dude! 🙂

[@HousesoftheHoly1994]

so happy u put issues for perfection. ❤ First Metal Cd I owned. My mum bought for me while I was in 7th grade😅😅

[@SelfInflictProductions]

Neat ranking. Not sure where I would put these rankings myself, since I'm not super familiar with these albums. But anyways, something I've been curious about is if you wanted to do more vocalists rankings, I know of the "Yarl" ranking, but I'd be curious how you would rank Nu-Metal vocalists (and others), since you have said there's a lot of unique voices in the genre. Also, if you want a Nu-Metal album recommendation, while the band itself isn't Nu-Metal, Finger Eleven's "Greyest of Blue Skies" I've heard from a few people is very underrated. Just my two cents.

[@doomusrlc]

Ads playing at the moment. This should be fun! This will take me back to high school lol

[@bl4ckLlama]

Limp Bizkit still holds up and that shit was gold back in 99. I had some 15's in the trunk of my Eclipse and would rattle buildings jamming that one.

[@robertsparling917]

Bring on the nu metal albums from 2000 video.

[@soulsvortex10]

Didn't see Kittie mentioned. I would consider Spit as nu metal w/ grunge and alternative elements. They shifted away from this style starting with their second album and became more of a mid tempo groove metal band over the years, but I think the debut deserves a mention as among the stronger releases from this genre. Btw, I'm strictly referring to the music and not the fact that they were all high school girls at the time. Although admittedly that is what helped put them on the map.

[@lukelyall5879]

It wasn’t released in the United States until 2000

[@soulsvortex10]

@lukelyall5879 November 13th, 1999. The 25th anniversary was just last week.

[@lukelyall5879]

@@soulsvortex10 yes but it was released in the United States and everywhere else on January 11 2000

[@soulsvortex10]

@@lukelyall5879 There may be some confusion due to the fact that we're talking about 2 different versions. The November 1999 version of Spit was released by Ng Records and featured Tanya Candler (the original bassist) on the cover. The track listing is slightly different also on this version. The January 2000 version was released by Artemis/Ng and this one has the well-known cover art with Talena Atfield who replaced Tanya on bass. You can verify this by looking at the Kittie entry on Discogs. The bottom line is that Spit was in fact first released in 1999.

[@lukelyall5879]

@ I know it says on wiki

[@jordanstuck747]

Also please do more and please do the machine head tier list one day lol

[@deavas86]

Man i had forgotten about so many of these

[@dostwood5103]

Good tier list! As a younger metalhead and someone who got into nu metal last year, the only ones I go back and listen to are Issues, Death Trip, Slipknot self titled, and Fundamental by Puya. I think Puya is a really cool and underrated band. I really like a handful of songs from Significant Other, but I’m not really a fan of the songs with Fred Durst’s signing like Re-arranged. 3 Dollar Bill Yall$ is my favorite Limp Bizkit album believe it or not lol. And yeah that Crazy Town album is by far the worst lol. That Machine Head album is pretty awful too.

[@pistonhedd]

Your choices for KoRn & Slipknot in 'perfection' would be the same as mine 🤘😎🤘

[@NuMetalfan1996]

1997 to 2003 was the peak of the Nu-Metal genre.

[@DavidQuessy]

Yes! And it's entire lifespan

[@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000]

​@@DavidQuessynah its 94-08 yes! NÜ Metal still exist in 2004-08 and actually it never really gone since since those era till now NÜ Metal still exist no matter if its underground

[@NuMetalfan1996]

@@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000 I would say Nu-Metal’s lifespan was from 1992 to 2004. 1992 to 1997 in the underground, 1997 to 2003 in the mainstream, 2003 to 2004 in the underground again and it died in 2004.

[@NuMetalfan1996]

@@DavidQuessy I would say Nu-Metal’s lifespan was from 1992 to 2004. 1992 to 1997 in the underground, 1997 to 2003 in the mainstream, and 2003 to 2004 in the underground again, and it died in 2004.

[@talesxavier5752]

​@@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000this happens with all genres of music, none of them dies.

[@wesleysalazar2608]

If it wasn't for slipknot I would have never gotten into death metal. Definitely my gateway band

[@manuelcardenas8101]

Same! Slipknot/Iowa ...shit.. in general made me want more HEAVIER music! 🤘

[@joerazz91]

Sometimes I forget that all these albums came out in 1999 AND Tony Hawk’S Pro Skater. What a time to be alive!

[@TheGeishakuula]

Wisconsin Death Trip was the album that got me into metal. Used to listen all kinds of embarrassing stuff before that. Then I saw Push It video on TV. And something from Slipknot too.

[@Rev-Tones]

Hey metal trenches are you awhere of a band called reveille they had a album out in 1999 called laced then one in 2001 called bleed the sky which was more main stream laced was raw and underground . (Also alot of people dont know staind had another album before dysfunction called tormented do you know that one its my favorite album by them) . Ps check out a band called nothingface they were awesome

[@drewhaueter4502]

I recommend everyone dive into PM5K

[@roo_nu_metal_derg_1]

*A'ight: Imma be honest here Mr. Trenches* - I would've put Significant Other in the *"Perfection"* tier along with SlipKnot - Self-Titled, Wisconsin DT, and Issues by KoRn; I also would've straight up *swapped* tiers with Dysfunction (Staind) and Tonight the Stars Revolt (PM5K) but other than that *I agree* with basically everything else you did with/put on the list, man. 🤘 Also, I'd really *love* to see more of these videos like "Worst to Best Nu Metal albums 1998 and/or 2002, 2003, 1997," etc mate! ❤ >;3 U always do a *FANTASTIC* job with your videos, dude❗️😎 🔥

[@MetalTrenches]

Thanks. And I almost did put Significant Other up there.

[@roo_nu_metal_derg_1]

​​@@MetalTrenches Np bro and very cool!❕️ 🙂

[@samuelmagnum6047]

Wisconsin Death Trip is a solid record. Perfect mix and production. It still gets me moist

[@SubArchitectDJ]

Perfection, Fantastic and Amazing I wholly agree with. Everything else I wouldn't argue with but also don't care enough about those bands to bother 👍🏻

[@VisuallyImpairedGamer1987]

1999 was my introduction to the heavier genres of metal. I saw Korn's performance of Blind from Woodstock 99, and was hooked. Slipknot, Significant Other and Issues were true staples of my middle and high school years. Issues is one of those Nu-Metal albums I feel still hods up, whereas Significant Other is preparing me not to give my son flack for the music he will like as a a teenager. Having said that, Significant Other still has a few gems on it.

[@Izanamimusic]

Tbh Korn's Issues is in my top 5 albums of all time. I can probably quote every lyric on it. So many metalheads see me in Bathory and Archspire shirts then are quick to call me a poser when I praise that record lol😅

[@rallyrobx7604]

I cannot help but giggle when the guy in a skull mask calls things corny. Have a sub and keep it up! And were those mail in CDs a scam? I think I always scammed them.

[@hectorThechilldudeonacouch]

That Puya albums kicks ass I would put it higher

[@MrJacinto0512]

I've always loved how hard pm5k committed to the whole trashy 70's sci-fi b-movie aesthetic. That album was the epitome of 1999 for sure.

[@kitoyobeni1]

I prefer the previous album myself. More unique sounding IMO.

[@nemesis8626]

Looks like a decent list, I would have Issues and Slipknots self titled a level above the competition personally. Maybe have chamber music a touch lower, Coal Chamber I don't think have really aged well and I think it's a big step down from the self titled

[@cwrichardson3]

I think The Burning Red should have been higher.

[@gagadreams]

I vividly remember sitting on my friends porch having just bought Slipknot at a local record store which is still around! I played it for my friends and we were all like "Damn these guys are PISSED!" who would have imagined 25 years later that they would be the biggest metal band on the planet?? 🤯

[@metalheadjake3339]

Issues is a 10/10 album. LOVE that album

[@thelegionary07]

I tend to think it’s their most overrated.. It was a clear change in their sound and approach, but not in a good way.. Ex drummer David Silveria came out years ago saying that they relied more on pro tools, on that album, and it limited them in the writing department (less odd riff transitions, no more random tempo push and pulls, etc).. That’s what made the first 3 albums so special.. Issues was Korn dumbed down, even if it did still have some good tracks

[@tnarockshard]

I hope you do the other years of the sub genre’s heyday too!

[@Jeneric81]

Please, when you reach 2001, put God Hates Us All in the list and thumbnail just for the ragebait

[@imawesomeyourenot]

I love that album. I get why people dont, but man, you throw that on for a workout or a going to work highway driving session and its killer.

[@Jeneric81]

@@imawesomeyourenot I like it too, I just want the entertainment

[@lukelyall5879]

It is a nu metal album though

[@ebenezerspludge8369]

Oh hell yeah, What a year. I had every album here and Methods of Mayhem is the only one I haven't listened to 1000X. I think Coal Chamber, Slipknot and Seven Dust are perfection for me but Machine Head is right there.

[@bananaempijama]

Korn Issues is God tier perfection.

[@HenryRuins]

More people should know about Five Pointe O, Hedshel (kinda if Mr Bungle was nu-metal) Drive (nu-metal/industrial from Finland only released 1 album in 2004 called 1st Class Enemy that had a cover of Breathe by The Prodigy), Pleymo, Watcha, Design19 (nu-metal/alternative metal also from Finland that only released 1 album in 2002 called Trigger) and Killpretty (also from Finland who released 2 EP's in 2000 and 2001, Demo in 2001, a promo in 2002 and an only album in 2006 called The Art of Letting Go that was more post-hardcore leaning than just purely nu-metal)

[@gurp289]

This era will never come back

[@ajgohr7479]

Good riddance

[@noogie1]

My wheel house, not afraid to admit, I was 18.

[@MelomanoAdicto]

Dysfunction is fantastic!

[@LANGI902]

Dark Days was definitely the best CC album.

[@blackwaterrust476]

S: Korn, Sevendust, Limp Bizkit A: Powerman 5000, Static X, Slipknot B: Staind, Coal Chamber, Puya C: POD, Mushroomhead D: Machine Head, Dope F: Mathods of Mayhem, Crazy Town

[@Durkhead]

Its ozzfest 99 my friend comes up to me and says , wow did you see that band on the sidestage with the masks they were awesome? And was like no i miss them. And i thought whatever prob some band illl never hear from again.

[@MetalTrenches]

lol that must sting a little

[@Durkhead]

@@MetalTrenches i did get to see them live with joey later but i always regret not seeing them on that side stage every other band sounded so great on the side stages

[@Euan-gb3ig]

Please can you do 2000 prog

[@Brando-Lee3725]

For a good while Nu Metal bands all had to have an ironic 80s song turned heavy ! LOL ! You should do a list of those tracks ! Wait Finn needs that topic . Yeah lets give that one to Finn . You got your own thing going .

[@theovermatt]

Wisconsin Death Trip deserves the S spot for sure, honestly an album I think just gets better with age.

[@PsillyApeUSA]

It really does.

[@mitchgray7391]

The Burning Red is criminally underrated in my opinion. I love that album. Desire to Fire, From This Day, The Blood, The Sweat, The Tears, Exhale The Vile, I Defy, Silver, Five, Nothing Left such great songs. I even enjoy the Message in the Bottle cover. Not as good as the original but I like it. The Burning Red is fn awesome. 🤘 And while it's not as strong imo. I also enjoy 2001's Supercharger.

[@xVooDooPiMPx]

Omg yes Puya!!! I used to work with a guy who knew them who described them "fucking crazy". Love Love these guys, check out their other releases

[@talesxavier5752]

Other albums that were missed: Reveille - Laced Drain STH - Freaks of Nature Amen - Amen Incubus - Make Yourself American Head Charge - Trepanation Skinlab - Disembody: The New Flesh Hinge - Elemental Evil Chevelle - Point 1#

[@MetalTrenches]

Make Yourself is not at all a nu metal album imo. It has almost no metal elements at all. It is one of my favorites though.

[@Heathennation1976]

I'm 47 lifelong Metalhead started listening to Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax, Deadhorse about 35 years ago and Nu Metal made Metal more acceptable for other groups cuz when I was coming up Headbangers they called us we're always looked at as trashy long-haired freaks Nu metal definitely change that I don't watch many KZbin videos respect your opinion on metal, you definitely brought back some Nostalgia with Methods of Mayhem LOL Keep Rocking,

[@MetalTrenches]

🤘🏻

[@samuelblinne6040]

Awesome

[@jessehaaland7689]

Pm5k is one of my favorite live bands.thier newer albums are good also

[@rusbell2981]

Omfg i forgot how much i used to jam when worlds collide

[@noloveforthehaters]

Burning Red is massively underrated.

[@VileSinner666]

While I would say Wisconsin Death Trip is more Industrial, I can see why it gets lumped into Nu Metal.

[@RiffsThatCrush]

Aaahhhh yea. The most debated of all genres that is still fun here and there. Also RIP Jon Wysocki

[@Dax11eleven]

Here we goooo. Haha the 16 yr old me inside is going beserk. lol

[@ДмитроМ-м2ж]

What about Primus with their album "Antipop"?

[@karloswithak6823]

I actually didn't realize Slipknot was considered Nu-metal until after Subliminal Vs which I thought at the time was kinda strange.

[@talesxavier5752]

Albums that charted on billboard 200 on this list: The Burning Red - no .88/200 Issues - no .1/200 Significant Other - no .1/200 Methods of Mayhem - no .73/200 Wisconsin Death Trip - no .107/200 Home - no .19/200 Dysfunction - no .74/200 Tonight the Stars Revolt! - no .29/200 The Fundamental Elements of Southtown - no. 54/200 The Gift of Game - no. 9/200 Slipknot - no. 51/200 Chamber Music - no. 22/200

[@MetalTrenches]

Yep. A VERY interesting time for mainstream music.

[@brandobjj]

Yeah, I feel like a deeper dive is needed here. I was neck deep in Nu-metal at that time and most of these listed albums were not worth the money spent on them. A lot of the bands that toured with the guys on the list were much better.

[@robbiemoore5608]

With how much djent is there nowadays, would you consider doing a series with that?

[@MetalTrenches]

The problem I have with that is that 90% of it sounds the same so it would be REALLY boring to marathon so many of those. I am really picky about bands I like in that style.

[@robbiemoore5608]

​@@MetalTrenchesI'm in the same boat as you, I was just curious if it crossed your mind or not. Either way Periphery wins 😂

[@Literallyarealhuman]

Peachy was my first. After which I purchased (for free on lime wire) older ones

[@dustin6528]

Not putting Significant Other at the tip top should be a crime.

[@unsoundproductions-cn1py]

I don't listen to much nu metal but there were some lower tier bands like flaw and 40 below summer with 10/10 albums.. may of been different year though

[@imawesomeyourenot]

Both bands had some great songs and were overlooked in the flood of nu-wannabees sadly, but 10/10 albums..? Nah.

[@dobledjuarnisio5345]

I think the list is short, since we had a lot of bands that enter in this genre like: > No One - Self-Titled > Dry Kill Logic - The Darker Side Of Nonsense / The Dead and The Dreaming > Snot - Self-Titled > I'll Niño - Revolution/Revolución > Mudvayne - L.D. 50 > Skindred - Babylon > American Head Charger - War Of Art > Spineshank - Self-Destructive Pattern > Kittie - Spit > (Hed) P.E. - Only In America

[@MetalTrenches]

Your list confuses me as it contains either albums that already were included or did not come out in 1999…

[@dobledjuarnisio5345]

@@MetalTrenches You're right, didn't see the full vid, my bad I thought your list was only based by the whole genre, that's why I hoped you would talk about more bands

[@dobledjuarnisio5345]

​@@MetalTrenches By the way, cool video, didn't expect you to have a Meh tier instead of the Bad Tier since Nü Metal is always bashed for whatever reason

[@ebenezerspludge8369]

Ha ha I loved that Crazy Town album. Toxic, Only when I'm drunk, Think Fast and Lollypop Porn. I was a dork, but loved that shit.

[@Gerd0]

Not really into nu metal, but Wisconsin Death Trip is beyond killer. Almost as good as the legendary Get Thee Hence debut.