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The Blackening
by: Machine Head

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0016861801625
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: Roadrunner
Manufacturer: Roadrunner
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Roadrunner
Release Date: March 26, 2007
Studio: Roadrunner
Sales Rank: 34816
MPN: 180162

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars

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- One bloody amazing album.
Well, this is a bloody wicked metal album. I never bought a Machine Head album before, and about a year ago the hype was really massive and i have heard the song aethetics of hate and it blew me away, i bought the album and i must say this album rocks, so many brilliant solos here it's hard to keep up the riffs are great too. These are influenced by some of Heavy metals greats Iron Maiden & Metallica(which is one of the thing that got my attention). The whole album is amazing,it's obvious these guys are passionate about the music.The guitarists are amazing, the drumming is really fast and the lyrics are good. This is an awesome buy for any metal fan. Machine head are another great example of true metal. Keep the metal real brothers.

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- One of the best albums of all time? I think so....
I bought this album a while back, and at first thought "yeah it's ok", put it down and forgot about it for a while.

When I went back to it, it suddenly dawned on me how absolutely stunning this album is, literally EVERY song on this album is good. It reminds me of the early Metallica albums - but dare I say it - this is better. There is no point at which I think "OK, now just get to the point", like in some of the eight minute songs that Metallica produced. No, the songs on this album are much more focused more direct. When listening to `A Farewell To Arms', I was upset that it ended, and had no idea that it is over 10 minutes long.

I can't remember the last time that I've listened to an album at least once a day for ... Read More:

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- spot the pattern
where do i start....
the 1st track maybe...awesome
2nd....awesome
3rd....awesome
4th....awesome
5th....awesome
6th....awesome
7th....awesome
8th....awesome
9th.....doesn't exist....shame...

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- A return to form for Machine Head
Having been a fan of MH since they first started out I found myself gradually not listening to them very much after they released The Burning Red. Through The Ashes passed me by until I read a few reviews about the blackening and decided to give them another go, and boy was I not disappointed!! This album is their best since Burn My Eyes and The More Things Change, every song is immense - awesome guitars, drumming and vocals and it is relentless in a good way! I can't think of a bad song on the album and every time I listen to it I find myself air guitaring like theres no tomorrow. This is up there in the albums you should listen to before you die, so go on, buy it! You won't regret it I promise!

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- THRASH IS BACK
Where do you start with an album this good??? I grew up with thrash - Anthrax's State of Euphoria & Metallica's Master of Puppets were the amoung the first 5 albums i ever bought - and it's been a long, long time since we had an album this good to mosh to, headbang to, err...thrash to!!! This album is a belter.... solid metal!!
Dave's drumming is more fierce & precise than ever. Robb & Phil's guitar interplay is remeniscent of Iron Maiden & Metallica but far outstrips anything i've heard in a long time. All the while Adam, completes the thundering rhythm section. Pure Quality!!
I could got on for ages about this album but I'll just say one more thing.... If you like any form of aggression in your metal - BUY THIS ALBUM.... ... Read More:

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