There was some good s*** like Celtic Frost and Bathory but I think the 90s bands improved on everything from that style
Do you like the ‘80s metal albums from other styles?
The scene your gif is from is the funniest s*** Tracy has done since 30 Rock
I can't even remember what it's from lol
1. 90s
2. 80s
3. 2000s = 2010s (2020s also equal so far)
4. 70s
70s cant be anything but last because there might not even be 50 metal albums in the entire decade. 90s will probably be first because maybe the biggest explosion of subgenres. or at least the true codification of the ones that started in the 80s
Love at First Sting by Scorpions and Heaven & Hell by Black Sabbath are so good
Love at First Sting by Scorpions and Heaven & Hell by Black Sabbath are so good
on the borderline of hard rock and heavy metal but Scorpions definitely a top tier band of that style. almost no one can match the 8 album streak from Fly to the Rainbow -> Love at First Sting

Also one of the best pop songs of the 2010s
Also @rvi
Also one of the best pop songs of the 2010s
i liked some of their other songs but this one not doing as much for me
on the borderline of hard rock and heavy metal but Scorpions definitely a top tier band of that style. almost no one can match the 8 album streak from Fly to the Rainbow -> Love at First Sting
That’s an interesting question actually: what bands have a large album streak like that with truly no misses?
‘80s is the best decade for metal, right?
90s/00s hardcore >> 80's tbh
I have never heard a bad Nick Cave album and he has been around 40 years. Some artists are just built different.
Donda is one sequenced tracklist away from being S-tier
If by sequenced you mean removing 40% of the album I agree
90s/00s hardcore >> 80's tbh
Overall yeah. But the 80s gave us Damaged and My War so it’s still legendary.
I just need 12 more albums to listen to then I’ll be done
how many more do you need? check out Dillard and Clark yet? cant find that Tim Hecker album you recc'd
That’s an interesting question actually: what bands have a large album streak like that with truly no misses?
At least 10
That’s an interesting question actually: what bands have a large album streak like that with truly no misses?
I haven't listened to every album from them but I've liked every Swans album I've heard. Even the earliest stuff which isn't my style was still pretty good