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You only come to the Sonic 3 soundtrack for Michael Jackson's uncredited contributions.

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You only come to the Sonic 3 soundtrack for Michael Jackson's uncredited contributions.

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Even though I highly prefer Kikuchi's original classic score, Bruce Faulconer's iconic beats were part of what made DBZ on Toonami so golden.

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Even though I highly prefer Kikuchi's original classic score, Bruce Faulconer's iconic beats were part of what made DBZ on Toonami so golden.

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This is the fuckin' god of the most underrated albums ever where one or two songs just happen to be popular viral tie-ins to one of the greatest anime of all time ("Duvet"). THIS SHOULD'VE BEEN PLATINUM.

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This is the fuckin' god of the most underrated albums ever where one or two songs just happen to be popular viral tie-ins to one of the greatest anime of all time ("Duvet"). THIS SHOULD'VE BEEN PLATINUM.

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Did ya know? Twilight, the more popular reissue, was released under the record label of Pioneer LDC, now known as NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan, which was the company well known for distributing the original home video releases of recently looked-back-on English dubs of some of the most popular anime, including, ya guessed it, serial experiments lain.

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KORN. IS. STILL. THE. SHIT!!!!

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I believe, out of all the legendary bands who pioneered and mastered what would become alternative metal in the mid-to-late 1980s, Faith No More is surprisingly the earliest and oldest. (Formed in) 1979?!!!!!!! GODDAMN!!!!!!! But they were post-punk back then, so......

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I believe, out of all the legendary bands who pioneered and mastered what would become alternative metal in the mid-to-late 1980s, Faith No More is surprisingly the earliest and oldest. (Formed in) 1979?!!!!!!! GODDAMN!!!!!!! But they were post-punk back then, so......

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Chuck Schuldiner on his honorary nickname of 'Godfather of Death Metal': "I don't think I should take the credits for this death metal stuff. I'm just a guy from a band, and I think Death is a metal band."

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Chuck Schuldiner on his honorary nickname of 'Godfather of Death Metal': "I don't think I should take the credits for this death metal stuff. I'm just a guy from a band, and I think Death is a metal band."

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MJ died, like, five months after I was born, so my dad made the right decision to get me into him and make him my first ever real artist that I've ever listened to.

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MJ died, like, five months after I was born, so my dad made the right decision to get me into him and make him my first ever real artist that I've ever listened to.

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Yeah, sure, the self-titled debut was groundbreaking and revolutionary; it was the kickass record that changed the alternative metal scene forever, and that's basically what Korn did when they came to be......but that's only the horizontal half of the iceberg.

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Yeah, sure, the self-titled debut was groundbreaking and revolutionary; it was the kickass record that changed the alternative metal scene forever, and that's basically what Korn did when they came to be......but that's only the horizontal half of the iceberg.

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Phil Collins on Patrick Bateman: "I don't think him being a psychopath and liking my music is linked – it was just omnipresent in that era." (American Psycho being set in 1987; No Jacket Required and Invisible Touch were still tearing up charts and selling copies on copies at the time.)

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Phil Collins on Patrick Bateman: "I don't think him being a psychopath and liking my music is linked – it was just omnipresent in that era." (American Psycho being set in 1987; No Jacket Required and Invisible Touch were still tearing up charts and selling copies on copies at the time.)

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I guess the reason why there isn't an Expanded Edition of MMLP is because there aren't really any leftovers found from the recording sessions (late 1999-early 2000, or so). There were just the songs for the damn record and that was pretty much it.

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I guess the reason why there isn't an Expanded Edition of MMLP is because there aren't really any leftovers found from the recording sessions (late 1999-early 2000, or so). There were just the songs for the damn record and that was pretty much it.

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Maximum the Hormone (マキシマムザホルモン) - Bu-ikikaesu (ぶっ生き返す)

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MAXIMUM THE HORMONE ARE STILL THE J-METAL GOATS!!!!!

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MAXIMUM THE HORMONE ARE STILL THE J-METAL GOATS!!!!!

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LOL One of Hyde's trademarks is his English catchphrase he shouts out to his audience in live shows "Are you fuckin' ready?!", which he stated to have gotten from early Metallica concerts he probably saw as a teenager.

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LOL One of Hyde's trademarks is his English catchphrase he shouts out to his audience in live shows "Are you fuckin' ready?!", which he stated to have gotten from early Metallica concerts he probably saw as a teenager.

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This is still one of the greatest records that made the underground rap scene, with its intriguing storytelling, fantastic bars and flows from Del himself, STUNNING and ahead-of-the-curve production courtesy of Dan the Automator and Kid Koala, representing the time period this universe is in perfectly, they had Damon Albarn do the little monologue at the beginning and end AND the melodica in "Time Keeps on Slipping"--GODDAMMIT, THIS ALBUM IS FILLED WITH NOTABLE ACTS OF EARLY GORILLAZ FAME. The skits and interludes in between each song were also pretty enjoyable. It's one of the best and most influential outings in independent hip hop history, and I'm so glad it got the recognition and respect it deserved in recent years.

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This is still one of the greatest records that made the underground rap scene, with its intriguing storytelling, fantastic bars and flows from Del himself, STUNNING and ahead-of-the-curve production courtesy of Dan the Automator and Kid Koala, representing the time period this universe is in perfectly, they had Damon Albarn do the little monologue at the beginning and end AND the melodica in "Time Keeps on Slipping"--GODDAMMIT, THIS ALBUM IS FILLED WITH NOTABLE ACTS OF EARLY GORILLAZ FAME. The skits and interludes in between each song were also pretty enjoyable. It's one of the best and most influential outings in independent hip hop history, and I'm so glad it got the recognition and respect it deserved in recent years.

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I know I talked about this album last year, but there was lame ass "Go, ninja, go", there was the Cool as Ice movie, and then there was this fucking sellout.

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I know I talked about this album last year, but there was lame ass "Go, ninja, go", there was the Cool as Ice movie, and then there was this fucking sellout.

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If MMLP won Best Rap Album at the '01 Grammys, THEN THIS SHOULD'VE AT LEAST BEEN NOMINATED FOR THE 1995 GRAMMYS.

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If MMLP won Best Rap Album at the '01 Grammys, THEN THIS SHOULD'VE AT LEAST BEEN NOMINATED FOR THE 1995 GRAMMYS.

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WAIT, IT'S SOLD OUT?!!!! SELL DEEZ NUTS!!!!!!!!!

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WAIT, IT'S SOLD OUT?!!!! SELL DEEZ NUTS!!!!!!!!!

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‘I’m just so embarrassed’: Bono really isn’t U2’s biggest fan | CNN (January 18, 2022)

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Wow. C'mon, man! Like many singers of the great bands that I've loved so far, you're basically the main thing that made their music so enjoyable! 

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Wow. C'mon, man! Like many singers of the great bands that I've loved so far, you're basically the main thing that made their music so enjoyable! 

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‘I’m just so embarrassed’: Bono really isn’t U2’s biggest fan | CNN

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U2 may be one of the biggest rock bands on the planet, but its lead singer Bono is harboring some grievances around the group’s name and the songs he’s written and performed throughout their 46 years together.

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I'll just Instant Transmission all the way to Las Vegas just to see this heat pack!

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I'll just Instant Transmission all the way to Las Vegas just to see this heat pack!

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I'D KILLTO SEE THIS!!!!

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MMLP's 23rd anniversary is in eighteen days!

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MMLP's 23rd anniversary is in eighteen days!

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May 23, 2000

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DYK?: The MTV/radio remixed version of "N 2 Gether Now" was produced by the Neptunes, and the chorus was sung by a young Pharrell Williams.

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DYK?: The MTV/radio remixed version of "N 2 Gether Now" was produced by the Neptunes, and the chorus was sung by a young Pharrell Williams.

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"Raphael/He's the leader of the group..."

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"Raphael/He's the leader of the group..."

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#linkinpark: I always thought this was Charlie Brown screaming in pain as nuclear death lasers suddenly blast through his eyes.

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#linkinpark: I always thought this was Charlie Brown screaming in pain as nuclear death lasers suddenly blast through his eyes.

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Shawn Crahan on Ronald McDonald: "He's just fuckin' GONE, dude. He's out there in his little yellow suit, with his fucked up red hair, and he's got a hold on entire families. I like how that worked out for him."

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Shawn Crahan on Ronald McDonald: "He's just fuckin' GONE, dude. He's out there in his little yellow suit, with his fucked up red hair, and he's got a hold on entire families. I like how that worked out for him."

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Oh, my God, fuckin' Geoff Tate's high-pitched vocal style typical of 80s rock and metal is so fun and exciting to hear when he takes it to extremes, but at the same time, there has been instances where I just laugh my ass off; I can't take it seriously! 

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Oh, my God, fuckin' Geoff Tate's high-pitched vocal style typical of 80s rock and metal is so fun and exciting to hear when he takes it to extremes, but at the same time, there has been instances where I just laugh my ass off; I can't take it seriously! 

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April 25, 1995

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April 25, 1994

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#TOOLUndertow30, nineteen days late! Fuck!

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#TOOLUndertow30, nineteen days late! Fuck!

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April 6, 1993

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND RIP CHESTER A MONTH FUCKING LA--

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND RIP CHESTER A MONTH FUCKING LA--

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Actually the more that I think about it, Slayer's fast, adrenaline-pumping, hellish, extreme sound and morbid socially conscious lyrics give out hella early death metal vibes. They have a bit of death metal in 'em, in my opinion. Not only did the amazing sound of Slayer make them one of thrash's big four, but I also consider them death metal pioneers. Especially because Tom is putting too much passion into his performances with his rapping in the voice of a cartoon villain. The melodies and rhythms of the riffs, the main overused key almost EVERY song is written and played in (which is a funny trope a lot of the great bands share, most notably classic Metallica), those breaks into the kickass, crack-cocaine, speedy fast solos, the most notable and hilarious trademark of the over-reliance on the word "death" in their lyrics, it has the checkmarks.

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Actually the more that I think about it, Slayer's fast, adrenaline-pumping, hellish, extreme sound and morbid socially conscious lyrics give out hella early death metal vibes. They have a bit of death metal in 'em, in my opinion. Not only did the amazing sound of Slayer make them one of thrash's big four, but I also consider them death metal pioneers. Especially because Tom is putting too much passion into his performances with his rapping in the voice of a cartoon villain. The melodies and rhythms of the riffs, the main overused key almost EVERY song is written and played in (which is a funny trope a lot of the great bands share, most notably classic Metallica), those breaks into the kickass, crack-cocaine, speedy fast solos, the most notable and hilarious trademark of the over-reliance on the word "death" in their lyrics, it has the checkmarks.

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Slayer having a bit of death metal elements to their sound makes them the second most unique out of the Big Four, second to, of course, Anthrax for pioneering rap metal (with the Public Enemy remix [of "Bring the Noise"] and "I'm the Man") before an entire generation basically made it a joke, and having a stereotypical-looking anime girl on the single cover for "Big Eyes".

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The most tolerable of the Limp Bizkit albums that I can actually enjoy as a record, and not as a meme; the one I'm most fond of, and will continue to come back to.

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The most tolerable of the Limp Bizkit albums that I can actually enjoy as a record, and not as a meme; the one I'm most fond of, and will continue to come back to.

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Just kidding IT'S FUCKING TOOL!!!!

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Miles, Gwen, and Black Panther are in the crowd, and Daredevil is just on that tree hearing PEAK.

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Man, even my all-time favorite rapper can't escape from these weird comic tie-ins; not only was there notably the Punisher crossover, but also, A GUEST APPEARANCE IN AN ISSUE OF THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN FROM LAST YEAR.

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Man, even my all-time favorite rapper can't escape from these weird comic tie-ins; not only was there notably the Punisher crossover, but also, A GUEST APPEARANCE IN AN ISSUE OF THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN FROM LAST YEAR.

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But lemme tell ya, the very minute "10's" played over Broly's insane Super Saiyan transformation, American kids in the early 2000s watching the movie on Toonami were tearing their hair out and screaming at the top of their lungs with pure joy.

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The soundtrack for the dub of the Street Fighter II anime movie was packed with CULTURE!!!!

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The soundtrack for the dub of the Street Fighter II anime movie was packed with CULTURE!!!!

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I still have no idea why First Love is Japan's biggest-selling album of all time. I mean, look at the 2000s! That was when Hikaru Utada was the shit, even internationally in some areas, including America, with the English versions of the Kingdom Hearts tie-ins that will NEVER leave my head. And yet, her native country and residence sees this as peak. IT'S GOOD,.....but I just think her succeeding efforts are so much better.

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I still have no idea why First Love is Japan's biggest-selling album of all time. I mean, look at the 2000s! That was when Hikaru Utada was the shit, even internationally in some areas, including America, with the English versions of the Kingdom Hearts tie-ins that will NEVER leave my head. And yet, her native country and residence sees this as peak. IT'S GOOD,.....but I just think her succeeding efforts are so much better.

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Y'know, for as much of an icon Snoop Dogg is, aside from frickin' Doggystyle, he isn't really an album artist if I'm bein' honest, especially considering how he would get that status slowly after it.

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Y'know, for as much of an icon Snoop Dogg is, aside from frickin' Doggystyle, he isn't really an album artist if I'm bein' honest, especially considering how he would get that status slowly after it.

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L.A.P.D. (Love and Peace Dude) (EP) (1989)

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L.A.P.D. is the band that Munky, Fieldy, and David were in before Korn and OH MY GOD THIS ACTUALLY SOUNDS SOLID.

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L.A.P.D. is the band that Munky, Fieldy, and David were in before Korn and OH MY GOD THIS ACTUALLY SOUNDS SOLID.

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The frickin' Ninja Turtles samples in this 😆

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"All Day I Dream About S.." has actually been a joke dating back to the 1970s; it was a recurring joke in a sports shop where Jon worked during Korn's early days.

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"All Day I Dream About S.." has actually been a joke dating back to the 1970s; it was a recurring joke in a sports shop where Jon worked during Korn's early days.

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This is early Limp Bizkit merch; I believe Head wore this shirt in rare Korn footage from 1997.

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This is early Limp Bizkit merch; I believe Head wore this shirt in rare Korn footage from 1997.

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Hell, even Limp Bizkit's actual logo parodies MLB, alluding to Fred's iconic red Yankees cap worn backwards.

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Matchbox 20 is just one of those bands, like Limp Bizkit, that I've laughed at so much for being absolute products of their time that have NOT aged well....that I actually love them for what they are, and how dank some of their hits and early albums actually were.

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Matchbox 20 is just one of those bands, like Limp Bizkit, that I've laughed at so much for being absolute products of their time that have NOT aged well....that I actually love them for what they are, and how dank some of their hits and early albums actually were.

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Oh, look, the Crush 40 guy that sang all the damn Sonic songs!

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Oh, look, the Crush 40 guy that sang all the damn Sonic songs!

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Okay, the Painkiller, and the entire concept of the character, HAS to have a tokusatsu influence. This was never a coincidence. It clearly shows in the lyrics of the song, making it sound like the best opening theme ever! He's literally just a badass brutal Kamen Rider or Metal Hero; he's got the kickass motorcycle, the kickass suit, and everything!

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Okay, the Painkiller, and the entire concept of the character, HAS to have a tokusatsu influence. This was never a coincidence. It clearly shows in the lyrics of the song, making it sound like the best opening theme ever! He's literally just a badass brutal Kamen Rider or Metal Hero; he's got the kickass motorcycle, the kickass suit, and everything!

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Stevie described this solid tie-in as something he would've definitely written in the 70s, and was really into it, and that's why he offered to sing in it.

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Stevie described this solid tie-in as something he would've definitely written in the 70s, and was really into it, and that's why he offered to sing in it.

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I'm puttin' Phil on the aux, and ain't nobody finna stop me; if they don't like it, I'm yeetin' them out the damn whip in the middle of the road.

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I'm puttin' Phil on the aux, and ain't nobody finna stop me; if they don't like it, I'm yeetin' them out the damn whip in the middle of the road.

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(Yo Pi'erre, you wanna come out here?) NO SHIT I JUST QUIT BLEW UP QUICK WOAH!! I JUST THREW THIS TEMPER TANTRUM, MY NEW FIT WO--

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(Yo Pi'erre, you wanna come out here?) NO SHIT I JUST QUIT BLEW UP QUICK WOAH!! I JUST THREW THIS TEMPER TANTRUM, MY NEW FIT WO--

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wElL, tHiS aLbUm CaMe OuT mOnThS aFtEr NuRsErY cRyMe AnD iT sOuNdS lIkE a TrYhArD rIpOfF.

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wElL, tHiS aLbUm CaMe OuT mOnThS aFtEr NuRsErY cRyMe AnD iT sOuNdS lIkE a TrYhArD rIpOfF.

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Oh, this came out in a year where Genesis was still TRASH!!!

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Oh, this came out in a year where Genesis was still TRASH!!!

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Man, why is progressive music just so goddamn great? It's literally in their genetics to make some of the greatest shit I've ever heard so far.

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Man, why is progressive music just so goddamn great? It's literally in their genetics to make some of the greatest shit I've ever heard so far.

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I'm still saying, in my mind, to this day, "What the fuck happened here?"

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St. Anger, I still see as some meme to laugh at, in spite of Metallica somehow still standing strong in the Y2K years with some of their best radio singles ever (GIMME FUEL GIMME FIRE GIMME THAT WHICH I DESIRE!!!!) that were hip with the kids, and so brought in a new, younger generation of fans. 

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St. Anger, I still see as some meme to laugh at, in spite of Metallica somehow still standing strong in the Y2K years with some of their best radio singles ever (GIMME FUEL GIMME FIRE GIMME THAT WHICH I DESIRE!!!!) that were hip with the kids, and so brought in a new, younger generation of fans. 

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Seriously, mall goth millennials are probably still saying 90s Metallica makes 80s Metallica look like kittens.

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the best comeback albums for me (career, critical, and commercial, as well as just a solid return to form)

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the best comeback albums for me (career, critical, and commercial, as well as just a solid return to form)

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Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell (1980)
Judas Priest - Painkiller (1990)/Firepower (2018)
AC/DC - The Razors Edge (1990)
Genesis - We Can't Dance (1991)
Dr. Dre - 2001 (1999)
Santana - Supernatural (1999)
Iron Maiden - Brave New World (2000)
U2 - All That You Can't Leave Behind (2000)
Nas - Stillmatic (2001)
Green Day - American Idiot (2004)
Mariah Carey - The Emancipation of Mimi (2005)
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Arcadium Stadium (2006)
Eminem - Relapse (2009)
D'Angelo - Black Messiah (2014)
Marilyn Manson - The Pale Emperor (2015)
David Bowie - Blackstar (2016)
A Tribe Called Quest - We Got It From Here... Thank You 4 Your Service (2016)
Gorillaz - Humanz (2017)
TOOL - Fear Inoculum (2019)
Kendrick Lamar - Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers (2022)
Beyoncè - Renaissance (2022)
Björk - Fossora (2022)
SZA - SOS (2022)

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It was hip with the kids, yet it also managed to bring back the charm of the 80s records perfectly.

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It was hip with the kids, yet it also managed to bring back the charm of the 80s records perfectly.

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Marilyn Manson's best album in over twelve years. 

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Marilyn Manson's best album in over twelve years. 

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LANDMINE!!!!!! HAS TAKEN MY SIGHT!!!!! TAKEN MY SPEECH!!!!! TAKEN MY HEARING TAKEN MY ARMS!!!!!!! TAKEN MY LEGS!!!!!! TAKEN MY SOUL!!!!!! LEFT ME WITH LIFE IN HEEEEEEEEEELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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LANDMINE!!!!!! HAS TAKEN MY SIGHT!!!!! TAKEN MY SPEECH!!!!! TAKEN MY HEARING TAKEN MY ARMS!!!!!!! TAKEN MY LEGS!!!!!! TAKEN MY SOUL!!!!!! LEFT ME WITH LIFE IN HEEEEEEEEEELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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the house of pain is in an effect, y'all

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the house of pain is in an effect, y'all

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I was wrong about Mudvayne. This shit is amazing.

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I was wrong about Mudvayne. This shit is amazing.

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Same reason. Plus Disneyland, 'cause I'm a human being living on this Earth.

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Same reason. Plus Disneyland, 'cause I'm a human being living on this Earth.

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NIGGA SPITTIN'!!!! But no. Not Monday Night Football. THE GODDAMN SUPER BOWL!!!!!!

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NIGGA SPITTIN'!!!! But no. Not Monday Night Football. THE GODDAMN SUPER BOWL!!!!!!

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In spite of what I said about Phil Collins on the solo artist post from a year ago, the thing is many people think Genesis shifted their direction entirely and went COMPLETELY pop with him as the singer, when even in THOSE albums they gave their groundbreaking artsy, cinematic, holy, enchanted sound and cheesy lyrics and concepts that made them so unique in the first place some nods; that classic progressive rock was still present in Duke and Abacab, and traces of it seemed to be hidden as the era went on. 

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In spite of what I said about Phil Collins on the solo artist post from a year ago, the thing is many people think Genesis shifted their direction entirely and went COMPLETELY pop with him as the singer, when even in THOSE albums they gave their groundbreaking artsy, cinematic, holy, enchanted sound and cheesy lyrics and concepts that made them so unique in the first place some nods; that classic progressive rock was still present in Duke and Abacab, and traces of it seemed to be hidden as the era went on. 

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That's how nobody really knows where the prog era ended and the pop era began. But, hey, considering how it was their first platinum-seller, and "Follow You Follow Me" was their official breakout hit in America after over ten years of being criminally underrated commercial nobodies, ...And Then There Were Three... might as fuckin' well be their first pop album.

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Iowa is so murderous and kickass that after almost 22 years, "Disasterpiece" is still played as the opener in Slipknot concerts.

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Iowa is so murderous and kickass that after almost 22 years, "Disasterpiece" is still played as the opener in Slipknot concerts.

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That 1998 footage of a young Kanye at Jermaine Dupri's birthday party still hits.

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That 1998 footage of a young Kanye at Jermaine Dupri's birthday party still hits.

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Nigga, Slipknot formed in 1994. Shut up.

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This album should've been the biggest meme passed around the Linkin Park community.

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This album should've been the biggest meme passed around the Linkin Park community.

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This panel of Otsutsuki-shin in Boruto. Ikemoto is cultured #TOOL

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This panel of Otsutsuki-shin in Boruto. Ikemoto is cultured #TOOL

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Although this isn't really one of the best Korn albums (It's not the first five), it truly had the most KICKASS out of all the memorable Korn openers ("Blind", "Twist", "It's On!", "Falling Away from Me", "Here to Stay"); one that has become one of the best openers to ever grace a live setlist ever, and is STILL the first song played in concerts TO THIS DAY ("Right Now"), "Y'all Want a Single" is a fuckin' murderer as well, plus the message it brought out I rocked with too, "Everything I've Known" I remember listening to in early 7th grade, when I got into Korn for the first time, and it was solid, and I loved the Nas feature ("Play Me") SO much, just for the mere thought of Nasty muthafuckin' Nas hopping on a Korn LP, I DID MY TIII--("Did My Time") Cap it all off with the best screams Jon has ever let out on a Korn album ever, second to Life is Peachy, and you have, in my opinion, an underrated gem in the discography.

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Although this isn't really one of the best Korn albums (It's not the first five), it truly had the most KICKASS out of all the memorable Korn openers ("Blind", "Twist", "It's On!", "Falling Away from Me", "Here to Stay"); one that has become one of the best openers to ever grace a live setlist ever, and is STILL the first song played in concerts TO THIS DAY ("Right Now"), "Y'all Want a Single" is a fuckin' murderer as well, plus the message it brought out I rocked with too, "Everything I've Known" I remember listening to in early 7th grade, when I got into Korn for the first time, and it was solid, and I loved the Nas feature ("Play Me") SO much, just for the mere thought of Nasty muthafuckin' Nas hopping on a Korn LP, I DID MY TIII--("Did My Time") Cap it all off with the best screams Jon has ever let out on a Korn album ever, second to Life is Peachy, and you have, in my opinion, an underrated gem in the discography.

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This was the comeback of A CENTURY, though! Santana was one of the many bands that RULED the late 60s-early 70s psychedelic rock scene! As well as the first Latin outfit to pop off in my catalog. But I've only been into their first three albums, much like everyone else. As time went on, they didn't really live up to the standard of those records or catch our ears as much as those records did, and they kinda fell into obscurity for a while. But with the most commercially accessible and diverse tracks, especially the most memorable, catchy, nostalgic singles to ever land on a Santana album, this was one hell of a resurgence.

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This was the comeback of A CENTURY, though! Santana was one of the many bands that RULED the late 60s-early 70s psychedelic rock scene! As well as the first Latin outfit to pop off in my catalog. But I've only been into their first three albums, much like everyone else. As time went on, they didn't really live up to the standard of those records or catch our ears as much as those records did, and they kinda fell into obscurity for a while. But with the most commercially accessible and diverse tracks, especially the most memorable, catchy, nostalgic singles to ever land on a Santana album, this was one hell of a resurgence.

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Fuckin' Matchbox Twenty, dawg.

"Stop..making it so easy to make fun of you!" - Nostalgia Critic, Charlie's Angels review

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Promo ads for Face Value spittin' malarkey

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Promo ads for Face Value spittin' malarkey

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"Phil Collins is known to millions as the lead singer and drummer of Genesis." In the US? Eeeeeh......Oh, I'm totally sure they also know what that is, eight years before a new 16-bit Sega console. They're also the first Bible chapter.

"His writing, playing, and performing have won him worldwide acclaim." Worldwide? I mean, in the US, it's debatable.

"iF YOU THOUGHT YOU KNEW THiS MAN...THiNK AGAiN" Mmmm, there still isn't enough Americans who know him at all, so why the hell would they think they know him?

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Alice in Chains is both alt metal and grunge so anyone can put the band in both categories; I honestly find it crazy that they're part of the Big Fo--OOOOOOH (they formed around the same time as Nirvana)

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Alice in Chains is both alt metal and grunge so anyone can put the band in both categories; I honestly find it crazy that they're part of the Big Fo--OOOOOOH (they formed around the same time as Nirvana)

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The "But who made Graduation?"/"He made Graduation!" meme just isn't a real excuse for anybody to praise Kanye again 'cause although Graduation is one of the MANY outings in his discography that mastered the art of the irresistibly catchy nostalgic single ("Stronger", "Can't Tell Me Nothing", "Good Life", "Flashing Lights", and the one and only "Homecoming" with the Coldplay singer hehehe Coldplay man [Chris Martin]), plus a few solid, amazing, and enjoyable deep cuts (oH i WoNdEr. If YoU kNoW. wHaT iT mEa--), you can't outdo "Good Morning", one of the best openers in album history, the iconic Takashi Murakami album cover and promo art is still cherished to this day without people even knowing who he is,....it was sorta just riding on the giant bling wave that was crashing in at that time, and looking back, there were some TEDIOUS-ass tracks; why are we forgetting about "Drunk and Hot Girls"? THAT SONG SUXXXXXX!! I guess we DO need to forget about it. Ya could've chose some BETTER albums; MBDTF! Or 808s for how goddamn game-changing it was for R&B at the time! Yeezus, in spite of it not really being one of my favorites, was game-changing too; experimental and industrial hip hop was poppin' off at the time; i MeAn LoOk At DeAtH gRiPs! Plus rappers with a prominent punk influence are getting hella popular in this decade so far. Life of Pablo, Kids See Ghosts, ANY of those masterpieces; LATE REGISTRATION?! HELLO, NIGGA?! THE MUTHAPHUKKIN' COLLEGE DROPOUT!!!!!!! Graduation isn't even the best Ye record!

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The "But who made Graduation?"/"He made Graduation!" meme just isn't a real excuse for anybody to praise Kanye again 'cause although Graduation is one of the MANY outings in his discography that mastered the art of the irresistibly catchy nostalgic single ("Stronger", "Can't Tell Me Nothing", "Good Life", "Flashing Lights", and the one and only "Homecoming" with the Coldplay singer hehehe Coldplay man [Chris Martin]), plus a few solid, amazing, and enjoyable deep cuts (oH i WoNdEr. If YoU kNoW. wHaT iT mEa--), you can't outdo "Good Morning", one of the best openers in album history, the iconic Takashi Murakami album cover and promo art is still cherished to this day without people even knowing who he is,....it was sorta just riding on the giant bling wave that was crashing in at that time, and looking back, there were some TEDIOUS-ass tracks; why are we forgetting about "Drunk and Hot Girls"? THAT SONG SUXXXXXX!! I guess we DO need to forget about it. Ya could've chose some BETTER albums; MBDTF! Or 808s for how goddamn game-changing it was for R&B at the time! Yeezus, in spite of it not really being one of my favorites, was game-changing too; experimental and industrial hip hop was poppin' off at the time; i MeAn LoOk At DeAtH gRiPs! Plus rappers with a prominent punk influence are getting hella popular in this decade so far. Life of Pablo, Kids See Ghosts, ANY of those masterpieces; LATE REGISTRATION?! HELLO, NIGGA?! THE MUTHAPHUKKIN' COLLEGE DROPOUT!!!!!!! Graduation isn't even the best Ye record!

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No one ever talks about the Spot the Pigeon EP, which just consists of three Wind and Wuthering leftovers. And I can 100% see why. Ya know why? 'Cause I never really cared for it, like everyone else; niggas ain't give a FUCK about this thing. It just boggles my mind how this came out RIGHT AFTER that masterpiece! These three tracks never made the cut for a reason. They really tried so hard to tone their style all the way down to that boring, poorly-produced, stale-ass, horrendousness that was present in the band's first two albums so they can make a football game sound epic ("Match of the Day"). Like, bro what the fuck?! After WIND AND WUTHERING?!!! Dis why they went pop. 

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No one ever talks about the Spot the Pigeon EP, which just consists of three Wind and Wuthering leftovers. And I can 100% see why. Ya know why? 'Cause I never really cared for it, like everyone else; niggas ain't give a FUCK about this thing. It just boggles my mind how this came out RIGHT AFTER that masterpiece! These three tracks never made the cut for a reason. They really tried so hard to tone their style all the way down to that boring, poorly-produced, stale-ass, horrendousness that was present in the band's first two albums so they can make a football game sound epic ("Match of the Day"). Like, bro what the fuck?! After WIND AND WUTHERING?!!! Dis why they went pop. 

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Still the best Disney tie-in. I love Phil so goddamn much.

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Still the best Disney tie-in. I love Phil so goddamn much.

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This song put Genesis on the DAMN MAP in the US.

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This song put Genesis on the DAMN MAP in the US.

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Yes, all of this is true about the Korn debut. Even though the P.O.D. record that came out nine months before Korn's was the official first album to be categorized as nu metal, the Korn debut was the more definitive game-changer, and far beyond that; it was REVOLUTIONARY. And Metal Hammer was right; that was basically a great deal of a lot of the bands that popped off during the subgenre's peak of popularity in the late 90s and early 2000s. Just sorry-ass copycat artists who wanna match the styles of the GOATs so bad, but they know they're gonna end up with something that I'll just see as a funny ass meme.

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Yes, all of this is true about the Korn debut. Even though the P.O.D. record that came out nine months before Korn's was the official first album to be categorized as nu metal, the Korn debut was the more definitive game-changer, and far beyond that; it was REVOLUTIONARY. And Metal Hammer was right; that was basically a great deal of a lot of the bands that popped off during the subgenre's peak of popularity in the late 90s and early 2000s. Just sorry-ass copycat artists who wanna match the styles of the GOATs so bad, but they know they're gonna end up with something that I'll just see as a funny ass meme.

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Nigga, God will beat 'cho ass; God will smack you back! Actually he'll do something MUCH, MUCH WORSE than smack you.

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Nigga, God will beat 'cho ass; God will smack you back! Actually he'll do something MUCH, MUCH WORSE than smack you.

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Phil flipping the double bird during Genesis' Duke tour (1980)

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Phil flipping the double bird during Genesis' Duke tour (1980)

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Rage Against the Machine (THEE rank list)

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Rage Against the Machine (THEE rank list)

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1. Rage Against the Machine (1992)
2. Evil Empire (1996)
3. The Battle of Los Angeles (1999)
4. Renegades (2000)