A rehash of earlier works by the band, but better than many of the later-era albums.

The mash of death metal and power metal usually works very well, but on occasion the two get in the way of each other. Still, this album works as a great exercise in dark and edgy metal.

Too long and monotonous to stand with the Keepers albums, but still anthemic, surprisingly dark, and catchy throughout.

A beautiful collections of inspiring anthems backed up by fantastic solos and one of the greatest voices in power metal.

A beautiful and perfectly operatic album that brings out the best of a classical band who can perfectly traisition their influences into metal without needing the practice.

The final of the three perfect studio albums by Metallica, this one's the most progressive, quirky and edgy.

A finely tuned and raw debut that knows metal front to back. The real fun of the album, however, is hearing Hetfield's voice before it obtained that signature maturity that's prominent in Master of Puppets.

Not as bad as many people say, Chameleon is a decent collection of hard rock tunes that aren't bad, but are easily missing the Helloween spirit.

One of the edgiest albums in the world that doesn't overdo it. Many of Helloween's best songs are on Walls of Jericho.

It's not as finely tuned as the self-titled debut, but the viking metal aura and presence are strong, and the compositions and edge-factor are overwhelming at times.