My Favorite Albums

The album that introduced me to "Slipknot", "Killswitch Engage", and "From Autumn To Ashes".

Every song on this album is interesting, good, and unique in it's own way. I never skip any of the songs on this album. It's truly a masterpiece.

"Nero Forte" is my favorite song of all time, but other than that, this album contains many interesting, good songs.

One of the best Metalcore albums of all time.

I've listened to this album the whole way through countless times, each song is so good that I never have to skip a track.

Slipknot's most underrated and overhated album, the only thing that brings it down is "Gehenna" which is they're only bad song, "Vendetta" is also kinda mid and boring/uninteresting, leading me to usually skip it.

This album only has two bad-ish (just kinda mid and skippable) songs on it "No Trivia" and "I'm The Best At Ruining My Life" every single other one of the songs is a 9.5/10 or a 10/10. It's just that good, it's almost equal to their first album.

I absolutely love this album! Howard Jones' vocals on this album hit different.

This album is absolutely amazing. Almost all of the songs hit right, this is truly a masterpiece.

BMFV's Best album, hands down, no argument to be made here. I will add that I don't like any of the tracks after "Room 409" I also don't like Tracks 5 & 6.

This is another great Killswitch Engage album, most of the songs are memorable and replayable. The special edition also includes many songs that I love that weren't in the original edition.

5FDP's Best album, I love many of the songs on here, although I really love the songs that I love on this album, so much of the rest of it feels boring, repetitive, and uninteresting, that's not to say that I don't absolutely love this album, which I obviously love this, all I'm saying is that it's far from perfect.

I really love this album, every song is well written and well preformed, it's interesting and very emotional; which I love.

Slipknot's third album is definitely their most experimental, and most of the styles and techniques they experimented with turned out really well. Over all this album is really well done, and unique.

I really like all the complex lyrical and vocal parts that they incorporated into this album, Howard Jones' vocals are still outstanding, but this is sadly the last album he was featured in.

5FDP's Second album is far from perfect like their first album, yet it still manages to hold up, and be great and interesting. I love a few of the songs on this album a lot, which is probably why it's so high up on this list.

Slipknot's fifth album takes a much more somber tone, that I really like, and many of the songs stick out to me and are very replayable.

Linkin Park's second album is definitely better than their first, each song sounds different, and many of them are captivating in ways that "Hybrid Theory" is not.

5FDP's fourth album takes a much more aggressive tone than their first three albums, and the rereleased version of this album (The one that merges part one, two, bonus tracks, and Purgatory) contains rerecorded versions of many of the songs featuring other artists, a thing that I quite liked about this album.

Slipknot's worst album is still an amazing album, I love a few of the songs on this album.

FATA's third album seems rushed and strange, but in the end, most of the songs have some replayability, and the heavier tracks are absolutely awesome.

The second half of the two-parter is almost as good as the first part. The songs on this album sound sadder and lose some of their aggressive tone, but although this album is very different than it's first half, it's still a great album.

Linkin Park's first album is a great Nu Metal album, and still holds up to this day.

5FDP's sixth album returns to the aggressive tone that their fourth album had, this album contains a truckload of absolute bangers, but runs a little dry a times.

FATA's fourth album sees the band without Benjamin Perri, the lack of his vocals bring this album down somewhat, but many of the better songs manage to hold this album upright.

The best Brutal Death Metal album of all time.

This album holds up well even now, and many of the songs added as bonus tracks are the best on this album, but it still remains a good album.

I liked many of the songs on this album, especially "Trigger", I haven't actually listened to their other albums so I don't know how this one compares. But in my opinion this is a great album.

Metallica's best album. Is there really any more that I need to say.

I really love how different this album sounds, everything about it is so interesting, every song is a 9/10 or higher, there's not really much else I can say about this album.