Scar SymmetryYeah, the first one is old as shit, so...
Nevermore: You know, try as hard as I might, I really can't think of anything bad to say outside of the fact that Jeff Loomis is an insufferable, egomaniacal fucktard. Also, they need to get Kernon back for production; I like being able to, you know, HEAR THE FUCKING BASS.
Megadeth: One of the most inconsistent careers ever, TSHF was a really bad comeback, UA was scarcely better outside of Sleepwalker and maybe a couple others, and MegaDave is a massive douche. Also, what's with the associating with all the nu-metal and core shit?
Protest the Hero: Way too many scenefags for fans, rather iffy live (they do try though, I will give them credit for that), and they associate themselves with way too many shit bands.
Judas Priest: You can't mention them without hearing some irritating fortysomething shout "YEAH FUCKIN' PRIEST!!" when they probably listened to them only because they temporarily adopted a glam aesthetic. Also, Nostradamus was a flop if there ever was one.
Testament: Somewhat spotty career, way too much association with nu-metal and core, and The Gathering is overrated as fuck.
Skeletonwitch: Scenefags have picked them up, plus you dudes really need to quit associating yourself with all the core shit.
Slayer: Kerry King is pretty much the biggest thing holding them back, plus you've got all the associating with nu-metal and core, and the pandering to scenefags.
Warbringer: Seriously, stop associating with all the core faggotry. Playing along with Slipknot made my respect for these guys drop a lot.
Scar Symmetry: Typical scenefag problems, plus the inability to find a good songwriting median. The catchier they try to make it, the mallier it sounds, and the mathier material sounds WAY too much like it was lifted directly from some random Meshuggah song.
Metallica: Hoo fuck... where do I start? As of today, pretty much everything. Yeah, finding things to rip at Metallica for is like shooting fish in a barrel, but they do deserve the hate. Nevertheless, Kill 'Em All and Ride the Lightning will always remain perfectly respectable albums.
Nevermore: You know, try as hard as I might, I really can't think of anything bad to say outside of the fact that Jeff Loomis is an insufferable, egomaniacal fucktard. Also, they need to get Kernon back for production; I like being able to, you know, HEAR THE FUCKING BASS.
Megadeth: One of the most inconsistent careers ever, TSHF was a really bad comeback, UA was scarcely better outside of Sleepwalker and maybe a couple others, and MegaDave is a massive douche. Also, what's with the associating with all the nu-metal and core shit?
Protest the Hero: Way too many scenefags for fans, rather iffy live (they do try though, I will give them credit for that), and they associate themselves with way too many shit bands.
Judas Priest: You can't mention them without hearing some irritating fortysomething shout "YEAH FUCKIN' PRIEST!!" when they probably listened to them only because they temporarily adopted a glam aesthetic. Also, Nostradamus was a flop if there ever was one.
Testament: Somewhat spotty career, way too much association with nu-metal and core, and The Gathering is overrated as fuck.
Skeletonwitch: Scenefags have picked them up, plus you dudes really need to quit associating yourself with all the core shit.
Slayer: Kerry King is pretty much the biggest thing holding them back, plus you've got all the associating with nu-metal and core, and the pandering to scenefags.
Warbringer: Seriously, stop associating with all the core faggotry. Playing along with Slipknot made my respect for these guys drop a lot.
Scar Symmetry: Typical scenefag problems, plus the inability to find a good songwriting median. The catchier they try to make it, the mallier it sounds, and the mathier material sounds WAY too much like it was lifted directly from some random Meshuggah song.
Metallica: Hoo fuck... where do I start? As of today, pretty much everything. Yeah, finding things to rip at Metallica for is like shooting fish in a barrel, but they do deserve the hate. Nevertheless, Kill 'Em All and Ride the Lightning will always remain perfectly respectable albums.
