A Beginners guide to the spectrum of heavy music

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	"The greatest rock'n'roll album of all time"

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	"Great music"

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	"Purveyors of excellent thrash metal"

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	"The original stoner album. The greatest riffs of all time"

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	"Good time party rock'n'roll from the greatest showman of his time, and it's got Steve Vai"

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	"The only Death'N'Roll band on the planet, and a great title to boot"

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	"This album's got everything, the best of the new breed"

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	"Great riffs crossed with vocal melodies of the highest order"

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	"Silly costumes and silly make up, but this is a really good album (unlike all their others!)"

The list author says:
	"Quite possibly the greatest album of all time"

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	"The defining moment in thrash metal. Awesome album from start to finish"

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	"The second best thrash album, and not far behind either. Technically amazing."

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	"Great rock'n'roll and heavy metal from the grand daddies of everything loud"

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	"The most over the top album by the most over the top band of all time. Essential listening"

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	"The best concept album around and some awesome songs"

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	"Started a new movement. Copied by many equaled by none. One of the heaviest bands of all time"

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	"The funkiest of all metal bands"

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	"No comment required"

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	"One of thrash metal's greatest update their sound without giving an inch, heavy as hell"

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	"Listen to this if you need cheering up!"

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	"Jump, Panama and Hot for Teacher. What more should I say?"

The list author says:
	"Great riffs, great tunes, awesome groove"