"Unbelievable digital musicianship pushed both to extremes of heaviness and gentle vulnerability. Genius sublmininal production techniques make this totally essential."
"An essential indoctrination to one of historys most significant rock bands. A masterclass in minimalist production, inventive recording and raw musical ability."
"Beautiful, emotional and thoughtful, these highly underated lads from Canada gave us this mix of Doors style vocals and Jimmy Page guitar with a modern production."
"In 1996 Korn appeared with this stunning debut. Sixty seconds into the first track you already knew that rock music had just changed forever. Funky, streetwise and emotional."
"Catching Metallica at their pinnacle in my opinion this album has everything. Immense tight production, fabulous musicianship and a forward thinking attitude to the genre."
"Ultra slick in all ways, when this record came out it represented the highest point to date in the evolution of drum and bass. In/out is a work of utter, utter simplistic genius."
"Rock music played with samplers, forcing heavy and groovy together. Manages to be psychadelic whilst bludgeoning you with the biggest drum breaks of all time."
"Back in 1993 nothing was as philosophical yet aggressive, obvious yet complex and cool yet sensible as Tool. Their latter works are more meandering, this one hits you right on the chin."
"Pantera's staccatto riffing, aggressive yet technically proficient vocals and streetwise attitude paved the way for metal and cross-over bands of the 1990's."
"Marking the BB's second coming this album was ahead of it's time. Some of the funk/rock instrumentals sound more relevant now. The production is horrendous but the material is their strongest ever."
"Though containing equal measures of metal and old skool hip-hop influences, L and B has an undeniable streak of pop running through it thanks to the immensely flexible larynx of Mark McGrath."
"Wacko's voice is immense, almost doubling up as a percussive instrument at times. The production is about 15 years ahead of it's time and the use of trans-genre instrumentation is inspired."
"The song Meantime contains one of the best riffs of all time using only one chord! The main riff of Ironhead shifts and goes backwards halfway through the solo! Post-hardcore with with jazz skills."
