Underrated metal classics

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	"The latest album, a classic from start to finish."

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	"Under-appreciated band who deliver a flawless record with their second offering."

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	"Bruce's triumphant return to Maiden. Christ we had missed him."

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	"Some may deem it controversial, but this is Pantera's finest hour."

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	"With so many astounding albums to choose from it was never easy to pick one, but this is a phenomenal record that demands your attention."

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	"No Industrial metal has even come close to topping this."

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	"John Bush makes his Anthrax debut and makes everybody say "Joey who?"."

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	"Carcass' finest hour and the benchmark by which all extreme metal should be judged."

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	"Never given as much props as the debut and the recent "Blackening", but this kills from start to finish."

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	"Never quite hitting the level of success as some of there breteren, but this is a storming album."

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	"Fuzzed out, desert born heaviness."

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	"COC go all southern metal and in the process show everybody else how its done."

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	"They may have pandered to record company requests to deliver a more commercial album, but it is no worse for it. Epic and beautiful."

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	"In the rush to proclaim Chaos AD and Roots people often forget what a classic this album was."

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	"Brilliant, you need this album."

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	"Maybe it aint strictly metal, but its heavier than hell and demands respect."

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	"Godflesh's swansong. A wall of noise that left a legacy thats hard to top."

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	"A late nineties Napalm classic."