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DeathCult
Metal is in my blood
Age : 34
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 |  Subject: Re: On Second Thought...  Fri Aug 01, 2008 1:02 am | |
| Celtic Frost- Cold Lake
Took me years to actually pick it up again.
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Stender
Heart of Metal
Age : 18
Joined : 26 Jan 2008
Posts : 1361
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 01, 2008 1:14 am | |
| | scottmitchell74 wrote: | "clears throat"
HED P.E. - Blackout - was taking it to a store to sell and on a whim put it in the car one last time....and was hammered. Somehow it hit me. I love that CD! I don't care much for the genre, but that album floors me.
Allen/Lande - The Battle - didn't hate it, but after 3 listens (my normal attempt...3 strikes and all...) Well, I was gonna trade it off. But I listened to it again...and again....and again. Next thing you know it's one of my favorites ever....a true 10/10. To think I almost canned it! |
I thought I was the only one listening to HED on the forum! I havnt heard Blackout but I like Insomnia, only in Amerika, and Back to base. |
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tohostudios
Metal is in my blood
Age : 48
Joined : 07 Feb 2008
Posts : 3908
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 01, 2008 1:15 am | |
| | scottmitchell74 wrote: | "clears throat"
HED P.E. - Blackout - was taking it to a store to sell and on a whim put it in the car one last time....and was hammered. Somehow it hit me. I love that CD! I don't care much for the genre, but that album floors me.
Allen/Lande - The Battle - didn't hate it, but after 3 listens (my normal attempt...3 strikes and all...) Well, I was gonna trade it off. But I listened to it again...and again....and again. Next thing you know it's one of my favorites ever....a true 10/10. To think I almost canned it! |
You mean I need to give that freakin' Allen/Lande disc another shot?
Forget it. It's for sale. Too much other music to listen to.
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Invader
Metal master
Joined : 23 Jan 2007
Posts : 564
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 01, 2008 10:52 am | |
| Motörhead - Orgasmatron
I didn't like this album when I first got it, the only song I liked was the title track. Few years later I thought I would give it another chance - as one of my friends said it was his favorite Motörhead album - and I liked it. |
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MetalGuy71
Metal is in my blood
Age : 37
Joined : 01 Feb 2007
Posts : 4685
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 01, 2008 1:44 pm | |
| Down - Nola
I got that one years ago as a promo copy, at the time having no idea who was in the band. I listened to it for about a minute, thought it sucked and stuck it in a box of other junk. Fast forward a few years later, when their 2nd cd was coming out. By then I was familiar with Phil from Pantera and Pepper from COC and forgot I even owned Nola. I was moving out of my apartment into my current home when I found the disc. Been a big fan ever since. |
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DenimAndLeather
Moderator
Age : 36
Joined : 10 Jan 2007
Posts : 2536
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 01, 2008 4:32 pm | |
| | Quote: | | Not the subject matter, the music itself. |
Yeah, I know. I'm not sure what's so funny though. There is nothing funny about those tunes.
A lot of non-metal fans laugh at our music. Who cares? 
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kmorg
Administrator
Age : 33
Joined : 02 Jan 2007
Posts : 5076
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 01, 2008 6:10 pm | |
| I second Queensr˙che's - Rage For Order. I'll add Operation: Mindcrime and Empire too.
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Metal Misfit
Heart of Metal
Age : 27
Joined : 24 Jan 2007
Posts : 1061
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 01, 2008 6:49 pm | |
| Here's another:
Bruce Dickinson - Tattooed Millionaire
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Lurideath
Heart of Metal
Age : 36
Joined : 22 Jan 2007
Posts : 1094
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 01, 2008 7:06 pm | |
| Slayer - Divine Intervention
At first I hated it. I kept trying to like it but never could. I gave it a 2 year break and listened again and was surprised that it was actually good. I still hate Seasons in the Abyss though. |
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Nazgul
Heart of Metal
Age : 40
Joined : 26 Feb 2008
Posts : 2268
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Sat Aug 02, 2008 4:36 am | |
| | Grave Digger. At first I could not get used to the vocals but I kept listening and now I think they are awesome. |
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Orion Crystal Ice
Metal graduate
Age : 23
Joined : 27 Jul 2008
Posts : 326
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Sat Aug 02, 2008 4:39 am | |
| The first Grave Digger song I heard was 'Lancelot' off Excalibur. I thought the vocals were crap and the song sounded awkward. This is before I heard 'Rebellion' and became obsessed with it and bought every album. I still don't like 'Lancelot', but they're just one of the most solid bands around, and Chris = rule. I just needed to hear more of the right songs/context to get what they were going for, then I figured it out.   |
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Nazgul
Heart of Metal
Age : 40
Joined : 26 Feb 2008
Posts : 2268
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Sat Aug 02, 2008 5:21 pm | |
| | I find that grower bands tend to be the ones I like the most years later. |
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skullsmasher
Metal graduate
Age : 43
Joined : 01 Jul 2008
Posts : 358
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Sat Aug 02, 2008 9:42 pm | |
| There have a lot of bands like the ones that have been mentioned that I have not really cared for then come back to them later and really end up liking them. There seem to just about as many that I used to really like and find it hard to get into them now.
Rolling Stones and Led Zep were bands that I could not understand how they were considered to be so great when I was younger but as the years have gone by I find I like and appreciate them more and more.
Ratt and Poison were bands I used to really like and now I have a hard time listening to either of these bands, I don't hate 'em I just don't get too jazzed about them any more. |
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krokus
Heart of Metal
Age : 32
Joined : 15 Feb 2007
Posts : 2140
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Sat Aug 02, 2008 10:08 pm | |
| POISON:NATIVE TONGUE. I first hated it for years but i played it a year ago again and liked it more. Still not my fave POISON album.
Y&T:ENDANGERED SPECIES. Didnt like it when it came out, now i do. |
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Fat Freddy
Metal is Forever
Age : 38
Joined : 21 Feb 2007
Posts : 7323
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Sun Aug 03, 2008 12:37 am | |
| Going back and listening to Megadeth's RISK years later, I actually kinda sorta like some of it. In fact (shock, horror!) I think I like it better than its follow up, THE WORLD NEEDS A HERO, which was recently discussed elsewhere on this forum and described as the "return to form" album after the RISK disaster.
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MetalGuy71
Metal is in my blood
Age : 37
Joined : 01 Feb 2007
Posts : 4685
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Sun Aug 03, 2008 4:06 pm | |
| | Fat Freddy wrote: | | Going back and listening to Megadeth's RISK years later, I actually kinda sorta like some of it. In fact (shock, horror!) I think I like it better than its follow up, THE WORLD NEEDS A HERO, which was recently discussed elsewhere on this forum and described as the "return to form" album after the RISK disaster. |
I'm still not crazy about Risk, but I don't hate it anymore either. It's got some ok tunes on it. |
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Fat Freddy
Metal is Forever
Age : 38
Joined : 21 Feb 2007
Posts : 7323
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Tue Aug 05, 2008 2:30 am | |
| | MetalGuy71 wrote: | | Fat Freddy wrote: | | Going back and listening to Megadeth's RISK years later, I actually kinda sorta like some of it. In fact (shock, horror!) I think I like it better than its follow up, THE WORLD NEEDS A HERO, which was recently discussed elsewhere on this forum and described as the "return to form" album after the RISK disaster. |
I'm still not crazy about Risk, but I don't hate it anymore either. It's got some ok tunes on it. |
"Insom-nee-om-nee-om-nee-om-nee..." 
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Metal Misfit
Heart of Metal
Age : 27
Joined : 24 Jan 2007
Posts : 1061
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Tue Aug 05, 2008 3:15 am | |
| Aerosmith - Just Push Play
When it first came out, there were songs I automatically liked, but it had a lot of filler too. I listened to it a few weeks ago and was surprised by how much I enjoyed all of it.
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| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Tue Aug 05, 2008 4:13 am | |
| | Fat Freddy wrote: | | "Insom-nee-om-nee-om-nee-om-nee..." |
Prince of daaaaarkneeeesss!! |
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Orion Crystal Ice
Metal graduate
Age : 23
Joined : 27 Jul 2008
Posts : 326
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Tue Aug 05, 2008 4:18 am | |
| | I've got wanderlust... |
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MetalGuy71
Metal is in my blood
Age : 37
Joined : 01 Feb 2007
Posts : 4685
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Tue Aug 05, 2008 3:23 pm | |
| | Fat Freddy wrote: | | MetalGuy71 wrote: | | Fat Freddy wrote: | | Going back and listening to Megadeth's RISK years later, I actually kinda sorta like some of it. In fact (shock, horror!) I think I like it better than its follow up, THE WORLD NEEDS A HERO, which was recently discussed elsewhere on this forum and described as the "return to form" album after the RISK disaster. |
I'm still not crazy about Risk, but I don't hate it anymore either. It's got some ok tunes on it. |
"Insom-nee-om-nee-om-nee-om-nee..." |
That's almost as bad as the "tic...tic...tic..tic" of Frantic. |
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manny
Heart of Metal
Age : 38
Joined : 05 Aug 2008
Posts : 1797
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 08, 2008 9:50 pm | |
| | Black Sabbath-Technical Ecstacy-used to hate it, I hated "Rock n Roll Doctor", "All Moving Parts Stand Still', I hated the cover the production etc. About a year and a half after buying I thought that this album isn't so bad after all, still far from one of favorite Sabbath albums but I have grown to like the album. |
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Chairman_Smith
Heart of Metal
Age : 21
Joined : 20 Apr 2007
Posts : 1201
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Fri Aug 08, 2008 11:13 pm | |
| Exodus - Shovel Headed Kill Machine
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HellofromtheGutter91
Metal novice
Age : 20
Joined : 08 Aug 2008
Posts : 31
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Sat Aug 09, 2008 5:45 pm | |
| Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill. Just wasn't the same after hearing COF-FBD, like it now, though it's still their 5th best right under RTS
Iced Earth - everything i found them to be extremely boring at first, now their one of my all time favorite bands |
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DallasBlack
Metal is in my blood
Age : 29
Joined : 09 Sep 2007
Posts : 3469
| | Subject: Re: On Second Thought... Wed Aug 20, 2008 12:37 am | |
| | tohostudios wrote: | | scottmitchell74 wrote: | "clears throat"
HED P.E. - Blackout - was taking it to a store to sell and on a whim put it in the car one last time....and was hammered. Somehow it hit me. I love that CD! I don't care much for the genre, but that album floors me.
Allen/Lande - The Battle - didn't hate it, but after 3 listens (my normal attempt...3 strikes and all...) Well, I was gonna trade it off. But I listened to it again...and again....and again. Next thing you know it's one of my favorites ever....a true 10/10. To think I almost canned it! |
You mean I need to give that freakin' Allen/Lande disc another shot?
Forget it. It's for sale. Too much other music to listen to. |
Loved The Battle from the first spin. One of my favorite CDs ever by the fifth time I heard it. Toho, you are a little more anal about music than the rest of us methinks, nothing wrong with that BTW. The Revenge was the one I had a hard time getting into, mainly because the music was a little more layered than it was in The Battle, but now I love both (Battle still more than Revenge.
Dream Theater-Systematic Chaos: Being the huge Dream Theater fan, I was ready for another stellar release like Images & Words, Awake, and Scenes From A Memory instead I got another O.K. release like Falling Into Infinity, Six Degrees, Train Of Thought, and Octivarium (secretly I think I was just burnt out on DT). Now I like the album (not love, but like) and consider it somewhat better than Six Degrees and Octivarium.
Fates Warning-Awaken The Guardian: I was used to later FW by that time and wasn't prepared for what I heard. Now I have it again and really like it.
Arena-Contagion: Certain songs stood out more than the rest and I only listened to them. Later I listened to the whole thing and now love it. Definatly one of the best pro rock albums ever and I can't wait to find more from them.
Galactic Cowboys-s/t: Liked the first two songs but wasn't too impressed with the rest. Now I like the whole thing.
Bon Jovi-Keep The Faith: Loved the radio hits but couldn't get into the rest (or I didn't try very hard to) but now I love the whole album especially Dry County (one of the best songs ever written IMO.
Sonata Arctica-Unia: Not what I was used to with SA but it turned out to be one of the few CDs that needed to grow on me.
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