Some of the most oddball thrash riffs ever. Stately yet playful but still quintessentially metal in a way that no amount of testosterone can fake.

Decided to listen through all of the 2013 self titled Dream Theater album.


https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...AlbumCover.jpg
https://open.spotify.com/album/2yzeTza4DXX5XpzJYY7CXO

Not really finding it that bad so far, actually. Although I have the feeling that I sort of like it only because it is basically a neutered version of the band's signature sound where all the edges have been filed off. It seems like a very unfortunate reason to get along with an album from a band you usually dislike quite a bit.

happening

Holy **** yes. I thought after five years they were done.

John Coltrane Lush Life (1957) [Full album]
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jk
I'm listening to this

Metal as ****, guys :clap:

^Hey, Rush had their fair share of metal in the 70's:

I was sure I was posting in the general listening thread.

Oh well, let's have a big, heated argument over whether No Doubt is metal or not.

Can't agree there. Rush's hard prog rock ≠ metal.

The only album I own by them is Tragic Kingdom and I'm 90% sure I got it by accident. Weren't they like ska or something?