Troublezone
Road Warrior
Number of posts : 17180
Age : 48
 |  Subject: Re: Flotsam & Jetsam - Cuatro  Thu Jun 21, 2012 2:49 am | |
| - mc666 wrote:
- Troublezone wrote:
- I think the change that most of those bands did in the early 90's was much needed. They had to break up the monotony of just playing fast all the time. Even Slayer eventually joined them when they put out Diabolus in Musica.
Slayer might have even been first with South of Heaven. but yeah, i agree. albums like Sound of White Noise, The Ritual, Distortion, Act III, Something Wicked this Way Comes, Countdown To Extinction, Reborn Dogs, Art of Rebellion, Force of Habit, Metallica, Cuatro, Renewal, I Hear Black, & King of the Kill were very important in continuing the genre, without just copying it. Back then, I didn't really like the slower direction. But now I don't mind at all. Most of those albums are actually good. | |
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007
Metal is my Life
Number of posts : 40887
Age : 56
| | Subject: Re: Flotsam & Jetsam - Cuatro Thu Jun 21, 2012 10:17 am | |
| - Troublezone wrote:
- mc666 wrote:
- Troublezone wrote:
- I think the change that most of those bands did in the early 90's was much needed. They had to break up the monotony of just playing fast all the time. Even Slayer eventually joined them when they put out Diabolus in Musica.
Slayer might have even been first with South of Heaven. but yeah, i agree. albums like Sound of White Noise, The Ritual, Distortion, Act III, Something Wicked this Way Comes, Countdown To Extinction, Reborn Dogs, Art of Rebellion, Force of Habit, Metallica, Cuatro, Renewal, I Hear Black, & King of the Kill were very important in continuing the genre, without just copying it.
Back then, I didn't really like the slower direction. But now I don't mind at all. Most of those albums are actually good. I think those are all extremely good. That direction never bothered me at all. | |
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