Your favourite album covers

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i dont think amon amarth is bad at all they are a decent melo death band with a excellent vocalist but they are still for metal rather mainstream.

Demon burger however...... >_>

Its just that there are allot better bands that just dont get populair while being allot better than demon burger for example.

 

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Thread needs less whiteyboy metal

This caused a lot of controversy I remember, and it's still a strong political statement;

Also;

[yeah, no]

It gets the point across.
(please remove if 'offensive' or whatever)

 

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Heres some cool (fake) christmas albums. HO HO HO. http://www.somethingawful.com/d/photoshop-phriday/holiday-albums-vol-2.php

 

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Shadrach said:

Thread needs less whiteyboy metal

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Explains why metal is so populair in south america.

 

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I am an elitist, I believe all that melodramatic cheese metal sucks my balls... and is for tone-deaf nubs. "Lets see how fast i can jam through these scales" puhleeeeeeeeeze

Except for Twisted Sister, because they are trying to sound cheesy, and it works.

 

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BuddyLee said:

I am an elitist, I believe all that melodramatic cheese metal sucks my balls... and is for tone-deaf nubs. "Lets see how fast i can jam through these scales" puhleeeeeeeeeze

Except for Twisted Sister, because they are trying to sound cheesy, and it works.

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I agree hammerfall, gamma ray and all suck.

 

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I don't just listen to metal exclusively but they always seem to have the most interesting album covers for sure. I can agree to rag on the painful new metal and cross over half emo/hardcore **** but real metal at least is a lot more interesting musically than that soul less pop and RnB **** that's so popular these days. At least they're putting their own music together and not being engineered souly as a profit machine by a bunch of suits in a board room.

Pink Floyd generally had great covers, my favourite being Atom Heart Mother, just so simple I love it, but they've already been posted.

 

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Probably my favorite Claypool Album. "The Awakening" is particularly awesome.

But my favorite song on the record has to be "Delicate Tendrils" with Henry Rollins.

 

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Reminds me of this:

 

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I picked up 2 new albums today and both have pretty artwork.

No neither are brutal death metal or something. Not all metal is like that you know.

 

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First album I ever bought:

first 12" single I ever bought:

First double album I ever bought:

 

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. . . amon amarth . . .

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Hell yea! Im going to see Amon Amarth this saturday

anyway I really like the album covers for RATM and Evil Empire.

and Wish You Were Here, Pink Floyd

 

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I thought this was about album covers not favorite bands?

Tenhi's V

 

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Porcupine Tree's Signify:

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<3 <3

 

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<3 <3

 

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I looked up Oxymoron in the dictionary and found:

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I absolutely love the Lateralus artwork - with the book with the different layers of the human - I based my Art Coursework on his art, because its amazing. Actually, the art got me into Tool
Rammstein covers are usually pretty good, and Divine Heresy's 'Bleed the Fifth' is an awesome cover.

 

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I'm always surprised how many metal fans there are on nearly every forum. Every music thread seems to follow the same pattern, one or two mainstream people, a few jazz and blues, some indie kids, some more dance music listeners, and then legions of heavy metal fans.

 

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