MABB v6.6.6

or, an album that's better than far beyond driven



do it

amorphis - tales from the thousand lakes

NO WAY is that better than fbd. stormy back me up here

ok its not better but its up there. stormy where you at

come on stormy seriously

its about to get tense up in here

well he was here a minute ago. he probably cant decide whether to listen to fbd or the great southern trendkill

the bleeding

the downward spiral

jar of flies

superunknown

blue album

regulate

purple

welcome to sky valley

burn my eyes

grace

definitely maybe

dummy

sixteen stone

vitalogy







fuuuuuuck i seriously miss the 90's. thats just 94

you know you said downward spiral twice

i did not...drunk.



*edits*

[quote name="herr vagina <!-- s]well he was here a minute ago. he probably cant decide whether to listen to fbd or the great southern trendkill[/quote]



i did get a hearty chuckle out of this, i did. but no, my internet connection has been all stupid tonight.



in seriousness though, there are so many amazing albums that came out in '94 that pantera shouldn't even be within six miles of the discussion. going by the tags for '94 in itunes, tales is a strong contender, as are DMDS, transilvanian hunger, HLTO, downward spiral, frost, mortal throne of nazarene, welcome to sky valley, let love in, and a whole bunch of other ones i am now too lazy to type out



but, my vote goes to in the nightside eclipse

Fbd was my first pantera album

Blasphemy Made Flesh.

[quote name="Anjel"]Blasphemy Made Flesh.[/quote]

the downward spiral

[quote name="only pieces remain"]the downward spiral

jar of flies

superunknown

blue album

regulate

purple

welcome to sky valley

burn my eyes

grace

definitely maybe

dummy

sixteen stone

vitalogy







fuuuuuuck i seriously miss the 90's. thats just 94 [/quote]









whats dummy though

Portishead

I stole that on tape from my cousin!

good on ya!

+

Troublegum

Divine Intervention

when the kite string pops and solstice of oppression plus with ninny and anjel/hugo said

[quote name="Derek Waters"]
[quote name="herr vagina <!-- s]well he was here a minute ago. he probably cant decide whether to listen to fbd or the great southern trendkill[/quote]



i did get a hearty chuckle out of this, i did. but no, my internet connection has been all stupid tonight.



in seriousness though, there are so many amazing albums that came out in '94 that pantera shouldn't even be within six miles of the discussion. going by the tags for '94 in itunes, tales is a strong contender, as are DMDS, transilvanian hunger, HLTO, downward spiral, frost, mortal throne of nazarene, welcome to sky valley, let love in, and a whole bunch of other ones i am now too lazy to type out



but, my vote goes to in the nightside eclipse [/quote]



i dont really think it's fbd i just said that so people would go "HANG ON A MINUTE what about x y and z"



but the correct answer is the none EP. just saying

i don't even know what that is

meshuggah

oh, well that's clearly the wrong answer then. that's some pantera territory shit right there

portishead

well i was still kidding but that doesn't change how very wrong you are. it is a sad thing to see

Illmatic - Nas

Regulate - Warren G

Ready to Die - The Notorious B.I.G.



Classic albums

[quote name="Nick"]portishead [/quote]

Shake that finger at yourself

i'm going to have to go with the aforementioned black metal albums.

IN UTERO

[quote name="Verbal"]IN UTERO[/quote]

You're a few months off, sir.

hey shut up