Comments on: Machine Head – The Blackening http://www.soundcult.com/metal/machine-head-the-blackening/ Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:08:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: fiend http://www.soundcult.com/metal/machine-head-the-blackening/comment-page-1/#comment-15356 fiend Thu, 25 Mar 2010 23:01:01 +0000 http://www.soundcult.com/metal/machine-head-the-blackening/#comment-15356 i hear groundbreaking music every single day and swearing wont make your point more valid... txxx i still stick to what i said, its a better album, but its not a awesome one ^_^ i heard that shit all before (in between listening to groundbreaking stuff hehehe) i hear groundbreaking music every single day and swearing wont make your point more valid… txxx i still stick to what i said, its a better album, but its not a awesome one ^_^ i heard that shit all before (in between listening to groundbreaking stuff hehehe)

]]> By: Aitheras http://www.soundcult.com/metal/machine-head-the-blackening/comment-page-1/#comment-15272 Aitheras Mon, 15 Mar 2010 06:05:49 +0000 http://www.soundcult.com/metal/machine-head-the-blackening/#comment-15272 I think this reviewer had his head stuck up his ass for most of his listen to The Blackening. Non-stop references to "hardcore" and "metalcore", if you NEED to place them in a scene or movement within rock and metal music then you clearly haven't listened and understood the album. The Blackening, while not doing anything particularly new or "groundbreaking" (Come on, when was the last time you heard a "groundbreaking" sound? Something that changes how we view a certain type of music for the better, the 70's?) is still a fantastic album, and even though i'm loathe to use the word as it's been used so much in reference to this album, The Blackening is a masterpiece I think this reviewer had his head stuck up his ass for most of his listen to The Blackening. Non-stop references to “hardcore” and “metalcore”, if you NEED to place them in a scene or movement within rock and metal music then you clearly haven’t listened and understood the album.

The Blackening, while not doing anything particularly new or “groundbreaking” (Come on, when was the last time you heard a “groundbreaking” sound? Something that changes how we view a certain type of music for the better, the 70′s?) is still a fantastic album, and even though i’m loathe to use the word as it’s been used so much in reference to this album, The Blackening is a masterpiece

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