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All reviews by user Date  Helpful Rating 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  Believe?Posted: 5/12/2006A review of Believe by admiral_ramsfan after hearing The Sickness and leaving it in my car cd player for months on end due to every track being awsome and listenable, once i heard of Believe coming out i of course ran out and bought the album to support Disturbed. What i found was a little shocking but very enjoyable..though not quite as hard as the first album. I dont think there was any fat to really cut on The Sickness. That album is just an aggressive kick in the ass. This album does have some hard spots and yes it still is kinda metalish...but it seems to lack the aggressive energy that The Sickness sported in spade. No i dont believe Disturbed SOLD OUT. Do I think maybe they were trying to go for more maturity, yes. Yes they did achieve maturity at a price of energy though. Ive said it before and Ill say it again, 10,000 Fists would have been a MUCH BETTER follow up to The Sickness. If only Fuzz would rejoin Disturbed.....SIGH. I give this album 4 out of 5 stars. A SOLID effort though a departure to what made them Disturbed in the first place. If youve never heard Disturbed before but like Rock-Hard Rock go out and buy this cd you wont be dissapointed. If you have The Sickness and are expecting a replay of The Sickness on Believe then you WILL be dissapointed. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  Down With This SicknessPosted: 4/18/2006A review of The Sickness [Explicit] by admiral_ramsfan This is IT! This is the WHOLE DAMN SHOW right here. If you want Disturbeds best ever album buy this and let it kick your candy azz left and right and up and down. Classify it what it is its Metal and damn good metal at that. David Draimen was intense on this cd and fuzz and Mike and Dan all did more then their parts to combine for a MONSTER SOUND that doesnt ever grow old and die. we are over 5 years departed from when this cd came out and it still sounds fresh and brand new every time i listen....standout songs.....Voices, The Game, Down With The Sickness, Stupify, Fear, Meaning Of Life, Droppin Plates, Conflict. And yet this WHOLE cd will kick your azz if you let it. If you dont already have this cd and are a metalhead then id advise you to RUN not walk but RUN to your local music store and plunk down cash money to buy it NOW!!! Do it now before Ozzfest 06 where Disturbed is headlining the main stage alongside Hatebreed. While your there pick up 10,000 Fists and let the anger wash over you. Dont be a pansy, JUST DO IT NOW! Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 2 users found this helpful Raise your fists!!!Posted: 4/18/2006A review of Ten Thousand Fists by admiral_ramsfan ive been a HUGE Disturbed fan since i first heard Stupify and Down With The Sickness on The Sickness album. ive got to say right now The Sickness was and is Disturbeds BEST album EVER. but damned if 10,000 Fists isnt growing on me the more i listen to it. my favorites off this album are 10,000 Fists, Deify, Decadence, Guarded and Just Stop. im not really a Fan of new bands doing covers of old songs, so i just skip listening to Land of Confusion however other then that this cd is top notch and reminds me more of The Sickness then Believe. though its fairly obvious this band is now lacking Fuzz, one of the founding members. except for the whole religous conversion of Brian hed Welch, it certainly almost compares to Hed leaving Korn. still Disturbed Rocks on and does so with supreme Gusto as this cd gives evidence. certainly Believe had its strong points but id also say Believe really just didnt have the feel of a Disturbed album...especially only following 2 years after The Sickness. this cd is 5 years past The Sickness and certainly would have made a MUCH STRONGER follow up to such an astounding Debut album like The Sickness. if you like Metal and love Disturbed and dont already have this cd then WTF are you still doing sitting there on your lazy azz, get up and get out and buy it. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful When Darkness kicks your ass!Posted: 4/9/2006A review of The End Of Heartache by admiral_ramsfan ahhhhhh the wonderful sounds of Killswitch Engage. Heavy, and hard yet full of meaning and enjoyability not found in Cannibal Corpse LMAO. Cannibal Corpse was old when it was brand new LMAO. Sorry Jason but i think you really need to GROW UP and GROW SOME BALLS. And btw, incase you didnt notices Slipknot is Platinum whereas Cannibal Corpse never was. Anyone that likes Metal of any sort including Nu Metal should pick up this album and listen to it. I can honestly say I enjoy Killswitch Engage more then most of these new bands except for oh say Slipknot or Mudvayne. Just dont get me started on avenged sevenfold or fallout boy. x. stay freakish everyone. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful Stone Sour is intoxicatingPosted: 3/25/2006A review of Stone Sour [Explicit Version] [Explicit] by admiral_ramsfan ok, im not a poptart fan obviously. i HATE OAR and all the other faggy shiznit my friend nic tries to throw my way and then he claims to be a metalhead cuz he likes Ozzy Osbourne. Whatever man. Nic is a good guy though but hes a lil misguided in music but anyways. What we have hear is 2 guys from Slipknot branching off into their own little Hard Rock group called Stone Sour. Stone Sour is also a drink name and the beverage from personal experience is very intoxicating. So is this whole cd. i cannot find a song on the album i hate or dislike even. i love all the tracks. Corey Taylor is genious on legs man. plus he can belt out songs like no other. I love Slipknot and Stone Sour both equally. the only depressing thing is Slipknot is breaking up after this last tour whereas Stone Sour will probably live on. well hopefully they will live on. if Slipknot and Stone Sour could both coexist then life would be perfect. they arent even in the same musical classes but on both fronts Corey Taylor and Jim Root succeed briliantly! Perfection achieved. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 0 users found this helpful Got Staind?Posted: 3/16/2006A review of Dysfunction by admiral_ramsfan Feel angry? Feel down? Feel like hurting someone or something? Pop this disc in your player and ride the tidalwave of emotion. I have yet to hear ANY staind song i hate! Each album always speaks of raw true to life emotion. Aaron Lewis knows how to write killer songs. Staind has grown into a true to life band that is always real with what they say. Dont knock it till you try it. 9 songs of Hard Rock that will leave you thinking WOW. Personal favorites Suffocate, Raw, Mudshovel, Home and A Flat. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1-6 of 6 Per Page |
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