Bolt Thrower Albums RANKED!

I thought the mix sounded pretty real: it was a little thin and probably a little quiet, but like all the instruments. They stood out on their own, this was my number 3 too, yes all the songs are an amazing memory again, the title track again, silent disappearance, I thought it even had a feel like a Sepultura lever - there's a bit of that sludge eNOS. I put this. At number two, I think this is an epic album from the opening and guitar harmony riffs to my favorite part of the entire album, which is the end of Armageddon Bound.

He's being incredible from the solo to the end of Armageddon Bound. Being perfect so we don't forget is a false song. I really like that they put riffs over the chugging guitar rhythms, which added a lot of dynamics and gave them a lot of feel. The title track is a ripper.surprise, try bread and yes, everything about this album. I loved the show, so yeah, this is my number two. I love this house, the energy went up like the Fourth Green Crusade in Prague, like that sounded good, we're still not comfortable where we are. this new sound we're adopting sounded like they were comfortable, confident and just a whole album full of rivers yeah it's amazing from start to finish now during this time when Carl Willis was briefly gone they had Martin Renner and Ace Fakes from name of pestilence, but it only stuck around for a while because apparently he had some trouble with this tear that fell courtesy of an illness.

Yeah, it's okay now because you have a full head of John, but they took a four-year break and during this. When they left the earache and signed to Metal Blade Records, they had some serious issues with royalty, I guess with the earache, which I'm trying to hear in a lot of beds, reading some things, they went so far as to tell people that I wouldn't buy. greatest hits or even the remasters that were coming out of their material like they were pretty furious now Carl Bullets returned he just briefly rejoined the band to record their new album Mercenary now this is the only album to briefly feature Alex Thomas Martin Kern joined the band after Andrew L left, but then left before Mercier was recorded and then rejoined later.

This is my number 8. This is my least favorite down to the mix and overall feel of the album. It just lacks intensity and enthusiasm and is really watered down, like this is probably the most watered down bowl bowler that has ever sounded in my opinion. I know this is my number 7, it's not quite on the bottom, but the mix is ​​super thin paper, not a rock, yeah. and the drums like the timekeepers are the drums are lost, so the correct cymbal, the hi-hat or non-existent, the songs are okay, but in a way they are intentional, the only thing I thought that caught my attention was the powder burns . because it sounded like old hat, like it was too late to waste, it had almost a new metal II feeling mm-hmm, but I mean, overall, I thought some of the songs were too long for what they were going for, which is just a simple rhythm. metal, I guess so, and they just plot it and I just don't know, I don't know what happened there, it just lacked everything, chlorophyll, more like bora phil mercenary, holding tight and dead at the end, this album lacked a lot of passion and aggression which the previous Bolt Four

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had, there are only a few spots on the album, like track zero, and I thought it was cool.

Return to chaos had almost like a jug, then you demolished the Judas Priest vibe other than that nothing else really stood out. For me about this as well as as a man, I can't wait to get to the next album. The late '90s were tough for metal bands. I mean, it really was like a whole new mental thing was starting to take on a little swing alternative. Rito did not do it. I want to play something in the middle, so I'm serious, you know, there wasn't really anyone to separate anything inspired because I don't think they were inspired on this one, it just came out flat, so moving on to 2001, Carl Willits left the band, but they picked up Dave Ingram (formerly of Benediction) and Martin Kern returned to drums and they recorded Honor Valor Pride, which was a little better than Mercenary.

Lisa had the energy again, she was a little close to what they were doing for the win, but she wasn't quite there. Lee I. like Dave Ingram, whose vocal performance here, but I think there's more energy behind Carl Willits, he just barks those hymn verses, he just has more punch, he's got a lot of good songs on a like inside the wire and K. The machines came specifically, the machine is a jamfest king, but it gets really formulaic very quickly, there are points of them that sound very uninspired, so this fellow seven, I don't dislike him as much as I dislike the mercenary, apparently, but still It's not quite there.

I had this is number eight and it's not that I don't like any of these

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. I actually became a big fan of the books upon listening to this discography, but I thought the songs simply lacked imagination, especially since they were longer seongjo and reminiscent. how we were talking earlier about a hook that lasts forever or if that lasts forever the longer songs that used to fill 75% of a single copy kept repeating and repeating and never progressed out of there, there's just value, it was great, but Honestly, I thought it sounded a bit like six feet under, yeah, less melodic, six feet under.

I hate to make that comparison, but it was just kind of meat and potatoes, the same sound in the room that incited Chris Barnes, well, yes, but the honor of him. I'd like to call them both honor courage pride it's my number four album the opening song can break inside the wire and pride has a bit of Lamb of God in it, it feels like sometimes with the way they pull out the riffs or hold on to the touches. that they did it like through a Lamb of God towards me I don't know maybe I was listening too much God limit at that moment great closing track some machines a ripper there are some interesting clues about courage there is a good surprise to start the song in the 7th offense yes honor had a really cool change in the middle but the rest of the song was a bit slow but still a lot of great moments for me and I really enjoyed listening to this. elbow so I put it at number four and well now you've heard the wrong opinion let's get back to this um it's decent I'll admit that but unfortunately like I said it just boiled down to it's not the truth. was memorable and Dave Ingraham left the band to pursue whatever other band he decided from the moment they got Carl Willits back and in 2005 they recorded for those who were once loyal, this will be their last album and man what a salad with a success.

Yeah, I took number four just because I think there are other better albums, but Jesus, I love this house, this is practically all about that grown bear, this is practically for the win, part two mmm-hmm and so many great melodies, so many riffs great. here and the mix on this album is quite spectacular, once again revitalized and rooted chain of death that brings to that Senate a journey that runs through this entire discography and, of course, the title track, because the title songs are heartbreaking, the production again it's practically perfect for this type of album, every song feeds and fame, these are great hooks, this was a suitable setup for both pitchers, this is my number five, yes, again, the mix is ​​a deep-rooted redeeming factor, it was a hit , anti-tank, he is a mayor, this is again, I think it is definitive. progression going out for the win and that's where I think it should have been in the discography too, you know, you know, whatever it is, it's a great album, the only reason it's number five is because it had to come before him and he is a, I mean, it's not bad, it's too long, it's too short and I'll tell you he's my number three, he's a non-stop battering ram, step on the accelerator, it's for victory, part two, which was my number two, so obviously.

It had to be number three on my list. It was an incredibly perfect send-off for the band's last album. I think the tracks are like an electronic tank. The surname Humanity when the cannons fade away only in the heads of the rippers. because they really haven't done something like this in years, yeah, yeah, you felt this album, you can tell it was recorded with a lot of love and that love showed up and showed on my face and I loved this album. I didn't jam this album with you because you would have had your love or my love all over your face, as well as being a selling point for me to listen to these pretty sick gems now that the band went on a long hiatus after this and unfortunately in 2015.

Martin Currents died and he was only 38 years old, and it was sudden and it practically broke the hearts of the band and a year after he died they decided to pretty much hang it up as a complete thing. Now Memoriam con Call continues more or less in that spirit. very much in line with that wonderful era of the bull

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, but that thing is still missing and I know that in 2015 there were rumors that moto was going to meet again, I remember it, but it didn't really happen and last year we had a new memorial album, so I think they're pretty happy with that for now, but this band has a great legacy and Widow just capped off an incredible career with an incredible album and it was a lot of fun to listen to. like I was already very familiar with almost most of this discography, but it was fun to come back, especially because win after win rekindled something before that album, like I felt empowered, like I should go win over the neighbors or something that they probably would have liked them to do.

I have called the police, but it depends on which neighbors. I think that lady across the street would give you a run for your money. If I have it. She wouldn't let you win her over. crying and cracking your hands oh we're natural when we think I'm crying internally now well anyway we'll soon move on to our next discography which was sir jamon's choice John Morbid Angel Morbid Angel and us It's not important to go over them except a album, except for one of them, and man, are you going to hear about that one? Yeah, and after that we'll move on to Mister shreds Peck with Black Sabbath.

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