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James

 Rep: 664 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

James wrote:

Was eliminated in the last round.

faldor

 Rep: 281 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

faldor wrote:

My top 4 albums of the 90's arguably are still on the list.  GNR and Pearl Jam were my 2 favorite bands back then and I rocked out hard to the Black Album.

Stepvhen

 Rep: 58 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

Stepvhen wrote:

ten is not that great why has it lasted this long?

BLS-Pride

 Rep: 212 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

BLS-Pride wrote:

ten is not that great why has it lasted this long?

Exactly what I am thinking.

NY Giants82

 Rep: 26 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

NY Giants82 wrote:

Tough choice, but I think I'm going with AIC this round, though I reserve the right to change it next round if it survives.

Axlin16

 Rep: 768 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

Axlin16 wrote:

Gave a re-listen to Ten, just to be fair. Amazing album, but now we're getting down to the nitty, gritty.

In comparison to the others, first half of Ten - amazing, definitely better than the first half for UYI I & II & Dirt (not Metallica)... but, Ten tanks after Jeremy. The second half of that album is much lesser to the first, unlike the others which have an even number of fillers & amazing tunes, spread out throught the entire album.

Ten

Axl S

 Rep: 112 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

Axl S wrote:

Don't ask how but I accidently clicked Pearl Jam instead of UYI II. Is there anyway my vote can be counted for the Illusions at the very end?

Neemo

 Rep: 485 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

Neemo wrote:

dirt

Sky Dog

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

Sky Dog wrote:

tallica-wasted vote though.

FlashFlood

 Rep: 55 

Re: Best album of the 90s elimination- Round 16

FlashFlood wrote:

ten.

i'm really surprised and glad to see such a good run for dirt on this forum. its such a dark album that really walks the line between grunge and metal...i don't think there's anything like it. start off with a killer opener with them bones, right into an underrated dam that river, then slow it down a bit rain when i die, then right into the dark shit. damn. gonna go listen.