My Top 5: Albums Of 1994
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Released: August 9, 1994
Genre: Groove Metal, Thrash Metal
My Favourite Track: Davidian
Brief Rumination: In my opinion Burn My Eyes is still the greatest groove metal album of all time, a magnificent reenergising for the genre and a gloriously thuggish shotgun blast to the face for the 'alternative' loving established order who were all to happy to belittle and outright ignore heavy metal throughout the entire decade.

Released: August 30, 1994
Genre: Alternative rock, post-punk, hard rock, punk rock, glam punk
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Brief Rumination: Clearly in terms of lyrical content this is Richie's album, his struggles with depression, alcohol abuse, self-harm and anorexia are as significant as literary and post-punk influences. The masterpiece everyone in the British music press waffles on about, heck even a knuckle dragging metal head like me can see that.

Released: September 1994
Genre: Gothic Metal, Gothic Rock, Psychedelic Rock
My Favourite Track: Whatever That Hurts
Extreme metal so often disregarded as noise was taking the form in intriguing new directions throughout the decade, while accusations of "sell out" were so often used by fans there were a number of bands that were seemingly willing to brave the ire in order to crystallise creative vision. Case in point Tiamat's, 'Wildhoney', expanding far beyond their initial death metal template into Gothic rock and Psychedelic dreamscapes

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