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Faith No More - Eveything's Ruined. Mike Patton is a great singer and wonderfully different in what he does (Fantomas for example) this song is no exception. The band overall were  unique, but somehow under appreciated. It is a refreshing song to listen to that seems to break away from the conventional sound  of  rock songs.

Pulp - Pink Glove. Speaking of being unique  Pulp fit that to a t. Jarvis Cocker represented the geek like no other. Great arrangments and even better lyrics as Jarvis could sing awkward, sad, and happy in one song. If you need a musical spark Pulp could be the answer.

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7: Electric Funeral

Not Sabbath's heaviest song, but a cringe worthy ride of doom. Muwahaha <---> The wah - wah infused guitar and Ozzy's creepy delivery make for nice musical ride. During the middle of the song when the tempo lifts off it is all perfect. Great song for a wedding.

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Good Ol' Jim
This picture describes what music should be in the most simplest form, awesome.  

Jim Croce - Photographs and Memories 

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Alice in Chains - Nutshell. I never understood how AIC were labeled a GruDgE band. They had a sound that reminded me more of Black Sabbath then say, Pearl Jam? The band also wrote a few slow numbers such as this soul melting, tear flowing song. Rest in Peace, Mr. Stanley.

Aria - Angel Dust. Aria is a Russian metal band who play some fine tunes. The album cover is classic, the sound is tight, and the guy sings like a Dio/Dickinson combo.  The language barrier is a bit of a drag, but good music always prevails. I will be checking out more of their albums. 

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8: Into the Void

This song is heavy, heavy, heavy. The opening guitar riff is truly masterful and the band shines as a whole. It grinds along in a sludgetastic way that leaves you hypnotized. I have to wonder what Tony Iommi and the rest of the band were thinking while recording this unstoppable force of sound.

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9: Megalomania

This album is completely different then previous Sabbath albums, but that is what makes it so awesome. As for this particular song, it is a spaced out jam. Starting off on a mental free fall, and then turning into something that strangely sounds like this.

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10: It's Alright

Wow. How dare I pick a song off Technical Ecstasy. They say this album is a mish- mash of shit, but I generally enjoy some parts of it, and I find it refreshing that Bill Ward tries to be a sentimental kinda rocker. On a side note, Axl Rose ruins the song...Check Here!

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