Probot

Band	Probot
Type	Album (Studio full-length)
Released	February 10, 2004
Genres	Heavy Metal, Stoner Metal, Doom Metal, Groove Metal
Labels	Southern Lord Recordings
Length	52:48
Ranked	#247 for 2004 , #8,526 all-time

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Comments : 4

Total votes : 4
Rating : 76 / 100

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Track listing (Songs)

	title		rating	votes
1.	Centuries of Sin	4:09	75	1
2.	Red War	3:30	-	0
3.	Shake Your Blood	2:59	-	0
4.	Access Babylon	1:24	-	0
5.	Silent Spring	3:28	-	0
6.	Ice Cold Man	5:53	-	0
7.	The Emerald Law	5:33	-	0
8.	Big Sky	4:51	-	0
9.	Dictatosaurus	3:52	-	0
10.	My Tortured Soul	5:00	-	0
11.	Sweet Dreams	12:06	-	0

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Line-up (members)

Dave Grohl : Drums, Bass (Tracks 2, 4-11), Guitars (Tracks 1-3, 5-6, 9-11), Backing Vocals
Guest/session musicians
Mike Sweeney : Additional Guitars on "Dictatosaurus"
Erol Unala : Guitars on "Big Sky"
Kim Thayil : Additional Guitars on "Ice Cold Man", "Sweet Dreams"
Bubba Dupree : Guitars on "Access Babylon"
Jack Black : Vocals, Acoustic Guitar on "Sweet Dreams"
King Diamond : Vocals on "Sweet Dreams"
Eric Wagner : Vocals on "My Tortured Soul"
Snake : Vocals on "Dictatosaurus"
Tom G. Warrior : Vocals on "Big Sky"
Scott "Wino" Weinrich : Vocals, Guitars on "The Emerald Law"
Lee Dorrian : Vocals on "Ice Cold Man"
Kurt Brecht : Vocals on "Silent Spring"
Mike Dean : Vocals on "Access Babylon"
Lemmy : Vocals, Bass on "Shake Your Blood"
Max Cavalera : Vocals on "Red War"
Cronos : Vocals, Bass on "Centuries of Sin"

The last song has a hidden track after it, titled "I Am the Warlock", which features Jack Black.

A video was made for "Shake Your Blood" (filmed in Nov. 2003) with Dave Grohl on drums, Lemmy on lead vocals and bass, and Wino on lead guitar.

Chuck Schuldiner (Death) and Tom Araya (Slayer) were invited to be part in this project, but Chuck passed away before recording while Tom was busy with o ... See More

Probot Comments

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Davilian 80/100

Nov 1, 2018

Although I'm the secret cult leader who praise Grohl as the next harmageddon's savior, Dave's renowned 'hit-and-run' strategy does not seems to be well adapted for metal music. Man, what marvelous featurings bth.