A really good album, with The Pale King and Neptune's Spear being my favorites.

A really solid album. Was really glad to hear Steve Souza again, and he (along with everyone else) killed it.

This is probably the first time I experienced waiting for an album to come out from a band I liked. It was very underwhelming. Very few examples of what I love about A7X are present on this one.

My favorite Megadeth album. So many catchy songs.

An extremely solid album. Tracks range from amazing, to great, to good at the very worst.

It's a good listen all the way through, and it's one that I've listened through a lot. I'll be honest though, most of the songs blur together and I don't have a strong connection between the song titles and the music. A few stand out like Take This Life, Scream, and Dead End, but the rest I'll read the title and I have to play it before I go "oh, it's this one".

An almost perfect album. A great listen all the way through with none of the songs being a skip.

I don't understand the hate people seemingly everyone else has for these remakes. To me every song on here is better than the original versions. More powerful, better production, everything is just better.

One of the albums that got me really into music. A good amount of variety. Some of the the higher vocals sound a bit weak to me, but that's my only complaint. I mostly listened to this back in the early 2010s when I was in high school, but it's still a fun one to revisit.

I'm not afraid to admit that this album helped me get into more extreme metal. It's not Testament's best, but I still think it's pretty solid.