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One of the heaviest metal music bands to rise to prominence during the nineties, '''Machine Head''''s 1994 debut album, [[Burn My Eyes]] rose to prominence as a pivotal [[Alternative Metal]] album (along side other albums such as [[Rage Against The Machine]]). After a change of drummer, they released the followup album, [[The More Things Change]] in 1996, followed by [[Burning Red]] in 1998, neither of which were as prominant, successful or ground breaking as [[Burn My Eyes]]. |
One of the heaviest metal music bands to rise to prominence during the nineties, '''Machine Head''''s 1994 debut album, [[Burn My Eyes]] rose to prominence as a pivotal [[Alternative Metal]] album (along side other albums such as [[Rage Against The Machine]]). After a change of drummer, they released the followup album, [[The More Things Change]] in 1996, followed by [[Burning Red]] in 1998, neither of which were as prominant, successful or ground breaking as [[Burn My Eyes]]. |
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2003 was somewhat of a revival from Machine Head, First of all releasing the live album [[Hellalive]] and then releasing their new studio album [[Through the Ashes of Empires]], which returned to a style closer to Burn My Eyes, and received significant publicity due to the success of the single [[Imperium]] from that album. |
2003 was somewhat of a revival from Machine Head, First of all releasing the live album [[Hellalive]] and then releasing their new studio album [[Through the Ashes of Empires]], which returned to a style closer to Burn My Eyes, and received significant publicity due to the success of the single [[Imperium (song)|Imperium]] from that album. |
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Revision as of 20:41, 2 August 2004
One of the heaviest metal music bands to rise to prominence during the nineties, Machine Head's 1994 debut album, Burn My Eyes rose to prominence as a pivotal Alternative Metal album (along side other albums such as Rage Against The Machine). After a change of drummer, they released the followup album, The More Things Change in 1996, followed by Burning Red in 1998, neither of which were as prominant, successful or ground breaking as Burn My Eyes.
2003 was somewhat of a revival from Machine Head, First of all releasing the live album Hellalive and then releasing their new studio album Through the Ashes of Empires, which returned to a style closer to Burn My Eyes, and received significant publicity due to the success of the single Imperium from that album.
External link
- Discography and Biography from the All Music Guide