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Originally Posted by El Gordo
No it didn't. Skrillex being nominated for a Grammy has absolutely nothing to do with greatness. Jethro Tull winning a Grammy doesn't either. How many people think "Crest of a Knave" is the best metal album released in 1987? (or 1989? What?) Just because some asshole gets up on a soapbox and says "this album is great, the best!" doesn't mean anything... it's just some asshole on a soapbox spewing bullshit.
At any rate, excellent trolling, dude. The point about the Cliff Burton Band was a good one and I almost bit, but I'm getting too old for this shit. Question though, do you ever go to bed? lol
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Yes, it did. Some of you folks on here really are quite dim....
This started with you trying to say I don't listen to Tool for "the right reasons" cause Aenema is my least favorite album. My next comment was "Greatness is a matter of opinion friend. If greatness had a scientific way of being determined do you think Skrillex would be nominated for 5 Grammys? " which somehow you interpreted as me saying the grammys are a good judge of greatness... My point had nothing to do with the grammys, it was just used as an example that what is "good/great" varies from person to person. I could have used many other examples but the grammys just came to mind the fastest cause like you said, they suck at judging music (although there are a handful of folks that are worthy of nomination).
Does that clear things up? Or do I need to further dumb it down?
Also, I wasn't trolling, I can't stand Metallica past And Justice. That's the honest truth. If you like any albums past Justice your listening to Metallica for all the wrong reasons. (see what I did there?)