When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#22 – Nightwish – Oceanborn

“Walking in the Air”

When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#23 – Savatage – Edge of Thorns

“Edge of Thorns”

When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#24 – Morbid Angel – Covenant

“God of Emptiness”

When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#25 – Bruce Dickinson – Tattooed Millionaire

“Tattooed Millionaire”. I didn’t think much of this album; still don’t. Love Bruce’s singing, but this album? meh. Glad he went back to Maiden.

When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#26 – Pantera – Vulgar Display of Power

My first dispute of this list. While CFH broke Pantera onto the scene, this was the album that solidified their place in metal. I think this album, due to it’s place in history, should chart higher (higher than CFH). It established their blusey groove metal sound, with a fist full of power. No song embodied that better, than “Walk”.

When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#27 – Entombed – Clandestine

Full album

Edit: Looks like between when I queued up this post and when it published, the YouTube account with the video I embedded got suspended. So here’s a cut off the album: “Chaos Breed”

When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#28 – At the Gates – Slaughter of the Soul

“Slaughter of the Soul”

When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#29 – Paradise Lost – Gothic

“Gothic”

When Metal-Rules.com posted their Top 30 Metal Albums 1990-2000, I thought it’d make a fun list for Sunday Metal.

#30 – Iron Maiden – Brave New World

“The Wicker Man”

Inspired by the Orange Goblin show in Austin September 2013….

To finish out my run of Orange Goblin tracks, here’s the full set they played at Hellfest 2012. If you haven’t seen them live, this is a good representation of what you’re missing.