Sodom - M-16
| Release date: | 2001 |
| Style: | Teutonic thrash metal |
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01. Among The Weirdcong
02. I Am The War
03. Napalm In The Morning
04. Minejumper
05. Genocide
06. Little Boy
07. M-16
08. Lead Injection
09. Cannon Fodder
10. Marines
11. Surfin' Bird [The Trashmen cover]
12. Witching Metal [Digipak bonus]
13. Devil's Attack [Digipak bonus]
02. I Am The War
03. Napalm In The Morning
04. Minejumper
05. Genocide
06. Little Boy
07. M-16
08. Lead Injection
09. Cannon Fodder
10. Marines
11. Surfin' Bird [The Trashmen cover]
12. Witching Metal [Digipak bonus]
13. Devil's Attack [Digipak bonus]
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Rating:
7.8
7.8
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Rating: 7.8 |
When you watch those classic Vietnam war movies like "Full Metal Jacket" and "Apocalypse Now", have you ever wondered what it would be like if the power of those films was put into a metal album? Well, it seems Tom Angelripper and company did, and here it is - M-16. Looking at Sodom's catalogue the theme for this album really comes as no surprise - a concept album about Vietnam, "Apocalypse Now" quotes and all. The most noticeable feature of this album is the amount of mid-tempo tracks. Its evident that the band made a genuine effort to separate themselves from the cookie-cutter non-stop shred fests that seem to dominate thrash albums. Songs such as "Marines" and "Napalm In The Morning" we see these powerful, driving riffs executed perfectly without being at a tasteless, blistering speed. To ignore some of the more upbeat songs is nearly impossible as well, scattered throughout the album are a handful of tracks that almost have a bouncing rhythm sound while still keeping to a typical thrash blueprint. To finish everything off we have a beefed up cover of The Trashmen's "Surfin' Bird", a song that fits perfectly into the theme of the album while greatly complimenting the bands punk influence that echos into many of their albums. Read more ›› |
Rating:
9.2
9.2
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Rating: 9.2 |
Following the solid and complete return-to-thrash album Code Red, Sodom has attempted to improve with more distinguishable and memorable songs on M-16 and have done so with excellent results. This album is a concept about the Vietnam War which is no surprise for Sodom since the theme of war has been presented in their second full-length album Persecution Mania and every other album since. Read more ›› |
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I can't resist.  Aside from that, this album is freaking sweet. Probably the one I'd put aside with Agent Orange as best Sodom album.
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| Maasai Mara Posts: 159  |
Most consistent thrash band ever. None of their albums earns a 9/10 but the lowest they score is a solid 7. Take the title track out of Agent Orange and this is the best Sodom album ever.
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Contributor Posts: 5365  |
Only songs that really stand out for me are "Napalm In The Morning", "Among The Weirdcong, "M-16", and "Marines", the rest was just ok, apart from the atrocious "Surfin' Bird", that cover is just plain bad. It's not a bad album, but nowhere near as good as Agent Orange, nor as good as Persecution Mania
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