As the Palaces Burn by Lamb Of God

Pros: "Ruin", "As the Palaces Burn", "11th Hour", and a few others.
Cons: Most of the rest.

Lamb of God impressed most of us very much with their 2004 release, Ashes of the Wake. When I realized the greatness of it, I decided to make a purchase of one of their previous albums. I had a choice between two albums, and oddly enough, ...

Pros: Drums, vocals, lyrics
Cons: Can begin to sound repetitive.

With an opening line that will blow you away if you have the volume too loud, Lamb of God sets the tone for the rest of the album. Of course, starting off with an incredible song left them with nothing to do but make the rest of the album great. This ...

Pros: The first few tracks.
Cons: This album, overall, could be a bit longer.

I first discovered LAMB OF GOD while watching HEADBANGER'S BALL. At first, and for awhile after, I hated them. I couldn't stand listening to them. But soon, I came to like, and now even love, the band. I love their sound and everything about them. ...

Pros: too many to list in just 15 words
Cons: none really

Lamb Of God's "As The Palaces Burn" really picks up where their "New American Gospel" album left off ...

Pros: The Best CD of 2003 (In my Opinion)
Cons: None

Hearing the opening note to the opening song on this CD for the first time was like getting hit in the face with a sledgehammer. For me, I had never before heard anything with the pure intensity of Lamb of God. Lamb of God is a very hardcore American ...

Pros: Absolutely amazing
Cons: Absolutely nothing

...This cd should come with an advisory that says to not operate a vehicle or heavy machinery while ...

Pros: Aggressive Lamb Of God, Great Album
Cons: Poor CD Sound Quality

Im going to keep this short. The whole CD is great, nice Aggressive Lamb Of God. The songs can sound repetitive.. And the songs seem to over lap eachother and the titles of the songs could double for other songs.. For example, I was listning to Devil in God's Country, and the next track came on , which is In Defense of Our Good Name. And some of the lyrics on In Defense of Our Good Name sound like it could be Devil in God's Country. I realized that part of the chorus is IN GODS COUNTRY. Which leads you to believe the song is Devil in God's Country. Not that it matters..

CD Quality - The CD seems to have a very low sound quality compared to Ashes of the Wake. The guitars, drums, and vocals, dont sound nearly as clear and crisp as on Ashes of the Wake. I was disappointed because of the CD mastering..