02:12 - Jaeryd17 PC Master Race. I'll be sticking to my PC as much as I can, but I might eventually have to get a console. If that happens, Xbox1 is now an option, but I'm still probably going to go with PS4, because what M$ tried to do ain't cool
01:10 - Opethian @Jaeryd7, thats a big sigh of relief. They knew that by adding that and also by the fact their console is going to cost gamers 500$ they wouldnt stand a chance against Sony and IMO they still don't.
00:37 - Jaeryd17 Microsoft realizes they made a huge mistake: [link]
01. Metal Health 02. Cum On Feel The Noize [Slade cover] 03. Don't Wanna Let You Go 04. Slick Black Cadillac 05. Love's A Bitch 06. Breathless 07. Run For Cover 08. Battle Axe 09. Let's Get Crazy 10. Thunderbird 11. Danger Zone [bonus] 12. Slick Black Cadillac [live][bonus]
Quiet Riot's Metal Health bears the significant distinction of being the very first heavy metal album to reach the coveted #1 spot on the U.S. Billboard Top 200. This is no small feat, especially given that 1983 also saw the release of Iron Maiden's Piece Of Mind, Dio's Holy Diver, Metallica's Kill 'Em All, Accept's Balls To The Wall, and so many other classic albums that have held up infinitely better over the years; it is a rather puzzling circumstance. Certainly any of the aforementioned albums are deserving of this honor. Metal Health sounds perfectly average. That is all Quiet Riot ever really was; an everyday, ordinary, run-of-the-mill 1980s glam band with more hair than heaviness.
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