Re: How well has each album aged?
Posted: Tue July 16, 2013 5:24 pm
I think Ten sounds the most dated by far. Even though it ushered in the grunge era it still clearly has one foot in the GNR/80's metal world. I will say that by toning down the reverb in Ten Redux it sounds a lot fresher.
Musically I don't feel any other album has "aged".
Riot Act sounds pretty dated because of all the political references. That's the problem with being too specific in protest music.
Eddie would have been wise to go the Dylan route instead of the Rage Against the Machine route with his lyrics.
Yield has aged the best hands down. That album could have been released at almost any point in PJ's history and it would sound right. Timeless.
Musically I don't feel any other album has "aged".
Riot Act sounds pretty dated because of all the political references. That's the problem with being too specific in protest music.
Eddie would have been wise to go the Dylan route instead of the Rage Against the Machine route with his lyrics.
Yield has aged the best hands down. That album could have been released at almost any point in PJ's history and it would sound right. Timeless.