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A star-studded step-up from the rabble-rousers' rough-n-tumble debut. Though it may start with the record's best cut and doesn't *quite* hit the same peak again, the record is still astoundingly heavy for the average metal palette of the period. The production still feels decidedly 'rough', but in a way that actually lends credence to the band's direction unlike their debut
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