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with previously unseen photos and new liner notes with recollections from Tina Weymouth
The simultaneously aggressive and ecstatic panning miniature Realistic Water sounds like power Laraaji
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Machine Head - The More Things Change... PARANOID LONDON with previously unseen photos andReleased in 1997, The More Things Change is the second studio album by Machine Head. Standing as the crucial bridge between their iconic debut and the band's more melodic, experimental later work, the album combines crushing thrash roots with gothic flourishes, sludgier tempos and hardcore punk influences, further cementing Machine Head's place among metal's most influential heavyweights. Musically, the album moves between brutal tempo shifts and more