What do you guys make of Practise What You Preach?

[Ayeka]

Hi, I'm n00b and my experience of Testament goes about as far as this album and Live At Eindhoven. Just curious as to what the general consensus about this one is. It didn't really grab me much, but I haven't listened to it much. ...Eindhoven was pretty cool

 

[dom]

well, i haven't got that one, but in general everyone normally rates this as one of their best, or most popular album...
i think The Legacy and The Gathering are probably my favourites, the first and the latest!

 

[Ayeka]

I've got a hunch I'll be needing to dig it out to avoid a kicking!

np: Burzum - Det Som En Gang Var

 

[snickers]

its a great album...i remember when i first got it when it was released i was a bit disappointed in that i was expecting more in the lines of the legacy and new order but it grew on me and it remains one of my favorites.

 

[hiddenlegions]

Excellent record. Classic Testament , Classic Skolnick.

 

[Immortality]

I like it. Not one of the best Testament albums, but its solid. Skolnick is great on it. Sins of Omission happens to be one of my favorite Testament songs.

 

[NecromancerAlpha]

i agree its a very solid album, again not the ultimate favorite i feel that Legacy, New Order, and Gathering are better... but some molments on it do make a lasting impression songs like Sins, Confusion, and Nation are must have testament songs

 

[Edgecrusher666]

I like it. Not one of the best Testament albums, but its solid. Skolnick is great on it. Sins of Omission happens to be one of my favorite Testament songs.

Yeah, Sins Of Ommission is a real killer Song with a great Intro ...

 

[Deadly Embrace]

i agree its a very solid album, again not the ultimate favorite i feel that Legacy, New Order, and Gathering are better... but some molments on it do make a lasting impression songs like Sins, Confusion, and Nation are must have testament songs

My thoughts exactly.........................................

 

[Imagikafan]

Excellent disc. Blessed In Contempt, Sins Of Omission, and Nightmare are classic Testament.

-Mark

 

[Dischord]

Don't forget the title track...man I love that album, though I like The New Order better