TIME really does fly. It has been a decade since Machine Head released this tour de force of an album. Bloodstone and Diamonds landed back then with an almighty thud of a paratropper’s boot and it still retains its vitaity after all these years.Grand and ambitious in its scope, this eight studio album by the San Francisco outfit cemented their already stellar reputation within the genre, bolstered by previous exceptional releases. These included the incendiary debut Burn My Eyes in 1994 and The Blackening in 2007, both widely considered to be heavy metal classics.Good albums generally stand the test of time. Great albums though can be genre defining. Is this album worthy of the latter accola
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