Probot, Probot

It has been over three years since I bought that record. What a fantastic idea from Dave Growl to work with all those metal gods on that excellent piece of recording. You can hear Cronos, Lemmy, Max Cavalera, King Diamond and all songs reflect theid individual style. Genius! My favourite from that CD is 'Ice cold man' I believe this record would make fantasctic gift for christmas.

This Probot album is a good fresh start from Dave Grohl's rubbish band the Foo Fighters. It has the kings of underground metal and in my opinion it surpasses my expectations.

The album is appropriately begun by black metal frontman Cronos of Venom and from the beginning you can tell that this album is the making of something great. His vocals on Centuries of Sin are excellent but are lost in the majestic and unique King Diamond, whose performance is suberb on Sweet Dreams(not the Eurithmics tune).

The album is solid from start to finish, especially Silent Spring and Access Babylon, and all I have to say is that Dave Grohl has finally created a good album.