Guns N’ Roses against Rage Against the Machine. 1991 against 1992. One vote each. The result is in at midnight UTC.
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Use Your Illusion I is the third studio album by Guns N' Roses, released on 17 September 1991 through Geffen Records. It arrived on the same day as its companion, Use Your Illusion II, and the two were issued as a pair.
The full story, tracklist and credits →Rage Against the Machine's self-titled debut arrived on Epic on 6 November 1992. It grew out of the band's first demo tape, which had been finished eleven months earlier and already held earlier versions of seven of the album's ten songs.
The full story, tracklist and credits →
Every day at midnight UTC the vault draws two well-known studio albums, close in popularity, era and style, and puts them head to head. Everyone sees the same battle. You get one vote, and the result is shown once you've voted. Voting closes at midnight UTC, when the next battle starts and the result goes into the record books for good.
No album battles twice in the same year, and every finished battle keeps its own page, so the arguments can carry on.
