Helstar - Multiples of Black

This is not so much disliked as it is just forgotten. This is kind of an odd album in Helstar's discography, as it marked their transition from US Power to thrash, but it's not like the modern thrash of their recent albums. The production could be a bit better, but it has a lot of strong classic thrashers like the Anthrax-twinged 'No Second Chance (in the Angry City)', the catchy 'Will I Catch it Again' and 'When We Only Bleed', and the short but sweet 'Reality'.

Voivod - Negatron

I don't understand why this album doesn't get much attention, maybe it's because it was a return to a heavier sound. it's quite the big difference from 'The Outer Limits', as it's much heavier with absolutely crushing songs like 'Insect'.

Slayer - Divine Intervention

Another often forgotten album, that I find to be almost as amazing as the previous three Slayer albums. Has a similar sound to 'Seasons in the Abyss', with a few differences like in the song 'Serenity in Murder' where Araya sings with a bit more melody. 'Fictional Reality' is probably one of my favorite Slayer songs.

Tool - Undertow

Maybe it's because it's not as complex as their later albums, but this one seems to not get much attention. I've always enjoyed it, it's got some really enjoyable songs like 'Sober', 'Prison Sex', and my favorite 'Crawl Away'.

So, what are some forgotten and/or disliked albums that you have always really enjoyed for whatever reason? 

Iron Maiden - No Prayer for the Dying

People hate on Blaze's era, but this is usually rated lower than The X Factor. I think people just don't like that it feels regressive after the proggy albums before it. 

Helloween - Pink Bubbles Go Ape

I actually need to revisit this to see if my opinion has changed at all, but I've never found it half as bad as it's made out to be. I also find it ironic how people still go on and on about how Kiske is the classic Helloween singer yet half of his time in the band is slammed just as part as the other half is praised. 

Judas Priest - Ram it Down

Obviously not a JP classic like Painkiller, but I think this is still a pretty great album with several killer songs.

Nile - Ithyphallic

Before At the Gate of Sethu came out this one was usually ranked as the weakest Nile, but it's always been a favourite of mine. 

I really like Ram it Down as well, and that reminds me, I've always really liked 'Point of Entry' but it's often criticized for being 'commercial hard rock'. 'Desert Plains' is one of my favorite Priest songs. I really like that Nile album too, and I actually love 'At the Gates of Sethu'.