History YMMV / LambOfGod

%%* SignatureSong: "Black Label", "Laid to Rest", "Redneck".

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i34ac3GWP-0 The story]] behind 'The Duke'.

* BlackSheepHit: In a sense, "Overlord" and "The Duke". They are the only two Lamb of God songs to chart on Mainstream Rock, and both are the only two songs in their catalog that feature clean singing.

** Parts of 'As the Palaces Burn' (the documentary dealing with the manslaughter case against Randy) can qualify, especially the moment when John, while discussing Daniel (the fan who died), starts tearing up. He's not sobbing or anything, but the way his voice cracks makes you realise he's not just putting it on for the camera; he's genuinely remorseful about Daniel's death.

* BlackSheepHit: Possibly "Laid to Rest."
** In a sense, "Overlord" and "The Duke". They are the only two Lamb of God songs to chart on Mainstream Rock, and both are the only two songs in their catalog that feature clean singing.

* EarWorm: "Black Label" WILL GET STUCK IN YOUR HEAD.
* EpicRiff: "Laid to Rest", "Redneck", "Omerta", "In Your Words", "Ghost Walking", "Bury Me Under The Sun"... quite a few, as you can tell.
* SignatureSong: "Black Label", "Laid to Rest", "Redneck".

** There's also the case of others who were introduced to the band with "Black Label"'s inclusion in ''[[TonyHawkProSkater Tony Hawk's Underground 2]]'', though in a minor scale than "Laid to Rest".

* HellIsThatNoise: Most of Randy Blythe's vocals can degenerate into this.

** Others instead might know them because of their appearance in SaintsRow2 with "Redneck".

** Or from the song's other video game appearance in ''[[EASportsStreet NFL Street 3]]''.

** More specifically, the ''GuitarHero'' Effect. Many people only know Lamb of God through the appearance of "Laid to Rest" in both Guitar Hero 2 and Guitar Hero: Smash Hits (the original version, as with "Killing in the Name"). You can't really blame the people playing the game for wanting to hear the real thing (which would also appear as downloadable content for the ''RockBand'' games).

** Can also double as some good NightmareFuel.

* GrandTheftAutoEffect: More specifically, the ''GuitarHero'' Effect. Many people only know Lamb of God through the appearance of "Laid to Rest" in both Guitar Hero 2 and Guitar Hero: Smash Hits (the original version, as with "Killing in the Name"). You can't really blame the people playing the game for wanting to hear the real thing (which would also appear as downloadable content for the ''RockBand'' games).
** There's also the case of others who were introduced to the band with "Black Label"'s inclusion in ''[[TonyHawkProSkater Tony Hawk's Underground 2]]'', though in a minor scale than "Laid to Rest".
** As does those who heard "11th Hour" on the soundtrack for ''Film/FreddyVsJason'' soundtrack.
** Others instead might know them because of their appearance in SaintsRow2 with "Redneck".

* TearJerker: "King Me" off of "Resolution", if the dark depressing lyrics, the haunting OneWomanWail in the background or Randy's horrific screams of rage and insanity don't get to you, especially [[LastNoteNightmare at the end]], don't know what will. It's basically their [[Music/{{Pantera}} "Floods"]].

* EarWorm: "Black Label" WILL GET STUCK ON YOUR HEAD.

* TearJerker: "King Me" off of "Resolution", if the dark depressing lyrics, the haunting OneWomanWail in the background or Randy's horrific screams of rage and insanity don't get to you, especially [[LastNoteNightmare at the end]], don't know what will. It's basically their [[Music/{{Pantera}} "Floods"]].

* TearJerker: "King Me" off of "Resolution", if the dark depressing lyrics, the haunting OneWomanWail in the background or Randy's horrific screams of rage and insanity don't get to you, especially [[LastNoteNightmare at the end]], don't know what will. It's basically their [[{{Pantera}} "Floods"]].

* EpicRiff - "Laid to Rest", "Redneck", "Omerta", "In Your Words", "Ghost Walking", "Bury Me Under The Sun"... quite a few, as you can tell.
* GrandTheftAutoEffect -- More specifically, the GuitarHero Effect. Many people only know Lamb of God through the appearance of "Laid to Rest" in both Guitar Hero 2 and Guitar Hero: Smash Hits (the original version, as with "Killing in the Name"). You can't really blame the people playing the game for wanting to hear the real thing (which would also appear as downloadable content for the ''RockBand'' games).

** As does those who heard "11th Hour" on the soundtrack for ''FreddyVsJason'' soundtrack.
* TearJerker - "King Me" off of "Resolution", if the dark depressing lyrics, the haunting OneWomanWail in the background or Randy's horrific screams of rage and insanity don't get to you, especially [[LastNoteNightmare at the end]], don't know what will. It's basically their [[{{Pantera}} "Floods"]].

** As does those who heard "11th Hour"on the soundtrack for ''FreddyVsJason'' soundtrack.

* EpicRiff - "Laid to Rest", "Redneck", "Omerta", "In Your Words"... quite a few, as you can tell.

* TearJerker - "King Me", if the dark depressing lyrics, the haunting OneWomanWail in the background or Randy's horrific screams of rage and insanity don't get to you, especially [[LastNoteNightmare at the end]], don't know what will. It's basically their [[{{Pantera}} "Floods"]].

** There's also the case of others who were introduced to the band with "Black Label"'s inclusion in ''[[TonyHawkProSkater Tony Hawk's Underground 2]]'', though in a minor scale than "Laid to Rest".

* GrandTheftAutoEffect -- More specifically, the GuitarHero Effect. Many people only know Lamb of God through the appearance of "Laid to Rest" in both Guitar Hero 2 (one of the [[SoBadItsHorrible worst covers,]] easily matching the horrible cover of "[[RageAgainstTheMachine Killing in the Name]]") and Guitar Hero: Smash Hits (the original version, as with "Killing in the Name"). You can't really blame the people playing the game for wanting to hear the real thing (which would also appear as downloadable content for the ''RockBand'' games).

* GrandTheftAutoEffect -- More specifically, the GuitarHero Effect. Many people only know Lamb of God through the appearance of "Laid to Rest" in both Guitar Hero 2 (one of the worst covers, easily matching the horrible cover of "[[RageAgainstTheMachine Killing in the Name]]") and Guitar Hero: Smash Hits (the original version, as with "Killing in the Name"). You can't really blame the people playing the game for wanting to hear the real thing (which would also appear as downloadable content for the ''RockBand'' games).