I wonder how it will come out...

Hopefully ****ing amazing :D what am i saying hopefully, it will be ****ing amazing.


[url]http://www.bloodstock.uk.com[/url] this line up is looking pretty **** good so far :evil:

I think it will be ****ty like the last 2 slayer albums. And I don't think it will be out until ATLEAST this time next year because kerry king is the laziest idiot on earth.

^^

Hey, atleast he's honest...

[QUOTE=JMetallica]I think it will be ****ty like the last 2 slayer albums. And I don't think it will be out until ATLEAST this time next year because kerry king is the laziest idiot on earth.[/QUOTE]

:lol:


Recent Haul:
Morbid Angel - Gateway To Annihilation [off the market for 3quid cant moan at that]

Drummer Nick Menza has officially rejoined MEGADETH, according to Nick's posting on the MEGADETH web site. "Yes, it's time to rock the globe once again," he writes. "After getting my head on straight and mending things up with the General [Mustaine], I'm very happy and excited to be back! I 'm very grateful to all you droogies who supported my return. Thank you! You won't regret it.

"I am in the process of learning the new material. It totally jams! I am loving jammin' along with it. Can't wait to play it live. It's gonna crush! I don't have any favorite songs yet. I've only had the CD one week. I like them all."

MEGADETH's new album, "The System Has Failed", is scheduled for release on September 14 through Sanctuary Records. The CD was recorded at Phase Four studios in Tempe, Arizona and features mainman Dave Mustaine alongside drummer Vinnie Colaiuta and bassist Jimmy Sloas. Additional lead guitar tracks were laid down by former MEGADETH guitarist Chris Poland.

Hooray! :thumb:

Nick Menza is back? *explodes*

****it, he's back? Argh, I wanted to see Vinnie C. live with Megadeth. :upset:

First,yay Nick Menza is back!Secondly I was at my drummers house for the past 2 days playing guitar and **** with my band so i have't had a chance to follow up on telling everybody how good Van Halen was.So,first off they had an opening band that I couldve missed because they weren't that good.Anyways,an hour later we hear the intro to Eruption the lights come on,wham!eddie and the gang start off with jump.They than played another song i dont remember and poundcake which featured eddie using a power drill to play the intro on his guitar.After a new song or two Micheal did a "bass solo"which basically consisted of him running around and playing random notes on his Jack Daniels bass(possiby the coolest bass ever)Then he pulled a tiny bottle of jack daniels out of the bas and drank it with no hands(another mini bottle was tossed into the crowd later).Then the rest of the band came back for Somebody get me a doctor,but Sammy just walked around because Micheal sang most of it but its such a good song I didnt care.Anyways,Alex played a drum solo(which was really long but incredibly good).(That was basically the first half but some of the order was mixed up.Anyways then they played top of the world which I wasn't really excited by.Then Unchained,possibly one of the best Van Halen songs and they did it really well It was one of the early highlights of the night.Why can't this be love ended up with everyone sitting down,I took this time to talk to the guy behind me who added that I should headbang more during the second half and I agreed with him(my neck is still sore) anyways,then sammy played where eagles dare,good performance etc. I just didnt like the song.Deeper kind of love and seventh seal were ok,but eddie kicked the show back into high gear with a 8minute+ guitar solo,dreams was good,in my opinion one of the best Hagar era songs and it was entertaining.After dreams they started to pull out the big hits,as soon as people started clapping after dreams eddie started up the classic intro to Ain't talkin bout love and the crowd loved every minute(myself included),but the show was gonna get even better.They played right now(another great Hagar era song)with a kickass video to accompany it,they even changed it to say van halen are kicking *** in toronto:).Anyways,they left the stage after right now but we wouldn't let them leave so they came out to do encore number 1 dressed in Maple leafs jerseys(a gimmick but hey,it worked) they reappeared on stage and started into the familiar intro of their cover of the Kinks,you really got me.I don' think anyone didn't clap,scream,or give the \m/(I being a true rocker did all three)during the verse the guy behind us decided to lean over and hang out with us while we all sung along with Sammy.They then pulled out another gm when they played the classic Panama.It was absolutly flawless and more energetic than the studio version.anyways,they then let the stage again but we wanted at least one more song,and thats what we got when they came out and did the Van Hagar classic,when its love.

That was a breakdown of what happened during each song.Throughout the whole thing Eddie was full of energy running around,jumping,etc.There were giant video screens to show what was happening(I had good enough seats I could've been happy without them).My 2 biggest disappointments were that Hot For Teacher didn't make an appearance(i didn't expect it to though since it hasn't been played by Van Halen for like 20 years)and that Eddie only played the frankenstrat for 2 songs.All in all It was an amazing concert by an amazing band with an amazing setlist and I couldn't have been happier(unless my t-shirt had been cheaper)

Wow,that was long.Sorry for double posting/if you have any questions just ask.

Setlist:
1. Jump
2. Runaround
3. Humans Being
4. Up For Breakfast
5. Bass Solo
6. Somebody Get Me A Doctor
7. Poundcake
8. It's About Time
9. Drum Solo
10.Top Of The World
11.Unchained
12.Why Can't This Be Love?
13.Eagles Fly
14. Deeper Kind Of Love
15. The Seventh Seal
16. Best Of Both Worlds
17. Guitar Solo
18. Dreams
19. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love
20. Right Now

Encore:
21. You Really Got Me
22.Panama
23.encore
24.When It's Love

[QUOTE=Griffin_Page]That's cool dude, I was just messing around anyway. Post some music soon, and repost the site on here, since the thread got closed.[/QUOTE]

For sure dude, I figured you were jokin, no harm man. I really can't wait to get some of our songs up there. We've been workin on a mix of covers and originals, so it takes a while. I guess I could describe us best as very similair in sound to Slayer, musically, but vocally it's very diverse, going from Slayer to Metallica to almost Death metal to even grungy vocals. I sing and play bass, and I like to experiment with my vocal capacity basically. I think it sounds cool though and a lot of ppl who listen to Slayer and all them say we're pretty good.

That's cool, I'd love to hear them.. as for my one-man-band, we sound a bit like Slayer/Kreator like vocals mixed with Megadeth/Testament style riffs, with some Sodom and Anthrax influence in there too.. i also put some Opethy-stuff and some black metal influence, mostly Bathory. I can't wait to get a full band together, I want to kick *** on stage.. life sucks.

Megadeth Reissues, Cashing In?
 

The complete track listing for the upcoming MEGADETH reissues, due on July 27 through Capitol Records. A total of seven albums from the group's back catalogue as well as the MD45 record re-sung by MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine have been remixed and remastered and will feature added bonus tracks, artwork and detailed liner notes. The track listing for the reissues is as follows:

"Peace Sells ...But Who's Buying" (1986):

01. Wake Up Dead
02. The Conjuring
03. Peace Sells
04. Devil's Island
05. Good Mourning / Black Friday
06. Bad Omen
07. I Ain't Superstitious
08. My Last Words
09. Wake Up Dead (Randy Burns Mix)
10. The Conjuring (Randy Burns Mix)
11. Peace Sells (Randy Burns Mix)
12. Good Mourning / Black Friday (Randy Burns Mix)

"So Far, So Good, So What" (1988):

01. Into The Lungs Of Hell
02. Set The World Afire
03. Anarchy In The U.K.
04. Mary Jane
05. 502
06. In My Darkest Hour
07. Liar
08. Hook In Mouth
09. Into The Lungs Of Hell (Paul Lani Mix)
10. Set The World Afire (Paul Lani Mix)
11. Mary Jane (Paul Lani Mix)
12. In My Darkest Hour (Paul Lani Mix)

"Rust In Peace" (1990):

01. Holy Wars...The Punishment Due
02. Hangar 18
03. Take No Prisoners
04. Five Magics
05. Poison Was The Cure
06. Lucretia
07. Tornado Of Souls
08. Dawn Patrol
09. Rust In Peace...Polaris
10. My Creation (Previously Unreleased Track)
11. Rust In Peace...Polaris (Demo)
12. Holy Wars...The Punishment Due (Demo)
13. Take No Prisoners (Demo)

"Countdown To Extinction" (1992):

01. Skin O' My Teeth
02. Symphony Of Destruction
03. Architecture Of Aggression
04. Foreclosure Of A Dream
05. Sweating Bullets
06. This Was My Life
07. Countdown To Extinction
08. High Speed Dirt
09. Psychotron
10. Captive Honour
11. Ashes In Your Mouth
12. Crown Of Worms*
13. Countdown To Extinction (Demo)
14. Symphony Of Destruction (Demo)
15. Psychotron (Demo)

"Youthanasia" (1994):

01. Reckoning Day
02. Train Of Consequences
03. Addicted To Chaos
04. A Tout Le Monde
05. Elysian Fields
06. The Killing Road
07. Blood Of Heroes
08. Family Tree
09. Youthanasia
10. I Thought I Knew It All
11. Black Curtains
12. Victory
13. Absolution (Previously Unreleased Track)
14. A Tout Le Monde (Demo)
15. Millennium Of The Blind (Previously Unreleased Track)
16. New World Order (Demo)

"Cryptic Writings" (1997):

01. Trust
02. Almost Honest
03. Use The Man
04. Mastermind
05. The Disintegrators
06. I'll Get Even
07. Sin
08. A Secret Place
09. Have Cool, Will Travel
10. She-wolf
11. Vortex
12. FFF
13. Trust (Spanish version)
14. Evil That's Within (Demo)
15. Vortex (Demo)
16. Bullprick (Demo)

"Risk" (1999):

01. Insomnia
02. Prince Of Darkness
03. Enter The Arena
04. Crush 'Em
05. Breadline
06. The Doctor Is Calling
07. I'll Be There
08. Wanderlust
09. Ecstasy
10. Seven
11. Time: The Beginning
12. Time: The End
13. Insomnia (Jeff Balding Mix)
14. Breadline (Jack Joseph Puig Mix)

No details were available about the MD45 reissue.

I doubt i will be buying anyof them mainly because i have them all but also i just dont want to.

"Pure Brutal Thrash"
 

KREATOR frontman Mille Petrozza has revealed the track listing for the group's as-yet-untitled follow-up to 2001's "Violent Revolution", tentatively due January 2005 through SPV Records.

The CD, which is being recorded and mixed at Backstage Studios in Derbyshire, England with producer Andy Sneap, is being described by Petrozza as "pure brutal thrash! Tons of fast ****, sick solos, aggro riffing... I am really psyched about the new ****. Can't wait to hear what [the fans] think about it..." A specially priced four-song EP will precede the album later this year, featuring previously unreleased live material and non album tracks. Artwork duties will be handled by Austrian artist Jochim Luetke ([url]www.luetke.com[/url]).

KREATOR new album projected track listing (in no particular oder):

01. Enemy of God
02. Impossible Brutality
03. Suicide Terrorist
04. Murder Fantasies
05. Dying Race Apocalypse
06. One Evil Comes - A Milion Follow
07. Dystopia
08. World Anarchy
09. Voices
10. Under A Blackened Sky
11. When Death Takes It's Dominion
12. The Ancient Plague

As previously reported, KREATOR will headline this year's Hole in the Sky festival, a four-day event set to be held August 25-28 at three different venues in Bergen, Norway. Other bands set to appear include DANZIG, ENTOMBED, KATATONIA, VADER and ZYKLON.


:evil: This sounds like it is gona be ****ing amazing!

The best thing about the Megadeth reissues is the fact that the un remastered versions will come down about 50% in price :D

oh yes, Mortification - Scrolls of the Megilloth is an awesome song. Get it now.

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]The best thing about the Megadeth reissues is the fact that the un remastered versions will come down about 50% in price :D[/QUOTE]
I sure hope so,their cds are like $20 and since I don't have a job and I don't have too much money floating around I can't afford that ****.

I've got a new genre word to describe nu-metal, metalcore, and this new crap that just isn't metal. It is "aluminum metal". The diet coke of heavy metal. This can apply to bands ranging from Slipknot to Limp Bizkit to Avenged Sevenfold to Killswitch Engage and on. Basically, all the lame, crappy, talentless and extremely not-heavy stuff called metal will fit into this category. Aluminum Metal.

so all this stuff being hailed the new wave of american heavy metal basically?

[QUOTE=DisposableHeroes]so all this stuff being hailed the new wave of american heavy metal basically?[/QUOTE]

yeah it all sucks we need a new wave of decent heavy thrash metal

dont worry dime, its coming. As soon as i find some people willing to play thrash then i'm all set

you must find me :)

haha, they're the ****ing pop can of metal. I like that one man, nice.

[QUOTE=Kreator]you must find me :)[/QUOTE]

indeed i must :thumb:

[QUOTE=DimebagDarrell]kreator: did u get that thrash vinyl set you saw on ebay?[/QUOTE]
no i forgot it :upset: [url]http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=33294&item=4020290911&rd=1[/url]

[QUOTE=DisposableHeroes]indeed i must :thumb:[/QUOTE]
we can make a intercontinental band :lol:

yeah, then we can play two gigs at the same time in totally different countries

Ohh,I want in to the intercontinental gig,I call Canada.(I know it's not a continent but shutup)

i love how only the titans of thrash are posting

There are quite a few good local thrash like bands in my area right now including us, Black Kreek and especially Betrayer. It's funny, my band compares to Slayer, BK to Metallica and Betrayer sounds like Megadeth, and all are pretty good IMO. I know Ratmevilempire will back me up when it comes to Betrayer kickin ***.