Yeah, Xentrix are ace aswell....but I'd say Sabbat nips the crown of 'em by a whisker.

i need to hear more sabbat they do sound very very good

Hey, I haven't posted in here in this thread in a long time. Well, anyways has anyone heard the song A Torch to End All Torches by Thrice. Im not a big fan of the band, but anyways you can hear a lot of thrash influence in it. Especially in the intro. It sounds kinda like mop era metallica imo. Nothing amazing but you might in enjoy the riff.

favourite lyrics? Promise Of Agony by Dark Angel is incredible, Gene Hoglan is a genius

[QUOTE=JMetallica]Yeah, it's pretty much 'most popular' thrash ablums list, although none of them are really bad at all, which is surprising, seeing as the list was in a popular magazine.

ThrashMaster.... I've been listening to the first two Sabbat albums lately, and ****, they rooool! Their style just owns it up, and ALL of their songs a packed full of loads of headbanging riffs, probably more than most other albums i have heard. ****, i can't believe i have put off listening to them all this time. Oh well, better late than never i guess, eh?

If somebody hasn't heard Sabbat before, get their first two albums any way you can... You won't be disapointed.[/QUOTE]


theres was a huge article about the history of thrash, it was a pretty good one...i think the list is pretty good i think kea should be in there because its the first thrash album and its ****ing good haha, but they had alot of people talking about thrash

favorite lyrics....probably hook in mouth by megadeth

[QUOTE=FaceInTheSky]put Kreators Extreme Agressions on[/QUOTE]

Not Extreme aggresions,Endless pain or Terrible Certainty.
Is At The gates considerd thrash or death?

there part of the gothenburg sound, which imo is death metal with more thrash influence

[QUOTE=MC5]Not Extreme aggresions,Endless pain or Terrible Certainty.
Is At The gates considerd thrash or death?[/QUOTE]



Honestly I dont care what album, Kreator should just be on the list

Sodom should be on that list too, Persecution Mania was killer.

NP: Sodom - Nuclear Winter

I dont know if you could consider them thrash , but I ve been getting into Blind Guardian

what are some of there good albums

Nightfall In Middle Earth, and A Night At The Opera.

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]Nightfall In Middle Earth, and A Night At The Opera.[/QUOTE]


cool thanks, I know that they are more Power/speed metal, but I trust that everyone in here know what they are talking about

I'm getting my BG cds back in about 30 minutes :D after loaning them out since october last year. :p

Imaginations is their best, i rekon. :D

[QUOTE=FaceInTheSky]cool thanks, I know that they are more Power/speed metal, but I trust that everyone in here know what they are talking about[/QUOTE]

Since you're a thrash nigg., you probably want to listen to Blind Guardian's older albums, such as Tales From teh Twilight Hall. Their older stuff is more speed/power compared to A Night at teh Opera, which is more of a power metal 'opera' thing.

^^

Agreed there.

And speaking of power metal, could someone be so nice as to Bump the Power Metal Thread up? Everytime i do a search, i get one or another database error (which probably effects everyone).

Still on a Sabbat binge. :D

abit of pointless slayer news for you :)
 

SLAYER's Next Studio Album To Land On INTERSCOPE?

Rick Rubin's American Recordings label — home to veteran Los Angeles thrashers SLAYER — is making the move from Island Def Jam to the Interscope side, according to Hits Daily Double.

SLAYER had previously announced that they were putting the recording sessions for their new album on hold while Rubin began negotiating a new deal with Universal Music Group (Island Def Jam's parent company). Rubin has worked with SLAYER since he produced the band's 1986 thrash classic "Reign in Blood", and his status could greatly affect the level of support American gives any new album.

"The minute (Rubin) gets that situated we'll continue the process of finishing the music," SLAYER frontman Tom Araya told The News Tribune last month.

SLAYER's upcoming DVD, "Reign in Blood Live: Still Reigning", is scheduled for release on September 28. The disc will feature a full performance of the "Reign in Blood" album by all original members of the veteran thrash metal outfit. The DVD, recorded on July 11 in Augusta, Maine, will have an approximate 75-minute running time and will retail for $14.98.

[QUOTE=JMetallica]^^

Agreed there.

And speaking of power metal, could someone be so nice as to Bump the Power Metal Thread up? Everytime i do a search, i get one or another database error (which probably effects everyone).

Still on a Sabbat binge. :D[/QUOTE]

You Sabbat whore :p

Sorry to just invade the thread, but I recently got Coroner's Punishment for Decadence and it fu[b][i][/b][/i]cking kills! I cannot stop listening to this album. Long story short, can anyone here recommend me any other technical-thrash bands in the same vein? Thanks in advance.

is the Slayer DVD gonna be available to the UK?

i'm in! Titans of Thrash (kea)

KEEP THRASH ALIVE

[QUOTE=LeperAffinity]Sorry to just invade the thread, but I recently got Coroner's Punishment for Decadence and it fu[b][i][/b][/i]cking kills! I cannot stop listening to this album. Long story short, can anyone here recommend me any other technical-thrash bands in the same vein? Thanks in advance.[/QUOTE]

You might like Kreator's Endless Pain or Pleasure to kill,another good one is At the gates' Slaughter of the soul.

[QUOTE=DimebagDarrell]what about xentrix there a brillaint uk thrash band[/QUOTE]

I didn't realize the UK even had thrash bands.

[QUOTE=LordDargon]I'm in! Titans of Thrash (RIB)

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They have We have arrived and Darkness descends by Dark Angel on Vibrationsofdoom.com,both are fuc,king awesome.

Dark Angel rock

To the guy who was talkin about the thrash in guitar world that was a year ago.More importantly slayer and Priest were ****in awesome.Slayer was good and tom hit the high note on angel of death.anyways hewres the setlist even though the order isn't 100%

disciple
war ensemble
bloodline
mandatory suicide
seasons in the abyss
post mortem
reign in blood
south of heaven
angel of death
there are probably a few songs that i forget but oh well.
Priest was really good too and I'll get the exact setlist soon because one of my friends wrote it down.

they played dead skin mask too.

no Hell Awaits?

not that I can remember,I had to miss a couple minutes of the set so i could go buy stuff but i dont remember.I was more upset that they didnt play chemical warfare.Priest played a really good set though I'll just tell you what I remember. electric eye
metal gods
the ripper
painkiller
beyond the realms of death
you got another thing comin
diamonds and rust
living after midnight
breaking the law
and once again a couple i dont remember.

so Tom still hits the high notes?

From what I've seen/heard, it's a good day if he can.