[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]Persistence of Time - Anthrax owns. I'm very into Anthrax at the moment, they own.[/QUOTE]

****ing A!
IMO, the best Thrash album ever made along with BTR, RIP and MOP

[QUOTE=FaceInTheSky]did every one see Mustaine on Headbangers Ball?[/QUOTE]
:upset: Why can't I get MTV2!!

What was Mustaine like?

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]What was Mustaine like?[/QUOTE]

Very kickass. I'm starting to like Megadeth a lot more than I like Metallica XD

Suprisingly, I'm going to get Rust In Peace with The System Has Failed.

Anyone remember seeing Mustaine on Nevermind The Buzzcocks (UK music comedy quiz show)?

He was the lad on that, headbanging during the 'guess this tune' bit. :D

Best testament album IMO practice what you preach, read my review of it if you want :D

Scream Bloody Gore is great but Leprosy is better

[QUOTE=DimebagDarrell]Best testament album IMO practice what you preach, read my review of it if you want :D
[/QUOTE]

Practice What You Preach has some good songs on it, but I still favor The New Order and Low.

at the end of the day its all down to opinion and mine is they seemed to be at the top of the game on pwyp plus skolnick is one it too :D the legacy is my second fav then TNO

Someone mentioned Whiplash... Their drummer was with Slayer for a bit... where can I get some of their stuff? I searched on K+. And Nuclear Assault, my music teacher played me some of their stuff on friday. Ya my teacher is awesome, big time thrasher!

[QUOTE=Armor O'Malley]Anyone remember seeing Mustaine on Nevermind The Buzzcocks (UK music comedy quiz show)?

He was the lad on that, headbanging during the 'guess this tune' bit. :D[/QUOTE]

I must've missed that one. Any idea how long ago it was on?

[QUOTE=Shady Ultima]Someone mentioned Whiplash... Their drummer was with Slayer for a bit... where can I get some of their stuff? I searched on K+. And Nuclear Assault, my music teacher played me some of their stuff on friday. Ya my teacher is awesome, big time thrasher![/QUOTE]

You can buy any whiplash album, as they have all been re-issued by some lable or another (or didn't go out of print in the first place) or atleast, that was the case a few years back. Pretty good stuff, check out their first three albums for straight up thrash/speed or Sit Stand Kneel Pray and Cult Of One for some Metal Church styled metal.

[QUOTE=Armor O'Malley]Anyone remember seeing Mustaine on Nevermind The Buzzcocks (UK music comedy quiz show)?

He was the lad on that, headbanging during the 'guess this tune' bit. :D[/QUOTE]

I cant remember that one :confused: which is kind of odd because i usedt to watch it alot but i do remember Dani Filth on it :lol: that was funny, he took a few of the jokes but after a while he got pissed off and told he would smack him if he carried on [to mark lamarr]

Haha, Mark Lamarr is a right cocky bastard. He did take a lot of crap on Shooting Stars though.

"He's a 1950's conman" haha.

[QUOTE=RavenousMetalist87]Very kickass. I'm starting to like Megadeth a lot more than I like Metallica XD

Suprisingly, I'm going to get Rust In Peace with The System Has Failed.[/QUOTE]

Excellent.

[QUOTE=Shady Ultima]Someone mentioned Whiplash... Their drummer was with Slayer for a bit... where can I get some of their stuff? I searched on K+. And Nuclear Assault, my music teacher played me some of their stuff on friday. Ya my teacher is awesome, big time thrasher![/QUOTE]

You don't find bands like Whiplash on Kazaa, dude, look on soulseek. I have one song of theirs, it's called Power Thrashing Death, or something, which I can send to you if you like.

Check out Game Over, which I've tried to download for about 2 weeks now, but can't find it. It's great though. Another '86 classic.

P.S what does everyone think of my new avatar? It's that thing from Doom II that shoots stuff at you from its mouth.

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Haha, Mark Lamarr is a right cocky bastard. He did take a lot of crap on Shooting Stars though.

"He's a 1950's conman" haha.[/QUOTE]


:lol: HAHA that show was great :thumb:

George and Margeary Doors what are the scores :D

anyway slightly off topic i was listening to the roots of Annihilator CD last night and theres this song called Brain Dance its absoltly strange and completely wierd and this is an 100% annihillator lyric:

"Ive got a feeling theres a fish on the floor, i had better squish it before it swims out the door" :lol:

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]P.S what does everyone think of my new avatar? It's that thing from Doom II that shoots stuff at you from its mouth.[/QUOTE]

I love Doom 3 its great \m/ im stuck on it and its only on easy :(

[QUOTE=Bartender]I must've missed that one. Any idea how long ago it was on?[/QUOTE]

I think it was in 2000.

SLAYER: 'Still Reigning' DVD Packaging Preview Posted Online

Several photos from the packaging to the upcoming SLAYER DVD, "Still Reigning", have been posted online at the Rock N Roll Experience web site. Check them out at this location.[url]http://www.angelfire.com/rock/e4/slayerblood.html[/url]

As previously reported, "Still Reigning" is scheduled for release on October 26. The disc will feature, for the first time ever, the original SLAYER lineup — Tom Araya (vocals, bass), guitarists Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman, and drummer Dave Lombardo, who permanently rejoined the band in 2003 — performing an entire concert live. The cornerstone of the DVD will be the 1986, 28-minute classic album "Reign In Blood", performed in its entirety. During the final 45-seconds of the song "Raining Blood", "blood rains from the heavens," completely drenching the band, their instruments, and the stage. Hanneman unintentionally avoided the initial bloodbath as he stepped offstage for just a moment to handle a problem with his guitar, and missed the cue; but was deluged as he stepped back onstage.

"Still Reigning" was directed by Dean Karr (IRON MAIDEN's "Rock in Rio", the groundbreaking "Sweet Dreams" for MARILYN MANSON), and was shot on July 11 at the Civic Center in Augusta, ME. Ten cameras, including three hand-held mini-DVs, captured SLAYER throughout the day and evening, filming an abundance of footage and exclusive interviews shot backstage, on the band's tour bus, and live on stage. The DVD will have an approximate 75-minute running time and will retail for $14.98.

[QUOTE=DimebagDarrell] The disc will feature, for the first time ever, the original SLAYER lineup — Tom Araya (vocals, bass), guitarists Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman, and drummer Dave Lombardo, who permanently rejoined the band in 2003 — performing an entire concert live. The cornerstone of the DVD will be the 1986, 28-minute classic album "Reign In Blood", performed in its entirety.[/QUOTE]

:amaze:

This will be bought.

what he said

Must own DVD... Must own DVD...

Manuscript: nice Cacodemon in the avatar. Doom 2 = Greatest game ever \m/

Withput wanting to pis of the entire Slayer-posse, am I the only thrasherhead who thinks Slayer (with the possible exception of the Seasons In The Abyss album) is just a heap of ****ing noise

Yes.

In other news, Steve Zetro Souza got fired from Exodus. :eek: Read what Gary has to say about him. [url]http://www.exodusattack.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=1842[/url]

Holy **** ay. Hahaha, I was wondering if that was really holt posting, it sounds rather brutal, although I wonder if his whining vocals are a true reflection of his manner in real life? If it is, i say good ridance to bad rubbish whinging people must die. Although, it will be interesting to see Souza's side of the story and what the outcome will be when all the dust settles.

Anyway, who would you like to see in exodus?

Holt posted another statement apologizing... so it was most definitely him.

Arise, yes, yes you are the only 'thrasherhead' that thinks Slayer is just a pile of noise, Seasons aside... but then again, thrash is a fairly noisy genre. Chaotic/Messy thrash is the best kind of thrash.

Well, that was humerous. It will be interesting to see Souza's side of the story, though. I thought Holt was very immature and unprofessional in his post, though. I wonder who the new vocalist will be.

holy **** that came as a shock