[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]SKIN HER ALIIIIIVE!

Razor is my other favorite thrash band next to Overkill, my favorite album by them is probably Open Hostility. I've got 6 of their albums, so PM me on Soulseek if you want to d/l some of them.[/QUOTE]

What's your slsk name?

Hey kids. ANybody know what the hells going on with the Anthrax website at the moment? there's been a countdown for days.

NP: Nuclear Assault - Critical Mass

[QUOTE=a8o]What's your slsk name?[/QUOTE]

-I-Freezing Moon-I- is my Soulseek name. I also have that Horde of Torment album you're looking for.

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Hey kids. ANybody know what the hells going on with the Anthrax website at the moment? there's been a countdown for days.

NP: Nuclear Assault - Critical Mass[/QUOTE]

Ah they're just building up hype for the reuinion thang, and by god is it working :lol:

NP: Hirax - Hostile Territory

/shameless bump

Haha, Hirax. The lead singer had a cool mini fro. YOUUUUU! YOU WILL GO DOWN, DOWN TO THE DEMON....AND WHEN, WHEN YOU GET THERE!! YOU'LL BE IN HELLLLL!!!

What a speech! :p

NP: Hirax - Demons, Evil Forces

[QUOTE=DisposableHeroes]Ah they're just building up hype for the reuinion thang, and by god is it working :lol:[/QUOTE]

What's more amazing is that they're coming to Australia. That's the only reason I (or anybody) could care about Anthrax nowadays. Joey Belladonna will always > John Bush.

What does SNDCSR stand for a8o?

VIO-LENCE Debut To Be Reissued In June - Mar. 31, 2005
Megaforce Records will reissue VIO-LENCE's classic debut album, "Eternal Nightmare", on CD on June 28, 2005.

Produced by John Cuniberti between February and April 1988 at Music Grinder and Alpha & Omega studios in Los Angeles and San Francisco, respectively, "Eternal Nightmare" sees brutal, speed-thrash riffage collide with a lightning-fast barrage of lyrics. The result: a sonic roller-coaster leaving listeners charged and craving more.

The epic 1988 debut, along with blistering live shows gained VIO-LENCE national tours with TESTAMENT and VOIVOD. One track, "Torture Tactics", was recorded during the sessions but deemed too lyrically controversial for inclusion on the album.

The original, out-of-print version on Mechanic Records is a tough find, especially on CD which fetches sums of up to $100 and occasionally more on eBay. Even scarcer are original Japanese and German versions on Mechanic.

VIO-LENCE's lineup on "Eternal Nightmare" included vocalist Sean Killian, bassist Deen Dell, drummer Perry Strickland, and guitarists Phil Demmel and Robb Flynn (both now in MACHINE HEAD).

bumpety bump

[QUOTE=Vio-lence]What does SNDCSR stand for a8o?[/QUOTE]

Not thrash, something i was loving...about a year ago by Rage, speed metal band.

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]NP: Hirax - Hostile Territory

/shameless bump[/QUOTE]

To make a question, are Hirax any good??

[QUOTE=Vio-lence]VIO-LENCE Debut To Be Reissued In June - Mar. 31, 2005
Megaforce Records will reissue VIO-LENCE's classic debut album, "Eternal Nightmare", on CD on June 28, 2005.

Produced by John Cuniberti between February and April 1988 at Music Grinder and Alpha & Omega studios in Los Angeles and San Francisco, respectively, "Eternal Nightmare" sees brutal, speed-thrash riffage collide with a lightning-fast barrage of lyrics. The result: a sonic roller-coaster leaving listeners charged and craving more.

The epic 1988 debut, along with blistering live shows gained VIO-LENCE national tours with TESTAMENT and VOIVOD. One track, "Torture Tactics", was recorded during the sessions but deemed too lyrically controversial for inclusion on the album.

The original, out-of-print version on Mechanic Records is a tough find, especially on CD which fetches sums of up to $100 and occasionally more on eBay. Even scarcer are original Japanese and German versions on Mechanic.

VIO-LENCE's lineup on "Eternal Nightmare" included vocalist Sean Killian, bassist Deen Dell, drummer Perry Strickland, and guitarists Phil Demmel and Robb Flynn (both now in MACHINE HEAD).[/QUOTE]

Can't wait for this :D

I wonder if the live album and DVD will come out soon after this.

I never got round to trying to pick Eternal Nightmare up off eBay and now I won't have to :p

NP: Nuclear Assault - Nightmares

Man, I don't want to wait that long, but its probably worth it being I've never heard it.
and this just it:
Metal Church-Blessing in Disguise

[QUOTE=Vio-lence]VIO-LENCE Debut To Be Reissued In June - Mar. 31, 2005
Megaforce Records will reissue VIO-LENCE's classic debut album, "Eternal Nightmare", on CD on June 28, 2005.

Produced by John Cuniberti between February and April 1988 at Music Grinder and Alpha & Omega studios in Los Angeles and San Francisco, respectively, "Eternal Nightmare" sees brutal, speed-thrash riffage collide with a lightning-fast barrage of lyrics. The result: a sonic roller-coaster leaving listeners charged and craving more.

The epic 1988 debut, along with blistering live shows gained VIO-LENCE national tours with TESTAMENT and VOIVOD. One track, "Torture Tactics", was recorded during the sessions but deemed too lyrically controversial for inclusion on the album.

The original, out-of-print version on Mechanic Records is a tough find, especially on CD which fetches sums of up to $100 and occasionally more on eBay. Even scarcer are original Japanese and German versions on Mechanic.

VIO-LENCE's lineup on "Eternal Nightmare" included vocalist Sean Killian, bassist Deen Dell, drummer Perry Strickland, and guitarists Phil Demmel and Robb Flynn (both now in MACHINE HEAD).[/QUOTE]

:amaze: :thumb:

Can't wait for that.

Hirax are pretty good, check out Hate, Fear and Power

[QUOTE=metal-militia]Hirax are pretty good, check out Hate, Fear and Power[/QUOTE]

K thanx dude :thumb:

[QUOTE=ForiegnPenguin]Man, I don't want to wait that long, but its probably worth it being I've never heard it.
and this just it:
Metal Church-Blessing in Disguise[/QUOTE]


You've never heard Eternal Nightmare????

No problem Animosity. :thumb:

No never, I only have Oppressing the Masses/Torture Tactics.

You really should hear it as it ****s on those 2.

Why dont you download Eternal Nightmare.

Do you have SoulSeek?

yes, PersecutionMania is the name.

you gotta get Eternal Nightmare penguin, its a classic!

I'm working on it.

do you have soulseek penguin?

I just got it and I'm slightly confused on how it works. My name is Foreign Penguin though.

cool, my name is Kreator

yea, i dont like soulseek. there are alot of assholes on there. bit torrent is great though.

I use Limewire, but everyone says soulseek is so much better.

I just got my Destruction CDs................and I love Release From Angony so much, that I changed again, except I think this one will be permanent, or I'll at least have it as long as I had The Legacy

[QUOTE=FaceInTheSky]I just got my Destruction CDs................and I love Release From Angony so much, that I changed again, except I think this one will be permanent, or I'll at least have it as long as I had The Legacy[/QUOTE]
the antichrist is a good destruction disk.

[QUOTE=FaceInTheSky]I just got my Destruction CDs................and I love Release From Angony so much, that I changed again, except I think this one will be permanent, or I'll at least have it as long as I had The Legacy[/QUOTE]

Another Destruction fan born \m/>_<\m/

Hehe. Good to see you like that CD a lot. I need to get my hands on it somehow, maybe the first EP and LP as well. I found Eternal Devastation and Mad Butcher to have some odd type of guitar tone. It sounded like a thin buzz.

Well, at least to me :upset:

[QUOTE=RavenousMetalist87]Another Destruction fan born \m/>_<\m/

Hehe. Good to see you like that CD a lot. I need to get my hands on it somehow, maybe the first EP and LP as well. I found Eternal Devastation and Mad Butcher to have some odd type of guitar tone. It sounded like a thin buzz.

Well, at least to me :upset:[/QUOTE]
yea man thanks for hooking me up with that. thats one of my favorites now.

:thumb:

[QUOTE=whatduffhuck7]yea man thanks for hooking me up with that. thats one of my favorites now.

:thumb:[/QUOTE]

Anything for my fellow thrashers \m/

I know I don't do half the work many of the others do, but I do try to lend my opinion and stuff about what I feel about some of the bands that the others aren't too keen about.

It's always good to have a second opinion to look at.

Everyone seems to like Destruction a lot, but I am still yet to hear it. :upset:

NP: Coroner - Die By My Hand

[QUOTE=TheChoSenOnes]Everyone seems to like Destruction a lot, but I am still yet to hear it. :upset:[/QUOTE]

As am I :upset:

I have all of Destructions albums now except for All Hell Breaks Loose, is that one any good?
I heard Machinery of Lies off of it, and I thought that was pretty good

[QUOTE=FaceInTheSky]I have all of Destructions albums now except for All Hell Breaks Loose, is that one any good?
I heard Machinery of Lies off of it, and I thought that was pretty good[/QUOTE]

O.O!

Oy, I was thinking of getting that off of iTunes, since it's easier to access for me. If I get my butt around to listening to some more samples and stuff, I shall download it and give you my opinion on it.

I also have heard "The Butcher Strikes Back" which is off that album, because there is a demo version on Metal discarge as a bonus track, and I must say it's awesome

/feels left out due to destruction n00bness