[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Show No Mercy. Then South of Heaven and Hell Awaits.

Mind you, I'd pick all of them ahead of RiB and Seasons In The Abyss.[/QUOTE]

Thanks. Yeah, I wasn't trying to imply that those two were the best, those are just the ones I have already.

Get Decade Of Agression also, live slayer \m/

[quote=ThrashMaster27]Sodom are good. Very solid band....I'm not to keen on their really early material mind you. The 'In The Sign of Evil' EP and 'Obsessed By Cruelty' are pretty dodgy, but good in parts.[/quote]
No way! BLASPHEMAH! BLASPHEMAH!!! That song needs to be mandatory Titans listening. ITSoE owns my testicles, of which I have a very large and manly pair. Ok, disregard that.


Sodom = teh complete xzwnination. See my avatar for further proof.

[QUOTE=LordDargon]No way! BLASPHEMAH! BLASPHEMAH!!! That song needs to be mandatory Titans listening. ITSoE owns my breasticles. If I had any. Ok, disregard that.


Sodom = teh complete xzwnination. See my avatar for further proof.[/QUOTE]

Haha, you have man boobs.

Ninja edit delete your post plxkthxbai

Bastard! I hate the edit button. I'll get you! *waves fist*

NP: Marty Friedman - Jewel (If you want both harmony and speed, this is the song)

Sh[i]i[/i]t, thrash is already dibbed for the FG. :(

Speaking of Sodom, I'm seing them this summer.

Sodom! where are you seeing em?

I wouldn't worry about the FG thing. I would have liked to do it aswell, but it ain't gonna happen. I don't see me doing any other genre aswell.

Milwaukee Metalfest. Sadus will be playing there too! :chug:

Yeah, I won't worry. Who dibbed thrash though? I don't remember anybody doing so. :confused:

I don't think it was anybody in the titans, so we can probably expect a pretty cruddy overview. :lol:

Actually, I think dibbing far in advance is out. I can also yell at FF over soulseek and he will (maybe) let you do it.

Oh, wait, I just read the Tech-Death thread again, and I think I caused some confusion. When I said "it's already been taken", I was just talking about the next FG spot, not the spot for thrash. As far as I know, it is still open.

Neither do I. I just assumed that someone had when you posted that.

[QUOTE=LordDargon]I don't think it was anybody in the titans, so we can probably expect a pretty cruddy overview. :lol:

Actually, I think dibbing far in advance is out. I can also yell at FF over soulseek and he will (maybe) let you do it.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

Try that for me, please. ThrashMaster wanted to do tech-thrash, so I guess I'll do...death/thrash.

Random post, but, the Kreator drummer is bloody good, in my opinion (People of The Lie for example, amazing drumming, hell the whole song is amazing!)

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]Milwaukee Metalfest. Sadus will be playing there too! :chug:
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Thats sounds so good!

I wish stuff like that happened over here in England.

[QUOTE]Random post, but, the Kreator drummer is bloody good, in my opinion (People of The Lie for example, amazing drumming, hell the whole song is amazing!)[/QUOTE]

Yes, Ventor is one of my favorites and has a nifty voice.

[QUOTE=Chu]Random post, but, the Kreator drummer is bloody good, in my opinion (People of The Lie for example, amazing drumming, hell the whole song is amazing!)[/QUOTE]

I think his work on Pleasure to Kill is just horrible. BLEH!

[QUOTE=sensitiveorgan00]I think his work on Pleasure to Kill is just horrible. BLEH![/QUOTE]
[size=7][b]YOU MUST DIE[/b][/size]

:evil:

[QUOTE=sensitiveorgan00]I think his work on Pleasure to Kill is just horrible. BLEH![/QUOTE]

I can see where you're coming from. The drumming kinda turned me off of PtK when I first heard it. Then, I tried listening to the whole album in correct order with no pauses. I think if you focus more and more on the guitar work, the drumming will become tolerable (as it did for me).

Pleasure to Kill still f[i]u[/i]cking owns.



I'll be away for a while everybody. I'll still be able to post here, but not as often as I usually do.

A recommendation before I leave: Helstar - Nosferatu (Speed/thrash)

[QUOTE=sensitiveorgan00]I think his work on Pleasure to Kill is just horrible. BLEH![/QUOTE]
question, is pleasure to kill kreator?, if so what album is it on?

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]I can see where you're coming from. The drumming kinda turned me off of PtK when I first heard it. Then, I tried listening to the whole album in correct order with no pauses. I think if you focus more and more on the guitar work, the drumming will become tolerable (as it did for me).

Pleasure to Kill still f[i]u[/i]cking owns.



I'll be away for a while everybody. I'll still be able to post here, but not as often as I usually do.

A recommendation before I leave: Helstar - Nosferatu (Speed/thrash)[/QUOTE]
Well, Pleasure to Kill [I]is[/I] a good album. However, even though the drums are pretty sloppy, the real negative aspect is how much the snare just stands out. He's just beating the living shi.t out of it. :D

[QUOTE]question, is pleasure to kill kreator?, if so what album is it on?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, Pleasure to Kill is an album by Kreator, released in 1986.

[QUOTE=sensitiveorgan00]I think his work on Pleasure to Kill is just horrible. BLEH![/QUOTE]
I know what you mean.

At first, I didn't like it either. There were too many meatbeats from the snare. You know, "THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK".

But then later I got used to them, and now I don't mind them at all.

He has improved greatly as you can tell when you listen to Enemy of God.

I also have a confession to make:

I honestly think Mille's leads aren't the greatest on PtK, whereas everytime I hear it I think of Kerry King, but actually better than Kerry's solos. However, listening to some of the work Frank and Sami have done, I think Mille has some great rhythm work and some good vocals (PtK vocals are awesome).

Nonetheless, PtK is brutal, extreme and I need to get my *** on finishing the iTunes download because I have enough for the ones I haven't gotten.

ANTHRAX have confirmed a one-off show at the House of Blues in Chicago, Illinois on April 30 with the classic "Among the Living" lineup, featuring singer Joey Belladonna, guitarists Scott Ian and Dan Spitz, drummer Charlie Benante and bassist Frank Bello. This will be the only U.S. show the band will do prior to their European summer festival run. House of Blues Internet presale starts Wednesday, March 9 at 10:00 a.m. and ends Thursday, March 10 at 10:00 p.m. Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Friday, March 11 at 10:00 a.m.

As previously reported, ANTHRAX's "Among the Living" lineup has been confirmed for the following European festivals during May-July:

May 07 – Hellendoorn, NETH @ Dynamo Open Air
Jun. 09-11 – Sölvesborg, SWE @ Sweden Rock
Jun. 11-12 – Bologna, ITA @ Gods of Metal
Jun. 24-26 – Le Mans, FRA @ Fury Fest
Jun. 24-16 – Tolmin, SLO @ Metal Camp
Jul. 1-3 - Löbnitz (near Leipzig), GER @ With Full Force

ANTHRAX's "Among the Living" lineup is said to be planning a series of North American dates this summer, including an appearance at the 10th anniversary edition of Ozzfest. Sharon Osbourne is believed to have promised ANTHRAX a slot at this year's Ozzfest but only on the condition that they perform with the classic lineup that was responsible for some of the band's most successful albums.

[QUOTE=cjborton]What's the next best Slayer album to Reign in Blood and Seasons?


NP: Carcass - Heartwork[/QUOTE]
Divine Intervention is their next best. Very solid record.

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]I can see where you're coming from. The drumming kinda turned me off of PtK when I first heard it. Then, I tried listening to the whole album in correct order with no pauses. I think if you focus more and more on the guitar work, the drumming will become tolerable (as it did for me).

Pleasure to Kill still f[i]u[/i]cking owns.



I'll be away for a while everybody. I'll still be able to post here, but not as often as I usually do.

A recommendation before I leave: Helstar - Nosferatu (Speed/thrash)[/QUOTE]

Thats the thing though - the drumming took me so long to tune out. It really detracts from the album.

In other news, the Megadeth Sydney show is now 18+ so I am tossing up whether to buy a ticket when they go on sale tomorrow. They're about my favourite band, even with the line-up changes. I love the new record. I'm 18 in September.

:O, where did you hear that the sydney show is now 18+? the megadeth site still says all ages. If you are right, then i wont be going :(

and what does SNDCSR stand for?

[QUOTE=a8o]Divine Intervention is their next best. Very solid record.[/QUOTE]
No way, are you on crack? Get everything up to and including RiB, then you're set.

[QUOTE=Efilnikufesin]At first, I didn't like it either. There were too many meatbeats from the snare. You know, "THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK THUNK". [/QUOTE]
That's what's good about it. Thrash should be ceaseless, uncompromising brutality!

[QUOTE=a8o]Thats the thing though - the drumming took me so long to tune out. It really detracts from the album.

In other news, the Megadeth Sydney show is now 18+ so I am tossing up whether to buy a ticket when they go on sale tomorrow. They're about my favourite band, even with the line-up changes. I love the new record. I'm 18 in September.[/QUOTE]
Brisbane is 18+
Melbourne is 18+
Sydney is all ages.

Im confuzzuled now :(