[QUOTE=ForeignPenguin]What would a good Sadus album be?[/QUOTE]

Illusions (although now it's known as Chemical Exposure).

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]Definately! Go for Bonded By Blood by them to start off with.



Definately not. Those albums (Except for AJFA) were neither highly-polished nor politcally-charged, and definitely featured some great riffs.

Thinking that those albums were whiffed makes me wonder if you've even listened to them.[/QUOTE]
Heh I've listened to them so much. They were my first thrash albums. They do have great riffs and such. They just became boring to me after a while. I was thinking your definition of whiffle thrash was that kind of slower metal, still fairly fast, but not extreme, that bands like Metallica used to play.

what are some good thrash record labels? like i know century media is the base of melodeth, so whats the best thrash record label?

[QUOTE=the thing that should never be]Heh I've listened to them so much. They were my first thrash albums. They do have great riffs and such. They just became boring to me after a while. I was thinking your definition of whiffle thrash was that kind of slower metal, still fairly fast, but not extreme, that bands like Metallica used to play.[/QUOTE]

Ah, I see what you're saying. Sorry if my earlier post seemed harsh.

[QUOTE=whatduffhuck7]what are some good thrash record labels? like i know century media is the base of melodeth, so whats the best thrash record label?[/QUOTE]

There are many great thrash labels, but if I had to pick one I think SPV/Steamhammer has been putting out a few solid records as of late. They're kinda "mainstream" though.

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]There are many great thrash labels, but if I had to pick one I think SPV/Steamhammer has been putting out a few solid records as of late. They're kinda "mainstream" though.[/QUOTE]

Metalblade produces a few good Thrash bands too. But like SPV, they seem to be going mainstream too.

Alright guys, i need some Overkill. Where should i start?

Ahh great decision. Start with either "Years of Decay" or "Horroscope", which are their spotlight albums. Then depending on which you enjoy more (they sound pretty similar in style), either try Overkill's new music, or their beggining stuff. If you liked Horroscope as the better, go for a newer album like "WFO" or "Necroshine", then if you like Years of, go for one of their early solid thrash releases like "Taking Over" or "Feel the Fire" (my avatar)

Thanks, so i take it their stuff is pretty consistent?

Oh yeh, extremely consitent. They wouldn;t have one album in any era that would dissapoint you. Some of them don't meet up to the other albums, but they still have have some excellence in them

Excellent, thanks! You into Death Angel?

Of course I am. Love those guys, you must be too

Met them too, awesome band and guys

I've also met the guys in Death Angel, they signed my Ultra-Violence vinyl. :)

Thats awesome, didn't you also meet Exodus?

[QUOTE=ForiegnPenguin]Thats awesome, didn't you also meet Exodus?[/QUOTE]

I met Gary and Tom. Cool dudes!

[QUOTE=ForiegnPenguin]What would a good Sadus album be?[/QUOTE]

Illusions, but if you find a CD copy of it, please buy me one :)

I have DTP Demo (Death To Poseurs) and its good, so get that.

You met Exodus!? :amaze:

Will do.

[QUOTE=metal-militia]Illusions, but if you find a CD copy of it, please buy me one :)

I have DTP Demo (Death To Poseurs) and its good, so get that.

You met Exodus!? :amaze:[/QUOTE]

I met GARY AND TOM, NOT THE WHOLE BAND. :p

****it, Chemical Exposure/Illusions is 39.99 dollars, what would be next on the list?

Swallowed In Black :thumb:

Keep going, this ones about 40.00.

A Vision of Misery

Perfect, many thank you's.

No problem, always great to help a fellow thrasher out. :)

[QUOTE=ForiegnPenguin]****it, Chemical Exposure/Illusions is 39.99 dollars, what would be next on the list?[/QUOTE]
[url]http://nuclearwinter.bestmusicpages.com/[/url]

Link to Illusions/Chemical Exposure.

[QUOTE=rock not roll]Would Exodus be another band to check into?[/QUOTE]
Yes, Bonded By Blood is essential Thrash listening. Also try the new album Tempo Of The Dam.ned.

[QUOTE=Vio-lence]

Yes, Bonded By Blood is essential Thrash listening. Also try the new album Tempo Of The Dam.ned.[/QUOTE]

Bonded By Blood is great. I think I used to own Tempo of the D[SIZE=2]amned[/SIZE], but I lost it. :(

Finally ordered Eternal Devastation and The Antichrist, I'm assuming they are both great, considering it's Destruction

Eternal Devastation is my fave Destruction release. The Antichrist is a great Modern day Thrash album aswell. No doubt you shall enjoy them both.

NP: Sodom - Nuclear Winter

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Eternal Devastation is my fave Destruction release. The Antichrist is a great Modern day Thrash album aswell. No doubt you shall enjoy them both.

NP: Sodom - Nuclear Winter[/QUOTE]

Nuclear Winter is a sweet song.

I've been meaning to check out Destruction, but I haven't gotten around to it.

Alright, sorry to screw up the conversation goin here, but what is the best Kreator album to start out on? Because I've heard theyr'e really really good.
So if you could help me out, thanks.