Me too! Like I said, the Sheepdog ruled!

I want to know what Razor is doing now! They had all these plans to release a new CD and a DVD of a show they recorded last year(A show I was at!!!), but I've not heard anything since.

I didn't know they were coming out with another cd. Seeing you know so much about Razor, how do their other singers compare to Stace and what would be a good Razor album other than VR.

[QUOTE=ForiegnPenguin]Which one.[/QUOTE]

All of them :p *doesnt know how many there are*

On a different subject, has anyone else noticed John Connelly sounds like really p[COLOR=White]i[/COLOR]ssed off chipmunk on Handle With Care?

[QUOTE=metal-militia]Razor are great, but i can never find their CD's apart from Violent Restituion and Decibels.[/QUOTE]

I can only find Decibels x.x

Anyone willing to send me some Razor albums via messenger or SlSk?

Please? I'll be you're best friend... :lol:

jk. Seriously, can anyone help me out here too?

[QUOTE=RavenousMetalist87]I can only find Decibels x.x

Anyone willing to send me some Razor albums via messenger or SlSk?

Please? I'll be you're best friend... :lol:

jk. Seriously, can anyone help me out here too?[/QUOTE]


yes, my slsk is PersecutionMania

[QUOTE=ForiegnPenguin]I didn't know they were coming out with another cd. Seeing you know so much about Razor, how do their other singers compare to Stace and what would be a good Razor album other than VR.[/QUOTE]

They've only had one other singer... His name is Bob Reid. He's pretty good too! Not as good as the Sheepdog, but still good... a more rough voice. A great album with him is Shotgun Justice... another great one with Sheepdog is Executioner's Song... Their most well known would be Evil Invaders. The title track to that one was probably the first thrash video.

[QUOTE=metal-militia]yes, my slsk is PersecutionMania[/QUOTE]

0y, ty very much :thumb:

SepticSchizo87 on this end x.x

Don't ask me why I picked that. I was bored and well, I like that song. Oh, plus I was born the same year Schizophrenia, R.I.P., Scream Bloody Gore, Persecution Mania, The Legacy, Among The Living, and countless other thrash debuts that made their way out at that time.

w00t for me

[QUOTE=sensitiveorgan00]I downloaded Sepultura - Schizophrenia, thanks to RCA.
What's everyones favorite SEPULTURA album?
To RCA: DISMEMBER FVCKING SLAYS. There's so much low end goodness. UGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


NP: Sepultura - To The Wall.[/QUOTE]

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.

My soulseek is a8o if anyone wants to see what I've got. It's pretty much the standard fare.

I'm specifically looking for Horde of Torment - Product of a Sick Mind at the moment. Can anybody help me? The only source on soulseek for it has a thousand long queue :P

[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.