/will look into both albums suggest by Animosity

Well guys, I'll see you all after 6 days. I'm off to watch some TV and then sleep before I go on the road for 6 hours tommorrow.

:wave:

[QUOTE=RavenousMetalist87]/will look into both albums suggest by Animosity

Well guys, I'll see you all after 6 days. I'm off to watch some TV and then sleep before I go on the road for 6 hours tommorrow.

:wave:[/QUOTE]

:wave: Later dude.

Just pre-ordered Inventor of Evil.....$26, **** imports

NP: Annihilator - Reduced to Ash

Destruction - Inventor of Evil [2005]
[url=http://rapidshare.de/files/3370652/destruction_inventor_of_evil__2005__parte01.zip.html]Part 1.zip[/url]
[url=http://rapidshare.de/files/3370705/destruction_inventor_of_evil__2005__parte02.zip.html]Part 2.zip[/url]

For anyone interested in a preview. I love these file uploading forums. :)

Annihilator are good..alice in hell is brillaint and never neverland is pretty good [imperiled eyes!] but after that its gets steadily worse the new one is dreadful.


How the hell can the new destruction be out tomorrow! there has been no press for it at all!

[QUOTE=Freezing Moon]Destruction - Inventor of Evil [2005]
[url=http://rapidshare.de/files/3370652/destruction_inventor_of_evil__2005__parte01.zip.html]Part 1.zip[/url]
[url=http://rapidshare.de/files/3370705/destruction_inventor_of_evil__2005__parte02.zip.html]Part 2.zip[/url]

For anyone interested in a preview. I love these file uploading forums. :)[/QUOTE]

thanks a lot!

Sounds good so far

Oh, shi[size=2]tty[/size] hell. Look at my favorite albums on my sputnik playlist. I'm into less thrash. But don't worry, I still get my dosage every day :)

Lost and Found Records, and independent website that previously specialized in offering European imports of classic metal to customers in the states (not to mention selling quasi-rare items on e-bay) have decided to start their own record company. Instead of releasing music from new bands, they're devoting their time exclusively to reissuing OOP metal classics from the 80s.

Their first release is the thrash classic A HIGH FORM OF KILLING from the "Thrashville Tennnessee" act Intruder. Such an underrated band, and a great album to boot... Support this release and they'll get around to reissuing some other rare material in the future (Toxik reissues? Maybe...).

No release date yet but it's coming out in September... just thought I'd give people here the heads up, because here's a bunch of guys who are trying to do something great for fans of classic metal out there and I want to see them be successful... that, and I want more rare albums, so get your wallets out!

watch this space ---> [url]www.lostandfoundrecords.com[/url]

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]Lost and Found Records, and independent website that previously specialized in offering European imports of classic metal to customers in the states (not to mention selling quasi-rare items on e-bay) have decided to start their own record company. Instead of releasing music from new bands, they're devoting their time exclusively to reissuing OOP metal classics from the 80s.

Their first release is the thrash classic A HIGH FORM OF KILLING from the "Thrashville Tennnessee" act Intruder. Such an underrated band, and a great album to boot... Support this release and they'll get around to reissuing some other rare material in the future (Toxik reissues? Maybe...).

No release date yet but it's coming out in September... just thought I'd give people here the heads up, because here's a bunch of guys who are trying to do something great for fans of classic metal out there and I want to see them be successful... that, and I want more rare albums, so get your wallets out!

watch this space ---> [url]www.lostandfoundrecords.com[/url][/QUOTE]

best.news.ever

woah just saw this. It may be old, but i can't believe i missed it.
Zoetrope's drummer Barry Stern died in april from complications following surgery :(

rip

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]Lost and Found Records, and independent website that previously specialized in offering European imports of classic metal to customers in the states (not to mention selling quasi-rare items on e-bay) have decided to start their own record company. Instead of releasing music from new bands, they're devoting their time exclusively to reissuing OOP metal classics from the 80s.

Their first release is the thrash classic A HIGH FORM OF KILLING from the "Thrashville Tennnessee" act Intruder. Such an underrated band, and a great album to boot... Support this release and they'll get around to reissuing some other rare material in the future (Toxik reissues? Maybe...).

No release date yet but it's coming out in September... just thought I'd give people here the heads up, because here's a bunch of guys who are trying to do something great for fans of classic metal out there and I want to see them be successful... that, and I want more rare albums, so get your wallets out!

watch this space ---> [url]www.lostandfoundrecords.com[/url][/QUOTE]



Toxik re-issue!!! *faints*

Everybody needs to be raving about the new Heathen, as it will own the new Destruction and Exodus put together.

With Lee in Exodus, the new Heathen probably won't be out for a while

[QUOTE=FaceInTheSky]With Lee in Exodus, the new Heathen probably won't be out for a while[/QUOTE]

I know this, but it will still own the other two albums.

I'll bet you 2 pesos Exodus will own all, followed by Heathen.

Alright guys, how worth it is an 8 hour drive and/or 2 hour flight and long, long, long, long, long waits and ridiculous prices for Space Mountain? I could go to Disneyland, but I hear from my brother that it was unbelievably crowded in fu[b][i][/b][/i]cking November last year.

Space Mountain is a awesome ride. If you have't been on it, yes. Or you could go to Six Flags. Thats better methinks.

Well I've been to Six Flags out here (Great Adventure), so I'm afraid Space Mountain won't be that great of a thrill... at least not worth the time/money/aggrivation of getting on it.

The Six Flags near San Francisco sucks.

Yeah, just for that one ride may not be worth it. Busch Gardens and Kings Dominion had some of the fastest rides I have ever been on, but thats on the other side of America. The cool part :cool:

So I was at my local Library today, and in the CD section I saw none other than Coroner's [i]R.I.P.[/i] :amaze:, although I already have that album. I did end up borrowing Death's [i]The Sound Of Perseverance[/i] and [i]Leprosy[/i].

[QUOTE=Terrorzone]Yeah, just for that one ride may not be worth it. Busch Gardens and Kings Dominion had some of the fastest rides I have ever been on, but thats on the other side of America. The cool part :cool:[/QUOTE]
Which side is that?

I need things to do on the west coast dammit!

[QUOTE]So I was at my local Library today, and in the CD section I saw none other than Coroner's R.I.P. , although I already have that album. I did end up borrowing Death's The Sound Of Perseverance and Leprosy.[/QUOTE]

What? Mine doesn't have a Metallica cd. :angry:

[QUOTE]Which side is that?

I need things to do on the west coast dammit![/QUOTE]

Kings is in Virginia and Busch is in Florida.

Im really looking forward to new heathen they can do no wrong but with lee in exodus its going to be a while :angry:

New destruction out today..........well apparently i havent seen it in any shop yet

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]So I was at my local Library today, and in the CD section I saw none other than Coroner's [i]R.I.P.[/i] :amaze:, although I already have that album. I did end up borrowing Death's [i]The Sound Of Perseverance[/i] and [i]Leprosy[/i].[/QUOTE]

nice.

I have'nt heard too much stuff off Sound of Perseverance... is it any good?

It's okay. The verses ad some of the riffs don't seem to flow very well, and Chuck's vocals aren't as good as the old albums.

Still some top riffage though.

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]It's okay. The verses ad some of the riffs don't seem to flow very well, and Chuck's vocals aren't as good as the old albums.

Still some top riffage though.[/QUOTE]

you gotta love the drumming too

today i got:
Sepultura - Beneath The Remains, Obituary's new one and an AIC album

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]So I was at my local Library today, and in the CD section I saw none other than Coroner's [i]R.I.P.[/i] :amaze:, although I already have that album. I did end up borrowing Death's [i]The Sound Of Perseverance[/i] and [i]Leprosy[/i].[/QUOTE]
S[I]h[/I]it my friend. You seem to be finding everything at this "Library".

Not thrash-related, but does anyone here like 3 Inches Of Blood? I bought [i]Advance & Vanquish[/i] today, and so far I'm diggin' the hell out of it.

NP: 3IoB - Dominion Of Deceit (this song is actually pretty thrashy)

[QUOTE=RCA]Not thrash-related, but does anyone here like 3 Inches Of Blood? I bought [i]Advance & Vanquish[/i] today, and so far I'm diggin' the hell out of it.

NP: 3IoB - Dominion Of Deceit (this song is actually pretty thrashy)[/QUOTE]

i thought some of their stuff was ok, but i thought some was pretty **** too.

[QUOTE=metal-militia]i thought some of their stuff was ok, but i thought some was pretty **** too.[/QUOTE]

Understandable. :)

I really love the speed/power mix in this album, complete with the swashbuckling /viking-esque lyrical themes. The songs progress rather well too, which is a big plus. And again, it's modern without the faggy non-metalness.

NP: Agent Steel - Ten Fists Of Nations (Favorite song ATM)

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]So I was at my local Library today, and in the CD section I saw none other than Coroner's [i]R.I.P.[/i] :amaze:, although I already have that album. I did end up borrowing Death's [i]The Sound Of Perseverance[/i] and [i]Leprosy[/i].[/QUOTE]
I've heard that [i]Leprosy[/i] is great. Do you mind uploading it?