i don't understand why stuff made in 1986 automatically is thought of as great.
ps: i was born in 1986

[QUOTE=addicted_tochaos]i don't understand why stuff made in 1986 automatically is thought of as great.
ps: i was born in 1986[/QUOTE]

the golden year for thrash :thumb:

The organisers of the legendary Dutch festival, Dynamo, have announced the line-up for this year's event.

The one day heavy metal festival is due to be held on Saturday, 5th June in the Goffertpark in Nijmegen, Holland.

According to the festival's official site there will be a total of 14 bands appearing over two stages, "pretty much in the same set-up as in the year 2000 when Dynamo was held at the same location."

Confirmed acts include:

Slayer
Life Of Agony
Dimmu Borgir
Nightwish
Deicide
Soulfly
Children Of Bodom
Ill Nino
Mastadon

Tickets are 50 Euros. The gates will open at midday and the first band goes on at 1.

For more information, visit [url]www.dynamo.nl[/url]. However, for those of you in the UK, you will have to chose between Dynamo and Download - as both are on the same weekend! Place your bets now!


NOOOOO! Whos idea was it too put download and dynamo on the same weekend :upset:

Ahoy Thrashers & Thrashettes,

Sorry I ain't been on lately putting in my input. I have a good reason.... I've been in England for the last 3 weeks and not had much access to a computer. I'm still here at the moment, but I'll be back in Aus in a few days. Like a natural Thrasher I've been getting wasted everynight (no puking though!) and having a good time.

Something I have noticed about England that I didn't before I left.... There really is no Thrash to choose from. Where's the JB HI-FI in England? HMV only sell one Exodus CD! one ****ing cd! it really is shocking. Anyway.... what's been the subject here lately? I can't be arsed reading back 100 pages.

It does suck that I can't find any Testament or Exodus CD's without going online. It pisses me off that people don't realize anymore how great thrash is, and how talented one is to perform it. I'm surprised that people said my old band was a good thrash band.

[QUOTE=LordDargon]Ah, **** missed it, so what did Slayer do on M.G.?[/QUOTE]

Meh, I was disappointed. They only showed like twenty seconds of Slayer, and they played Disciples. It was a cool show though, but I wanted more Slayer, not car smashing.

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]among the living was made in 1986, so its automatically their best[/QUOTE]

Not automatically, but still their best. My favorite thrash album, if you couldn't tell. If you saw them live, you'd be surprised how well John Bush can sing stuff from that album.

Back to the thrash band thing, everyone here probobly remembers me talking about it, and have read my lyrics. I just wrote a new song that would definately open up a show well. I also helped write the music for an instrumental called [U]The Screams of the Martyred[/U], which includes some prose behind the instrumentals, kind of like what Slayer did with [B]In The Darkness Of Christ[/B]. Anyone want me to post these on my lyric thread?

^ I'm waiting for some mp3's man.

I'll post the lyrics for the song I wrote, but I can't find the prose for Screams of the Martyred! The new song is called Don't Belong Here

I'm gonna go ahead and post the new lyrics on my thread, since I'll be gone until Sunday night. I'm going to Florida on my senior trip. See ya then.

Here's the link:
[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3048865#post3048865[/url]

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Something I have noticed about England that I didn't before I left.... There really is no Thrash to choose from. Where's the JB HI-FI in England? HMV only sell one Exodus CD! one ****ing cd! it really is shocking. Anyway.... what's been the subject here lately? I can't be arsed reading back 100 pages.[/QUOTE]

To True :upset: i just order em online so much cheaper.

Another testament line up change :(
 

TESTAMENT have now officially confirmed the departure of guitarist Steve Smyth. The group's statement on the matter is as follows:

"Like a previous announcement, we would have preferred to break the news to the fans, first. You are getting the official statement right here!

"TESTAMENT and Steve Smyth have amicably parted ways and both sides remain good friends. TESTAMENT would like to wish Steve all the best in his future endeavors, and Steve would like to thank TESTAMENT for a memorable five years he will always cherish.

"The band has been continuing work on pre-production for the next album, as well as making preparations for the upcoming tour in June. We will have another official announcement soon, so keep checking back."

As previously reported, it is believed that former HALFORD/current PAINMUSEUM guitarist "Metal" Mike Chlasciak is the leading candidate to fill the slot left vacant by Smyth's departure. It is presently unclear if Chlasciak would be joining TESTAMENT on a permanent basis or if he would only be assisting the group during their upcoming European tour, which is scheduled to kick off in early June.

Smyth, who has been playing with TESTAMENT since 1999, is believed to have left TESTAMENT in order to join NEVERMORE on a full-time basis. Steve has been performing with the Seattle-based group as a session/touring guitarist for the past two years and is said to be more compatible with the other members of the band (on a musical and personal level) than has been the case with any other session guitarist NEVERMORE have ever had.


I hope they get "Metal" Mike Chlasciak he is a very good guitarist

heyyy Thrashmasters back!

Griffin Page got banned for paying out Thrice in the CD reviews section. Poor bloke.

NP Kreator - Phobia

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]heyyy Thrashmasters back!

Griffin Page got banned for paying out Thrice in the CD reviews section. Poor bloke.

NP Kreator - Phobia[/QUOTE]

wow i didnt realise that do you know how long the ban is?

I've never heard any of Mike Chlasciak's work in my life. Can anyone recommend something where he really shines, I need to be sure that Testament are getting another great. Cheers.

[QUOTE=Vortigon]I've never heard any of Mike Chlasciak's work in my life. Can anyone recommend something where he really shines, I need to be sure that Testament are getting another great. Cheers.[/QUOTE]

Try this site [url]www.planetshred.com[/url] there are a few clips on there but i havent listened to them yet because i am at college. Mike is a good guitarust but i am afraid he is no Alex Skolnick because he is absolutely amazing :D

[QUOTE=addicted_tochaos]i don't understand why stuff made in 1986 automatically is thought of as great.
ps: i was born in 1986[/QUOTE]

that's the reason.. :chug:

*bumpidibump*

third page.. dudes..

NP Megadeth - Tornado of souls

My ANoilogy of 986 (whilst drunk!!! ****IN ANTHRAXC)!!!!)

SO many great albums were made in 1986. takin anthasc for axcxple, their MIGHTY AMONG THE LIING was made in 1986, posible their best a,bum.
Masot of puppterts also made in 1986.
so was reing in blood
so was ****in paece sells!!!
so was darknes descens. so was countless other ****in great thrash albums: 1986 was clearly the epitome of thrahs.


THATS ****IN WHY!!!

pS ANTHRAX ****IN RULE MNAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NP: Slayer - RAINGIN BLOOD!!!! oooooh yeaaa!

oh yeah, and ****in coroner were made in 1986 (I think!!( making it the greatest year ever. and i was born in 1986. so that just makes it the epitom of every ****IN YEAR EVER.

:lol: alcohol kicks a[SIZE=2]s[/SIZE]s

Hah, you're a good man ya drunk... but Among the Living sucks... most of the other classic 86 albums crush it... I really don't like Anthrax.
and Coroner formed in 85.

An 86 album with class... ****in' GAME OVER!

On that note, I picked up Handle with Care today... ohhhh yeah.

I like Among The Living :upset:

I was also born in 86 :)

manuscriptreplica, I don't think you spelled one album right :lol:

[QUOTE=Ratmevilempire]I like Among The Living :upset:[/QUOTE]

Most seem to. I just can't stand it though...

Im not THAT into anthrax really, but ive been getting into them a lot lately cos of their gig I went to last night. there was this local screamo band, killswitch engage, soilwork, and anthrax. the Anthrax gig was quite funny really, there were problems from day one. ADelaide was their first gig in australia, and their gear was left in Japan or something. So they had to buy all this gear from a local music shop. Then the guitar, bass, and other guitars stuffed up, then there was a fight in the crowd and the singer jumped in. the guitarist (scott ian) told him to get the **** out (the guy who started the fight), and everyone cheered. it was great. Soilwork were quite decent, their pop/death metal style is cool.

recent hauls: Kreator - Coma of Souls
Cannibal Corpse - Butchered at Birth

i'm picking up the slayer soundtrack to the apocalypse next payday.

ooh yeer

p.s sorry about drunk posts. and among the living doesnt suck!

spreading the disease is by far their best album, its superior than ATL!!!

recent purchases - slayer - war at the warfield
AC/DC - no bull

Nah Among the Living is better than Spreading the Disease

Recent Purchases:
Exodus - Fabulous Disaster
W.A.S.P. - The Neon God Part One

Whos this guy and is he in the titans of thrash because he seems to think he is

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/member.php?userid=98568[/url]

^^ he sure looks like a thrasher.. :amaze:

^ My thoughts exactly :lol:

3 days till Anthrax

[QUOTE=DimebagDarrell]MOTÖRHEAD have reportedly set "Inferno" as the title of their new album, due in North America on June 22 through the Sanctuary subsidiary Metal-Is Records (the album will arrive in Europe on June 21 via SPV/Steamhammer Records). Songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Terminal Show" (featuring a guest appearance by Steve Vai), "Smiling Like a Killer", "In the Name of Tragedy", "In the Black", "Year of The Wolf", "Life's a Bitch", "Keys to the Kingdom", "Suicide" and "Whorehouse Blues". The cover for the CD is once again being provided by esteemed cover artist Joe Petagno.[/QUOTE]


The best source for metal news is [url]www.Blabbermouth.net[/url] this was but a while back

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]every thrash band sucked after 1989. whats new? :p

persistence of time is a good album though.[/QUOTE]

Maybe your just listening to the wrong bands check out Exhorder then you'll realise how stupid that comment above is.

[QUOTE=AARON27]Maybe your just listening to the wrong bands check out Exhorder then you'll realise how stupid that comment above is.[/QUOTE]

Stupid yes, idiotic... yes. Was that the point?... Yes.

Exhorder started in the mid 80's anyways.

Sithlord is cool though...especially cool to Star Wars fans.

After months of trading verbal jabs with his former bandmates, frontman Philip Anselmo appears to have finally softened his stance with regards to one day sharing the stage again with ex-PANTERA guitarist Dimebag Darrell and drummer Vinnie Paul (both currently in Damageplan). Asked in a live phone interview on the "Friday Night Rocks" show on New York's Q104.3 Friday night (April 23) if he could ever see himself collaborating again with the other former members of PANTERA, Anselmo replied, "I think I see it more than they see it. I would have no problem at all, if we were in the same town and their band was playing and they wanted to play some PANTERA songs, I'd be a man and suck it up and [go up on stage and] do some PANTERA songs [with them]."

Anselmo's current band, superjoint ritual, are in the middle of a headlining tour which will take them to Davenport, Iowa Saturday night (April 24). The group will follow up a main-stage appearance at this year's Ozzfest with additional touring in late summer and a return to the studio in the fall to record their third full-length album, tentatively due in early 2005 through Sanctuary Records.


wow my 500th post :D

I don't think that guys ever been in this thread.Maybe he doesn't even know about it and he just put that cause someone else had it.

[QUOTE=AARON27]Maybe your just listening to the wrong bands check out Exhorder then you'll realise how stupid that comment above is.[/QUOTE]


maybe you should get a sense of humour. many great thrash CDs were released after 1989, like Metallica - black album.

and exhorder suck. check out Megadeth - rust in peace if you want a good album after 1989. Or, of course, judas priest - painkiller.

er, i was the one pointing out the fact that many good thrash albums were released after 89 remember you were the one that said thrash sucked after 89 so whats with the advice, i already own rust in peace for many years as i'm sure all thrash fans do and as for the black album and painkiller there not thrash