| 4.5 superb |
| Cannibal Corpse Red Before Black |
| Cannibal Corpse Evisceration Plague |
| Cannibal Corpse Kill |
| Cannibal Corpse Vile |
| Cannibal Corpse The Bleeding |
| Cannibal Corpse The Best Of Cannibal Corpse: Deadly Tracks |
| A superb 'best of' compilation with most of their best Chris Barnes' era from 1990-1995. Love it! |
| Destruction Release from Agony |
| Destruction Spiritual Genocide |
| Exodus Pleasures of the Flesh |
| Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac |
| Fleetwood Mac Rumours |
| Fleetwood Mac Tango in the Night |
| Ghostface Killah Ironman |
| Ghostface Killah 36 Seasons |
| Ghostface Killah Twelve Reasons to Die II |
| Kreator Cause for Conflict |
| Megadeth Endgame |
| Megadeth Peace Sells... (25th Anniversary) |
| Mobb Deep The Infamous |
| Mobb Deep Hell on Earth |
| Morbid Angel Covenant |
| Morbid Angel Blessed Are the Sick |
| Overkill The Grinding Wheel |
| Overkill The Electric Age |
| After successfully releasing their fifteenth full-length studio album, Ironbound in 2010, Overkill took time recording demo sessions for a next album, that next album would surprisingly be their sixteenth full-length studio effort, The Electric Age.rSelling over 6,700 copies alone in the United States in it's first week of release, the album peaked at number 77 on the Billboard 200 and has since, remained as successful and as great as their previous full-length.rRe-released in 2013 as a 2-CD Special Deluxe Tour Edition featuring bonus live EP recorded live in Sydney, Australia in 2010, the recording features some of the band's best work and is as talented as they could ever possibly be!rWith hard-riffing, solid music, catchy tunes and a great production from the band themselves, The Electric Age has everything that you need in Thrash Metal! |
| Overkill W.F.O. |
| Overkill The Killing Kind |
| Overkill The Years of Decay |
| Overkill Taking Over |
One of the best albums from Overkill! Taking Over is full of catchy tunes and shows confidence
that makes this an outrageous record! Highly recommended for fans of Iron Maiden, Judas Priest,
Metal Church, Flotsam & Jetsam and Exodus: Bonded by Blood (1985). |
| Overkill Historikill: 1995 - 2007 |
| Pestilence Consuming Impulse |
| Running Wild Under Jolly Roger |
| Running Wild Masquerade |
| Sadus Illusions |
| Sepultura Against |
| Sepultura Arise |
| Sepultura Beneath the Remains |
| Slayer Undisputed Attitude |
| Slayer Soundtrack to the Apocalypse |
| Sodom M-16 |
| Sodom Persecution Mania |
| Sodom Code Red |
| Sodom Agent Orange |
| Soulfly Soulfly |
| Tankard Beast of Bourbon |
| Tankard Alien |
Produced by Harris Johns (Sodom, Kreator, Voivod), and released in 1989, Alien EP was the last of many Tankard releases to be a perfect score.
With Zombie Attack (1986) being an excellent performance, to Chemical Invasion (1987) witch saw the band become more popular and successful in Germany, and to 1988's The Morning After, with a down-hill production, the band soon released this mini-LP titled Alien.
Alien features a classic production full of powerful, hard-a*** riffs, fast drums, funny lyrics, old-school sound, smart lyrics and catchy melodies.
Including the thrashy sound on the typical "Alien" title-track as well as fast-paced drum techniques, catchy solos and talent on songs like "666 Packs" and "Live to Dive", not only does this definitive EP feature three studio tracks; but it also contains a cover to the Rose Tattoo hit song "Remedy" from 1978 and a re-recording to their 1986 song "(Empty) Tankard)".
Though Tankard may not be too popular over states out of Germany, Alien is an ultimate thrash metal album for a true thrash metal fan!
A "Must-Own" for all thrash metal collector's!
Recommended tracks:
"Alien"
"666 Packs"
"(Empty) Tankard" |
| Tankard Oldies & Goldies: The Very Best Of The Noise Years |
| Tankard B-Day |
The debut Tankard album released under AFM records, B-Day somehow managed to make huge success including lots of talent, pressure and humours that were featured on this album.
Released on July 10, 2002, B-Day not only represented the start of a new label to work with, but the album also was the first in eight years to feature the artwork of Sebastian Kruger (Destruction, Risk).
Starting off with the classic Slayer-like beginning tunes of "Notorious Scum" and finishing off with the five-minute epic "Alcoholic Nightmares", B-Day contains moments packed full of guttural guitar riffs, mind-shattering solos, throbbing bass lines, fast and thrashing drums, catchy tunes and hilarious lyrics.
The album does feature some classic and catchy tunes on songs such as "Notorious Scum", "Rectifier", "Need Money for Beer", "Underground (Atmosphere: Hostile)", "Zero Dude" and the finish-off, "Alcoholic Nightmares", as well as catchy moments, the release also contained heavy and fast-paced talents.
B-Day should be considered as one of Tankard's best and most successful efforts to date! B-Day is one of their best, fastest and most solid performances made in their long-time 35-year career.
Though most fans may not be interested in Tankard, I must recommend B-Day to any fan of the old-school speed / thrash metal genres.
Recommended tracks:
"Notorious Scum", "Need Money for Beer", "Underground (Atmosphere: Hostile)", "Sunscars", "Zero Dude" |
| Voivod Build Your Weapons... |
Thirty-five years on, Voivod are still working hard and remain as good as they were twenty-eight years ago. Now being released is a two-disc compilation set of the Noise years by Voivod.
Featuring 20 tracks from Voivod's Rrroooaaarrr (1986), Killing Technology (1987) and Dimension Hatross (1988) albums, Build Your Weapons: The Very Best of the Noise Years: 1986-1988 features every definitive track from that era.
Including many fan favourites like Korgull the Exterminator, F**k off and Die, Ripping Headaches, Killing Technology, Overreaction, Tornado, Experiment, Chaosmongers, Brain Scan and Psychic Vacuum, this is the ultimate Noise era compilation that you need to own!
All songs have been remastered with supreme clear sound and is set to blow your ear drums and shatter your mind to pieces! |
| Voivod Killing Technology |
Produced by Harris Johns (Sodom, Kreator, Pestilence), this classic 1987 sci-fi-based thrash metal
masterpiece, the band were influenced by mostly Hardcore Punk and Crossover Thrash bands rather
than Metal bands.Though the members were into Kreator, Venom and Motorhead, they did form around
the time of the Hardcore Punk beginnings and the New wave of British Heavy Metal. Released in
April 1987, and reissued in 1991 on CD with the two Cockroaches (1987) single tracks, Killing
Technology features all what you need in Thrash Metal. Featuring the classic catchy tunes of songs
like Killing Technology, Overreaction, Ravenous Medicine and This is not an Exercise and the
classic riffs on songs such as Killing Technology, Overreaction, Tornado, Forgotten in Space,
Ravenous Medicine and Order of the Blackguards, Killing Technology not only is a solid record, but
it also is catchy, and clever. With crunching riffs, throbbing bass, fast drums, classic vocals
and fast, solid and aggressive moments, Killing Technology deserves a well-ridden four and a half
stars out of five! A true thrash metal masterpiece packed full of jamming-great fun! |
| Voivod Nothingface |
| 4.0 excellent |
| Cancer To the Gory End |
| Cancer Death Shall Rise |
| Cannibal Corpse A Skeletal Domain |
| Cannibal Corpse Torture |
| Cannibal Corpse The Wretched Spawn |
| Cannibal Corpse Eaten Back to Life |
| Cannibal Corpse Hammer Smashed Face |
| Cavalera Conspiracy Psychosis |
| Cavalera Conspiracy Inflikted |
| Destruction The Butcher Strikes Back (Demo) |
| Destruction Infernal Overkill |
| Destruction Best of |
| Destruction Bestial Invasion of Hell |
| Exhorder Slaughter in the Vatican |
| Exodus Bonded by Blood |
| Exodus Fabulous Disaster |
| Exodus Shovel Headed Kill Machine |
| Exodus Blood In, Blood Out |
| Exodus Let There Be Blood |
| Flatlinerz U.S.A. |
A great underrated Horrorcore Hip-hop album. Love it! "This is SCARY-US, we can make you
delirious. You should have a healthy fear of us. Too much of us is dangerous." |
| Fleetwood Mac The Very Best of Fleetwood Mac |
| Fleetwood Mac The Dance |
| Ghostface Killah Fishscale |
| Ghostface Killah Supreme Clientele |
| Ghostface Killah More Fish |
| Ghostface Killah Twelve Reasons to Die |
| Ghostface Killah Shaolin's Finest |
| Kreator Violent Revolution |
| Kreator Extreme Aggression |
| Kreator Terrible Certainty |
| Kreator Love Us or Hate Us: The Very Best of the Noise |
| Kreator Endless Pain |
| Kreator Gods of Violence |
| Kreator Dying Alive |
| Kreator Past Life Trauma (1985-1992) |
| Megadeth The System Has Failed |
| Megadeth Countdown to Extinction |
| Megadeth Peace Sells... but Who's Buying? |
| Megadeth Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good! |
| Megadeth Last Rites |
| Megadeth Hidden Treasures |
| Megadeth Greatest Hits: Back to the Start |
| Megadeth Anthology: Set the World Afire |
| Megadeth Capitol Punishment |
| Mobb Deep The 1994 Infamous Sessions |
| Morbid Angel Kingdoms Disdained |
| Morbid Angel Gateways to Annihilation |
| Morbid Angel Domination |
| Morbid Angel Altars of Madness |
| Morbid Saint Destruction System |
| Morbid Saint Spectrum of Death |
| Morbid Saint Thrashaholic |
| Overkill White Devil Armory |
| Overkill Ironbound |
| Overkill Immortalis |
| Overkill Horrorscope |
| Overkill Under the Influence |
| Overkill Feel the Fire |
| Overkill Wrecking Your Neck |
| Overkill Hello From the Gutter |
| Overkill Unholy |
| Pantera Vulgar Display of Power |
| Pantera Far Beyond Driven |
| Pantera The Great Southern Trendkill |
| Pestilence Mind Reflections |
| Pestilence Malleus Maleficarum |
| Pestilence Testimony of the Ancients |
| Pestilence The Dysentery Penance |
| Running Wild Riding The Storm: The Very Best Of The Noise Years |
| Running Wild The First Years of Piracy |
| Running Wild Ready For Boarding |
| Running Wild Gates to Purgatory |
| Running Wild Branded and Exiled |
| Running Wild Port Royal |
| Running Wild Pile of Skulls |
| Running Wild Black Hand Inn |
| Sadus Elements of Anger |
| Sadus Chronicles Of Chaos |
| Sadus DTP Demo 1986 |
| Sepultura Machine Messiah |
| Sepultura Chaos A.D. |
| Sepultura Schizophrenia |
| Sepultura Sepultura Under My Skin |
| Sepultura Under A Pale Grey Sky |
| Sepultura Blood Rooted |
| Slayer Repentless |
| Slayer Christ Illusion |
| Slayer God Hates Us All |
| Slayer Divine Intervention |
| Slayer South of Heaven |
| Slayer Hell Awaits |
| Slayer Haunting the Chapel |
| Slayer Decade of Aggression |
| Sodom Ten Black Years |
| Sodom Expurse of Sodomy |
| Sodom In the Sign of Evil |
| Sodom In War and Pieces |
| Sodom 30 Years Sodomized: 1982-2012 |
| Sodom SODOM Official bootleg - The Witchhunter decade |
| Soulfly Primitive |
| Soulfly Prophecy |
| Soulfly Conquer |
| Soulfly Savages |
| Tankard Chemical Invasion |
| Tankard Hair of the Dog |
Tankard. Alien and a dog. The two drunk buddies on this cover from Sebastian Kruger, the two mascots.
Hair of the Dog, the first compilation 'best of' album by German 'Big Teutonic 4' band Tankard. Though Hair of the Dog only contains ten songs, I must admit that it does have most of the best songs from 1986 - 1989. Including the tracks (as shown above in the tracklist), this best of may be; (to some people), a bit boring for the track decisions and for the length of the full album, but it actually features some of their essential songs; witch includes "Alien", "Zombie Attack", "Chemical invasion", "Tantrum", "S**t-Faced" and the Alien EP re-recording of "(Empty) Tankard".
With a total of 41 minutes and twenty-seven seconds, Hair of the Dog has all the original tracks, including original non-remastered sound quality and it's availability is extremely rare. Only released once on original LP format, and two to three times as CD reissues. Also released as Tape Cassette and LP Picture Disc formats, also.
3.8 / 5.0 |
| Tankard One Foot In The Grave |
| Tankard Stone Cold Sober |
| Excellent album! Love the album a lot, though I must say that this was the last Tankard until 1998's Disco Destroyer that I give it a four out of five!rP.S. Ripping Corpse it does ROCK HARD! |
| Tankard Zombie Attack |
| Tankard The Morning After |
I must admit, I love this album but it could have been produced and mastered better! For that
reason I give it a four! Great album though! |
| The Simpsons The Simpsons Sing the Blues |
| Strange and un-listenable at first glance. But great album once you get used to it! |
| Voivod RRRÖÖÖAAARRR |
| Though the sound quality isn't the best, the album did feature some memorable tracks including "Korgüll The Exterminator", "F**k Off And Die", "Ripping Headaches" and my favourite from the album "Build Your Weapons".rHere is my song-rating list from track by track:r"Korgüll The Exterminator" 4.0r"F**k Off And die" 3.5r"Slaughter in a grave" 4.0r"Ripping Headaches" 3.5r"Horror" 3.0r"Thrashing Rage" 4.0r"The Helldriver" 4.0r"Build Your Weapons" 4.5r"To The Death!" 4.0 |
| Voivod Dimension Hatröss |
| Voivod Katorz |
Great album, though towards the end it got a little boring. Still an excellent and fast album.
This and Target Earth are my two favourite later Voivod releases! |
| Voivod Voivod |
| Voivod Target Earth |
| Voivod Post Society |
| Wu-Tang Clan Wu-Tang Forever |
| Wu-Tang Clan The W |
| Wu-Tang Clan The Saga Continues |
| Wu-Tang Clan Legendary Weapons |
| Wu-Tang Clan Wu-Tang Chamber Music |
| Wu-Tang Clan Legend of the Wu-Tang Clan |
