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Chris, you are great, man! What a shredder! I'm looking forward to seeing you with Megadeth for the 4th time for Gigantour! Maybe you could help me out please? I'm doing a Heavy Metal research project, and I would really appreciate if you could give some insight! If you could just answer a...

Well they only have 2 and Decade of Aggression has over 20 songs, while Live Undead has around 8 I think. I think Live Undead has only songs from Show No Mercy and Haunting the Chapel. Decade of Aggression goes from Show No Mercy to Seasons in the Abyss. Decade of Aggression easily!

I like Witchfinder General and most of Black Sabbath's Master of Reality album is pretty doomy, especially Into The Void

Gar is crediting with drums and timpani on Killing Is My Business...And Business Is Good by Megadeth. I just listened to the whole album again and I did not hear it. Where is it? What song and what time? It would make sense for it to be at the beginning of Last Rites/Loved To Deth, but I...

2/10. I don't understand why people like those type of vocals.

"the heaviest drummer on the planet" eh? But he plays in Paul's other former band and he already left Testament once!

Warbringer- Worlds Torn Asunder, Waking Into Nightmares, and War Without End Motorhead- Ace of Spades Volbeat- Guitar Gangsters And Cadillac Blood Megadeth- Rust In Peace, Countdown To Extinction, TH1RT3EN Evile- Five Serpent's Teeth Anthrax- Worship Music

I would say Whiplash, Metal Militia, and some others are more intense. Black Magic was also the most pure thrash at the time when it came out.

That French song was pretty fast at the end, definitely proto-thrash. Reminds me of Postmortem how it gets really fast at the end. I would say the Big 4 without Megadeth, as Dave was still in Metallica until 83, and throw in Exodus. Also Overkill to a lesser extent

2 different types of heavy: Black Sabbath- "Black Sabbath" Slayer- "Angel of Death"

Pretty easy one I think, but my friend disagrees. I say Evile is EE-VILE, as in the letter E followed by the word Vile. He says Evile is pronounced like Eville, rhyming with Deville as in Cruella Deville

I was wondering who you guys consider the first thrash band. Please leave your comments/opinions. Here is my opinion (sorry if it's a little wordy): A lot of people say that Motörhead was the first thrash band because of the way they introduced speed to metal with songs like...