Atomic Tide
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How about TNT? I love Knights of the New Thunder. Some of their other stuff was pretty cool, as well.
Loudness has plenty of good albums. Disillusion, Law of Devil's Land, Thunder In the East, Soldier of Fortune, Lightning Strikes, Shadows of War, etc.l have a few (several?) glam albums and l admit l like them all. From Japan's Loudness to Scandinavia's (Swedes?) Shotgun Messiah. the main criteria for me tho is the geetar..a good riff is a good riff but it's all about context and glam or DM, like l said, a good riff is a good riff
Show No Mercy is a badass debut, no doubt about it.Regarding Slayer: I'm not taking anything away from Reign in Blood, but after having heard it five million times in nearly two decades I'm getting a little tired of it. But Show No Mercy still fucking slays. And I think it's because I just have a fetish for early 80s speed metal. Anyone else?
I'm coming to the conclusion that raw early/mid-80s heavy metal/power metal/thrash is superior to more well-written late-80s thrash. The energy of the former just keeps me coming back more than the accomplishments of the latter.Show No Mercy is a badass debut, no doubt about it.
I think I just prefer that burst of energy. I also prefer that energy of Haunting the Chapel, and the more relatively refined but atmospheric and deranged Hell Awaits.the appeal of REIGN IN BLOOD is closer to death metal really. it's coiled and cold and menacing, not the straight up burst of energy and brutality casuals sometimes paint it as.
having heard it five million times in nearly two decades I'm getting a little tired of it.
the appeal of REIGN IN BLOOD is closer to death metal really. it's coiled and cold and menacing, not the straight up burst of energy and brutality casuals sometimes paint it as.
It's not a hate thing. I mean I still shit myself over "Angel of Death", "Raining Blood", "Post-Mortem", and a few other tracks, but some of the lesser tracks are wearing thin. A bit at least.You probably shouldn't listen to anything so many times you begin to hate it.
Now's about the time where I come in and say how much I love South of Heaven