Old Testament

[KielbasaSausage]

As opposed to the New Testament.

 

[Till Fjalls]

The band or the bible?

 

[KielbasaSausage]

Im not sure anymore which one...

 

[slingblade]

if your referring to the band, absolutely the old stuff. being an old dude, at the time they came out they were one of the better bands out there. i saw them open for overkill on their legacy tour and was blown away by alex skolnick. i also bought the new order, and liked most of that(too many mini instrumentals) but by the time they released practice what you preach i thought they were pretty much expended, and haven't been able to bring myself to get any of their newer releases. if i'm wrong, let me know. for all i know over the years they may have redeemed themselves but if they have i haven't heard about it! if your talking about the bible i can't offer an opinion, as i see organized religion as contradicting hypocracy and have no interest in trying to read and understand the shit.

 

[Sullen Jester]

I've borrowed all their albums up to Low, off my friend, and only liked Low.

I think Low is thier best stuff, with the albums after that being better than the stuff before it. But thats just my opinion.

 

[RETIREDTrapped]

Demonic is their best, for sure. I'm not too much a fan of LOW, and their old stuff is just to 'plain thrash' for me.

 

[slingblade]

like i said guys, this was a LONG time ago, late eighties! when they first came out. but maybe i'll have to check out some of their other stuff. is chuck billy still their singer? its been a good decade and the only thing i know for sure is alex skolnick left!

 

[Sadistik]

Best album is Practice What you PReach
fave song is still Alone in the Dark (The version from The LEgacy album, not the shit redo)

 

[MacMoney]

I like all of their stuff. The old 80's thrash, the heavy metal album The Ritual and the 90's thrash albums Low and The Gathering and their death/thrash album Demonic.