Thrash!
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skeptik
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youdontknowme
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Seven Churches is great, but its still no Spectrum Of Death.
and The Rack definitely has thrash influences, but its more doom/death to me.
and The Rack definitely has thrash influences, but its more doom/death to me.
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AchrisK
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I gotta pick up that Morbid Saint release.
Anyway, I am having trouble seeing how so many people can think that Twisted Into Form is a stronger album than Forbidden Evil. Twisted is so much more subdued and less rad. Yeah, there are some killer songs, but there is plenty of dull territory as well. IMO much less dullness on FE.
Anyway, I am having trouble seeing how so many people can think that Twisted Into Form is a stronger album than Forbidden Evil. Twisted is so much more subdued and less rad. Yeah, there are some killer songs, but there is plenty of dull territory as well. IMO much less dullness on FE.
Thoth-Amon
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You're all stupid fucking faggots. And don't know shit. And Asphyx is definitely not death/thrash. And Seven Churches is better than anything Kreator or Dark Angel ever did.
I reiterate:
I actually picked that album up for 54 cents once at a CD store. Best deal I ever got!
Rumpole
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I like Twisted Into Form the best. Forbidden Evil has some of their best songs, but some absolute duds as well, whereas Twisted in much more consistent and adventurous.
AchrisK
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That's what I keep hearing when I listen to people, but when I listen to the CDs I hear a slightly different story. I really hear no absolute duds on FE (or on TIF for that matter).
To me, the middle of TIF gets a little dry, but the album finishes of with the awesome One Foot in Hell, so it's easy to forgive.
To me, the middle of TIF gets a little dry, but the album finishes of with the awesome One Foot in Hell, so it's easy to forgive.
AchrisK
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Was listening to Seventh Angel - The Torment today. That's a pretty good album. you thrashers familiar with it? Solid UK thrash with some doomy tendencies and pretty wild vocals at times.
HamburgerBoy
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Honestly my favorite UK thrash album. Love everything about it.
Still haven't heard Sabbat's Dreamweaver, though...
General Zaroff
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How is Merciless Death's new one? I saw a copy at the local FYE/Sam Goody and was wondering if it was any good.
youdontknowme
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black blood
A Corpse Without Soul
No question about it.
Southern California scene is full of this type of bands nowadays, mostly thanks to guys from Sadistic Intent and Jeff Becera. I went to couple of shows in past two months. Most of the bands sounded the same, only one band stood out that was Horrid.
viewerfromnihil
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Warbringer just released a new song called Severed Reality...
http://www.myspace.com/warbringer
I'm quite happy with the new material, can't wait for the new album to be released.
http://www.myspace.com/warbringer
I'm quite happy with the new material, can't wait for the new album to be released.
Rumpole
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Dark Angel's Time Does Not Heal truly is a shit album. Ron Reinhart has got nothing on Don Doty, the songs go absolutely nowhere and the production is a major turn off. It keeps reminding me of Pantera. From now on I am avoiding anything Terry Date related, including Overkill.
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No band has made rape and pedophilia as hilarious as Dark Angel did on that album.
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