Thrash Metal Album Suggestions (heartofmetal version)

DakotaRogers wrote:

Just bought "Diabolic" by Accuser (I can't figure out how to do that stupid entwined 'S' thing) and Onslaught's "In Search of Sanity."

"Feel the power playyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!"

Both great!

Now go buy Ultimatum - Into the Pit.   

ultmetal wrote:

DakotaRogers wrote:

Just bought "Diabolic" by Accuser (I can't figure out how to do that stupid entwined 'S' thing) and Onslaught's "In Search of Sanity."

"Feel the power playyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!"

Both great!

Now go buy Ultimatum - Into the Pit.   

Agreed!

MetallicSeminarian wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

DakotaRogers wrote:

Just bought "Diabolic" by Accuser (I can't figure out how to do that stupid entwined 'S' thing) and Onslaught's "In Search of Sanity."

"Feel the power playyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!"

Both great!

Now go buy Ultimatum - Into the Pit.   

Agreed!

Recently acquire my own copy...it's insane.

corplhicks wrote:

DakotaRogers wrote:

Just bought "Diabolic" by Accuser (I can't figure out how to do that stupid entwined 'S' thing) and Onslaught's "In Search of Sanity."

"Feel the power playyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!"

Awesome. Choices. Add Death Angel's Dream Calls for Blood and you've got the three best and most intense thrash releases of the year IMO.   

Well, that Onslaught record came out in 1989.

But it still destroys. That's my favorite Onslaught album (because aside from the vocals it sounds like Metallica). I wish they had done more with that dude from Grim Reaper. I thought it was a good fit.

Also, I just noticed a glaring omission from your list. GANG GREEN!

For their more hardcore stuff, grab "Preschool" (and go ahead and grab the whole "This is Boston, Not LA" comp.) And then "Another Wasted Night".

Round out the crossover with "You Got It" and "Older....Budweiser". Those are the standards, for me, although I enjoy everything they did, regardless of line-up or decade.

Also, dude, looking at your Suicidal collection....you have to add Join the Army ASAP. It's so good. And while you're at it, grab the newest one , 13. You will then have all the good ST records.

Steve Grimmett   

ZombieHavoc wrote:

corplhicks wrote:

DakotaRogers wrote:

Just bought "Diabolic" by Accuser (I can't figure out how to do that stupid entwined 'S' thing) and Onslaught's "In Search of Sanity."

"Feel the power playyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!"

Awesome. Choices. Add Death Angel's Dream Calls for Blood and you've got the three best and most intense thrash releases of the year IMO.   

Well, that Onslaught record came out in 1989.

But it still destroys. That's my favorite Onslaught album (because aside from the vocals it sounds like Metallica). I wish they had done more with that dude from Grim Reaper. I thought it was a good fit.

Oops. Wasn't paying attention to the title and assumed he bought VI. Doesn't matter--Sanity really is their best classic album, despite what purists say.

ZombieHavoc wrote:

Also, I just noticed a glaring omission from your list. GANG GREEN!

For their more hardcore stuff, grab "Preschool" (and go ahead and grab the whole "This is Boston, Not LA" comp.) And then "Another Wasted Night".

Round out the crossover with "You Got It" and "Older....Budweiser". Those are the standards, for me, although I enjoy everything they did, regardless of line-up or decade.

Also, dude, looking at your Suicidal collection....you have to add Join the Army ASAP. It's so good. And while you're at it, grab the newest one , 13. You will then have all the good ST records.

I'll have to check those guys out! One can't have too much crossover<3

And I'm really curious about ST's new album as well, I should have probably picked that one up a long time ago.

I HATED In search of Sanity. I no longer hate it, but it's still the worst thing they've released.

mc666 wrote:

I HATED In search of Sanity. I no longer hate it, but it's still the worst thing they've released.

As I've mentioned before, I had some demo versions of the ISOS songs in a much rawer form with Sy singing that I much prefered. That record just sounds too polished although there are great songs on it.