Your 8 favorite metal records.

Troublezone wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

Black Sabbath- Born Again
Iron Maiden- Killers
Megadeth- Killing Is My Business...And Business Is Good!
Diamond Head- Lightning To The Nations
Motorhead- Overkill
Judas Priest- Sad Wings Of Destiny
Nuclear Assault- Survive
Napalm Death- Scum
Obituary- Cause Of Death
Death- Scream Bloody Gore

My choices for today anyway

EDIT: Smurf it, I changed it to 10.

*Disqualified*!!!

Pfft, that was a great entry, you fail at life.

Rattpoison, I just read about the band Buffalo in a book titled 'Ye Olde Metal' written by Martin Popoff but thanks to your link I finally got to hear themn for myself and I liked what I heard. Actually I am not sure if it was Buffalo or Bloodrock I listened to on that lost 70's metal thread, crap I am not sure I am going have to go back to that thread.

I listened to alot of bands on that 70's metal bands thread, I like most of what I have heard so far,

manny wrote:

Rattpoison, I just read about the band Buffalo in a book titled 'Ye Olde Metal' written by Martin Popoff but thanks to your link I finally got to hear themn for myself and I liked what I heard. Actually I am not sure if it was Buffalo or Bloodrock I listened to on that lost 70's metal thread, crap I am not sure I am going have to go back to that thread.

I listened to alot of bands on that 70's metal bands thread, I like most of what I have heard so far,

There's a connection between Buffalo and Rose Tattoo.....Buffalo's bassist Pete Wells went on to form Rose Tattoo and was their Guitarist. His guitar playing and in particular his slide playing was praised by Billy Gibbons, Slash, Keith Richards etc. One of most the underrated (unknown) guitarists ever imo. Also the bass player of Rose Tattoo, Ian Rilen went on to form the great X another band i think we talked about not long ago.

All three bands are worthy of your attention......and wallet!

That is high praise if Billy Gibbons and Slash are praising your slide playing, well I am going to investigate further and see if I can find where my wife hid the credit card.

manny wrote:

......well I am going to investigate further and see if I can find where my wife hid the credit card.

.....Under the couch to the left!

Seriously i'll resurrect the Tatts thread for ya.

DeathCult wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

DeathCult wrote:

Black Sabbath- Born Again
Iron Maiden- Killers
Megadeth- Killing Is My Business...And Business Is Good!
Diamond Head- Lightning To The Nations
Motorhead- Overkill
Judas Priest- Sad Wings Of Destiny
Nuclear Assault- Survive
Napalm Death- Scum
Obituary- Cause Of Death
Death- Scream Bloody Gore

My choices for today anyway

EDIT: Smurf it, I changed it to 10.

*Disqualified*!!!

Pfft, that was a great entry, you fail at life.

I was kidding.

manny wrote:

Rattpoison, I just read about the band Buffalo in a book titled 'Ye Olde Metal' written by Martin Popoff but thanks to your link I finally got to hear themn for myself and I liked what I heard. Actually I am not sure if it was Buffalo or Bloodrock I listened to on that lost 70's metal thread, crap I am not sure I am going have to go back to that thread.

I listened to alot of bands on that 70's metal bands thread, I like most of what I have heard so far,

Buffalo is extremely mighty. I reviewed their albums in the Hurting Words section. I bumped it up for you Manny.

Megadeth-Rust In Peace
Living Sacrifice-S/T
Stryper-Soldiers Under Command
Metallica-Master of Puppets
Overkill-Under the Influence
Deliverance-S/T
Exodus-Fabulous Disaster
Motley Crue-Shout at the Devil

thrasher73 wrote:

Megadeth-Rust In Peace
Living Sacrifice-S/T
Stryper-Soldiers Under Command
Metallica-Master of Puppets
Overkill-Under the Influence
Deliverance-S/T
Exodus-Fabulous Disaster
Motley Crue-Shout at the Devil

Nice list.

Thanks TZ.Nice Avatar

I'll take a crack at this. Lemme see...

1. Gn'R - Appetite for Destruction
2. Metallica - Master of Puppets
3. Megadeth - So Far, So Good, So What
4. Anthrax - State of Euphoria
5. Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
6. Ozzy - Blizzard of Oz
7. Motorhead - No Remorse
8. Megadeth - Peace Sells

All of these albums played a crucial part into my introduction to heavy metal when I was but a wee lad.

Dammit MG, you gonna get me to listen to Appetite again. I heard Mr Brownstone in my truck today and liked it. Grrr.....

Good pick on the GNR MG.That would be one of my all time faves.

Yep, Appetite is a classic.