CD-Charts Position 151

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Morbid Visions

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Sepultura

Release Date July 31, 1995

CD-Charts Position 152
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Carnival Diablos/Waking the Fury

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Annihilator

Release Date May 26, 2008
Annihillator have constantly remained a top-notch thrash metal band druing the years, never losing their pure thrash metal sound (ever). After the return (on the previous album) of Original singer Randy rampage, the band decided to get ANOTHER new singer: this time somebody whose name i cant remember. but what i do remember is that he is one heck of a singer.

So what kind of thrash metal is it? is it melodic thrash? well, yes it is, it is not exactly the most melodic kind of thrash (that would belong to anthrax and Death angel), but it is melodic, and sometimes catchy, but the new singers vocie gives it a good kind of aggression which makes it feel brutal as well as melodic, something that Has only ever been achieved (in my opinion) ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 153
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Ultra-Violence

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Death Angel

Release Date August 11, 1994
I still remember way back, when this 1st came out. So much better than frolic through the park and Act3 (111}.Personaly I would put it up there with Testaments 1st cd which is a classic.

CD-Charts Position 154
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Fng

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Suicidal Tendencies

Release Date June 29, 1992
This compilation is unbeatable and contains 7 songs from each of Suicidal Tendencie's first 3 albums (the best ones), its a good recording and is incredible value for the brilliant 22 songs u get. Contains their classic hardcore songs and their punk and metalcore ones. Pure class, the pick of the best.

CD-Charts Position 155
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Kill Box 13

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Overkill

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ANOTHER CLASSIC THRASH ALBUM, FROM AMERICA'S FINEST..THEY JUST DON'T KNOW WHEN TO QUIT..AND GOING BY THE QUALITY OF THIS ALBUM,,WHY THE HELL SHOULD THEY...KILL BOX 13, JUST OOZES CLASS, AND LEAVES YOU FEELING NUMB..TRUST ME YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED !!!!!!!

CD-Charts Position 156
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Hell Awaits

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Slayer

Release Date September 19, 2004
...And its called "Hell Awaits", lasts 37 minutes and 12 seconds and was the moment Slayer found their own unique sound with out having to rely on any NWOBHM or early thrash fore-runners to inspire them to write tunes.
It leaves show No Mercy behind, with is lighter riffs and anthemic lyrics, and just blasts out dark noise of ill intent.
The production is a bit poor like just about everyone agrees, and it could have had a better mix (epsecially the drums, which if you turn it up loud enough, are bloody awesome !!)
Slayer are obviously famous for (amongst other things) Reign in Blood. The Daddy of Thrash metal, and one of the most inspiring records in the death metal fraternity. Hell Awaits is like the trailer, the "warm up gig" for that ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 157
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Live In L.A.

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Death

Release Date September 17, 2001
This album contains most of Death's best songs. The production value could have been a little better, however, the music and musicianship more than make up for it. If you're not familiar with Death, shame on you, they are one of the best bands ever, cetainly within the metal genre. If you're just getting into Death this is a good starting point, and it is a great addition to any Death, or metal, fan's collection.

These guys - even considering a few personnel changes - were at the top of the thrash-metal heap and have been credited with creating the subgenre "Death Metal." Personally, I do prefer the pristine studio recordings that capture all of the pounding, razor-sharp complexities in these songs, but the "raw" sound is still pretty freakin' great. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 158
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Abigail II

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: King Diamond

Release Date January 01, 2007
The above review is total nonsense...this cd has some of the coolest riffs that King has done in ages. The story in precise and needs to be really understood - So buy Abigail 1st as that is unreal.

Production is more clinical than raw/heavy and has a lot going on in the background, so sacrifices have to be made somewhere. Quality sound is required for all the guitar weaving and varius keyboard effects, or it would just sound mushed up.

Not as heavy as House Of God, but a lot catchier.

CD-Charts Position 159
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Killing Technology

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Voivod

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The transitional album for Voivod: with `Killing Technology' the band moved away from the noisy, chaotic thrash of their first two albums and began to expand their sound, tip-toeing into more prog territory and truly flexing their impressive musical muscles. `Killing Tech.' also heralded the start of Voivod's most impressive and successful period - this and the subsequent three albums are undoubtedly their finest.
The band still possess the raw and aggressive thrash tendencies of their early releases and vocalist Snake continues to scream his lyrics a little too often, but there's plenty of ambition in the lengthier arrangements and more complex time changes. Highpoints are hard to find as the album works best if it's listened to in one sitting, but `Ravenous ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 160
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Criteria for a Black Widow

CD-Charts > Music > Speed Metal and Thrash
by: Annihilator

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The transitional album for Voivod: with `Killing Technology' the band moved away from the noisy, chaotic thrash of their first two albums and began to expand their sound, tip-toeing into more prog territory and truly flexing their impressive musical muscles. `Killing Tech.' also heralded the start of Voivod's most impressive and successful period - this and the subsequent three albums are undoubtedly their finest.
The band still possess the raw and aggressive thrash tendencies of their early releases and vocalist Snake continues to scream his lyrics a little too often, but there's plenty of ambition in the lengthier arrangements and more complex time changes. Highpoints are hard to find as the album works best if it's listened to in one sitting, but `Ravenous ... Read More: