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Release date: 1991
Style: Thrash metal

Rating:

8.7 | 250 votes

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28 want it


01. Coma
02. Infectious
03. Blood Money
04. Thanx For Nothin'
05. Bare Bones
06. Horrorscope
07. New Machine
08. Frankenstein [Edgar Winter cover]
09. Live Young, Die Free
10. Nice Day...For A Funeral
11. Soulitude

Top 20 albums of 1991: 6
Top 200 albums of all time: 192

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Found in 15 lists
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R'Vannith Best Of Thrash Metal  | #31
Vasil de Shumen Best of US THRASH [ without The Big Four ]  | #86
JohnDoe 90s Favourites (Some Obvious Choices, Some Good And Some Odd)  | #20
Cryzpin The 20 Best Album Conclusions  | #16
Urs Blank Urs' Top 10 Of 1991  | #10
Dangerboner Top 25 Albums Of 1991  | #17
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JD - 17.01.2010 at 14:56  
Rating: 8 My fav songs are:
1- Infectious
2- Horrorscope
Troy Killjoy - 20.02.2010 at 04:39  
  I really like this album, good early '90s thrash metal; however, I enjoyed The Years of Decay a bit more. There was just more edge, more aggression, than this release.
Cryzpin - 19.06.2011 at 23:49  
Rating: 8
Written by Troy Killjoy on 20.02.2010 at 04:39

I really like this album, good early '90s thrash metal; however, I enjoyed The Years of Decay a bit more. There was just more edge, more aggression, than this release.

Aptly put, but the difference is much bigger then "a bit" from my point of view, something like 8.5 (TYOD) to mere 7 (H).
This one has good start but then with every song gets more boring. Lack of...dedication.
Neiluria - 01.06.2012 at 03:10  
Rating: 9 MAGIC!
Fade To Black - 09.06.2012 at 00:52  
Rating: 7 This album reminded me of early Flotsam and Jetsam, I think it was just the groove some of the first few songs on the album had. I however think I might be alone on that one.
Void Eater - 11.07.2012 at 10:16  
  Just sayin that I've actually been enjoying this album even more than Ironbound lately, since I know that you're all dying to hear my opinions on Overkill albums. Soulitude is seriously one of the best songs ever, and the main riff to Thax For Nothin' may be Overkill's best.
Cynic Metalhead - 18.07.2012 at 09:48  
Rating: 9
Written by Void Eater on 11.07.2012 at 10:16

Soulitude is seriously one of the best songs ever


Um I think it's Killogy for no doubt whatsoever. "Nice Day, For A Funeral" and "Live Young" had some awesome womb-crushing riffs. Then it follows with "Soulitude " which somehow I think the song has some great parts( but weaker in comparisons of the other songs mentioned above).
Void Eater - 18.07.2012 at 09:51  
 
Written by Cynic Metalhead on 18.07.2012 at 09:48

Written by Void Eater on 11.07.2012 at 10:16

Soulitude is seriously one of the best songs ever


Um I think it's Killogy for no doubt whatsoever. "Nice Day, For A Funeral" and "Live Young" had some awesome womb-crushing riffs. Then it follows with "Soulitude " which somehow I think the song has some great parts( but weaker in comparisons of the other songs mentioned above).

I haven't heard that song and really want to, but I currently have really shitty internet connection, and Youtube videos keep on stopping after like 3 seconds.

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