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666th News Post 
Can anyone explain to me why musicians of crappy bands who have absolutely nothing to see with Bay Area Thrash are commenting this re-issue news? |
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Written by Thryce on 07.11.2007 at 18:28
666th News Post
Can anyone explain to me why musicians of crappy bands who have absolutely nothing to see with Bay Area Thrash are commenting this re-issue news?
 what you mean? |
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Because they were asked to 
At first i thought they might all be under the same label, but that was not the case, I have no idea how they gathered those comments from these specific musicians. |
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Samuel550 - 07.11.2007 at 20:20
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| The only real deal metal musician there was Chris Addler, the rest I can care less about. Interesting news though. |
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Ereinion' - 07.11.2007 at 21:38
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nice i have to get thes 2 cds  |
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 Lucas - 07.11.2007 at 22:56
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Written by Thryce on 07.11.2007 at 18:28
666th News Post
Can anyone explain to me why musicians of crappy bands who have absolutely nothing to see with Bay Area Thrash are commenting this re-issue news?
Silenoz is the one and only Lord Satan! |
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| The only commenting musician I really respect is Chris Adler. The rest I could really care less about. Anyway, this is great news that two of their albums are being rereleased, but I already have "The Gathering" and I don't like "Demonic" enough to buy it. |
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Don't you all dare to put words in my mouth  I said crappy bands, not crappy musicians. It's not because I find those bands crappy that I don't respect the musicians. |
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| Dez Fafara has no place commenting on anything relating to Testament. |
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Opium - 08.11.2007 at 04:43
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| I was truly expecting a couple of their earlier albums to be remastered, ah well. |
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Samuel550 - 08.11.2007 at 05:03
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| Do we really need a re-issue of The Legacy and The New Order with revamped sound and everything? Hell no, I like them the way they are. |
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Opium - 08.11.2007 at 05:29
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Written by Guest on 08.11.2007 at 05:03
Do we really need a re-issue of The Legacy and The New Order with revamped sound and everything? Hell no, I like them the way they are.
To each their own 
Still, a clearer sound couldn't go astray here, IMO. |
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 Syk - 08.11.2007 at 06:26
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I first thought this news said Pathetic Records 
Lol amen Thryce, congrats on the 666
Insin, you mean couldn't care less. "Could care less" means you currently care more than zero care points
I'm glad it's not a reissue of Order since I already bought that, but it probably would have made that album a whole lot better if they stuck some other song on the end. |
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Samuel550 - 08.11.2007 at 12:16
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Written by Guest on 08.11.2007 at 05:29
Written by Guest on 08.11.2007 at 05:03
Do we really need a re-issue of The Legacy and The New Order with revamped sound and everything? Hell no, I like them the way they are.
To each their own
Still, a clearer sound couldn't go astray here, IMO.
Remastering the sound to such raw thrash albums IMO would ruin the novelty of their releases back in 87-88. I have a high value towards old-school metal production. |
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| same with Opium.........don't like the later albums anyway. |
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| They better should make a re-release of the album Souls Of Black from 1990.:-[ |
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