Written by Bad English on 12.04.2008 at 16:15

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 15:49

Written by Bad English on 12.04.2008 at 14:05

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 13:49

My favorite Thrash band of all time is Suicidal Angels. They are quite a newcomer, but their "Eternal Domination" album has totally blown me away. If you don't know the band, you should definitely check it out.

also try hellenic band Crucifier tahy are awsoem thrash band from Hellas ,s ame like Suicide Angels

Okay, great, thanks man. I'm really searching for some new Thrash bands in from that area.

There was some more bands but thay are pao and thay dealite me from myspace lsit so I cant help you I forgot names, but there was some official myspace site for greek thrash , ut I forgot link, so there are a lot of greek thrash bands

Thanks anyway dude. I will seach some Greek Thrash myself. Oh, btw, Crucifier sounds awesome. I've listened to them on their myspace. "Thrash Till The Death" is amazing. You were right, it's an awesome band.

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 15:48

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.04.2008 at 14:03

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 13:49

My favorite Thrash band of all time is Suicidal Angels. They are quite a newcomer, but their "Eternal Domination" album has totally blown me away. If you don't know the band, you should definitely check it out.

Indeed a great band. I saw them yesterday opening for Onslaught and they kicked ass. Btw, they are also a bunch of very nice guys.

Yeah, they really kick ass. I'm seeing them live tonight, in Enschede. Did you have the chance to meet them personally? Btw, how was Onslaught?

Btw, another great new Greek old school thrash band are Released Anger, they are also form Athens like Suicidal Angels and are good friends of them.

Onslaught was great too, though they played quite a short set (only a little over 60 minutes)

Yeah I talked to both Suicidal Angels & Onslaught way before the show and after the show (when Onslaught had finished) I did a Thrash Song Quiz with Sy Keeler (vocals, Onslaught) and Suicidal Angels where I played them old thrash songs and they had to guess what is was. In the end it ended in a draw between the two. That quiz will be on-line around the 23rd of April here on Metal Storm, so keep your eyes open.
Soren did an e-mail interview with Suicidal Angels you can read here: http://www.metalstorm.ee/pub/interview.php?interview_id=460

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.04.2008 at 17:15

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 15:48

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 12.04.2008 at 14:03

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 13:49

My favorite Thrash band of all time is Suicidal Angels. They are quite a newcomer, but their "Eternal Domination" album has totally blown me away. If you don't know the band, you should definitely check it out.

Indeed a great band. I saw them yesterday opening for Onslaught and they kicked ass. Btw, they are also a bunch of very nice guys.

Yeah, they really kick ass. I'm seeing them live tonight, in Enschede. Did you have the chance to meet them personally? Btw, how was Onslaught?

Btw, another great new Greek old school thrash band are Released Anger, they are also form Athens like Suicidal Angels and are good friends of them.

Onslaught was great too, though they played quite a short set (only a little over 60 minutes)

Yeah I talked to both Suicidal Angels & Onslaught way before the show and after the show (when Onslaught had finished) I did a Thrash Song Quiz with Sy Keeler (vocals, Onslaught) and Suicidal Angels where I played them old thrash songs and they had to guess what is was. In the end it ended in a draw between the two. That quiz will be on-line around the 23rd of April here on Metal Storm, so keep your eyes open.
Soren did an e-mail interview with Suicidal Angels you can read here: http://www.metalstorm.ee/pub/interview.php?interview_id=460

Thanks man! I'll definitely check them out. I'm really looking forward to the show. Nick, Suicidal Angels' singer told me he wanted to drink some beer with me. I have good contact with Nige, the guitarist of Onslaught, so I hope I will meet them as well. I did see the Suicidal Angels interview already. The quiz sounds really cool, so I'll definitely keep my eyes open. Too bad Onslaught played a short show. Did they play any classics?

"lamb of god" n "meshuggah" r my favourite.

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 16:19

Written by Bad English on 12.04.2008 at 16:15

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 15:49

Written by Bad English on 12.04.2008 at 14:05

Written by [user id=31950] on 12.04.2008 at 13:49

My favorite Thrash band of all time is Suicidal Angels. They are quite a newcomer, but their "Eternal Domination" album has totally blown me away. If you don't know the band, you should definitely check it out.

also try hellenic band Crucifier tahy are awsoem thrash band from Hellas ,s ame like Suicide Angels

Okay, great, thanks man. I'm really searching for some new Thrash bands in from that area.

There was some more bands but thay are pao and thay dealite me from myspace lsit so I cant help you I forgot names, but there was some official myspace site for greek thrash , ut I forgot link, so there are a lot of greek thrash bands

Thanks anyway dude. I will seach some Greek Thrash myself. Oh, btw, Crucifier sounds awesome. I've listened to them on their myspace. "Thrash Till The Death" is amazing. You were right, it's an awesome band.

Thay are rted thrashers, read band blog there thay tell how you can get free album
I can share whit it if you need

Metal LORDS MetallicA

I voted for Metallica.Metallica is my favourite band from these

Old sepultura is very insane! but i give metallica

I have to go with Slayer but it almost hurts not to Pick Exodus if only they put out more good albums.

Kreator oufcourse: aggressive, violent, thought provoking and the most important: they continue to be a great band!

Pantera:bow:

Exodus and Pantera...though I like Metallica Thrash albums as well....

Anthrax, made good albums with Joey Belladonna and John Bush

Slayer, in my opinion the most br00tal one on there.

Prong:

Beg to Differ
Unconditional
Cleansling

I have a personal preferance for Megadeth above all in terms of Thrash. Testament would be a very close second and a challenge for top spot.

Damn this a tough one...I could go with either MetallicA or MegadetH but I also love Kreator...DAMN IT!!!!

I have to say MetallicA. I have been listening to them the longest, since i was born!
Pantera would have to come second, then Slayer. I just think Metallica has a better sound then all the others, and has more songs that really get me pumped. I love all the bands here, but Metallica has to be the best!

I have to say MetallicA. I have been listening to them the longest, since i was born!
Pantera would have to come second, then Slayer. I just think Metallica has a better sound then all the others, and has more songs that really get me pumped. I love all the bands here, but Metallica has to be the best!

Ooh, this one's really hard for me. Testament and Kreator would be tied for first, with Megadeth coming in at a close second. I like Exodus and Sodom a lot, too.

Written by Razorback on 11.08.2009 at 17:48

Pantera:bow:

Pantera isn't thrash. Its like groove meathead metal.

I think Megadeth wins with a close Testament 2nd.

Written by [user id=42122] on 08.10.2009 at 04:39

Written by Razorback on 11.08.2009 at 17:48

Pantera:bow:

Pantera isn't thrash. Its like groove meathead metal.

The albums from Cowboys From Hell till they split up are certainly thrash, albeit with a lot of groove in it, but thrash nonetheless.

(Old)Sepultura rulzz

This is tough. If just rated on the quality of their best albums, I would either say Metallica (first four albums only) or Sacred Reich (first three albums only).

If looking at the entire body of work, I would say Artillery has been the most consistent.

Given that two of these bands are not on the list, I voted "Other."

First Pantera is not Thrash
Second I voted for Metallica
Third Anthray is missing(one of the four Thrash kings. That Sodom is missing isn't really that bad but Anthrax)
My personal list of the band in the voting list
1 Metallica
2 Megadeth
3 Slayer
4 Exodus
5 Destruction
6 Pantera
7 Sepultura
8 Kreator

Toxik, Overkill, Megadeth, Slayer, Razor, Exodus and several others...

Slayer and Exodus. For the reason that they are the only bands on the list that never stopped making thrash.

I love all the bands on the list though. Testament and Overkill are definitely near the top of thrash too.

Written by Angelic Storm on 09.07.2010 at 05:43

Slayer and Exodus. For the reason that they are the only bands on the list that never stopped making thrash.

Exodus, maybe. But Slayer... uh, I wouldn't really call Diabolus in Musica or God Hates Us All thrash much.

Written by vezzy on 09.07.2010 at 16:58
Exodus, maybe. But Slayer... uh, I wouldn't really call Diabolus in Musica or God Hates Us All thrash much.

Whether you'd call them thrash albums or not, (I actually would call them thrash) both of those albums contained thrash in them. 'Force Of Habit' is hardly a thrash album, even though it had some thrashing moments like 'Count Your Blessings', and 'Feeding Time At The Zoo' on it. lol

GHUA and DIM both had a lot of slower material on them, especially GHUA. But there are thrash songs on both those albums, so they never totally abandoned the style like the other bands in the list did.

Written by Angelic Storm on 09.07.2010 at 18:06

Written by vezzy on 09.07.2010 at 16:58
Exodus, maybe. But Slayer... uh, I wouldn't really call Diabolus in Musica or God Hates Us All thrash much.

Whether you'd call them thrash albums or not, (I actually would call them thrash) both of those albums contained thrash in them. 'Force Of Habit' is hardly a thrash album, even though it had some thrashing moments like 'Count Your Blessings', and 'Feeding Time At The Zoo' on it. lol

GHUA and DIM both had a lot of slower material on them, especially GHUA. But there are thrash songs on both those albums, so they never totally abandoned the style like the other bands in the list did.

GHUA felt more heavy metal with a modern edge than thrash to me. Same with DIM. The thrash moments were scattered and not much overall.

Force of Habit was still thrashier, IMO, even if not by a lot.