1980 - Remember Tomorrow, Phantom of the Opera, Iron Maiden

1980 - Lightning to the Nations, Sucking My Love, Am I Evil?, Helpless

1980 - Star Cycle, The Pump, El Becko, Space Boogie (it seems a couple ideas here were influenced by Rick Derringer's hits as can be found on his Rk'n'Roll, Hoochie Koo compilation CD... oh well, end result sounds great)

1981 - Wrathchild, Killers, Purgatory, Twilight Zone, Drifter

1982 - the Computer songs, the Cowboy songs, the Love songs and the re-jig of "Mr. Soul" are all good, but epic finisher "Like an Inca" is the definite masterpiece here (somewhat like v)

1982 - 2-6 and of course, Hallowed Be Thy Name

1982 - Big Guns, Signals, Jinxed, Easy Come, Easy Go, Ride On Red, Ride On

1983 - Where Eagles Dare, Revelations, Sun and Steel, To Tame a Land

1983 - The Four Horsemen, Whiplash, Phantom Lord, Metal Militia

1983 - Stand Up and Shout, Don't Talk to Strangers, Invisible, Shame on the Night

1984 - everything, with Bellz off (or, at least, TIMMY! on!)

1984 - Aces High, 2 Minutes to Midnight, Powerslave

1985 - A.I.R, Lone Justice, Madhouse, S.S.C/Stand or Fall, Armed and Dangerous

1985 - Burnt Offerings, Alone in the Dark, Raging Waters + Reign of Terror's intro & middle

1986 - whole damn album

1986 - Angel of Death, Jesus Saves, Criminally Insane, Postmortem, Raining Blood

1986 - all songs rule except The Thing... tho oddly, I quite liked Adema's version 19 years later

1986 - Caught Somewhere in Time, Wasted Years, Sea of Madness, The Loneliness of the LDR

1987 - Always with Me, Always with You, Satch Boogie, Circles

1987 - Zombie Ritual, Denial of Life, Sacrificial, Evil Dead, SBG

1987 - Goblin's Blade, Pray for Death, Set Me Free, World's End

1988 - everything 7-9... + 1-5 (love for Sorrow hinges on my mood)

1988 - can I say "whole damn album" again? ...I just did, ah well...

1988 - Left to Die, Pull the Plug, Open Casket, Choke on It

1988 - Revenge, Bullets & Blades, Le Coucou, Humanoid

1989 - Immortal Rites, Visions from the Darkside, Evil Spells

1989 - overall a very strong prog-leaning thrash demo, with some parts over-long but indeed some great songs... I tend to prefer the material right in the middle (Wrong + Child Inside + Vital = classic) - see #1 on my next list to see how they still had better to give! (and check the band's news on MS for new stuff 25 years later)

1989 - Crime in the City (Sixty to Zero, Pt. 1), Don't Cry, No More, Rockin' in the Free World [Electric Return] (Eldorado's a great Latin-tinged/flamenco-influenced rock tune, and most of the rest's a bunch of country ? that doesn't prevent them from being good songs, though. Not in the slightest!)