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  3. Humanity's End - Between Life and Death, Detroit death metal 2017
  4. The entire year of 2024 so far has absolutely happened. Unless "so far" is just too abstract of a concept for you to understand.
  5. Metal Church - Congregation Of Annihilation
  6. True, but I'd also be willing to bet good money that my hypothesis also holdeth true for the entire year of 2024 so far. Although I couldn't possibly be fucked to do the research and prove this hypothesis, nor could anyone else. So I guess we'll never know for certain. But I'm firmly convinced that thrash is easily the most common denominator on this board. Simply because most of the people here such as myself who promote the black arts, also like and post other sub-genres like thrash and death and what have you. While almost all of the most fervent thrash maniacs here wouldn't ever dream of posting a black metal album. Boethiah - Invocation of the Xenolith, Californian death metal 2018
  7. Drowned out? I bet if you went through all the forum posts for the entire last week you'd find there has been more thrash posted here than black metal by a considerable margin.
  8. Kitties and metal go hand in hand, so says the metal god!
  9. We are still here we just get drowned out by all that BM silliness. Rest assured if you post something thrashy someone will respond. Other than Havok (who I don't particularly like) I've posted something from each of the bands you mention sometime over the last 12 months.
  10. Eddie probably got it from someone else and is just repeating it because someone told him it was right.
  11. Eraserhead - Remnants of Decadence, Germany 2016 Revel in Flesh - Emissary of All Plagues, Germany 2016
  12. Hay thrashers! Do people even still post on this forum anymore 🤔? Oh well, anyways some good thrash metal bands I've discovered are Eradicator, Skeleton Pit, Havok, Karabiner, Demolizer, and my personal favorite Reabilitator All of these bands hold a very special place in my soul and mind. Just listen to their stuff, it's awesome!
  13. Iron Monkey/Church of Misery Split 1999 Dopethrone - Hochelaga, Montreal 2015
  14. You can't believe you said that.
  15. Thatguy does not hate kittens. But they have no business making music. KRALLICE - Dimensional Bleedthrough ASUNOJOKEI - Live Album:Island In Full No kittens were harmed in the making of these albums. NP - FOUR TET - Three
  16. Often, if it is in your system on the game day, or you are still affected by the drug, to some extent, it actually is performance enhancing. The previously mentioned Essendon incident really should have had far more extreme consequences, considering it was the club forcing players to use or lose their place on the list. The consequences of having a system designed to protect players and ensure those who speak out/seek help to deal with their addiction. Issues are condemned, and let’s be under now illusions that is exactly what would have been happening, is appalling. It honestly makes me yearn full the early 2000s when I was a naive, kid blissfully, unaware of just how problematic the AFL’s policies were, and are even when compared with other sporting codes approaches to off field issues. I can’t believe I’m about to say this, but, only fellow Australians will get this once again by the way, Eddie Maguire is right. It isn’t mandatory to play football, but it should be mandatory to play football drug free.
  17. Now that's using the old noggin'. We need to put the fun, danger and unpredictability back into sportsball. As long as they have the Narcan crew standing by on the sidelines in case of accidental opioid overdoses 'n such, what could possibly go wrong?
  18. One can never go wrong with some Iron Monkey! Happy listening, my friend.
  19. Groove it up homeboy! Iron Monkey - Iron Monkey, Nottingham UK 1997 Iron Monkey -Our Problem 1998
  20. Sportsball would be much more fun if all of the athletes were allowed to take all the drugs all the time. PED or illicit. Matter of fact, each team should be sponsored by a specific drug. Who wouldn't want to watch the San Diego Stoners vs. the Minnesota Methheads in a gladiator style brawl. Players contracts could be incentive based to encourage max usage on the sidelines. Games would be shorter since everyone would be totally fucked in short order leading to fewer injuries and less CTE. Health benefits people!
  21. Komatryp - "Calloused" Black Tooth - "Drink Drive Go to Hell" More great groove metal today!
  22. Obviously an unhinged psychopath. Nobody can hate kittens and not be hiding bodies in the garden.
  23. Well for one the policy in place rarely rules in or out whether the player was drug effected during games or not. But being drug free is a rule the players agree to as a part of their contracts. Whether any one person cares about it doesn't really come into it. Neither does the players own health or the effects it has on their personal lives. It can become a litigious issue if players start saying the drug culture was forced upon them by the teams because then it becomes an employer/employee situation. But that's probably never going to happen even if teams have been encouraging their players to take drugs of any kind. It certainly didn't happen last time one team was found to be pushing performance enhancing drugs on their players. The news did rabbit on about it for months and the team coped pointless sanctions and fines that were probably never paid, some players even threatened legal action but then it just fell away from the news. Today we have an AFL football player standing up against racism. Sure no sensible person condones racism, especially against his kids when they are in their own back yard. But this story of first nations player standing up against unknown racists feeds the good news for the code. It wont delete the current drug stories and today is a slow day for news given how everything religious takes over on Good Friday in this country. But it will give the AFL breathing room it needs to congratulate the player and keep the drugs scandal at the back of the news for 24 hours or so. A few more good stories and the AFL gets less and less talk about the bad which is exactly what they need to start sweeping the drug scandal back under the rug where it's lived for years.
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