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Sacred Reich - Surf Nicaragua

Hellhammer - Satanic Rites

Scream bloody gore (1987) - Death
Severed survival (1989) - autopsy 
Clandlstein (1991) - entombed 
Wolverine blues (1993) - entombed 
Mass appeal madness (1991) - Napalm death
Nazi punks fuck off (1993) - Napalm death

Scream bloody gore (1987) - Death
Severed survival (1989) - autopsy 
Clandlstein (1991) - entombed 
Wolverine blues (1993) - entombed 
Mass appeal madness (1991) - Napalm death
Nazi punks fuck off (1993) - Napalm death

the return of darkness and evil (1985) - bathory
reek of putrefacation (1988) - carcass
butchered at birth (1991) - cannibal corpse 
once upon the cross (1995) - deicide
 

Mayhem - Grand Declaration of War
A few good riffs and some impressive drumming but way too many spoken word parts & chants ("Declarations!!") which ruin the whole thing. More filler than actual music.
 
Deicide - Banished by Sin
2 or 3 good songs. One of them being the last song. Almost sounds more thrash than death but not in a good way. Death-thrash is my favorite subgenre when it's done well but this ain't it.
Everytime I try to listen to this I find myself not paying attention after a few minutes. Lots going on but nothing too original or hooky. And as was mentioned here, it's way too melodic. I don't like the kind of solos this guitarist is playing, but there's still some great riffs here and the production is great.
 
Still rocking some favorites from my Annihilator binge 
 

the return of darkness and evil (1985) - bathory
reek of putrefacation (1988) - carcass
butchered at birth (1991) - cannibal corpse 
once upon the cross (1995) - deicide
 

the return of darkness and evil (1985) - bathory
reek of putrefacation (1988) - carcass
butchered at birth (1991) - cannibal corpse 
once upon the cross (1995) - deicide
 

Something Like Elvis - Cigarette Smoke Phantom, Poland 2002. Fortunately they're nothing like Elvis. Pretty mellow, we'll call it post-punk meets post-rock meets stoner or something. Cool and laid back for early in the morning, on my second time through.
 

nativity in black (1994) 
Human = garbage (1994) - dystopia
The carnival bizarre (1995) - cathedral
Come my fanatics (1997) - eletric wizard
Brainoil (2003) - brain oil

Suicidal Tendencies - S/T
 

The guys who made the punk goes pop series are now releasing a new punk goes album featuring covers of black metal classics
Here are some of the tracks
Under a funeral moon - Blink 182
Freezing moon - ice nine kills 
Black metal - good charlotte 

I've never been one for genres, they just get in the way of things, but I can definitely get along with Purple, Floyd, Crimson, Cooper etc. I was never a fan of Ted, not because I didn't like him (or knew what he'd become) more because he just wasn't on my radar. I know plenty of people cite him as a genuine influence but I'm too late to that party and his idiotic ways of the last few decades over shadow anything I could like about the guy.
Hendrix is another I never got into. Talent, sure. Great songs, maybe a few, but overall he just did nothing for me.

PRONG - Working Man
 

Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral (album)

Under the sign of the black mark (1987) - bathory
Deathcrush (1987) - mayhem
In the nightside eclipse (1994) - emperor 

Thy mighty contract (1993) - rotting christ
 
storm of the lights bane - dissection 
 

Under the sign of the black mark (1987) - bathory
Deathcrush (1987) - mayhem
In the nightside eclipse (1994) - emperor 

Under the sign of the black mark (1987) - bathory
Deathcrush (1987) - mayhem
In the nightside eclipse (1994) - emperor 

Bruce Dickinson - The Mandrake Project

Under the sign of the black mark (1987) - bathory
Deathcrush (1987) - mayhem
In the nightside eclipse (1994) - emperor 

Thy mighty contract (1993) - rotting christ
 
storm of the lights bane - dissection 
 

Recognize no authority (1986) - detente
South of heaven (1988) - slayer

Recognize no authority (1986) - detente
South of heaven (1988) - slayer