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Animosity (1985) - corrosion of conformity 
Power and pain (1986) - whiplash 
Widespread bloodshed love runs red (1987) - no mercy
Killing technology (1987) - voivod
The years of decay (1989) - overkill

Animosity (1985) - corrosion of conformity 
Power and pain (1986) - whiplash 
Widespread bloodshed love runs red (1987) - no mercy
Killing technology (1987) - voivod
The years of decay (1989) - overkill

Just bought tickets to see mastadon and lamb of god in July. Kerry Kings supposed to be opening. Might also try to go out of state to see slayer for their reunion show in kutucky

Goatlord - Reflections Of The Solstice
Incantation - Dirges Of Elysium
Accidental Suicide – Deceased
Disma shirt

human = garbage - dystopia 
superfuzz bigmuff and other early singles - mudhoney
1,039/smoothed out slappy hours - green day

Black Flag - Damaged

Candlemass - Epicus Doomicus Metallicus (1986)
 

My favorite doom metal band!  What an incredible debut - absolutely timeless. 

Slayer - Decade of Aggression (1991)
 

Front row center, tied to the seat so that he can't look anywhere but forward. He can bring the ball gag and the gimp mask from home if he really wants too but if he wants kink he pays for it,
 

I plan on taking Doc to see Iron Maiden because I know how much he loves Bruce Dickinson!
 

Age old question. Some say we may never know. Scientists claim we have only begun to scratch the surface and have only as yet been able to explore maybe 10% of the existing prog rock in the universe. Recently an observatory listening post in New Mexico has detected messages from outer space that have been decribed by astronomers as coming in such odd time signatures and polyrythyms that it could only be described as prog rock. An anonymous consortium of billionaire benefactors headed by Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk has put together a 5-man dream team of progonauts to launch a space mission into the outer galaxies in search of extra-terrestrial prog rock. This will be a strategic alliance joint venture between NASA and SpaceX. The $34 billion dollar solar powered vehicle will be mannned by: Colin Marston, Steven Wilson, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Chris DeGarmo. Robert Fripp wanted to be a part of this mission but was deemd to be too old to handle the rigors of space flight, so he has been grounded. John Petrucci wanted to go as well but was said to be too fat and smelly, no one wanted him in there with them. There will also be two as yet unnamed NASA dweebs onboard to do some scientific experiments once their destination has been reached and two Air Force test pilots will be enlisted to fly this sucker until it breaks free from the Earth's gravitational pull at which time they will board a lifeboat shuttlecraft and be jettisoned from the main spacecraft to return back down to Earth. The spacecraft will then be navigated and piloted from the ground by Elon's crack team of space nerds. The progonaut team will be cryogenically frozen and sealed into pods, kept alive intravenously and their vitals monitored closely by computer for the 540 year journey to the Andromeda galaxy where the messages are thought to have originated. Then the onboard computer will reawaken them in 2562 in hopes they will be able to make contact with the alien prog rockers. NASA has no plan to re-freeze them and bring them back safely (if there'd even be anything left on Earth to come back to in 1080 years) but when asked for comment a spokesman for the SpaceX company has reportedly said: "Hey listen, we can't think of everything man."

Kill em all (1983) - metallica 
No sanctuary the spiderleg recordings (2008) - amebix
 

mirror reaper (2017) - bell witch
 

"Take a Look in the Mirror" is my favorite Korn album!  Just heavy and aggressive all the way through.
Raider - "Guardian of the Fire"
Good grief what a fantastic album.  It's unmistakably thrash but with an obvious leaning toward death metal.
Ravager - "Thrashletics" 
Another great listen.
KK's Priest - "The Sinner Rides Again"
Can't remember if this is my 12th or 13th time listening through this album in its entirety, but my goodness, I love it so much.
Candlemass - "King of the Grey Islands"
My favorite album of the Robert Lowe era.  All 3 of those albums are really good, but this one is exceptional.  "Destroyer" is an absolutely crushing tune.  It literally destroys all in its path.  "Clearsight" and "Embracing the Styx" are phenomenal as well.  Can't ever have too much Candlemass in my life!

Yeah I think it's been pretty well documented that the nwobhm or just British heavy metal in general was a major influence on the thrash metal that came just a few years later. As well as the traditional 70's hard rock bands that all of us old guys had grown up on: Sabbath, Zeppelin, Purple, Aerosmith, Thin Lizzy, AC/DC...and of course there were the hardcore punk bands of the early 80's like Discharge, GBH and the Exploited, which is where the extremity in thrash comes from. There were a lot less bands back then playing heavy music, so practically all of us metalheads from that first real metal generation who were born in the early 60's were pretty much listening to all the exact same bands in the late 70's into the early 80's. By '84 - '85 there were enough new bands playing different flavors of metal that people had the opportunity to start branching out and exploring different paths, and then it was no longer true that we were all mostly listening to all the exact same bands.

season of the dead (1987) - necrophagia 
 
ready for death (1990) - necrophagia 
 

Metallica - Master of Puppets (1986)
Doing my self-assessment for the tax office this afternoon (yes it is that magical time of the year already), where despite every penny I have earned being visible to them already I have to waste four hours of my life giving them all the data they already have for me all over again, just on the off-chance I have found time to undertake a second job/secondary source of income that I have not declared.
Relevant tracks here: Battery, Master of Puppets, The Thing That Should Not Be and of course Damage Inc.

Audioslave - Audioslave (album)

Grind and prejudice (2018) - Clung Destroyer

 
Rotting on the vine (2022) - spesimin

Rob Zombie - The Sinister Urge (album)

Abby road (1969) - the beatles 
Let it be (1970) - the beatles