90s Thrash Metal albums that DIDN'T SUCK

[@MetalTrenches]

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[@Anthony32126]

Testament - The Gathering (1999) still blows me away how perfect that album is.

[@ristoherranen816]

D.N.R hits you so hard from the get go. I'm so glad I have witnessed it live.

[@FivesWasRight]

Testament the gathering was my fav thrash album of the 90s

[@OfMoonlightAndGrave]

Death-thrash was definitely the flavor of the 90's. That being said, some others I'd add: Solstice - Solstice Merciless - The Treasures Within Deceased - Fearless Undead Machines Evildead - The Underworld Incubus - Beyond the Unknown Revenant - Prophecies of a Dying World Thanatos - Realm of Ecstasy

[@SolarGlu]

Incubus - S.C.I.E.N.C.E. is better

[@OfMoonlightAndGrave]

​@@SolarGlunot even Finn McKenty could conjure up a take that bad.

[@SuperStrik9]

Evildead - The Underworld is a great album. Global Warming, Branded, Welcome To Kuwait, Critic/Cynic, Process Elimination... Some killer songs on that album. Another gem I'd like to add is Uncle Slam - Will Work For Food. Killer Crossover Thrash from 1993.

[@BittersweetDuality]

Yeah Beyond the Unknown is definitely too slept on. I’m very surprised he didn’t cover that Solstice record either

[@DashieNegan41]

Awesome you added Coroner on this and also to mention that the band is very underrated in thrash metal

[@doomguyrox1156]

Coroner is sick man🤟.

[@toddwilliams8128]

Mental Vortex is what prog metal SHOULD be.

[@lacalacadevic2887]

Dark Angel Time Does Not Heal should have been in this list, it fits so well

[@doomusrlc]

Right? How was this NOT included?

[@lacalacadevic2887]

@@doomusrlc Dark Angel is simply the most underrated band in thrash metal, everyone remembers Darkness Descends, but forgots about Leave Scars, Time Does Not Heal and We Have Arrived

[@doomusrlc]

@@lacalacadevic2887 IMO we have arrived is quite meh. But the rest of them are all top tier thrash

[@lacalacadevic2887]

@@doomusrlc Same here

[@MetalPersonJ]

Nah, that album's garbage. The songs are all way too long and Ron's vocals are really annoying.

[@icaanul]

Horrorscope was highly underrated thanks to the black album and the freshness of pantera.

[@doomguyrox1156]

Horrorscope is awesome.

[@MrRoundthetwist]

Wicked album! 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@MetalNeverDieswithMarkA]

Tapping the Veins kicks ass. Great pick.

[@sole__doubt]

Ive been learning the riffs on Coma of Souls. What an all-you-can-eat buffet for riffs!

[@filipdzero8739]

Demolition Hammer K I L L S! Tortured Existence is fucking awesome, but Epidemic of Violence is even better! I love how this band literally does thrash as brutal as Slayer, but they actually have great guitar solos!!! \m/

[@Fulci.LivesMLM]

The laws of scourage is an underrated classic. Amazing mix of Death,Thrash and Black metal. While it's not as babaric and sadistic as their debut it's still absolutly amazing

[@williek6888]

Love it.. Got the Greyhaze reissue on vinyl and it sounds amazing

[@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066]

I agree! But there's no BM on it

[@sprigann5035]

Oppresing the masses from Vio-Lence is a good thrash album from 1990, I miss that one

[@zschokks5583]

I like a lot of your picks, especially Demolition Hammer, Slayer and Sepultura. Here are some others I would include: - Sacrifice - Soldiers of misfortune - Solstice - Solstice - Death angel - Act III

[@raregrimebeats1352]

I’m surprised he missed these

[@martglass9503]

Act III was shite though.

[@SuperStrik9]

Great Sacrifice pick. I'd also add Apocalypse Inside which is a pretty good album from a thrash band in 1993, considering what a lot of other thrash bands were doing around that time.

[@8matej]

Hey man, i commented with tapping the vain, when you ask us for suggestion for this video. Really glad you enjoyed the album Great video as always! Stay metal my friend 🤘

[@MetalTrenches]

Thanks!

[@martinolopezcastro9739]

Really glad you included Mekong Delta, truly one of the most underrated thrash metal bands out there. My favourite from them gotta be Dances of Death, also from the 90's

[@markgreene1162]

Yeah man I have all their albums but one, pictures at the exhibition. But Dances of Death is number 1 for me also. They even have a Genesis cover Dance On A Volcano so you know their influences are from. 70's prog rock.

[@ckoegl]

Wow. I am listening to that album right now. Previously favorite was The Music Of Erich Zann. But that might change ...

[@docvader82]

I really dig Protector, I think they're way overlooked.

[@SuperStrik9]

Awesome Black Sabbath - Volume 4 av. Incredible album. Blows me away how crushingly heavy Under The Sun was and is especially for 1972! That's crazy! Nobody else was that heavy in '72. Wheels Of Confusion is an amazing epic to start the album. I could go on forever about the album lol.

[@lautaroale6821]

sacrifice - soldiers of misfortune its an absolute masterpice of 90's thrash metal

[@TheVandergoose]

Epidemic of Violence is the better offering from Demolition Hammer, by a long shot. Great video! My fucking head be in das trenches brother

[@zschokks5583]

I think it is a matter of personal taste because I find epidemic of violence less vicious and more polished though very aggressive. I prefer "by a long shot" the first one 😉

[@ckoegl]

Massive head nod for bringing up Mekong Delta. I was blown away 1988 when stumbling upon their Music of Erich Zann album.

[@FearCruser]

Good to see some Tapping the Vein appreciation here, this album rarely gets the love it deserves.

[@ingolfrvargr]

Nothing but bangers on here! There are plenty of other great 90s thrash albums. Even with bands mentioned on this list such as Coroner (Mental Vortex) and Sadus (A Vision of Misery). And as much as I fucking worship Tortured Existence, I think Epidemic of Violence is even better. Morbid Saint also recorded Destruction System in 1992, but it wasn't released (at least commercially) until 2015, so I'm not sure it would qualify here. Time Doed Not Heal by Dark Angel isn't their best, but it sure as hell is good enough to deserve to be mentioned here. I also enjoyed Razor's Open Hostility and Decibels considerably (the former a lot more) so they should not be overlooked either. Sacrifice released a couple of albums in the 90s, Soldiers of Misfortune in '90 and Apocalypse Inside in '93 which are both absolute must-haves in any respectable thrash metal collection. Atrophy - Violent By Nature is great too. Forbidden - Twisted Into Form. Since Protector got the pass I also want to mention Solstice's self titled (in particular) and Pray, as well as Ripping Corpse's Dreaming With the Dead. I'm sure some, if not all have been mentioned elsewhere in the comments (in retrospect I maybe should have checked 😂), but I hope at least one person discovers something worth their while.

[@sandhya315]

Sarcofago and Slayer were my favorite here 🤘🏾🤘🏾

[@MrRoundthetwist]

Some great albums! 🤘🏼 Leaving out Sacrifice “Soldiers of Misfortune” leaves me bewildered

[@getdrippy4416]

Goddamn boss. This Protector record is a gem.

[@johnercalisanga5300]

Among the Other Favorites From Mine: Sepultura -Arise, Sarcofago- The Laws of Scourge, Devastation- Idolarty, Megadeth- Rust In Peace and Of Course Forbidden's- Twisted into Form.

[@rporta]

the 90's has some of the best thrash albums ever period

[@Sonserf369]

The early and late 90's were a great time for thrash. It's the middle years (1993-1997) that sucked hard, with a few exceptions like Testament who were just unlucky. And even then other genres like Death and Black were blossoming during the 90s.

[@eenpersoon2881]

I noticed how all albums you've mentioned are either released in 90, 91, or 92. That's considered the last good year for thrash, and it shows 😄 If you're a fan of the gritty stuff like Protector, try Demolition Hammers second album and the self titled Solstice album, you'll dig em!

[@Huddle_House56]

I just can’t believe Forbidden and Twisted Into Form weren’t here.

[@VIGLounge]

A lot of choice picks here, and I'm stoked to check out Protector. I have to add Sacrifice: Soldiers of Misfortune from 1990. It is easily my favourite thrash metal album of all time, the title track alone is worth it!

[@doomguyrox1156]

Great album🤟.

[@ronny-2112]

All the albums mentioned are very important for me, in being able to get into the most aggressive Thrash Metal, which is the one I like the most since that time of 1990-1994. I have no problem with musical experiments and fusions. It is understood that there are albums that suck, but if the bands don't adapt to the moment they die, or the labels throw them away, and none of those situations are of any use to anyone. * Also from Brazil worth listening to sometime bands like MX (Mental Slavery from 1990), Mutilator only two albums, Chakal (The Man Is His Own Jackal from 1990) and Sextrash (Sexual Carnage from 1990).

[@xVooDooPiMPx]

I was about to cry foul and say where is Testament's Low or Choas AD? But after watching I get what you were going for: the last thrash albums before the post Pantera world. Understanding that now, great list. Seeing your videos pop up always makes my day!

[@doomguyrox1156]

To me those 2 are more Groove metal than they are Thrash metal. Still though, both bang and groove hard as heck mate🤟.

[@nemesis8626]

There were still some classics in the early 90s, Rust in Peace, Arise and Seasons in the Abyss stand up there with the best of them. The 80s were definetly more consistent, the black albums huge success definetly made the scene go in a different direction, along with afew other factors.

[@JesseAndTheMoon]

I just want to say thanks, you are a great source for helping me get into the cracks and crevices of metal.

[@alvarojflorez]

1990, 1991 and even 1992 still had some great Thrash records, specially 1990. The challenge here would be to find truly GREAT Thrash records released AFTER 1992.

[@MetalTrenches]

Definitely. And there are almost none until the 2000’s unfortunately

[@Orangeokie7]

That's when Nu Metal started to ruin thrash.

[@MrAaron194]

I’m loving that Protector album. Might end up buying a copy

[@thetrue666]

The Haunteds debut from 1998 is a topnotch Thrash Metal album.

[@michaelcrowder8597]

My god Trenches, this was the soundtrack of my early twenties. To show my age I had Idolatry on cassette.

[@doomguyrox1156]

Yo that’s sick and based as heck man🤟.

[@Jimmy.1979]

Thanks for showing me there were some good music that came out in the 90's. And reminding me of a few I forget that came out during then.

[@RÅNÇIÐ]

Demolition Hammer - Epidemic Of Violence Sepultura - Arise Testament - The Gathering Kreator - Coma Of Souls Megadeth - Rust In Peace Annihilator - King Of The Kill Sacrifice - Soldiers Of Misfortune Nuclear Assault - Something Wicked

[@pleasuretokill]

Came here to post The Gathering. One of my favorite albums of all time. Got to see them live that year with Dave Lombardo on drums in Tucson, AZ with The Haunted... it was insanely awesome.

[@doomguyrox1156]

Sick list mate🤟

[@xhannesx8881]

Demolition Hammer is so good and brutal!

[@Jake-sw3ss]

Doing the content we need! (For old thrash) :) Edit: I like Nuclear Assault (The Plague, Something Wicked) Voivod of course, Persistence of Time is great and Testament of course.)

[@Dax11eleven]

Along with psycroptic, Fallujah and Mélancolia ❤️

[@romaincassignol]

The best decennie for Metal in general....in my humble opinion.

[@cajunboi4888]

Thrash Metal is my favorite metal sub genre.

[@nangarsd-00]

Mine too, second favorite for me is Speed metal

[@lloydjones3801]

Sludge for me

[@doomguyrox1156]

It used to be one of my favorites, but not anymore. I still enjoy thrash though. It’s very fun to headbang to🤟

[@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066]

​@@doomguyrox1156Judging by your name i think i know your favourite. I enjoy thrash a lot, but Doom is more interesting, heavier and diverse

[@doomguyrox1156]

@@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066 actually the name is for the video game series Doom. In a cruel ironic twist I actually don’t love Doom metal. I find it really boring and would take thrash over it. Still though, respectable opinion man.🤟

[@patrickhuber8630]

Depressive Age - Lying in wait. A weird Mix between Gothic, thrash and progressive Metal. Very unique and intriguing

[@richardcrook2112]

Thanks I'm going to check that, I like gothic elements To be honest I actually liked Endorama by Kreator.

[@movzhepok]

I was completely blown when I heard Artillery "By inheritance" for the first time - this is a killer album.

[@henrywalton5967]

3 really good thrash albums id add are Annihilator - Never, Neverland 1990 Trizna - Out of Step 1995 (Extremely underrated) Аспид (Aspid) - Кровоизлияние 1993

[@Z3nHolEminD]

KRAFT DINNER 🤘🏾

[@doomguyrox1156]

That annihilator album slaps🤟

[@george5737]

The Haunted debut should be in this list I believe

[@MetalTrenches]

Groove metal

[@beastofman77]

Agreed..Should have been along with Testament- The Gathering

[@ebenezerspludge8369]

You get me every time with Megadeth ha ha.

[@Anti-todo000]

Morbid Saint - Spectrum of Death, the best thrash metal album from 90s, no other album touch the aggresive fast style of this piece or art.

[@doomguyrox1156]

The album came out near the end of the 80s, but have to agree that Spectrum of Death is just a FERAL listen🤟.

[@darkuss3]

Massacra....!!!

[@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066]

​@@darkuss3They're fantastic, but SOD is just something else. Its just 32 minutes of perfection. Not a single filler moment

[@griefforest1870]

Other than many of the mentioned picks I´ld add Excursion Demise (1991) by Invocator. The follow up is also good but has more of a Pantera / Machine Head Vibe, whereas Excursion Demise sounds like if you pair the progressiveness of And Justice for all with the brutality of Slayer. Dark Angel Time does not heal has almost 300 riffs, Death Angel Act III is also great after the weirdness that was their second album. BUT: Out of all the classic Thrash bands with at least 9 albums or so they have the allround most solid discography. I die on that hill. Maybe it helped that they went away for almost 13 years...

[@misfitwookiee3177]

Absolutely agree with "Coma Of Souls" - thanks for reminding me I need to replace my copy! "When The Sun Burns Red" is now stuck in my head! I wish Wrathchild America's "3-D" would get some love for being progressive thrash. Shannon Larkin's drumming is fantastic, especially on "Prego".

[@MetalTrenches]

\m/

[@SuperRoo_22]

​@MetalTrenches I'm amazed that you used the "Democracy Manifest" clip in this vid. "A Succulent Chinese Meal". Check out a 90's band called Allegiance from Perth, Western Australia & their album "D.E.S.T.I.T.U.T.I.O.N.". One of my all time favourite albums. Sadly, they should of been bigger than what they were. Rob Halford absolutely loved them.

[@BurgundyDismay]

An all-time favorite of mine is Sodom’s “Masquerade In Blood”. To Hell with what the critics thought of it, this is, if not, my most favorite album by Sodom. So fast, so fierce at times. This is also the hardest I’ve ever heard the band play. As a side note, the “20,000 Feet” cover on the Japanese version is what got me into Saxon.

[@unknown_pleasures1979]

Thrash Metal doesn't SUCK in general in my opinion! Nice vid

[@fclefjefff4041]

You’re missing the point. There was huge drop-off in the quality and quantity of thrash as the 90s progressed. No one said the genre sucks in general.

[@MrLando0]

What's your opinion on Coroner's Grin? I've been getting back into that album and digging it. But not sure if it's nostalgia, since it's the first Coroner I heard.

[@Dax11eleven]

Love that shirt 🖤🔥 saw them live tonight… was fucking siiiiiiick. 🇦🇺👏👏

[@gaborroa3831]

Great Picks, however, I will go with Morbid Saint "Spectrum of Death", and Neurosis "Verdun 1916".

[@mamamia6925]

Mekong Delta are legends in the Tech-Thrash genre.

[@enzyme181]

I found a cd at a dollar store of a band that I really liked only that album,lol Uncle Slam-When God Dies. it took a minute to get used to the weird vocalist but the band is baddass🤘 Another good thrash band Wrathchild America 🤘

[@Ivy-u6h]

Iced Earths Burnt Offerings is amazing

[@Lebronfan37876]

prong beg to differ one of the best thrash metal albums of the 90s just love that album

[@thrashmetaldad]

Bro we don't always agree but this was a fantastic list

[@MetalTrenches]

\m/

[@DavidVega-wi5pr]

It seems like Rust in Peace is more popular and respected now than 25 years ago but idk just seems

[@rickdeckard2240]

I also really dig Demolition Hammer's "Epidemic of Violence" which I find even superior to T.E., Kreator's "Cause for Conflict" which is actually one of my fav Kreator album, Testament's "The Gathering" with its defaults (too much 3/4 grooves, absence of solos), Su Ta Gar's "Jaiotze basatia" & "Agur Jauna". Also on the verge of death metal Agressor's "Neverending Destiny" and the exceptional "Choir of Horrors" and its preceding EP "Psychomorphia" by Messiah as deathrash favorites.

[@personavisceration371]

I would've included Swordmaster & Aura Noir, but this is a good list.

[@dertodesking.]

I've known about Mekong Delta for forever, but never gave enough of a shit to REALLY check it out (name sucks, and initially it probably didn't feel like something I would like). Kaleidoscope was really fucking good actually! Thanks, man! And whoever suggested it! I'll look into it. Thrash? I'm not so sure, but great nonetheless.

[@mindful2864]

All amazing choices. I’ve heard all of these except for Mekong Delta, and those are all amazing choices. Here would be some more favorite thrash metal albums of the 90’s: Destruction - Cracked Brain Testament - Souls of Black Exodus - Impact Is Imminent Death Angel - Act III Vio-Lence - Oppressing the Masses Anthrax - Persistence of Time S.O.D. - Bigger Than the Devil Morbid Saint - Spectrum of Death Dark Angel - Time Does Not Heal Suicidal Tendencies - The Art of Rebellion Voivod - Phobos Annihilator - Never, Neverland Sacrifice - Soldiers of Misfortune Heathen - Victims of Deception

[@MetalTrenches]

Great list

[@doomguyrox1156]

Nice list mate. That Destruction album is really great 🤟

[@dtltmtgt]

I would add The Gathering - Testament

[@MetalTrenches]

Almost did

[@dtltmtgt]

@@MetalTrenches So many were '90 and '91, says something in itself I think, but Testament ended the decade on a high for me (among my all time fav thrash albums). Low is good too though.

[@doomguyrox1156]

Awesome album🤟

[@geirholte1222]

I'm surprised The Gathering by Testmanet does't claim a place here.

[@timberwolvesxx7250]

hey man check out the first Dekapitator record. it was released in 1999 and is worthy on your list!

[@vovindequasahi]

At least in the early 90's there were still many thrash bands still going strong. However even the classic thrash bands would get consistently worse, like Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Testament, and even Slayer, Kreator and Exodus putting out some subpar not-really-thrash-at-all-anymore bullshit at that time. The real meltdown happened in the 2000's with the introduction of Metalcore, NU Metal and all that fucking garbage. Except for a few of the old schoolers still keeping the flame alive, there were very few good fresh thrash being released at that abysmal era for metal in the 2000's. The resurgence was already starting though, with bands like Shadows Fall, Lamb of God, Slipknot, and even System of a Down injecting the good old thrash spirit into their music... I would say it is largely thanks to these bands that thrash finally resurfaced, with bands like Evile and Municipal Waste saying "Fuck it!" and going full-throttle.

[@FuriousMetal1968]

If you're going to mention bands like Artillery you have to talk about Flotsam and Jetsam - Drift. Thrashy, groovy and Melodic. And of course Testament- Low. Not sure why but this album just doesn't get the love it deserves 🤘

[@faultier3215]

Talking about "Arise" and not mentioning "Dead Embryonic Cells" is kind fo a crime. Best song on the album by far

[@patrickstrahm05]

Love the list, i have most of the albums on this list(except for protector). Love that Artillery and Mekong Delta(one of the more underrated thrash bands out there) was on the list. I also would reccomend Aspid Extravasation from Russia in 1993. Think technical Destruction

[@michaeluy114]

that sadus album is perfect. i really like it

[@goatmoonwarmaster4641]

Wtf I didn't even know kreator had a collaboration with Lacrimosa I like that band

[@MetalTrenches]

Endorama

[@goatmoonwarmaster4641]

@@MetalTrenches OK didn't know that, but the guy on the video is from Lacrimosa

[@6thrasher6in6hell]

Aspid-Extravasation 1993. Fucking awesome records

[@ajgohr7479]

Fantastic list full of great bands and albums. Dissapointed Dead Head wasn't included. The Feast Begins at Dawn and Dream Deciever are easily two of the best 90's Thrash albums and crush several others here

[@headovmetal]

Other faves: Aura Noir - Black Thrash Attack Nocturnal Breed - Aggressor Red Harvest - HyBreed

[@doomusrlc]

00:26 Open Hostility is also a killer album

[@rudyfavela7451]

Great list. Personally I would have included Anarkophobia by Ratos de Porao

[@jimmerbass]

Check out Burnt Offering , Death and destruction from "89"

[@MetalPersonJ]

Not a bad list, but it needs Morbid Saint's Spectrum Of Death and Anthrax's Persistence Of Time.

[@MetalTrenches]

Spectrum of Death actually came out in '89

[@MetalPersonJ]

@@MetalTrenches This is the first time I've ever heard that. Looking it up it looks like it did come out in Mexico in 89. But everyone and their mother has said it came out in 1990.

[@BittersweetDuality]

Epidemic of Violence > Tortured Existence Open Hostility > Shotgun Justice

[@Orangeokie7]

Arise is in my top 5 thrash albums of all time. On a side note, I would put Demolition Hammer - Epidemic of Violence on this list.

[@ziopsis]

Lots of very good Thrash into the 90s, just less of the big name bands. Some of my favourites are Nevermore, Anacrusis, Depressive Age, KAT, Mekong Delta, Deceased....

[@richardcrook2112]

Oh yes I had forgotten about that Anacrusis album, and I used to have it!

[@ELEKTROSKANSEN]

Yeah, KAT is awesome, however in the 90s they only had one album that could be definitely labeled as thrash - I'm talking about "Bastard", of course. "Róże Miłości..." and "Szydercze Zwierciadlo" are less thrashy and more traditionally heavy metal, unfortunately. "Oddech Wymarłych Światów" is their best, of course, a masterpiece, a Polish equivalent of "Master of Puppets", but that's from '88.

[@faultier3215]

Demolition Hammers second full-length labum, "Epidemic of Violence" from 1992 is even better

[@DragonforceSCGS]

Hot take: I'd pick Endorama over Outcast, Renewal and Cause for Conflict any day of the week.

[@faultier3215]

Heathen needed to be included here

[@zandig666]

Early kreator rules man

[@MetalTrenches]

Yes indeed

[@zandig666]

@@MetalTrenches I have a cocked wah box in my chain for that very reason those first few punishing albums 🤟🤟

[@AlexDizzys]

Kreator - Coma of Souls Exodus - Impact is Imminent Overkill - Horrorscope Testament - Souls of Black Suicidal Tendencies - Lights Camera Revolution Megadeth - Rust in Peace Anthrax - Persistence of Time Tankard - Stone Cold Sober Mekong Delta - Dances of Death (and other walking shadows) Celtic Frost - Vanity/Nemesis Sepultura - Arise Annihilator - Never Neverland Sodom - Better Off Dead to name just a few I'd add Season in the Abyss by Slayer cos I used to like this album a lot but now I think it's a pretty average record with bad production.

[@briskn]

Here are some of my shout outs of 90s Thrash: Pyracanda - Two Side of a Coin, Thorns Atheist - Piace of Time Annihilator - Never, Neverland Sadus - Swallowed In Black, Vision of Misery, Elements of Anger Obliveon - From this Day Forward Realm - Suiciety Merciless - Awakening, Treasures Within, Unbound Morbid Saint - Spectrum of Death Dark Angel - Time Does Not Heal Megace - Human Error Skyclad - The Wayward Son of Mother Earth Laaz Rockit - Nothing Scared Deathblow - Meaningless Propaganda Rosenfeld - Pigs of the Emperor Metal Church - The Humam Factor, Hanging in Balance Vader - The Ultimate Incantation Lawshed - Let Us Not Talk Falsely, Spirits & Souls Deathrow - Life Beyond Arachnid - Self-Titled Thanatos - Realm of Ecstasy Thought Industry - Songs for Insects, Mods Carve the Pig: Assassin, Toads and God's Flesh Aspid - Extravasation Eldritch - Blood Breed Calls My Name Nuclear Assault - Something Wicked Amboog-a-lard - A New Hope Vio-lence - Opressing the Masses, Nothing to Gain Chemical Breath - Values Form - I Choose My Own Trizna - Out of Step Testament - Low, The Gathering

[@SharpAsABricc]

Morbid Saint did NOT fuck around on Spectrum Of Death. Holy shit that album is mad. Also fantastic list you've got here m8.

[@doomguyrox1156]

Nice list mate🤟

[@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066]

Skyclad and MC aren't thrash. At least half of these can be skipped. They're ok, but i wouldn't put them in the "must hear" categroy

[@doomguyrox1156]

@@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066 I don’t think he said they were “Must-Listens”. He was just recommending some albums for anyone interested.

[@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066]

@@doomguyrox1156 I must have misread it. My bad

[@andrettski8686]

All good listings, I'll say Holy Moses - 'World of Chaos', 'Terminal Terror'. Exodus-'Impact is Imminent'. Metal Church- 'Masterpeace'. Forbidden-'Twisted into Form'. I'm sure there's more.

[@justsomedude5727]

Sadistik exekutuon-The Magus came out in the 90s though it was recorded in the 80s

[@markossakellariou6773]

Testament - "The Gathering"

[@beastofman77]

Testament- The Gathering should have been on this list....their best album IMO

[@doomguyrox1156]

The Gathering is awesome🤟. Not sure if it’s my favorite from them, but I can see why some would choose it as their favorite. I’m just more biased towards The New Order.

[@brettanomyces7077]

Defiance - Beyond Recognition

[@heavymetal1330]

Sarcofago do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@CryptToneMusic]

Do you have any favorite punk bands? Or even crossover?

[@MetalTrenches]

Too many to name

[@vernfenton863]

Channel Zero - ST