Kill 'Em All VS Show No Mercy (Bands Debut Album Guitar Riffs Battle)

So here is some old school thrash metal from 1983 !
Kill 'Em All VS Show No Mercy (Bands Debut Album Guitar Riffs Battle)
Hope you guys like this one !
0:00 Intro
0:03 Metallica - Hit The Lights
0:15 Slayer - Evil Has No Boundaries
0:32 Metallica - The Four Horsemen
0:47 Slayer - The Antichrist
1:03 Metallica - Motorbreath
1:14 Slayer - Dy By The Sword
1:29 Metallica - Jump In The Fire
1:45 Slayer - Fight Till Death
2:00 Metallica - (Anesthesia)-Pulling Teeth
2:07 Slayer - Metal Storm / Face The Slayer
2:22 Metallica - Whiplash
2:42 Slayer - Black Magic
2:57 Metallica - Phantom Lord
3:12 Slayer - Tormentor
3:28 Metallica - No Remorse
3:48 Slayer - Final Command
4:05 Metallica - Seek And Destroy
4:19 Slayer - Crionics
4:41 Metallica - Metal Militia
5:00 Slayer - Show No Mercy

[@TheSuffocater]

R.I.P. Cliff Burton ! R.I.P. Jeff Hanneman !

[@nelsonzapata6602]

R.I.P Metallica XD

[@wolfmauler]

I miss Jeff, his absence really shows on "Slayer"s final album. I'm interested in the side projects he had going and what he could've done after Slayer. I never saw them without Jeff. His Riffs are STILL REIGNING!

[@hansnoll7057]

Geniale Riffs für die Ewigkeit

[@beberman.]

Why Slayer split ??? 🥲 Jeff forever 💪

[@alpgunay9202]

i was going to type the same. i didnt go out for a week after hannemans death :((

[@NoName-t7e]

More of a Slayer fan than a Metallica fan but credit where credit is due, those earliest Metallica riffs and albums were just golden.

[@GordonHeaney]

A lot of those very early Metallica riffs came from the NWOBHM, so influential it was on them back then

[@ironmainiac1783]

Many of the early riffs were from Dave Mustaine

[@RobertoFlores-ir3vk]

@@ironmainiac1783 Nope

[@pbtdl]

@@RobertoFlores-ir3vk Dave Mustaine wrote a lot of the riffs for Metallica’s first album “The Four Horseman” is an altered version of Mustaine’s song “Mechanix”

[@imagereflection4826]

@@ironmainiac1783 Dave mustaine helped write less than half the songs on the album and even then not fully. James wrote most of that album

[@ronnierazor4302]

Crionics is such a killer song, that whole Slayer debut is full of awesome riffs! But there are only winners in this video

[@benedictdonald4338]

Definitely an overlooked masterpiece.

[@CalebHimself]

For real that ending to Crionics is like nothing else. My favorite Slayer song for sure, wish I could have seen it live.

[@user-pg3nu5rx1h]

Your so right...Crionics is effing brilliant..Maiden on speed...superbly done by them..

[@embracerodusk2537]

The Iron Maiden/Judas Priest/Mercyful Fate influence was STRONG.

[@starboy5653]

and venom 😂

[@mitchroger3671]

And diamond head

[@vegetable_shredder9306]

And Deftones

[@wolfmauler]

@@vegetable_shredder9306 😆??

[@Brenzoink]

@@vegetable_shredder9306 and imagine dragons

[@tmmsplace]

Show No Mercy has always been one of my top 3 Slayer albums. Such great material

[@Gabriel-nd2ox]

RIB always first but I feel that way too, killer debut

[@Plookify]

Slayer wins of course, but Kill 'Em All has very good riffs

[@ARG0T]

Kill Em All is better. Slayer's best release is Haunting the Chapel

[@thefitgm335]

​@@ARG0Tsubjective

[@thefitgm335]

That's all Mustaine

[@jamesvictor2396]

Ride the lightning vs hell awaits 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@AbyssalSkum-gd5ly]

No contest. RTL wins.

[@thefilmeffect6089]

⁠@@AbyssalSkum-gd5lyyeah what’s your ranking for each of their first 5 albums. I’d go: 1. Master Of Puppets 2. Reign In Blood 3. Ride The Lightning 4. …And Justice For All 5. Hell Awaits 6. South Of Heaven 7. Seasons In The Abyss 8. Kill em All 9. The Black Album 10. Show No Mercy

[@BetydeIsMyHandle]

I about blew a gasket when Slayer played Black Magic at a fair-well tour concert that I was blessed to have gone to in 2018.

[@maidenslayer]

I saw Slayer with the original lineup. Twice in Cardiff, Wales. 2006 and 2008. Awesome time

[@pleasuretokill]

I got to see Slayer about 7-8 times between 1996 and 2011. Most notable were Ozzfest 1996, one of the few years to see Jon Dette drumming for them (he KILLED). 1998 before Diabolus came out in Tempe AZ. They debuted Death's Head for the first time which was sub par... but the rest of the setlist was godlike. Only tracks from the first 5 albums. 2 encores and one of the only times you could see Sex. Murder. Art. off of DI live. This show also featured a then unknown System of a Down who were the opening band that no one knew and played to like 75 people max. Then there was New Years Evil 1998 with Black Sabbath, Pantera, Slayer, Megadeth and Soulfly on New Years Eve. Bank One Ballpark Phoenix, AZ. Finally, the last time I saw Slayer was at the Big 4 in Indio, CA. The final performance of Mr. Jeff Hanneman I got to see live along with Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax. My metal concert heyday was from 1994 to about 2012. I miss those years. I get to a show every once in awhile now but, my glory years are done lol. Lots of good times over 300+ concerts for sure

[@zeusm11]

The winner of this riff battle, undoubtedly is US, the fans. Every riff is golden. I grew up listening to Kill ‘em All daily, to this day it’s still my favorite Metallica album. And for some reason the last month I’ve listened to Show No Mercy at least 3 times a week. So this video was a real treat.

[@ratrubber]

My top riffs from these two albums: 1. The Four Hourseman 2. Black Magic 3. Dy by the Sword 4. No Remorse 5. Crionics For me, Slayer definitely wins, but Metallica's debut is just mind-blowing.

[@alessandrosnago4861]

No the antichrist?

[@Montano214]

Dave Mustaine from Megadeth came up with that riff

[@metalawka1971]

I loved how you went just a lil bit against the songs structure to squeeze in all those sweet riffs in No Remorse, truly a remarkable song.

[@gagekent6077]

I am gonna go with SNM - Show No Mercy. Four Horsemen and No Remorse have great riffs but the riffs across SNM sound far more evil, and Black Magic is just legendary!

[@truthhurts79]

KEA was faster

[@_PuppetMaster86]

@@truthhurts79 Technically, Show No Mercy was faster in speed by a few.

[@truthhurts79]

@@_PuppetMaster86 nah... Slayer really didn't pick it up ultra fast until reign in blood

[@williamcruz7976]

Slayer was faster.

[@rohitchaoji]

​@@truthhurts79Hell Awaits and Haunting the Chapel were pretty fast

[@Ammerstol]

Difficult one , can't even say that Slayer has the more aggressive riffs. Metallica's riffs are probably more better known. Killer video again, keep up the good work!!

[@alexissokorov1034]

im more of a metallica fan, but damn, slayer riffs are insane!!!!

[@binkywarren21]

Crionics is a nice sounding riff 🤘

[@PazBinv1]

Slayer's best track IMO.

[@GMWhiting]

The Antichrist, Crionics, and Evil Has No Boundaries are such groovy tracks. Love Slayer so much

[@619dar]

Both classic albums in there own right. Ride V Hell awaits next please ?

[@mrmagoo8956]

The Hanneman shirt is perfect

[@luiscenteno4137]

That Anesthesia bonus, excellent! Good battle, hard to say which one is better.

[@alpgunay9202]

some new agers claim thrash metal is dead. well, there may be fewer bands today, but these riffs are proof that it is immortal..

[@stanhauser]

That's so impressive how these two bands delivered such a bunch of absolutely awesome riffs !

[@royalmarine1011]

Epic time in metal history, that's for sure. Bravo!

[@saorikudo7317]

It's hard to compare them, both are essentials in any collection, these are pure legends, but for me it's Show No Mercy. It was definitely the birth of the Slayer sound.

[@Aenigmakil]

It's hard not to compare them you must mean? They're very similar!

[@saorikudo7317]

@@Aenigmakil You may be right.Thank you for your reply.

[@Aenigmakil]

@@saorikudo7317 yes sir! Classic debut albums and the closest these two ever were to sounding similar 🤘🏾

[@ARG0T]

Haunting the Chapel solidified the Slayer sound.

[@saorikudo7317]

@@ARG0T Thank you for the supplementary explanation.

[@d3ricc]

The respect to Cliff brings a tear to my eye

[@neverman3398]

I got chills when Black Magic was played. 🤘🏾

[@ziakolobo]

Yeah

[@Northpole666]

LOVE'EM BOTH!!! Massive albums from two SUPERMASSIVE bands!!!!!! Well executed, Suffo!!!!!!!!! 🤘👿🤘

[@jaimuzyka3177]

1. Slayer 2. Mustaine 3. Slayer 4. Slayer 5. Slayer 6. Slayer 7. Metallica 8. Metallica 9. Metallica 10. Metallica

[@vilieskelinen1503]

It's funny how Slayer is now known as the Open E note band, when you compare these riffs and see how much more complicated the Slayer riffs were compared to Metallica having just open E chugging and power chords.

[@midnight347]

People say that but there is alot of riffs by Metallica that aren't open e and power chords even on kill em all.

[@ARG0T]

Metallica was always the most mid tempo and relatively simplest out of the thrash bands

[@davesiddons8921]

It’s funny just how many people hate on slayers guitar playing (especially Kerry) but I bet most of them would struggle to nail the stuff properly and do it for 1.5 hours straight whilst headbanging the entire time

[@Donald18838]

@@ARG0Tand they became the most popular 💀

[@slaythembeforeme]

​@@Donald18838only because they went from metal to radio rock thus gaining more music fans. Among metalheads Slayer is more respected and revered and that's what matters

[@gregnorvell9730]

Both albums are absolute classics but I've gotta go with Slayer again! You nailed both!!!!

[@TheSuffocater]

This "Text on telegram Mr.Suffocater"-shit is NOT me. These are scammers pretending you won a guitar and just have to pay shipping.

[@gerhardk2348]

The old riffs are still killer!!!!

[@Skycladatdusk78]

Two of the greatest riff albums ever. 🤘

[@Ms666ism]

Kill em All is just so gritty and raw a masterpiece in thrash. I remember being in the mosh pits during Slayer shows and when "Show No Mercy" songs came on, I would get completely destroyed with bruises. Best. Time. Ever. I'm literally re-living my youth listening to this mashup. Thank you!!

[@robertburgher2348]

Both are great albums I've listened to thousands of times each but for me it's hands down slayer show no mercy over kill em all.slayer is more speed while metallica is more crunch.that album anyway.love both but slayer more.oh and the drum track in the background of the video helps out a ton also.

[@john_the_fisherman6679]

SLAYER über alles!

[@colinbaldwin7773]

Love both equally, fantastic debuts, and great video 👍👏🤘

[@josephreelz7617]

These both hit so hard yet different! Back when only you and your group of friends knew what this was. Moshing at lunch and they thought you were fighting. Ahh the 80’s

[@dg3258]

I listen to both like they were just released yesterday. Just amazing premier albums.

[@zmrdface3931]

Killing is my business VS Fistful of metal we need now :D

[@spicyboi8008]

show no mercy is my favorite slayer album and top 5 album ever for a reason

[@terrencemichaelcruz1801]

New to your channel.. Began playing in 2013.. 2014 had an accident, and lost my left pinky finger (fretting hand) and gv it up. January of this year picked up a Jackson Dinky, and been at it since. Definitely been a challenge. The initial learning stages on top of fighting the results of the injury. Goin hard though!! Frustrating AF at times, but your videos have helped keep me motivated. Keep it heavy 🤘🏼

[@TheSuffocater]

Whish you good luck and stay strong mate !

[@terrencemichaelcruz1801]

@@TheSuffocater Gracias... always

[@irakliiremashvili5190]

@@terrencemichaelcruz1801 dude check out Django Reinhardt, I'm sure he will give huge inspiration to you. Losing a finger can't stop you. I'm sure you'll crush it

[@terrencemichaelcruz1801]

@@irakliiremashvili5190 I have actually.. He lost the use of his Pinky and Ring finger... That's 10 times the challenge I have. Much respect to the master! Thank you for the motivation. I'll never put that guitar down again. I boxed 19 years with dislocated shoulders lol... I can do this.. Thank you have a good day

[@metalben005]

@@terrencemichaelcruz1801 then look at Tony Iommi. Man lost the tips of both his index and middle finger. Never stopped him!

[@dillanpayne1214]

Another killer one brother!!! Awesome tribute to two life-defining records.

[@bhcamaro2002]

Kill em all! So many iconic riffs🤘

[@PazBinv1]

Both incredible groundbreaking albums, but for me it has to be Kill 'Em All. Phantom Lord is my all time favourite thrash track.

[@MP-fz3mh]

These are my favorite records from both bands. There's a gritty charm to these old tunes that neither band was ever able to fully recapture, which I suppose it what makes a debut album a debut album. Looking at each album as a cohesive whole and not just concentrating on the guitar parts, I think: "Show No Mercy" wins when it comes to production - it still sounds great going on 40 years later, which is just incredible... In terms of the songwriting and the arrangements, I think I'd have to give that to Slayer as well - those breakdown sections are brilliant and you really get the feel of the dual guitars with those screechy alternating leads and the songs are just overall more complex and layered and better thought out, more intricate, more complex... Looking at it from a musical standpoint is much harder because while Hanneman and King were much faster than Hetfield and Lombardo was infinitely superior to Ulrich on drums, those Mustaine riffs were magical and Burton was a one of a kind bass player, and Mustaine's hooks combined with Burton's brilliant basslines really made "Kill 'Em All" one for the ages (and yes, I realize it was Hammett playing on the record, but Mustaine wrote or co-wrote all of the very best riffs on there and Hammett's leads are garbage compared to Mustaine's original lead parts - go listen to early live recordings. The audio quality mignt be terrible, but you can still tell that Mustaine's solos were how those songs were SUPPOSED to sound, it's just that Hammett couldn't keep up with him and so he decided to change it up and play that lightning fast blues instead of Mustaine's scripted and sculpted lead parts.) In fact, most of Hammett's lead work was recorded in one take, hence why they're mostly terrible and chock full of off-key mistakes. I think "Show No Mercy" is the more mature, more accomplished record. It's got this amazing sense of direction, and there's no dip in quality from one track to the next whereas with "Kill 'Em All" there's just this chasm of difference from one song to the next: "Hit the Lights" was this amateurish, sort of tongue-in-cheek type song that they probably should have retired before going into the studio. "Motorbreath" and "Whiplash" are both classics, but some parts come off sounding like a garage band with those willy chromatics. There's also this bright, upbeat, major key kind of vibe to some of those tracks which takes away from the power. "Phantom Lord" is just this A-D-E progression, "Metal Militia" is just this silly pseudo-blues ditty... "Show No Mercy" is much darker, and the songs sound a lot heavier and more atmospheric. I've heard that Hammett never recorded a single note of rhythm guitar on any Metallica album prior to the Black Album and that Hetfield handled all rhythm guitar duties himself in the studio all the way up to the nineties, and that makes a lot of sense because Metallica songs were never really arranged to exploit the dual guitar sound. They never bothered with that except on power ballads and Hammett was essentially just a lead player who barely even did anything in terms of rhythm when they played live. Slayer on the other hand was always a two guitar band with both guys actively engaged in this friendly and good-natured one-upmanship and it led to some really killer guitar stuff. There are always two guitar parts to a Slayer song and when there aren't they're doubling the riff for a reason or one is taking a solo. Those complementary guitar parts give Slayers songs power and mood that Metallica has never been able to compete with. Bottom line is that while there's a ton of great stuff on "Kill 'Em All", it's not as good a record as "Show No Mercy." Even the aesthetic stuff like the album cover of "Show No Mercy" is much better and the lyrics may be variations on a theme and not really varied at all, but at least they don't come off as being ridiculous the way some of the lyrics on "Kill 'Em All" do. If Mustaine had been on that record instead of Hammett it might have been a different story - and the same goes for the drumming. Re-recording "Kill 'Em All" with a competent drummer would really bring those songs to life. Imagine Slayer covering "Kill 'Em All" on the Clash of the Titans tour and Metallica covering "Show No Mercy." Who would do a better job? First of all, hetfield can't even lead, so there's that. They're both terrific albums and they played a major role in the history of the genre, but Slayer wins this one, hands down, no contest.

[@imagereflection4826]

Tbf Hetfield wrote most of the riffs and hemmetrs leads were much better

[@sgt.schlachten8016]

Nice to see Tormentor in a list, awesome vid!

[@vloggar1734]

I love slayer but kill em all is fantastic !

[@buncey2536]

Two completely different bands. Great guitaring.

[@KaaiHawaiianDeathMetal]

Fight Till Death has my favorite intro/chorus riff

[@TheHeadown]

Well, that was f*cking awesome. Thank you! 🤘

[@doc25000]

2 killer albums, SLAYER's was the heavier faster, Nice work TheSuffocater! Dude has the best album battles anywhere!

[@UseTheBoost3D]

Metallica had those catchy riffs down off the bat. I fucking love Show No Mercy for being such a relentless and brutal debut, but Kill Em All is just a party of a record.

[@rockriverash3120]

Great video! Back in the day, I would have said "Kill 'Em All", but nowadays I like "Show No Mercy" just as much, if not more.... have to call this a draw. Not a weak song on either album! 🤘🎶🎸🥁🙏

[@anunearthlychild8569]

Show no Mercy, but I've loved both albums since I first heard them. They introduced me to Trash Metal in 1983.

[@mongolmcphee7791]

Love the white Epiphone 1984 Explorer. Ive got the same one but in black. Super machine.

[@lejnab1947]

6 days my Fucking Government Band Internet in my country, I miss your show bro, Thanks for playing my FAVORITE Band.🤘🤘👍👏👏👏 ⚰R.I.PJeff & Clif⚰

[@33paulista]

Black magic 🤘🔥🎸💀⚡LAYER

[@jaypaxton2222]

SLAAAAAAYEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRR 🤘🏼👹 my first tattoo was the fucking show no mercy slayer logo when i was 15 😂

[@pantera89]

Both albums have the same guitar tone, amp settings pre-gain 7 low 3 mid 4.5 high 7 and both are E standard. \m/ \m/

[@isaiassp2355]

In 1983 - the impact of Kill'em All was huge & devastating. From the cover, lyrics , riffs, performance, etc Cliff was a reference already. Slayer wore makeup. Lol ! Show no Mercy was beautiful, but the impact came only a few years later.

[@Sverddans666]

Bathory - Bathory vs Venom - Welcome To Hell

[@kimjuuljensen]

I think both albums are awesome. But I will always choose SNM over Kea.. Fucking SLAAAAYYEEEEEERR🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘0

[@mikerauter1859]

Brilliantly played Bro!! Maybe not Metallica's best song structures but easily their best riffs. And this was my fav Slayer record - essentially a more raw BM Iron Maiden - complete with their take on corpsepaint!

[@metalfanatics666]

großartiges video. es zeigt mir auch, warum mir persönlich slayer immer noch näher stand als metallica, die ich aber auch hoch schätze. es ist vieles einerseits harmonisch etwas melancholischer (crionics hat diese wehmut, die jump in the fire überhaupt nicht hat) und gleichzeitig ist show no mercy einfach viel brutaler noch. 3 songs haben es mir immer angetan auf kill em all: phantom lord, der anfang von metal militia, aber auch motorbreath. bei slayer wurde immer unterschätzt: crionics und metalstorm/face the slayer. black magic ist für mich im brutal metal segment der beste song aller zeiten. zur produktion: hier klingt alles sehr fett und natürlich schon sehr lässig. dennoch: die für heutige ohren eigenartige produktion (die übrigens auch manowars into glory ride so geil macht) von show no mercy macht diese so speziell, sicher ist der gesang etwas zu hallig und zu laut und die drums führen ihr eigenes regiment, aber die gitarre ist so gigantisch, ätzend brutal. nicht auszudenken, show no mercy hätte eine moderne produktion. selbst wenn show no mercy wie die großartig klingende repentless klingen würde, wäre dieser brutalo-charme weg. wieso klingt show no mercy so abgrundtief böse... ist das subjektive empfindung? der relativ dünne kill em all sound ist übrigens großartig, auch rochkistorisch betrachtet. weil auch hier die gitarre im vordergrund steht. wieso ist diese brutalität in den riffs bei neueren produktionen so weg, obwohl sie exakt gleiches mit der gleichen technik spielen wie damals?

[@Maloss]

Early thrash metal as we love it. Tone fits so well, nice one man

[@greybushgames1]

Both albums are great and have great guitar riffs but I’m going with Slayer on this one for the riffs and the solos on show no mercy all fit the songs so well even though they had no idea how to write a solo…Kill em all is my least favorite album from Metallica but is good enough for me to pop on and enjoy once in a while

[@theotrovato8250]

Show no mercy is the purest thrash album of this era!!!

[@stephanbrus]

Both classics, great comparison!! 🤘🏻🔥🎸

[@Geewunner4life]

Hard to pick one over the other as big of a die hard Slayer fan than I am. Both were influential monumental pieces of Metal music on the Metal genre. Respect to both. Hornz and Hailz. 🤘🤘

[@paskapaavo]

I choose Show no mercy. There is more catchy hooks anf NWOBHM is strongly there.

[@tommybinson]

Great playing and sound. Thanks! Those albums are catchy and full of important ideas. Best wishes!

[@M.I.R-Live]

Обожаю обе группы. Легенды \m/

[@Totentanz2440]

Among the Living Vs Taking Over, a battle of riffs with the East Coast Thrash bands would be great, especially considering that both of the bands' best albums came out in '87.

[@pleasuretokill]

I would go with Spreading or Persistence as best with Anthrax and Feel the Fire or Horrorscope with Over Kill. Don't get me wrong, I love Among and TO.... but... I just don't think they are the best with these bands. Over Kill is my favorite band of all time tho. I've seen them live about 13 times, met them about 3 times, saw them on the Mega Cruise and got to hang w/ Blitz for a few mins there. THRASH TIL DEATH!

[@bullfrogpondshop3179]

YESSSS! Loads of ferocious riffs on both albums!

[@sinisterjeremy830]

Funny thing is that to my ears Kill em all sounds more aggressive than SNM which has amazing riffs from start to end.

[@jorikgilman7635]

Great Job Kill em all is definitely one the best debut in metal ever, show no mercy is good too black magic is awesome!!!

[@campbells0ups]

both killer albums

[@notoriodtc]

the slayer debut is complete lost gem. Not not one bad tune. Crionics has always been my favorite the guitar work is outstanding. That melodic tone Jeff has is fantastic

[@RudalPL]

So, in next video the two greatest thrash metal albums - Reign in Blood and Master of Puppets then? 😉😁😁 hint. hint ... 🙃

[@steifan]

Kill 'Em All vs Show No Mercy vs Bonded By Blood comparison would be interesting as well, as Exodus debut is somewhat similar to the other albums and written a lot earlier than release in 85 :)

[@albertomaguolo7066]

You are a great guitar player!!!! Love all your stuff. These records are part of me. Thank you

[@Dutchswish]

Metal storm face the slayer is the most underrated slayer song lmao love that track

[@Tarik_Molotov]

Simple agression two

[@josephthibault6999]

All of these are awesome riffs.

[@linusfotograf]

Slayer is better imho. Next do Fistful of Metal vs Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!

[@tubbiele2]

What a beast of a guitar player. Thanks Suffocater

[@cannibal666]

It was great time for thrash metal both are good but show no mercy just had grittier sound to it🤘👹💀🤘🤘🤘SSLLAAYYEERR🤘🤘

[@kentakeura1617]

Show no mercy and metal militia are my absolute favorites

[@rodbelding9523]

Kill 'Em All for me, I love Show No Mercy but it honestly has a few songs I don't really care for.

[@randycomerford2038]

Before I get to a winner, I just want to say that you are a great guitar player bro. As far as a winner goes, Im going to give the slight edge to Slayer...but just by a slime edge, because there are a few Metallica riffs that I like better...but fuck man so close and amazing.

[@hoyasis3816]

awesome i love both albums thrash till fucking death!!!

[@KingMetaloy]

no winner no loser just rockkk 🤟🏻🔥

[@anthonyjewgieniewsokol1407]

Dave and Jeff had similar approaches to riff writing that were more aligned with each other than against each other. R.I.P. Jeff

[@ronnycollins9125]

All from the year of my birth. 1983 is year-zero for thrash fans. I may be old, but I'm still keeping on.

[@jordiumethar4963]

You could say that the two albums of EVERYTHING are known today as the most extreme and brutal metal!!! I've stuck the whole video headbanging🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@justsomedude5727]

My op-onion 1. Evil has no boundaries 2. Four horsemen 3. Die by the sword 4. Jump in the fire 5. Metal storm no contest 6. Black magic 7. Tormentor 8. No remorse 9. Seek and destroy 10. Metal militia

[@rubysoffner4557]

Slayer by far. Such an amazing debut of Maiden/PriestMercyful Fate goodness with brutal and evil intensity. And do I even have to mention Dave Lombardo v Lars?

[@wolfmauler]

Spot on my friend! 🤘

[@lucianofarias5724]

Kill'em All, it's better, fuckin' awesome debut, The best Thrash Metal band ever.

[@holgerl.9666]

yeah), das waren meine erste Tapes im 200D, VG aus München

[@ruslanvektor8792]

Super❤Super🎉 Thrash metal forever !!!🎉🎉🎉

[@meryelleggi1786]

OOOO thank you for this masterpiece! Your playing is great!

[@ZombiesOnYourLawn66]

Legendary debut albums for both bands! I have to go with Slayer though. Black Magic is what inspired me to pick up a guitar over 10 years ago

[@carvinieri5217]

Metal storm /Face the Slayer.....

[@wolfydafloof1720]

Both masterpiece debut albums 🤘 I can't decide