Another kick-ass collection of thrash riffs.

[CFH]

Any thoughts on these?

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[Bradzilla]

The inclusion of Heathen, particularly one of my favorite parts of the incredible "Breaking the Silence" album, gets this post a horns up. Lee Altus and Doug Piercy were a very underrated guitar duo.

[Mythos Inibri]

yeah,pretty cool there except the Heathen part:)

[Xir0n]

All good bands. Except Slayer. Still meh on them. Meh on Destruction, too.

[Mark Carras]

All good bands. Except Slayer. Still meh on them. Meh on Destruction, too.


...and here I thought I had taught you well. :p

[SLASHer]

All good bands. Except Slayer. Still meh on them. Meh on Destruction, too.

Man, even I love Slayer. Destruction is pretty cool also.

[Bradzilla]

Meh on Destruction, too.
Meh on the newer material he used for that vid, or on Destruction altogether?

[CFH]

All good bands. Except Slayer. Still meh on them.

I'm glad that I'm not the only one here who doesn't think much of Slayer.

Perhaps I would if they had guitarists who knew how to play leads. Shit, even Hammett is better than King and Hanneman in that regard. Sad...

[SLASHer]

I'm glad that I'm not the only one here who doesn't think much of Slayer.

Perhaps I would if they had guitarists who knew how to play leads. Shit, even Hammett is better than King and Hanneman in that regard. Sad...

I could care less about that. Slayer writes riffs, good riffs. Its sometimes a breathe of fresh air to listen to Slayer and Anthrax and not hear them wanking half of the song. Slayer gets all the credit they deserve. They are a very consistent band also.

[Xir0n]

Meh on the newer material he used for that vid, or on Destruction altogether?
Destruction altogether I suppose. I never really got into them, no idea why. I'll admit they are a good band, but they just never struck a chord for me. Figuratively speaking, of course.