Full Version: Dark Angel
It's part of the "unholy trinity of 1986". If you don't own it, you're a chump.
I had that album not anymore wish i had it on cd. Best song on that album death is certain life is not . I sure aint no chump.
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Dark Angel, next to only Slayer, is my greatest thrashing heroes of all time. I just think they were a highly unique and seriously awesome band that sadly, like many other thrash hot-shots, had a rather short-lived career.
'Darkness Descends' is one of my most priceless, cherished thrash albums, in my treasure vault of thrash classics. I love all DA albums, with only 'Leave Scars' being a bit of a let-down, in some ways. I'd also recommend (by now supposedly very rare and tough to find) live DA release titled, 'Live Scars', which rivals in sheer thrash brilliance and immortality, something like Exodus's 'Another Lesson in Violence' (with their original vocalist, the late Paul Baloff). Personally, I always preferred the original DA vocalist, Don Doty, but his replacement was good enough himself to be worthy of Dark Angel. As cliched as it might sound, I'd say it's every genuine thrash metal fan's great loss not to experience the awesome assault of Dark Angel on their senses.
QUOTE (DeadbyDawn+Sep 18 2007, 12:26 PM)
Dark Angel, next to only Slayer, is my greatest thrashing heroes of all time. I just think they were a highly unique and seriously awesome band that sadly, like many other thrash hot-shots, had a rather short-lived career.
'Darkness Descends' is one of my most priceless, cherished thrash albums, in my treasure vault of thrash classics. I love all DA albums, with only 'Leave Scars' being a bit of a let-down, in some ways. I'd also recommend (by now supposedly very rare and tough to find) live DA release titled, 'Live Scars', which rivals in sheer thrash brilliance and immortality, something like Exodus's 'Another Lesson in Violence' (with their original vocalist, the late Paul Baloff). Personally, I always preferred the original DA vocalist, Don Doty, but his replacement was good enough himself to be worthy of Dark Angel. As cliched as it might sound, I'd say it's every genuine thrash metal fan's great loss not to experience the awesome assault of Dark Angel on their senses.
well said........good band, good record....'Darkness Descends' is one of my most priceless, cherished thrash albums, in my treasure vault of thrash classics. I love all DA albums, with only 'Leave Scars' being a bit of a let-down, in some ways. I'd also recommend (by now supposedly very rare and tough to find) live DA release titled, 'Live Scars', which rivals in sheer thrash brilliance and immortality, something like Exodus's 'Another Lesson in Violence' (with their original vocalist, the late Paul Baloff). Personally, I always preferred the original DA vocalist, Don Doty, but his replacement was good enough himself to be worthy of Dark Angel. As cliched as it might sound, I'd say it's every genuine thrash metal fan's great loss not to experience the awesome assault of Dark Angel on their senses.
not MY fav next to Slayer.....
Those Brazilians take silver for me but yeah....
Tis an underrated gem of an album IMO. 
classic 80's thrash
QUOTE (Devourer_Of_Vaginal_Skin+Sep 18 2007, 11:09 PM)
Tis an underrated gem of an album IMO.
VERY underrated.....and i really can't see why 