1. No Place for Disgrace - Flotsam and Jetsam
2. The Spectre Within - Fate's Warning
3. ...And Justice for All - Metallica
4. South of Heaven - Slayer
5. The Gathering - Testament
6. Bonded by Blood - Exodus
7. Infernal Overkill - Destruction
8. Horrorscope - Overkill
9. Awaken the Guardian - Fate's Warning
10. Refuge Denied - Sanctuary

1. Slayer - South Of Heaven
2. Slayer - Reign In Blood
3. Megadeth - Rust In Peace
4. Metallica - Ride The Lightning
5. Exodus - Bonded By Blood
6. Testament - The Legacy
7. SOD - Speak English Or Die
8. Kreator - Coma Of Souls
9. Metallica - Kill 'Em All
10. Anthrax - Fistful Of Metal

SOD aint thrash... they are Anthrax with Billy Milano which makes them hardcore punk... no not punk like Dead Kennedys or hardcore like From Autumn to Ashes... its a mixture of the two but they arent thrash... damn Suffer you need to study your thrash before you post in this forum

They arent Anthrax with Billy Milano. They sound nothing like Anthrax.
SOD still rule though.

Heres some of my fav thrash albums...

ANTHRAX - Spreading The Disease
ANTHRAX - Among The Living
MEGADETH - Peace Sells But Who's Buying
MEGADETH - Rust In Peace
SLAYER - Reign In Blood
SLAYER - Seasons In The Abyss
KREATOR -
DESTRUCTION - The Antichrist
KREATOR - Extreme Aggression
KREATOR – Violent Revolution
RITUAL CARNAGE - The Birth of Tradgedy
TESTAMENT - The Gathering
TESTAMENT - Low

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dude i didnt mean they sound like Anthrax damn it i meant it was Anthrax's band with Billy Milano singing

1. Sepultura - Beneath the Remains
2. Slayer - Seasons in the Abyss
3. Sepultura - Arise
4. Testament - The Gathering
5. Slayer - South of Heaven
6. Slayer - Reign in Blood
7. Testament - The Legacy
8. Metallica - Master of Puppets
9. Exodus - Bonded by Blood
10. Sepultura - Schizophrenia

Uhm... yeah, they are.

no they really arent

You said it yourself... Anthrax with Billy Milano.

A band with most of the members being from one of the big four? Hmm....

SOD were more of a hardcore metal crossover band. They were the one of the first if not the first. I wish they didn't all fall out because it's almost 7 years since the last album and that is how often they release something. They've got a year to make friends and release something the bastards!

1- SLAYER - REIGN IN BLOOD
2 - METALLICA - RIDE THE LIGHTNING
3 - VOIVOD -KILLING TECHNOLOGY
4 - DEATH ANGEL -ACT III
5 - FORBIDDEN - TWIST INTO FORM
6 - RAZOR - SHOTGUN JUSTICE
7 - EXODUS - FABULOUS DISSASTER
8 - SACRIFICE - SOLDIERS OF MISFORTUNE
9 - SACRED REICH - IGNORANCE
10 - MEGADETH - PEACE SELLS

I won't (or actually can't) rank them 'in order' and in any case, naming just ten is near-impossible. Anyway, here's an automatic thrashing ten from my all-time A-list:

Hell Awaits------Slayer
Reign in Blood-----Slayer
Bonded by Blood-----Exodus
Darkness Descends-------Dark Angel
Eternal Nightmare----Vio-lence
Peace Sells.....But Who's Buying?-----Megadeth
The Years of Decay------Overkill
Fistful of Metal-----Anthrax
Arise-----Sepultura
The Legacy-----Testament

exodus were great weren't they >? what do you make of the new material MR dawn ?

okay.......no order.....10...from the top of my head....


1.Slayer-Reign in blood
2.Slayer-Hell Awaits
3.Metallica-Ride the Lightning
4.Metallica-Master Of Puppets
5.Testament-The New Order
6.Exodus-Bonded By Blood
7.Megadeth-Rust in Peace
8.Sepultura-Beneath The Remains
9.Sepultura-Arise
10.Testament-The Legacy

eh....you get the idea..

that was their most shit album

Oh yea, you can say that again RDC. To me, Exodus were a supergroup, much before supposed "supergroups" even became cool. Paul Baloff (RIP forever) was a helluva unique, one-off, irreplaceable voice (and personality) in thrash, a genre that is hardly famed for their vocalists, though I, for one, love to bits, quite a lot of thrash vocal hell-raisers. I had to say this about Paul straight away cos it helps me to answer you question about what I think of post-Baloff, post-Bonded by Blood, Exodus material. To be totally honest, I continued to love and revel in Exodus albums, but I had a terrible time taking Zetro, i.e, Steve Souza to heart. Initially he disgusted me with his sickeningly pretentious, wussy, almost cartoonish vocal style and vibes. Naturally, I mourned Baloff's exit from the band even more because of that. Gradually, I came around to self-hatingly having to accept Zetro's place and tenure in the band, mainly because I couldn't bring myself to ditch the band I had loved cos their 'music' mercifully remained (for many years, at least) hard-drivin' hellishly awesome.

I mean Gary Holt/Rick Hunolt remain inside my all-time Top Five fave 'guitar-duos' in all classic thrash metal I have had the privilege to experience so far. Tom Hunting was a terrific, yet routinely, under-rated drumming dynamo that lent so much ballast, velocity and heavy tonnage fury to the band's sound. I absolutely love records like 'Pleasures of the Flesh', 'Fabulous Disaster', 'Impact is Imminent'. The only one I still have a hard time embracing is 'Force of Habit' that seems rather plodding, seemingly slow for the sake of being slow, and just overall dull, a sort of musical experiment gone awfully awry.

Then comes my bitter, final desertion of the band I had once loved so hugely. Rick was gone, Tom left not much later, then Gary exited, and of course, Paul tragically passed away, leaving me deeply depressed. I still recall how thrilled I was at seeing and hearing Paul blaze away boisterously, like the bad old boy of thrash, with his band during the 'Another Lesson in Violence' shows, that were searingly intense and yet unforgettably fun at once for all lucky enough to have experienced it at the time. I have only a sense of immense regret, and an even greater sense of sheer contempt, for 'modern' Exodus albums like 'Tempo the Damned' and 'Shovel Headed Kill Machine'. How I wish Exodus had disbanded after Paul left us for good, instead of tarnishing their magnificent legacy, by doing what they did with the last two albums. From 'classic' thrash in every sense of the term, to what I can charitably call 'groove-trash' of today. Sorry for rambling mate. I couldn't say it any other way to tell you truthfully about my feelings for the band and answer what you had originally asked me.

well..............it wasn't their best but i liked it.....



it #10, i threw it in last......see its not grouped with 'The New Order'...



i thought it was good....take a trip



OVER.......THE...........WALL!!!!!!!!!

Reign in Blood- Slayer
Obsessed by Cruelty - Sodom
Enemy of God - Kreator
Pleasure to Kill - Kreator
South of Heaven - Slayer
The Antichrist - Destruction
Sodom - Sodom
Seven Churches - Possessed
We have Arrived - Dark Angel
Hell Awaits - Slayer
Black Metal - Venom
Welcome to Hell - Venom

damn, forgot that one. great choice, brilliant disc.

1. Testament - The Legacy

2. Slayer - Reign in Blood

3. Cannibal Corpse - Eaten Back to Life

(I know it's a death metal album but it's very thrash soo.... )

3. Megadeth - Rust in Peace/Peace Sells (they are equal imo)

4. Sepultura - Arise/Beneath the Remains (they are equal imo)

5. Dark Angel - Darkness Descends

6. Anthrax - Spreading the Disease

7. Vio-Lence - Eternal Nightmare

8. Death Angel - The Ultraviolence

9. Kreator - Pleasure to Kill

10. Violator - Chemical Assault (I know it's new but MANNNNNN it's SOO GOOD)