Holy shit! Didn't know metal was this good, can you guys recommend me more albums like this?
Holy shit! Didn't know metal was this good, can you guys recommend me more albums like this?
Cooper Green
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Alexander Clark
Not sure if ironic but:
Metallica - Kill 'Em All
Megadeth - Peace Sells But Who's Buying?
Anthrax - Fistful Of Metal
Slayer - Evil Has No Boundaries
Testament - The New Order
Jayden Campbell
>Slayer
You mean Show no mercy.
Hunter Gonzalez
You would fucking love Ace Of Spades.
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Jace Ortiz
If you want a classic thrash metal album with a similar sound check out hit em all by Metallica
Owen Hall
Ah yes. I can never remember the name of their first album for some reason.
Logan Ramirez
Obligatory. You're on a music board, so I would be utterly shocked if you hadn't already heard this album.
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James Parker
Metallic are old boomers lol, but if they sound a bit like King gizzard i might give them a try lmao.
Carson Fisher
So much thrash in this thread. This album really isn't that thrashy. There's a FEW thrash riffs here and there, but I hear more Motorhead and Sabbath than anything else.
Listen to Paranoid, especially the title track and Electric Funeral.
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Grayson Williams
The album definitely leans more towards classic metallica than black sabbath.
Jackson Anderson
>old boomers
Metal is a genre that peaked in the 80s, just like the British invasion did in the 60s and punk did in the 70s. It's an older genre. All of the best metal albums are going to be pretty old. Metallica went WAY harder than King Gizzard when they were young. Their first album is fast as fuck. They were all teenagers when they made it.
Easton Hall
This basically a Black Sabbath cover song.
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Evan Clark
Metal is still going strong. It has yet to peak. 80s metal was utter trash, the genre only came into its own with black metal, metalcore and nu-metal of the 00's
Brayden Ortiz
Are you kidding? Gizzard have always been huge Sabbath fans, even as early as Nonagon Infinity and Murder Of The Universe. Stu loves to sing along to the lead guitar, just like Ozzy. There are parts of Balrog vs The Lord Of Lightning that sound just like Electric Funeral.
Easton Gomez
There is nothing wrong with boomercore
Evan Gutierrez
Metalica:
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Slayer:
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Motorhead:
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Venom:
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Testament:
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Nuclear Assault:
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Also, check out some Stoner Metal
Sleep:
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Kyuss:
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And of course, Black Sabbath:
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Samuel Fisher
Thanks buddy, will check those out, even if they are outside my comfort zone.
Kayden Phillips
>80s metal was utter trash
This has to be bait. Some of the greatest metal albums of all time, across every subgenre, came out in the 80s. It was the most diverse and inventive time for metal. The NWOBHM was going strong with Iron Maiden and Judas Priest, thrash was popping up in the bay area with Metallica and Slayer and Exodus, glam was big in the mainstream (for better or worse) with Motley Crue and Whitesnake dominating MTV, black metal was popping up in Europe with Venom, Hellhammer, and Bathory, death metal was forming in the US with Death, Possessed, Morbid Angel, and Obituary, doom bands like Pentagram and Trouble were reviving the old Sabbath sound. Metal fucking ruled the decade.
Ryan Flores
Just out of curiosity, is the new King Gizz album more or less your first introduction to Metal? If so, it's honestly not a bad introduction. I'm into quite a bit of Metal but I've been really into King Gizzard for a while now and I think they did a damn good job of making a legitimate Thrash Metal album. It feels like a bunch of musicians who have a genuine appreciation for the style and wanted to try their hand at it and they included some of the best elements from the golden age of the genre. Even the production is fantastic. I think the negative reaction the album has been getting from die-hard Metal fans is unfortunate. Is the album one of the best Metal albums of al time? No, but I don't really see anyone actually claiming it is.
Jack Smith
Not bait. Black metal and death metal peaked in the 90s and the genre had time to develop well into the 00s.
Liam Williams
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Nicholas Rogers
This is an essential Thrash album for newbies. Surprised it hasn't been posted earlier.
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Charles Williams
I can maybe see an argument for extreme metal peaking in the 90s, but I still think the 80s extreme metal was more interesting. Nobody knew what the hell it was yet. It hadn't fallen into specific genre tropes yet. Nobody knew what "black" or "death" metal even meant back then. Metal didn't take itself so seriously. It was just a bunch of dudes trying to one-up each other and be the fastest and heaviest fucking band on the planet. It felt more genuine.
Angel White
>just a bunch of dudes trying to one-up each other and be the fastest and heaviest fucking band on the planet
VENOM IS KILLING MUSIC...
...HELLHAMMER IS KILLING VENOM!
Kayden Thompson
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posting couple of charts
Evan Diaz
Iowa by Slipknot