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AGONY - "The First Defiance" would fit that bill - as would MEZZROW's - "Then Came The Killing". I'd also go for the RE-ANIMATOR (UK) first mini-lp and their debut ("Deny Reality" and "Condemned To Eternity" respectively) and D.A.M's "Human Wreckage" and "Inside Out" lps.Ensiferum2k7 wrote:Oops/ What I actually wanted to know was what were the best bay-area thrash albums from bands outside the bay.
I agree with Slammer.®O©O wrote:outrage or slammer are way similar than cyclone or fatal array
Here's a D.A.M. video:bigfootkit wrote:I remember seeing a British band called D.A.M. supporting DARK ANGEL & NUCLEAR ASSAULT many years ago, although i never heard their album they were certainly very Metallica-esque live.
If memory serves, TORANAGA's "Bastard Ballads" was also cut from the same cloth, although i haven't heard it for decades.
Thanks for that blast from the past. Maybe they did sound different live, i remember the singer being more Hetfield like in the vocals. It was a long time ago right enough, and much alcohol was involved.Avenger wrote:Here's a D.A.M. video:bigfootkit wrote:I remember seeing a British band called D.A.M. supporting DARK ANGEL & NUCLEAR ASSAULT many years ago, although i never heard their album they were certainly very Metallica-esque live.
If memory serves, TORANAGA's "Bastard Ballads" was also cut from the same cloth, although i haven't heard it for decades.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rGSFXAcFT0
Maybe live they were different?
As far as the music is concerned Megadeth are not similar at all to Metallica.Far more complex with loads of "fast forward" rock'n'roll/hard rockin' riffs that Metallica din't have...........christiandiaz wrote:What about Megadeth.Since the band was formed Always follows the steps of Metallica.Mustaine shits on the band because some of the lyrics-tracks belongs to him.The Black Album-Countdown,Load or Re-Load-Cryptic Writings.And the story goes.
I disagreeIn The Raw wrote:Have not heard it years (though I do own it) but I recall the HELLHOUND Ice Age cd re-issue that High Vaultage put out a long time ago being pretty vintage METALLICA influenced.
Excactly!Don't you just know that Jump In The Fire screams "Dave Mustaine"at the top of it's launghs?Helm wrote:True, Megadeth veer off the metallica train as soon as from the second record. It's like taking the riff-making mentality of Kill 'em All (pentatonic choppy riffs) and putting it on fast-forward and adding so many parts and delicious licks... much more than a clone of Metallica.