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 Show No Mercy is the 'beginning of it all,' the start of a devastating crescendo leading to masterpieces such as Hell Awaits and Reign In Blood.

 We are facing a timeless masterpiece, much like what was done for Kill 'Em All.

This review revisits Slayer's 1983 album Show No Mercy, highlighting its pivotal role in the emergence of thrash metal. The album blends classic heavy metal influences with faster, more technical playing and provocative lyrics. Noted are the solid contributions of the original lineup and the album's enduring influence on metal music. Despite the controversial themes, it remains a timeless and essential record in metal history. Dive into the roots of thrash metal—listen to Slayer's Show No Mercy and experience the birth of a metal legend today!

 This CD is a masterpiece.

 We are faced with a very angry Chuck, who revisits the philosophy with which he composed the previous one: 'This is what I want to play, and I play it. If you jerks want to buy it, buy it, if not, well, then go to hell.'

Leprosy by Death is hailed as a raw and brutal death metal masterpiece from 1988, reflecting the band's early, uncompromising style. Despite limited technique and a rough recording, it captures the fierce energy and growing maturity of Chuck Schuldiner and his band. Influences from Slayer and Venom are evident, and standout tracks have become genre staples. The album marks a pivotal step in Death's musical evolution, underscored by iconic cover art from Edward Repka. Listen to Leprosy now and experience the raw power that defined early death metal history!

 Infernal guitars with tapping always present, sustained bass weaving excellent lines (astonishing Ellefson), slow and heavy drums that suddenly explode into typically thrash bursts, defiant voice make this CD an absolute timeless masterpiece that every metalhead MUST own.

 Every metalhead should have it memorized.

This review praises Megadeth's 1986 album Peace Sells...but Who's Buying? as a cold yet powerful thrash metal masterpiece. The author highlights the band lineup, standout tracks like "Peace Sells" and "The Conjuring," and the unforgettable album cover art by Ed Repka. Emphasizing the infernal guitar work and outstanding bass lines, it recommends the album as essential listening for metal fans. The review is sincere and passionate, encouraging all metalheads to own this classic. Dive into Megadeth's classic Peace Sells and experience thrash metal at its finest. Listen now and feel the power!