Best band Thrash Metal of all time secondo DeBaser.

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For over 30 years, Slayer, to quote a fine thinker of our time, have been the best at what they do.

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The Slayer have broken up.

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If Metallica in the '80s played with heart, and Megadeth were cerebral, Slayer can only be physical and use muscles.

❝ “I enjoyed the concert of one of the greatest bands in history at their prime: the Megadeth of “Rust in Peace”.”

❝ “The album in question is a bomb, fast, vicious, with a devastating sound, a complete, dynamic work, among the best Megadeth has ever produced, not just in the recent period.”

❝ “Contrary to its title, “Rust In Peace” proves to be an indestructible work.”

❝ Among the "Big Four" of thrash metal, alongside Slayer, Anthrax, and Megadeth.

❝ And they’ve written unforgettable pages for crying out loud...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL...

❝ CARVED UPON MY STONE, MY BODY LIE BUT STILL I ROAM.

❝ This album is fun. This album puts you in a good mood. This album is a joke. This album is the last with Joe Belladonna.

❝ The year is 1992; Anthrax, a band of paramount importance in the history of heavy metal, after a few masterpieces and a couple of less fortunate episodes, find themselves at a crossroads.

❝ There is little to add here: this is Anthrax's best album, a cornerstone of thrash metal, as well as one of the best albums.

❝ Say Exodus and, at the same time, you provide the definition (certainly among the best) of thrash metal.

❝ What is thrash metal? Well, if someone were to ask me a similar question, I wouldn't hesitate in answering: Reign In Blood by Slayer and Bonded By Blood by Exodus.

❝ Exodus love violence!

❝ Jeff Waters is a big joker.

❝ This album is exceptional.

❝ Old School Thrash is still alive and well in 2013.

❝ In our opinion, success is never defined by sales figures. All our albums have been successful simply because we reached the goal we aimed for.

❝ Razor distinctively have a much more "street" attitude compared to other bands of the same genre,

❝ Cheeeeers to my frieeeends!

❝ "Evil Invaders" is Jurassic Thrash Metal, an extinct genre but one that existed.

❝ If I were asked to describe a band like Overkill in one word, the choice would be quite simple. Unstoppable.

❝ Okay, enough now. Maybe I've exaggerated with enthusiasm and have been quite banal, but the truth is that "Ironbound" is everything you want from a Thrash Metal album: ferocious, hellish, and killer rhythms, fast solos without unnecessary technicalities and with a touch of melody that adds to it, and above all a voice (Blitz's, always a mix between Mustaine Udo and maybe a bit of Bon Scott) nastier and more bastardized than ever.

❝ This album, the seventh of their career, should be considered one of their most significant and representative.

❝ To hell with it, I'm putting on the latest Sodom CD!

❝ Code Red is probably the most direct, genuine, and violent record of the German band.

❝ This is an album that, as they say in technical terms, literally kicks ass.

❝ Once upon a time.

❝ The essence of the true Sepultura led by Max Cavalera.

❝ "The Trend Is Dead!!!"

❝ "Far Beyond Driven" is perhaps their masterpiece, their peak of success.

❝ "...Society is looking at this and saying, 'This is heavy metal.' That's not heavy metal, that's an insane act.."

❝ I say Voivod and I immediately write PERFECTION!!! Never a wrong album in 35+ years of career. Psychedelic-mutant, evolutionary, space Thrash Metal.

❝ They are Voivod, the flying Canadian masters...THE WORLD TODAY...

❝ Killing Technology” is the third phase of that process of deconstructing the thrash genre that will lead Voivod to the most beautiful pages of their career.

❝ “The most avant-garde metal album that will ever be made”

❝ A suicide.

❝ “Innovative. Avant garde. Brave. Brutal. Bizarre. Electrifying. Unique.”

❝ "Grin" is a skull dressed in velvet. It is the essential. It’s a painting to which all colors have been forcefully stripped... all except black.

❝ I absolutely recommend "Mental Vortex" to anyone interested in the genesis of progressive thrash metal: a milestone.

❝ Coroner managed to achieve perfection with their first album.

❝ Every Nevermore album is a small step in a journey along the path of perfection.

❝ The gem is certainly the cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound Of Silence": from soft ballad to devastating and bone-crushing song, all without forcing: this also shows the value of a band

❝ An authentic miracle, there are no words.

❝ 9 songs, 67 minutes, 248 riffs...

❝ Majestic, violent, devastating, recorded with a top-level line-up led by the legendary drummer Gene Hoglan, the true driving force of the album, "Time Does Not Heal" is an ideal fusion of Thrash and Death.

❝ The massacre starts immediately: the abrasive riffs of Leave Scars chase each other in long progressions while the sound of the drums overpowers everything,

❝ Let freedom ring with a shotgun blast!!!

❝ In conclusion, the album also features good tracks and electrifying moments, nonetheless its predecessor "Through The Ashes of Empires" had convinced much more and it's worth noting that between "Master of Puppets" and "The Blackening" there's a sea.

❝ In conclusion, this album is a must for all fans of bands like Pantera, Sepultura, and Fear Factory.

❝ To this day, I am utterly in love with these crazy Americans.

❝ “Act III” is a timeless album, never banal in its arrangements, with at least 7 high-level tracks, the result of the enthusiasm of five guys who, in three years, play what bands take 20 years of career to put together.

❝ I give it the highest rating because I consider it one of the masterpieces of Thrash metal, so the score is based on the genre of which this album is a testament!

❝ Death Angel seems to have a compositional urgency they haven’t shown in years, which, despite the classical setup, maintains a force and quality level that doesn’t clash with the repetitiveness of the formula.

❝ An underrated American Thrash Metal band that originated in San Francisco in 1984 and quickly released their first self-produced demo tape in 1986, allowing the band, plagued by ongoing lineup changes, to join the metal scene of the Frisco Bay Area.

❝ Straight answer: this record is a blow, a real one.

❝ Victims Of Deception is not at all a canonical and traditional Thrash Metal album; it's not just sound violence for its own sake, but a complex, intricate, highly technical and damn engaging album.

❝ This album is the most FEROCIOUS thing I've ever heard in the Thrash scene!

❝ Every Thrasher cannot not know 'Officer Nice', which in my humble opinion is one of the most beautiful songs in the entire genre, as well as their best song ever.

❝ The only gripe about the album is that it is purged of the song "Torture Tactics", victim of an unhealthy record censorship which led to the maceration of twenty thousand copies of the aforementioned unreleased work.

❝ If there's a band that has never changed its sound by a fraction over the years, it’s Destruction.

❝ An album that every fan of good Thrash Metal should at least try to listen to

❝ This is Pure Fucking Thrash Metal, without hardcore influences like in Slayer's new albums, without style changes like in Kreator's new albums.

❝ The "lash" is precisely Whiplash's music: raw and fierce thrash, suitable to regenerate in your ears like the morning work siren.

❝ A truly "noisy" record (excuse the term) and "showy" that makes you think of leather jackets with metal spikes!

❝ Among the collection of thrash metal bands from the Bay Area in California, Possessed are probably the rawest and filthiest.

❝ “Seven Churches” is their first album, released in 1985, definitely their best work, given the youthful genuineness and charisma...

❝ Overall, “Seven Churches” is an excellent album that I highly recommend to fans of extreme metal...

❝ This is the first album by Exhorder, a rather unlucky American band.

❝ Following up a surprising debut is a daunting task for any band.

❝ Artillery were the most creative and seminal Danish thrash metal band of the '80s, the first to challenge the power of the sacred Teutonic triad Sodom-Kreator-Destruction in Continental Europe.

❝ ''Terror Squad'' is one of those works that, hand in hand with its masterful and even more refined successor ''By Inheritance'', should have entered the annals of the genre, for a band that in those years, in Europe, was among the first to impart certain stylistic coordinates, yet had a different fate compared to their overseas peers.

❝ What can I say, my metalheads (with a special eye on the metal ladettes)... The artillery is back, more destructive than ever!

❝ This is an album that should not be missing from the shelf of anyone who defines themselves as a metalhead, but unfortunately, it didn’t get the public and critical recognition it fully deserved and it gets placed, with all honors, at the top of the “Misunderstood Masterpieces” chart.

❝ Flotsam And Jetsam are among the most overlooked bands (the fact that this review was missing from the 28,000 and counting confirms it) in Metal history; it is quite evident that they were harmed and bypassed by the early '90s musical revolution but it is equally undeniable that the first two albums, this one in particular, are to be listed in the Thrash archives under the ''milestone'' category.