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Unconditional Battery
Unconditional Battery | |
Created by: | coreysprague |
Tracks: | 12 |
Length: | 00:47:02 |
Keywords |
1. thrash 2. speed 3. aggression |
Created on | 5/21/06 09:00pm |
Level | 6 |
Points | 2605 |
Total visitors | 149 |
Unique visitors | 74 |
description:
thrash
v. thrashed, thrash·ing, thrash·es
v. tr.
1) To swing or strike in a manner suggesting the action of a flail: The alligator thrashed its tail.
2) To defeat utterly; vanquish.
This is my ultimate thrash mix, 10 years in the making.
--addendum--
I have intentionally left off many notable 'bigger' thrash bands from the 80's such as Kreator...this is because I didn't want this to become an 80's metal mix, so I instead wanted to have different artists from the past 20 years.
v. thrashed, thrash·ing, thrash·es
v. tr.
1) To swing or strike in a manner suggesting the action of a flail: The alligator thrashed its tail.
2) To defeat utterly; vanquish.
This is my ultimate thrash mix, 10 years in the making.
--addendum--
I have intentionally left off many notable 'bigger' thrash bands from the 80's such as Kreator...this is because I didn't want this to become an 80's metal mix, so I instead wanted to have different artists from the past 20 years.
tracklist
1 | Slayer : Angel of Death |
It was a tough choice between this and 'Raining Blood', but despite the latter's brilliance (yes, I just said [...]
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Track 1 from Reign In Blood
Length: 00:04:51 Year: 1986 |
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It was a tough choice between this and 'Raining Blood', but despite the latter's brilliance (yes, I just said Slayer has moments of brilliance...what are you going to do about it?), 'Angel of Death' is far more representative of thrash. The perfectly placed album opener for one of the greatest thrash albums of all time, no other explanation needed. SHOW LESS
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2 | Believer : Idols Of Ignorance |
We're going to follow one of the only old school thrash songs with an early 90's track that no one will be fam [...]
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Track 4 from Sanity Obscure
Length: 00:04:44 Year: 1995 |
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We're going to follow one of the only old school thrash songs with an early 90's track that no one will be familiar with. Believer was a christian thrash band in the late 80's and early 90's. Now, before you say 'christian? bah', I have to explain a few things...First, these guys were fierce, second, lyrically I probably would identify them more as theological or philosophical. Anyway, these guys released three albums that are now out of print but they are all solid efforts. Their music combined the tech-styles of Atheist and thrash of the era. These guys were very progressive and unfortunately fell in the metal crash/rise of grunge in the early 90's. SHOW LESS
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3 | At The Gates : Slaughter Of The Soul |
Many would argue that isn't thrash. Yes that is probably true, these guys are quintessential swedith death. H [...]
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Track 2 from Slaughter Of The Soul
Length: 00:03:04 Year: 1995 |
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Many would argue that isn't thrash. Yes that is probably true, these guys are quintessential swedith death. However, I'm not a big fan of genre restrictions. Ultimately, it boils down to the fact that this song has one of the coolest riffs of all time, and as a whole it is fast and aggressive. SHOW LESS
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4 | The Haunted : Dark Intentions |
Decided to follow ATG with some more work from the Jensen brothers. This instrumental track opener is simple b [...]
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Track 1 from The Haunted Made Me Do It
Length: 00:01:30 Year: 2000 |
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Decided to follow ATG with some more work from the Jensen brothers. This instrumental track opener is simple but very effective...and very badass. This track serves as a bit of a break from the pummeling so far... SHOW LESS
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5 | Darkane : Third |
It is awesome on a mix when you can get the next song to be not only in the same key, but also start off with [...]
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Track 2 from Insanity
Length: 00:03:59 Year: 2001 |
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It is awesome on a mix when you can get the next song to be not only in the same key, but also start off with the same notes that ended the previous song. Well, it gets pulled off in this case...plus this song is awesome. Darkane embrace the thrash-tech dichotomy and are certifiable riff-meisters. The opening riff sucks you in, but the pre-chorus/chorus riffs drive in the stake. SHOW LESS
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6 | Carnal Forge : Hand of Doom |
The origins of thrash came not just from badass riffs, but from pure speed. Carnal Forge have mastered the abi [...]
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Track 2 from Please... Die!
Length: 00:03:49 Year: 2001 |
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The origins of thrash came not just from badass riffs, but from pure speed. Carnal Forge have mastered the ability to write blistering single-note riffs that never cease to amaze me. The only thing more astonishing than this is their uncanny ability to have nearly every song they write sound the same. Although this makes their albums tiresome to listen to, it does mean that their tracks lend perfectly to mix inclusion. All I can about this song is that I've learned guitar parts for every other guitar-tastic in this mix, and I still can't come close to playing one to speed. Prepare your ears for the Hand of DOOM! The track ends on an abrupt stop, giving a few seconds of pause before the aggression to ensue... SHOW LESS
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7 | Testament : D.N.R. (Do Not Resuscitate) |
Starting off with one of the coolest introductions I've heard in a long time, Testament crafted an amazing p [...]
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Track 1 from The Gathering
Length: 00:03:33 Year: 2000 |
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Starting off with one of the coolest introductions I've heard in a long time, Testament crafted an amazing piece of thrash music. Testament proved in 2000 that despite problems (multiple members getting cancer including the lead singer with a nasty case of throat cancer!) they had it in them to release the best album of their nearly two-decade career. One of the strongest songs on the album, D.N.R. is undeniably aggressive in the way thrash is meant to be. With Dave Lombardo on drums (he's on 3 songs on this mix...is it a sign?), the awe-inspiring Steve DiGiorgio on fretless bass, and James Murphy on leads...I knew this album was going to be good. This song, and album, is a must hear for a true thrash head. SHOW LESS
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8 | Extol : Thrash Synergy |
Extol are another "religious" thrash band. Unfortunately, on their newer albums they dropped their two amazing [...]
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Track 8 from Synergy
Length: 00:05:20 Year: 2003 |
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Extol are another "religious" thrash band. Unfortunately, on their newer albums they dropped their two amazing guitar players and recruited an awful singer that makes them sound ridiculous. That is beside the point though...on Synergy these guys set out to make a thrash album for the 21st century. The riffing swirls around with fresh syncopation and off-tempo breaks. This stuff keeps you on your toes. Throw in a healthy dose of screaming and the thrash comes to life. SHOW LESS
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9 | God Forbid : Better Days |
Although I can't get into their newest effort, God Forbid crafted a beautiful album with 'Gone Forever', payin [...]
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Track 3 from Gone Forever
Length: 00:03:53 Year: 2004 |
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Although I can't get into their newest effort, God Forbid crafted a beautiful album with 'Gone Forever', paying homage to the thrash legends of their youth. Full of tasty riffs, well-crafted (and often harmonized) guitar solos, and catchy hooks...these guys wreak of early Testament and Megadeth. This song is one of the heavier tracks on the album and the one with the best-executed clean vocals (catchy, and don't detract from the heaviness) SHOW LESS
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10 | Grip Inc. : Descending Darkness |
A brief respite from the pummeling, this instrumental track is comprised of some pretty simple, but badass to [...]
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Track 4 from Nemesis
Length: 00:02:00 Year: 1997 |
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A brief respite from the pummeling, this instrumental track is comprised of some pretty simple, but badass tom-work by Dave Lombardo. Aside from the drumming, the music is pretty sparse which should give some breathing room in this otherwise 'in-your-face' mix. Thankfully, with the addition of some cheesy synths and voice samples, this track most certainly maintains the dark mood of the mix. In the final seconds the track fades into nothing, before... SHOW LESS
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11 | Darkane : Innocence Gone |
Duh nu-nu-nuh nu-nu-nuh Deeder Deet Deeder Deet ... Man that riff is awesome, although I'm sure th [...] SHOW MORE
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Track 1 from Expanding Senses
Length: 00:04:43 Year: 2002 |
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Duh nu-nu-nuh nu-nu-nuh Deeder Deet Deeder Deet ... Man that riff is awesome, although I'm sure the effect is lost in typing... This is the second song included by Darkane. The first song was included for its opening riff. This song, however, is included because it is actually really good. On this album the band changed direction to focus more on songwriting. Unlike most metal bands that make this mistake, these guys miraculously pulled it off. Anyway, this song is epic with a driving opening that will get the head of any thrash-nut swinging. SHOW LESS
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12 | Megadeth : Rust in Peace... Polaris |
This song is the last track off of Megadeth's epic 'Rust In Peace.' Often regarded as one of the best and most [...]
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Track 9 from Rust In Peace
Length: 00:05:36 Year: 1990 |
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This song is the last track off of Megadeth's epic 'Rust In Peace.' Often regarded as one of the best and most important thrash releases, I felt I would follow the trend I started by hitting it off with Slayer. This song is an awesome conclusion to the thrash compilation. In typical old-Megadeth fashion, this song alone contains enough badass riffs for an entire album. The track is actually two conjoined songs. The first 4 minutes (Rust In Peace) prep you with some groove-riffs before the hard-hitting Polaris comes in to finish you off in the end with a brief but blistering Friedman solo and 60 seconds of instrumental riffing that is definitive thrash. SHOW LESS
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