10 Best Thrash Metal Songs Ever!

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Atrophy - Puppies and Friends
Vio-lence - World in a World
Xentrix - Dark Enemy
Demolition Hammer - Cataclysm
Evile - Thrasher
Abandoned - Damned for all Time
Destruction - The Ravenous Beast
Exodus - Piranha
Kreator - Betrayer
Testament - DNR

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  • Good list, but too many of those songs are by thrash bands from nowadays (in my opinion, evile is the only one on list from the 2000's that's any good). There are many great songs by Slayer, Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Overkill, Annihilator, Metal Church, Onslaught, Razor, Exciter, and many others that aren't on the list. Even though it's only a 10-song list, about 5 of those could be replaced by a band I previously mentioned.

  • @crusher955 There are only two Bands from nowadays. Its Evile and Abandonend..ale the others made their shit before the 2000´s! 

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  • @kiswjustin Yes they are decent but new thrash just doesn't have the same quality as 80's and early 90's thrash, both production-wise and music-wise.

  • @crusher955 Have you come across the band 'Havok'? I agree with what you said about bands from the 2000's, but Havok (in my opinion) more than gets an exception. They are insanely good! Their newest album 'Time is Up' is a masterpiece. Check em out \m/

  • I think Venom at least deserve an honorable mention here.

  • GREAT BANDS MAN¡¡¡¡

  • @Dethtothenations More like the opposite..

  • @EverxOpeningxFlower ...i really dont see any point in talking to you, not a word im saying gets through your thick fucking skull... idiot

  • @Dethtothenations I am talking about why Slayer is more populair then Sadus. The only thing that Slayer does better is having more classic albums. Sadus has 3 and Slayer has 4. Sadus is much better then Slayer. Faster, Complexer, Better riffs, Vocals where more thrashier and the only reason you can think of Slayer being better is because they are more populair. Also, lot's of thrash metal bands from the 80's are better then Slayer and some ofcourse where worse.

  • @EverxOpeningxFlower and the reason slayer is more popular is not because they started earlier, its because they do the genre better. I think you are ignoring the fact that there are a

    fuckload

    of bands who started in the early 80's who never ended up getting anywhere. you can't say just because you start in the early 80's you get automatic success.

  • @EverxOpeningxFlower I know digiorgio was in Death, I love Death. Really you're arguing against yourself when you bring that up, because I consider him more of a death metal player, not thrash. he played with bands like autopsy too. And im sorry to say it, but a bass player rarely carries a band, and digiorgio is no exception. the highlight of death was chuck, not their bass player, although yes, he is a good bass player. The only band I can think of where the bassist carries the band is Primus.

  • @Dethtothenations The only reason Slayer is more populair then Sadus is because they debuted in 1993 and Sadus in 1988 and around that time thrash metal was almost done. Slayer had the luck to form when thrash was still a populair genre and around the time Slayer released their last decent album Sadus started releasing killer albums, and really, their bass player is arguably the best bass player thrash metal ever had. He even did bass in Death's Individual Thought Patterns and Human.

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