The METAL Thread

Trevor Strnad (The Black Dahlia Murder) has died, age 41. The band posted the number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline in their announcement.

**** man. If metal artists could stop dying so young that would be great. I had the privilege of seeing him and TBDM twice. He’ll be missed. RIP.
 
The Voice said:
Trevor Strnad (The Black Dahlia Murder) has died, age 41. The band posted the number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline in their announcement.

**** man. If metal artists could stop dying so young that would be great. I had the privilege of seeing him and TBDM twice. He’ll be missed. RIP.
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I can't believe it, I was reading the news while lying in bed...what a fkn shock.

As with many people, TBDM was a huge part of my earlier life. They were the band during Uni...so many good memories.

Sad day, will be blasting them today in honour...


 
I feel like you guys just ignored my request for more of the best sounding music :(

Edit: I've added Black Sabbath to my list
 
Akasha said:
I feel like you guys just ignored my request for more of the best sounding music :(

Edit: I've added Black Sabbath to my list
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If Megadeath is your best then.... that Mustaine fella must not sing. Megadeath is a classic but terrible vocals and average song writing, but good for their time. Black Sabbath also a classic just not really metal enough, too much hard rock, but better than Megadeath in singing and songwriting.
 
Benedict A55h0le said:
If Megadeath is your best then.... that Mustaine fella must not sing. Megadeath is a classic but terrible vocals and average song writing, but good for their time. Black Sabbath also a classic just not really metal enough, too much hard rock, but better than Megadeath in singing and songwriting.
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Megadeth had a few goodies. I still keep this one on my playlist...

 

You're welcome. This Phinehas album is just brilliant start to finish.
 
prOd said:
Eish, the first few Megadeth albums has some of the best thrash metal out there. The first two, with the amazing Gar Samuelson on drums, were fkn killer.

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Yes, some good thrash in their earlier work, this the best I think: Rust in Peace. Metallica had Cliff Burton during that era. He had more talent in his pinkie than the rest of Metallica and Megadeth put together.
 
These 2 albums got bad reviews when it came out, but with time these have become neo-classical metal masterpieces. Loaded with Turilli passion, timeless classics:


 
Burton made Metallica, even after his death, his influence in the band was still there, and then corrupted by the others from the Black album on:
 
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