The New Order is one of those albums that I could listen to forever. Every song is heavy and has a scorching performance from Alex Skolnik. Eerie Inhabitants and Trial By Fire have very complex classical intros by Skolnik. Into The...more.
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Testament's first 2 albums are typical thrash albums with great songs on it. Testament's breakthrough album is Practice What You Preach - a more polished album with more melodies and catchiness. The songs aren't as thrashy or as fast...more.
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Testament's third release "Practice what you Preach" is a superb metal effort that is under-appreciated and often overlooked. The late 80's/early 90's was a great time for heavy metal. Classic albums from Metallica, Slayer and Pantera...more.
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Testament may not have invented thrash metal, but they are still a very underrated band. The musicians in Testament are equally as talented as anybody in thrash's Big Four bands (Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax), and they are more hook...more.
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What can you say but Testament Rulz!! This cd is a Thrash masterpiece. "The Ballad" is one of their better slow songs ever recorded. It picks up in the end. Practice what you preach is a solid cd and only second...more.
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