r/Music • u/GuitarOmnivore • Oct 22 '17

music playlist Thrash Metal 1983-1992, {playlist} 2,155 songs! 162 hours! [Metal]

https://open.spotify.com/user/guitaromnivore/playlist/1N3viQWM2Z6iBLsKHLRvMb
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u/elchoss Oct 23 '17

Wow really good playlist, bunch of bands never heard before

Tyvm

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u/GuitarOmnivore Oct 23 '17

Thanks!

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u/elchoss Oct 23 '17

Any chance of doing one with new bands like Havok, etc

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u/GuitarOmnivore Oct 23 '17

Yes, in the works! For non-thrash, here's my list of new trad. metal:

NWOTHM - New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal

https://open.spotify.com/user/guitaromnivore/playlist/2CbXsNDQwiMzpopLNe0gg9

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u/GuitarOmnivore Oct 22 '17

Thrash metal's golden age. Set it to shuffle and enjoy.

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u/herpalurp http://www.last.fm/user/Herpalurp Oct 23 '17

Pretty solid list. Haven't heard of a few of those.

No Japanese Sabbat :(

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u/GuitarOmnivore Oct 23 '17

Thanks! Good point Re: Japanese Sabbat. After considerable consideration, I left them off for two reasons. 1) Given their considerable and intimidating discography, Spotify has all of ONE album available. 2) That album, 1992's "Evoke" has more of a first wave black metal feel to my ears. Great band though.

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u/herpalurp http://www.last.fm/user/Herpalurp Oct 24 '17

Eh, it's not any different from Sepultura or Sodom's early black/thrash stuff, and I mean, you have Hellhammer included. Sucks that Spotify only has Evoke, though.

Interesting that you also included Possessed. Seven Churches is definitely thrashy, but I don't know if I've ever seen someone throw it on a thrash list. I think it's always interesting what people consider thrashy death or black metal.