Glam/hard rock/redneck rock

I liked a lot of glam/sweet metal stuff during my childhood, but G'N'R never clicked to me.

SAMAEL - Worship Him LP

I don't think that any song changed my life, but I first discovered heavy metal via this record:



I was like 5 years old and really liked the cover and music.

Yakish wrote:Enforcer

If Chilean one, that certainly isn't a good choice. Really awful, embarassing stuff.

First LP is death/thrash/crust, but mainly thrash I would say. Yes, it's embryonical DM record, but still heavilly in thrash realm. I find UK thrash interesting although it's no way legendary. I think it was more a crossover movement there than a certain and strictly defined metal style as it was in...

I saw FATAL EMBRACE with DESASTER and HOLY MOSES here back in 2002. They were quite cool then, great gig.

Saw NECRODEATH ten days ago. Cool gig, but lame audience unfortunately.

Yeah, but then again, would you call SACRILEGE - Behind The Realms Of Madness LP a death metal? That BT debut was under the heavy influence of that record.

Some quite newer stuff and reissues which I consider important in my collection: SARCASM - Crematory LP CAUCHEMAR - La Vierge Noire 12" REVEREND BIZARRE - In The Rectory Of Bizarre Reverend 2LP REVEREND BIZARRE - In The Rectory Of Bizarre Reverend CD (1st press, Sinister Figure) WHILE HEAVEN WE...

Maybe I'm crazy, but I've heard first KILLER FOX album and liked it in general.
It's so-so, a little bit punky, sloppy and goofy, but solid overall.
Just wonder am I alone in this...

I never bothered buying his albums as I don't like 'em as a whole, lots of fillers and crap, but there are some great songs on most older ones as well: Crazy Train, Never, Secret Loser, No More Tears, Suicide Solution, Over The Mountain, Now You See It Now You Don't, Shot In The Dark, Bloodbath In P...

Sounds like usual hardcore vocal of that time. Not really a death growl yet.

It's as "death metal" as first two KREATOR albums for example. They became known as death metal with their next releases, this one wasn't so death metal yet. It can be considered as "crust" as their roots were in hardcore scene and their lyrics kind of inspired by anarchism, but ...