
Ozzy Osbourne has had many foreign guitar players playing with them over the years: Going as far back to his original band Black Sabbath and Tony Iommi. Who is your favorite out of the solo career? Was it Randi, Zack or Jakie?
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Ozzy Osbourne has had many foreign guitar players playing with them over the years: Going as far back to his original band Black Sabbath and Tony Iommi. Who is your favorite out of the solo career? Was it Randi, Zack or Jakie?

Volto formed in the early 2000s but had not previously released any material. Incitare was recorded in drummer Carey’s home studio, using only live takes.



With the other members equally enthusiastic by the piece, together with art control by Tool guitarist Adam Jones, the packaging was complete. The album generally received positive reviews, being especially lauded for the technical skills present on the album.
Grip It (5:50)
Gillz (6:37)
Whopner (6:13)
Drumbeaux (8:36)
Quirk (4:09)BHP (6:03)
Meltdown (4:57)
Tocino (4:25)
I’m Calm Now (6:49)
Volto! is:
John Ziegler – guitar
Lance Morrison – bass
Danny Carey – drum
Jeff Babko – keyboards
Incitare
Released July 23, 2013Length 53:36
Label Concord Music Group (Source: Wikipedia)


Metal Massacre V (Metal Massacre 5) came out in 1984. Original Pressing ( MBR 1021) marks the first recordings of Hellhammer, Voivod, Overkill, Metal Church, Fates Warning, Omen, and more.



SIDE A
“Torture Me” – Omen – 3:26
“Condemned to the Gallows” – Voivod – 5:09
“Call on the Attacker” – Attacker – 3:35
“Nightmare” – Future Tense – 3:50
“Death Rider” – Overkill – 3:52
“Soldier Boy” – Fates Warning – 6:20
SIDE B
“The Brave” – Metal Church – 4:27
“Destroyer” – Lethyl Synn – 3:27
“The Warrior” – Final Warning – 3:49
“Crucifixion” – Hellhammer – 2:50
“Marching Saprophytes” – Mace – 4:07
“End of Time” – Jesters of Destiny – 3:20
Several huge metal bands have had their debuts on the Metal Massacre compilations from Metal Blade Records, perhaps most notably Metallica who have their name misspelled on Metal Massacre 1. Early on they featured “hair bands” like RATT until Metal Blade became the go-to record label for thrash metal and started working with better bands like Cryptic Slaughter, Slayer and Hirax.







ABOUT: Metal Massacre was started1981 Brian Slagel, founder of Metal Blade Records, decided to put out a compilation of unsigned, underground metal bands. Throughout the ’80s and early ’90s, he continued to release more volumes of the collections. Metal Massacre XII was released in 1995 and was the final Metal Massacre album until Metal Massacre XIII, released 11 years later in 2006. (SOURCE: WIKIPEDIA)
“Slowly We Rot” by the Tampa, Florida band Obituary is the heaviest album of all time. That isn’t just my opinion. That is a fact. The album is even more intense because the band does not rely on “down tuning.” The play in E 440 concert pitch, but it sure doesn’t sound like it!



Rhythm guitar player, Trevor Perez, is known for omitting most of the high-end on his guitar by turning the tone knob all the way down. Trevor also plays a Fender Stratocaster with a maple neck, which is far from a typical death metal guitar. The rest of the patented Obituary sound comes courtesy of a RAT pedal and a vintage Marchall JCM 800. This leads to his signature guitar sound, which is often imitated but never duplicated. However, it’s worth noting Trevor’s tone is reminiscent of Tom G. Warrior and Celtic Frost in some ways.
The band released a series of highly influential death metal albums through the 90s before disbanding from 1998-2005.
The guys in the band were barely eighteen when the album was produced for a budget of $4000! It’s hard to believe that such an epic slab of metal that stands the test of time could’ve been produced in 1989 under the circumstances! In April 2013, Obituary started recording their ninth studio collection, “Inked in Blood” before bassist Frank Watkins died from cancer on October 18, 2015. They released a self-titled 2017 and have a new album, “Dying Of Everything” slated for release in January 2022.

Obituary is still touring and Terry Butler is handling bass (from legendary Florida band Death).
Extreme Aggression is the fourth studio album by German thrash metal band Kreator released in 1989. It was the first on a major label (Epic)






Jason Anderson gave the album a rating of four-and-a-half stars out of five, and wrote, “The results are fierce and noisy on this 1989 Epic released — the first major-label effort for the band. Petrozza and Fioretti’s guitar work is as punchy as ever, and Reil’s massive drums are unrelenting and continually improving.”

| Bonded by Blood is the debut studio album by the Bay Area thrash metal band Exodus. Although the album was completed in the summer of 1984, it was not released until 1985 due to issues with Exodus and their record label. It is considered one of the most influential thrash metal albums ever In 2008, Exodus re-recorded Bonded by Blood and re-released it as Let There Be Blood, featuring a new line-up of members aside from drummer Tom Hunting and guitarist Gary Holt who played on the original. (Source: WIKIPEDIA) 1. “Bonded by Blood” 2. “Exodus” 3. “And Then There Were None” 4. “A Lesson in Violence” Holt 5. “Metal Command” 6. “Piranha” 7. “No Love” Baloff 8. “Deliver Us to Evil” HoltWhitaker 9. “Strike of the Beast” Total length: 40:49 |








Possessed by Fire is the first album by the German thrash metal band Exumer. It was released on November 8, 1986 through obscure German thrash metal label Disaster Records. This album was a cult classic in the day – honestly, the music doesn’t really stand up today. If you liked it back in the day, you may still enjoy it now through.





Possessed By Fire 00:00
Destructive Solution 04:47
Fallen Saint 08:36
A Mortal In Black 12:39
Sorrows Of The Judgement 16:43
Xiron Darkstar 19:54
Reign Of Sadness 23:08
Journey To Oblivion 26:50
Silent Death 31:08

Lineup:
Mem Von Stein – Bass
Bernie Siedler – Guitar.
Ray Mensch – Guitar.
Syke Bornetto – Drums.





Under the Influence is the third studio album by thrash metal band Overkill, released on July 5, 1988, through Megaforce Records. This was Overkill’s first album to feature drummer Sid Falck, who had replaced Rat Skates when the latter left the band in 1987 during the Taking Over tour. (WIKIPEDIA)
All tracks were written by Bobby Gustafson, D.D. Verni, and Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth.
No | Title | Length
1. “Shred” 4:05
2. “Never Say Never” 4:58
3. “Hello from the Gutter” 4:14
4. “Mad Gone World” 4:31
5. “Brainfade” 4:08
6. “Drunken Wisdom” 6:17
7. “End of the Line” 7:03
8. “Head First” 6:02
9. “Overkill III (Under the Influence)” 6:33
Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth – lead vocals, production
Bobby Gustafson – guitar, background vocals, production
Sid Falck – drums, production
D.D. Verni – bass, background vocals, production
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