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    VA - Metal Massacre Vol. 01 (1982)

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    VA - Metal Massacre Vol. 01 (1982)

    VA - Metal Massacre Vol. 01 (1982)
    Vinyl Rip | 24-bit/192 kHz | Flac(Image + cue) > 1.45 Gb | Artwork > 203 Mb
    Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal, Doom Metal, Death Metal | Metal Blade

    ~ Metallica, Malice, Pandemonium, Demon Flight, Cirith Ungol, Avatar, Bitch, Black N Blue ~

    This collection of early-'80s metal bands has stayed in print for one reason only, Metallica. This is the first recorded appearance of the infamous foursome, and their immense mainstream success has managed to keep this from disappearing into obscurity. The bands that they share this compilation with are typical of metal bands of the time. Influenced by the New Wave of British Heavy Metal (which included bands like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and Saxon) but played with the fury of punk rock, this is where thrash metal really started. One of the unfortunate traits that these bands learned from their English counterparts is the shrill, high-pitched singing style that was popular in metal at the time. Malice and Cirith Ungol come off as the most dated because of their banshee vocals (and pedestrian songwriting skills). Demon Flight manages to come off slightly better, if only because singer Rick Gerard has a charming Ozzy-meets-the Flaming Lips voice. Pandemonium and Bitch contribute some average headbanging anthems, but Black N Blue and Avatar come the closest to matching Metallica's excellent "Hit the Lights." Recorded when Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine was still playing lead guitar, "Hit the Lights" is the best song on the compilation, a raging anthem announcing thrash metal to the masses with thunderous fury. James Hetfield's famous growl had not quite developed (and Mustaine contributes some uncredited background whining), but despite the bizarre vocals it blows away the rest of the compilation. Metallica collectors will probably want this, but even fans of thrash metal may be curious to hear its beginnings despite some of the lulls on the rest of the album.

    by Bradley Torreano
    VA - Metal Massacre Vol. 01 (1982):

    Tracklist:

    A1 - Armored Saint - Lesson Well Learned
    A2 - 3rd Stage Alert - Mind Invader
    A3 - Surgical Steel - Rivit Head
    A4 - Obsession - Shadows Of Steel
    A5 - Savage Grace - Scepters Of Deceit
    A6 - Overkill - No Holds Barred
    B1 - Warlord - Lucifer's Hammer
    B2 - Trauma - Such A Shame
    B3 - Dietrich - It's Alright
    B4 - Molten Leather - Inversion
    B5 - Hyksos - The Kings
    B6 - Aloha - Heavy Metal Virgin


    Original ripper: Valeron
    Original format: 24/192
    Vinyl Condition: Mint
    Direct Drive Turntable: Pro-Ject Signature 12 + Audio Technica ART9
    Amplifier: Art Audio Lab p245EX
    ADC: Tascam hd-p2

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