Yep this album is a fantastic collection of class tunes, the production and fluctuating volume aside . The cro-mags age of quarrel suffers with the same attributes. Makes me wonder were the any of the band members in the room to hear the final mixes at the time. Still great albums .

Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats - Blood         
                             Just
R.E.M. - Fables Of The Reconstruction
Just Mustard -  Heart Under
Death - Scream Bloody Gore

Acheron- Anti-God, Anti-Christ.

I bought this the best part of twenty years ago and gave it a couple of listens before shelving it and forgetting about it. Pulled it out for a revisit this morning and its time appears to have come for me. Despite the endless intros and the twenty empty tracks leading to an outro, it's fucking deadly. Atmospheric and catchy black/ death metal which could only have been concocted in America.

At the Drive In - Relationship of Command

Quote from: Trev on July 19, 2026, 10:51:38 AMAt the Drive In - Relationship of Command


My copy of that album has grown legs. I need to replace it sometime. Banger.

Need a replacement myself, my cd is fairly scratched and skipping on a couple of songs, still great though

Always regret never managing to catch them live, still hoping they might do one more reunion run

I caught them twice in 2000. They played in TBMC and then I saw them in Barcelona the same year, or the year after, while over there on a college excursion. They were deadly live. Pure madness  :laugh:

Sadistik Exekution - We Are Death Fukk You
Sabbat - Envenom
Infernö - Utter Hell

Warning - Rituals of Shame
Overkill - Under The Influence
Bathory - Under The Sign of the Black Mark
Venom - Black Metal
Celtic Frost - Morbid Tales

Iron Maiden - Iron Maiden
Misfits - Earth A.D./Wolfs Blood

Bathory- Bathory.
Venom- Welcome To Hell.

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Obliteration  = Nekropsalms/Black Death Horizon/Cenotaph Obscure  - hadnt listened to them in ages, but what a fucking band.
Purulent Remains - demos - not the biggest fan of gore grind/Cracass worship but this is one of the exceptions. Just dark, murky gloomy death/grind, hitting the spot today
Monstrosity - Imperial Doom  -When this came out I found it pretty meh as I'd made my first steps into the wild world of tape trading and was starting to dig into darker, heavier mostly Euro/Scandinavian stuff and had enough of the Florida thing, but I really enjoy this nowadays whenever the Floridian itch needs scratching.

on the non death metal buzz:
Quicksand - Bring On the Psychics - yeah, I like it (Second half epecially) but I dunno..it just doesn't sound like Quicksand? Feels weirdly rushed as well, a lot of  the songs seem to  be under the 3 minute mark. No time to get bored, of course but..yeah. it's an odd one.

Had the new Quicksand on earlier, it's alright. I swiftly threw on Slip straight after.