Artist	Song
Nuclear Assault	Brainwashed
yeah, why not conformist?
Nuclear Assault	Third World Genocide
the reagan-esque foreign policy
Nuclear Assault	Butt Fuck
like the singer's banter here
Nuclear Assault	Critical Mass
nice thrash bass going on here
Nuclear Assault	F Sharp Wake Up
"WAKE UP!"
Nuclear Assault	Lesbians
hot girl on girl tongue action with romantic thrash in the background
Nuclear Assault	Brain Death
clean accustic guitar intro reminds me of Metallica
Nuclear Assault	Emergency
heh the guitar sounds like a siren
Nuclear Assault	Nightmare
fuck nightmares
Nuclear Assault	Rise From The Ashes
epic, my dudes
Nuclear Assault	Good Times Bad Times
they covered Led Zeppelin. umm why?
Nuclear Assault	My America
short
Nuclear Assault	Hang The Pope
and put him in hangar 18
Nuclear Assault	The Hockey Song
NYC thrash shoots, scores
Vio-Lence	Kill On Command
more thrash than bullet belts, high tops, and patches combined
Vio-Lence	Officer Nice
nice walking bass line
Vio-Lence	World In A World
Rob and Phil shredding before Machine fucking Head
Vio-Lence	Calling In The Coroner
a frequent pre show ritual
Vio-Lence	Oppressing The Masses
proto-Municipal Waste
Vio-Lence	Torture Tactics
from the EP
Laaz Rockit	Fire In The Hole
sounds like this song should be on the stereo in an army tank
Laaz Rockit	Say Goodbye MF
ragin
Laaz Rockit	Holiday In Cambodia
pretty faithful cover.

Comment:

I was in diapers in 1986, as I was born in late 1985. I wish I could say I was listening to thrash around this time (as opposed to say, umm, lullabies) but of course I wasn't. Thrash around 1986 was huge and important and thriving. Lots of classic thrash albums came out then. Metallica still had long hair! Nuclear Assault- i'm getting into these dudes. Vio-Lence- classic thrash. Rob Flynn and Phil Demmell were in this band and now are currently in Machine Head. Laaz Rockit has a very interesting name and bay area thrash to back it up. I was born in the 80s and I am a dedicated thrash fan.

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