Artist	Song
Hobb's Angel Of Death	Crucifiction
from Armageddon Over Wacken - Live 2004 (2005)
Exciter	Violence & Force
from Violence & Force (2009)
Sodom	Napalm In the Morning
from M-16 (2006)
Evile	Devoid of Thought
from Infected Nations (2009)
Voivod	Warriors of Ice
from War and Pain (1994)
Helstar	Baptized In Blood
from Nosferatu (1996)
Nuclear Assault	Rise from the Ashes
from Alive Again (2006)
Artillery	Cybermind
from B.A.C.K. (2005)
Annihilator	Alison Hell
from Alice In Hell (2007)
Laaz Rockit	Take No Prisoners
from City's Gonna Burn (2007)
Flotsam and Jetsam	Hammerhead
from Doomsday for the Deceiver (1994)
Holy Moses	Current of Death
from Finished With the Dogs (2005)
Tankard	Endless Pleasure
from Melodic Metal Dreams for Christmas (2007)
Obsession	Only the Strong Will Survive
from Marshall Law - EP (1998)
Merciless Death	Tombs of the Dead
from Speed Kills...Again! (2007)
Exhorder	Slaughter In the Vatican
from Slaughter In the Vatican (2007)
Avenger of Blood	Enemy Attack
from Speed Kills...Again! (2007)
Gama Bomb	Escape from Scarecrow Mountain
from Tales from the Grave In Space (2010)
Sodom	I Am the War
from M-16 (2006)
Holy Moses	The Hand of Death
from Master of Desaster (2006)
Raven	Tyrant of the Airways
from All Systems Go (2010)
Saros	F Subzero
from Five Pointed Tongue (2006)
Nasty Savage	Eromantic Vertigo
from Indulgence / Abstract Reality (1994)
Sabbat	Do Dark Horses Dream of Nightmares?
from Dreamweaver (Expanded Edition) (2009)
S.O.D.: Stormtroopers Of Death	Fist Banging Mania
from Speak English or Die (1985)

Comment:

Many fans thought Jason Newsted was crazy for quitting Metallica in 2001. The bassist knew [i]exactly[/i] what he was doing, however — coming full circle in his career by joining Voivod, a childhood favorite that (unlike the modern rock-leaning Metallica) was still playing bits of Venom-infused thrash metal. In other words, Newsted still wanted to play songs with the speed and agility of a Nascar match, like Voivod's own "Warriors of Ice," or throwback favorites by the likes of Sodom (the Slayer-caliber "I Am the War"), S.O.D. (the self-explanatory, stamina-testing "Fist Banging Mania"), and Annihilator (the one-way-ticket-to-hell track "Maximum Satan").

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