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Similar Sounds - The World of Metallica

Artist Song
Slayer  Angel of Death  
Megadeth  Wake Up Dead  
Anthrax  Caught in a Mosh  
Sepultura  Beneath the Remains  
Testament  Over the Wall  
Exodus  A Lesson In Violence  
Celtic Frost  Procreation (Of the Wicked)  
Kreator  Pleasure to Kill  
Pantera  Fucking Hostile  
Metal Church  Beyond the Black  
Corrosion of Conformity  Vote With a Bullet  
Overkill  Horrorscope  
Sodom  Agent Orange  
Suicidal Tendencies  Trip At the Brain  
Annihilator  Never, Neverland  
Destruction  Release from Agony  
Coroner  Masked Jackal  
Exciter  Heavy Metal Maniac  
Flotsam and Jetsam  Hammerhead  

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Four [i]killer[/i] underground classics. That's what Metallica delivered in the '80s, relishing their role as thrash metal's sultans of shred. But they weren't alone. A whole need-for-speed scene flourished around the group's seek-and-destroy songs, beginning with Megadeth, the career-clinching post-Metallica project of frontman Dave Mustaine; their first proper single, "Wake Up Dead," is [i]still[/i] a fan favorite at shows, likely because it's capable of making us, you, and Grandma bust out some serious air-guitar moves. On the more sinister side of things, "Angel of Death" was so shocking — and let's be honest here, downright [i]insane[/i] — that it freaked out Def Jam Records, delaying the release of [i]Reign In Blood[/i], Slayer's entry in heavy metal's hall of fame. Anthrax's "Caught in a Mosh" and Pantera's "F*****g Hostile" are just as jagged and juiced, but they're a bit more punk and a lot less, well, Satanic-sounding . . . although we probably wouldn't bring the latter home to Mom anytime soon. Come to think of it, [i]none[/i] of Metallica's contemporaries — from Sepultura and Sodom to Suicidal Tendencies and Testament — is the kind of band we'd suggesting playing while reading the [i]Times[/i] on a Sunday morning.
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