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I saw DJ BL3ND live at a rave here in Bakersfield. It was pretty awesome. :)

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Anthrax was one of the first Thrash Metal bands out there, I believe =P

I like the Music, but I can't listen to their stuff for longer than 1-2 songs. It's too straight for me :/

However, one of my favourite bands has a new album out !
The Progessive parts, the timing and the bass are just insane :D

It may take a while to get used to if you don't regulary listen to progressive music, but you'll appriciate it with the time given :)
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Anthrax was one of the first Thrash Metal bands out there, I believe =P
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I'm a pretty big thrash fan so I know that much... I could probably give you a pretty detailed monologue of how 80's Bay Area thrash and to an extent East Coast thrash started out, but that would take a while :p
They're one of the Big Four, alongside Metallica, Slayer and Megadeth. And I'll be seeing all 4 this summer at Sonisphere. :D

I do listen to some prog, but mainly older prog-rock like Rush; Mercyful Fate (one of my favourite bands) also incorporated many prog elements. I prefer the straight forward riffs of thrash though, so much easier for moshing.
 
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Wiseman_2 said:
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I'm a pretty big thrash fan so I know that much... I could probably give you a pretty detailed monologue of how 80's Bay Area thrash and to an extent East Coast thrash started out, but that would take a while :p
They're one of the Big Four, alongside Metallica, Slayer and Megadeth. And I'll be seeing all 4 this summer at Sonisphere. :D

I do listen to some prog, but mainly older prog-rock like Rush; Mercyful Fate (one of my favourite bands) also incorporated many prog elements. I prefer the straight forward riffs of thrash though, so much easier for moshing.
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Rush is a great band ! I really like them :)

I once listened to a lot of Slayer :p Even got to see them play Angel of Death with my Dad when I was still at a young age :p But eventually I got captivated by classic Death Metal :p

Btw, shortest Song ever:
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Rush is a great band ! I really like them :) ... Btw, shortest Song ever:
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Rush is Canadian :>
and on that note, the longest song ever (well sort of, its all 7 parts of the song together but stilll!)

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After watching Fast and Furious 5 :p

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