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Vader ~ The Ultimate Incantation (1992) "Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?" - Dr. Emmett Brown Samples: https://vader-band.bandcamp.com/album/the-ultimate-incantation This is a band I discovered way back during my Morbid Angel fetish. To me the best Vader sounded like something off of Abominations of Desolation or Altars of Madness. On a curious note, though I love the albums above very much (Covenant was good too imo) my favorite MA album is Formulas Fatal to the Flesh. I mostly stopped listening to the genre several years ago, but it sure was fun seeing Vader in this topic, not to mention a couple of other cool bands (never got into Power Metal besides Manowar though...I think they partly invented it anyway).
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I just happened to be listening to the soundtrack to the 1989 Wes Craven film SHOCKER, which has a number of metal tracks. The bands include Megadeath, the German band Bonfire, glam metal band Dangerous Toys, and the Long Island band Dead On. Also having rock tracks on the release are Iggy Pop, the New Jersey band Saraya, Voodoo X, and a one-off super-group called The Dudes of Wrath, which was comprised of Kiss' Paul Stanley and producer Desmond Child both on vocals, Vivian Campbell and Guy Mann-Dude on guitars, Whitesnake's Rudy Sarzo on bass guitar, and Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee on drums. Also backing vocals by Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony and Kane Roberts.
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I Am the Law and Caught in a Mosh by Anthrax. Probably the only two metal songs I own.
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