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	Amazon.com: "Destruction - Teutonic Thrash Metal Masters" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This is when the band was a loud, noisy early thrash metal band.
		This is not the thrash metal Destruction was known for but a lame immitation of Pantera with a lousy vocalist"
		Check out 20+ years of Thrash and Speed metal.
	www.amazon.com /Destruction-Teutonic-Thrash-Metal-Masters/lm/RPGJY7WOXU1Z7 (441 words)

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		Thrash metal is a subgenre of heavy metal music, one of the extreme metal subgenres, that is characterised by its high speed and aggression.
		Thrash guitar solos are almost exclusively played at high speed, as they are usually characterised by shredding, and use techniques such as sweep picking, legato phrasing, alternate picking, string skipping, and two-hand tapping.
		Recently thrash (along with many genres of extreme metal previously considered dead by the mainstream media, but well alive to the underground metal scene) has seen a certain degree of resurgence of popularity, including (but not limited to) the younger audience of Generation Y (many of which have embraced the genre greatly).
	www.coder-world.de /cgi-bin/metaseek/lexikon.cgi?sprache=en&q=Thrash_metal (3520 words)

	Thrash metal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The origins of thrash metal are generally traced to the late 1970s and early 1980s, when a number of heavy metal bands began incorporating speed metal's extreme speed into traditional metal melody and riffs.
		Thrash metal took off in 1984 or so, with Overkill releasing their second demo (Feel the Fire), and Slayer's seminal Haunting the Chapel EP, which featured the song 'Chemical Warfare'.
		Thrash metal developed in the mid 1980s to split into many subgenres and influence a lot of bands like Death and Possessed.
	www.lexington-fayette.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Thrash_metal (1327 words)

	THRASH METAL FACTS AND INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Also, the live version of "Tyrant" on 1979's ''Priest_in_the_East'' is very close to thrash metal, combining new drummer Les Binks's uptempo delivery with a more distorted guitar sound than the 1976 studio version (from the classic ''Sad_Wings_Of_Destiny'' album).
		Their We_Are_The_Dead took a more Black_Sabbath oriented direction, resulting in a thrash metal form that was not quite as fast as that of Metallica but had similar riff ideas.
		Thrash metal has seen something of a comeback in the late 1990s with European bands like Hypnosia (sounding much like Pleasure to Kill) or Carnal_Forge, a fast death-thrash hybrid.
	www.velocipay.com /thrash_metal (1215 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Thrash metal
		We Are The Dead took a more Black Sabbath oriented direction, resulting in a thrash metal form that was not quite as fast as that of Metallica but had similar riff ideas.
		Slayer's Reign in Blood is universally acclaimed as a classic, and also the German band Kreator had Pleasure to Kill, which set new standards for brutality and would be a heavy influence on the death metal genre.
		Some bands combined speed metal and thrash metal, like the aforementioned Megadeth, and also Helstar, Testament, and Heathen were known for their flashy lead guitar work.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Thrash_metal (1305 words)

	Ultimate Metal Reviews - Returning To The Roots: Thrash Metal
		Thrash metal, and old-school thrash metal, to be specific, happens to be one of my favorite metal genres.
		The other side of thrash which was equally as important in the '80s came from Germany, otherwise known as Teutonic Thrash.
		All three bands have something in common with the term "comeback", they were all at one point playing thrash metal and had gradually abandoned their style only to return to their roots eventually.
	www.metal-reviews.com /tgos/042303.htm (801 words)

	Underground \| metal-district.de - Metal District Webzine - Das Heavy Metal Online Mag - your Metal Webzine, Metal ...
		Heavy Metal, Death Metal, Black Metal, Thrash Metal, Gothic Metal, True Metal, Power Metal, Progressive Rock, Grindcore, Trash Metal, Speed Metal, Old School
		THE WICKED CHAMBERS - Dirty rules of lies
		- Heavy Metal, Power Metal, Speed Metal, Thrash Metal, Death Metal, Black Metal, Gothic Metal, True Metal, Doom, Grindcore und vieles mehr -
	www.metal-district.de /underground.php (119 words)

	Metal Hordes Forums - Thrash Metal
		death, thrash and true fl metal is metal.
		They have many similarities with old Slayer, which is thrash, maybe back then it could be considered death metal since it was the heaviest thing at the time, but now with bands like Krisiun, Cattle Decapitation, Vader, Cannibal Corpse and others, it would be alot weaker.
		Death metal at that time was born from punk/hardcore and extreme thrash metal, and developed alongside grindcore.
	www.metalhordes.com /forum/printthread.php?t=2046&pp=40 (2076 words)

	info: THRASH METAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Some point to another early example, Queen's 'Stone Cold Crazy' (1974) (from their Sheer Heart Attack album), which was unusually heavy and fast for its time (and indeed for Queen as well), and ultimately covered many years later by Metallica.
		Also, the live version of 'Tyrant' on 1979's Unleashed in the East is very close to thrash metal, combining new drummer Les Binks's uptempo delivery with a more distorted guitar sound than the 1976 studio version (from the classic Sad Wings of Destiny album).
		The latter, while not 'true' thrash, is a complex hybrid of thrash and power metal, reminiscent of Rust In Peace.
	www.mp3-midi.biz /Thrash_metal (1464 words)

	Watches-Code Red (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Pictures of atrocities, abominations of Western civilisation, war, brutalisation and devastation: Sodom, one of the very first German thrash metal bands, appear to have everything but calmed down in the twentieth year of their career, and (thankfully) they don’t really seem...
		Every album they release is pure Teutonic thrash that calls us back to a time when chaos reigned and only the strong survived.
		While most thrash/speed bands have watered-down their sound into something unrecognizable (Metallica) or begun to gravitate toward nu-metal (Slayer), there are a few that have retained their own identities, still playing the fast, brutal music that made them infamous to begin with.
	www.minihttpserver.net /z_watches/A_code_red-B00002067B.htm (473 words)

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		Teutonic sadly is just a small label so promotion was minimal.
		Teutonic wanted us to record a second album for them and so we did.
		Teutonic however was in the middle of some financial trouble and it was impossible for them to release another album at the time.
	www.crustacean.nl /cms/print.php?content.70 (1333 words)

	Metal Rules!!: Interview with DESTRUCTION
		For the latter, it was the 1st time to visit this degree of latitude and you could easily get your proof all about it just by looking at all the people that had arrived to the venue.
		Every band wanted to jump into the Thrash Metal bandwagon in order to sell more albums - and yes, even a great bunch of untalented Speed/Thrash Metal bands got signed by some record companies that just were there to cash in that trend that was going on at that time.
		I was blown away by your thrashing extravaganza right from the 1st song and couldn't do much else than hope your set could last forever...
	www.metal-rules.com /interviews/Destruction2001.htm (9252 words)

	Diabolical Conquest: Extreme Metal Webzine - Reviews - Alastor: Infernal Lord (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		What this all spells, of course, is thrash metal of the very purest and unadulterated strain, free from the revivalist ‘'retro'' gimmicky nonsense that plagues every band from Inferno to Dream Evil.
		To Alastor, thrash metal is far from a bygone artifact of a primitive age, it is a relevant and timeless sound that single-handedly encapsulates the nude aggression, raw energy and bestiality that made all of us fall in love with heavy fucking metal in the first place.
		The most immediate reference points would be Teutonic thrash, the inclination towards hordes like Darkness, Poison and ESPECIALLY Destruction forming the crux of Alastor's stunningly catchy, yet never linear sound.
	diabolicalconquest.com /reviews/alastor.htm (705 words)

	Articles - Thrash metal
		Hobbs' Angel Of Death emerged from Australia, playing a brand of thrash metal drawing heavily on early Slayer, yet geared towards the European market.
		However, the genre was also filled with many bands that were not attempting to expand on the style.
		Meanwhile, other bands soldier on â€” including Overkill, who have recently put out a 14th studio album, Relixiv, and Destruction, whose The Antichrist (2001) is a staple of modern thrash metal â€” updated production values, and a classic riff sound.
	www.free-biz.org /articles/Thrash_metal (1162 words)

	TransformOnline : Music : Reviews : Destruction "Thrash Anthems" (Candlelight)
		With Thrash Anthems, their overall 14th release (not counting neo-Destruction, which happened to be the same band minus lead man Schmier), the band drop some lighting fast thrash/speed metal.
		And if it sounds like they haven’t lost any of their former enthusiasm, then that may just be because Thrash Anthems features a whopping 13 re-recorded (plus two brand new tracks) classics given the updated make up treatment in the form of new found sonic power.
		And for all the thrash classics they have given us, this release serves as nothing more than a remainder that those who made their mark early on still have the chops and, if given the opportunity, the talent to drop classics again.
	www.transformonline.com /music/reviews/005888.php (624 words)

	DEMOLITION
		Such music conception called «a Teutonic thrash metal» was formed many years ago.
		Austrian band Demolition has borrowed some elements of performance from the masters of a genre, has interpreted all music achievements in their own way (see: they have integrate thrash metal and melodic death metal), has received quite good result.
		Some times you are away from the drum section and a vocal section and simply enjoy guitar solos in Thomas interpretation - perfectly done guitar solos, small tool sketches - all are competent and beautiful.
	www.demolition.at /dnsite/blackmindsex.html (324 words)

	Hard History Part IV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Also noteworthy is the fact that Testament was at one time considered part of the "Big Four" of the thrash metal scene, before Slayer took over its position with what is considered by many to be one of the crucial thrash metal albums of all time: 1986's Reign In Blood.
		Additionally, Germany was feeding the general enthusiasm with what was one of the most important thrash metal scenes apart from the one in the San Francisco Bay Area, placing acts such as Destruction, Kreator, Tankard, and Sodom in the movement and injecting it with what at one time was labeled Teutonic thrash.
		Even then, however, thrash metal was still far from achieving the success it deserved and strived for.
	www.hardradio.com /history/part4.html (427 words)

	STAFF
		This is the first album of the Teutonic Thrash Metal band NUCLEAR WARFARE!
		Excellent presentation, when I was with Miriam in Stuttgart, she herself gave me this disc and she said to me that I got the limited edition of the album which comes with little soldiers in the case, fucking great!
		At the end of the song a march percussion is listened (a sort of Minstro) that gives step again to the corrosive vocals of Andy.
	www.deaththrasher.com /reviews/nuclear_warfare_eng.htm (718 words)

	Destruction - Satan Stole My Teddybear
		In the Teutonic thrash heyday of the mid to late 80s, Destruction rode alongside Sodom and Kreator as the German leaders of the style.
		Regardless of their obvious flaws, there was something quite enjoyable about their rife-with-riff thrash and complete adherance to metal's most stereotypical traits.
		Ultimately, the relentless speed and energy creates a record that is bursting with thrash perfection.
	www.ssmt-reviews.com /db/searchrev.php?artistID=311&showReview=true (322 words)

	Poison in its old Satanic Glory!
		I first heard Minotaur 1987 on Teutonic Invasion sampler, there were three bands that Blew me away: Violent Force, Poison (ger) and of course Minotaur.
		Also included is the whole of the "Nothing Will Be Forgiven" MCD from 1995, the "Hypnos" 7” single of 1992, a couple of well-chosen demo tracks, and the previously unreleased 'Ninety-Six', recorded shortly before their split-up.
		The closest comparison is probably Deceased or Terrible Certainty-era Kreator with the Germans combing a purée of death, thrash and doom into something sufficiently their own.
	www.poison666.hpg.ig.com.br /Poison/Poison-Review.html (2882 words)

	TEUTONIC - Teutonic Invasion - CASSETTE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		"This is the official cassette version on Daemonolatreia Records of Teutonic's self-released demo mcd from 2001.
		The band describes their own style as "German heavy metal the old way" and that's precisely what we get.
		Let's hope we'll hear more from this band in the future.
	www.hellsheadbangers.com /CASSETTEteutonicinvasion.html (175 words)

	Rock Planet
		Well, the direction is still varied...you can describe it as the combining of Chapter 1 and 2 of the debut-album, maybe a bit more thrashing.
		I was lucky to see Kreator and Destruction in my town before 2 years, and before a month for the second time Destruction on Metal Camp in Slovenia, I’m a huge Destruction fan, but also a fan of all German thrash.
		Oh yeah, that was brilliant to see these sort of Thrash monsters all together on stage and Sodom was my favourite.
	www.rock-planet.com /clanak.php?id=35 (1970 words)

	Destruction Biography : iSOUND.COM
		Together with their countrymen Kreator and Sodom, Germany's Destruction constituted the dominating triumvirate of Teutonic thrash metal during the 1980's.
		Although they ultimately failed to match these peers' in terms of commercial success and longevity, at least two of their albums still qualify among the crème de la crème of the decade's speed metal.
		Of all the nations contaminated by this musical virus as it proliferated unchecked, Germany was second only to the U.S. in terms of widespread infection.
	www.isound.com /biography/destruction (578 words)

	APESHIT - Reviews - KREATOR - Enemy of God (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Teutonic thrash legends, KREATOR, have been waving the flag of hate for nearly two decades now.
		There's a lot of hype over “the new wave of American thrash metal,” but those youngsters could learn a thing or ten from both KREATOR and Enemy of God.
		No mosh, no nü, no death, no core, just fast and furious, no frills blistering thrash from one of the genres leading heavyweights.
	www.apeshit.org /main.php?cat=2&p=1460 (259 words)

	Mailorder CD K (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Teutonic Thrash Metal Kult, the debut [1985] remastered with bonus 4 tracks Tormentor's "End Of The World" demo [1984] tape!!
		Teutonic Thrash Metal Kult - riot of violence all over!, remastered 1986's classic with 3 bonus Flag Of Hate EP tracks!
		Teutonic Thrash Metal Kult - remastered third shot of glory [1987] and further 5 track Out Of The Dark EP [1988] as bonus!, includes Raven cover and 2 live tracks from 1988's Dynamo festival
	www.ledotakas.net /en_mailorder/mailorder/mailorder_cd_k.htm (1097 words)

	View topic - GUILLOTINE — OFF WITH THEIR HEADS
		This amazing demo spat forth from four-young ‘ead bangers is a perfect mash of early thrash and death metal.
		Recorded at home, this 8-track CD of real metal is noticeable on two counts: One, that like Metalsteel before them they are still teenagers, and that secondly they have turned their back on what’s ‘trendy’ and exhumed and embraced the early sound of Thrash.
		Some may say that the production is a tad weak, but I maintain that it adds to its appeal, and gives it that genuine early '80’s Teutonic thrash feel that the band have duplicated with seeming ease.
	www.voivod.net /forum/viewtopic.php?t=2364 (298 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In the 1980's, Germany turned the tables and produced the "Big Three," the "Holy Trinity" of Teutonic thrash: Sodom, Destruction, and Kreator.
		Still, this is THRASH we're talking about, and IO gets points just for being Janet...
		"Thrash Attack," "Antichrist" and "Black Death" have their moments.
	www.metaljudgment.com /classics/destruction.html (187 words)

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