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On this day, October 7, 1986, Slayer released their iconic third album, Reign in Blood. Widely regarded as a landmark in thrash metal, the album reached #94 on the Billboard charts and solidified Slayer’s place as one of the genre’s most influential bands.
Who remembers headbanging to Reign in...
On this day, October 7, 1987, Exodus released their second album, Pleasures of the Flesh! The album, featuring Steve “Zetro” Souza on vocals, reached #82 on the Billboard charts and became a key release in the thrash metal scene of the 80s.
Who remembers moshing to Pleasures of the Flesh back...
Title: Lightning to the Nations
Artist: Diamond Head
Genre: Heavy Metal
Released: 1981
Tracks:
1 - Lightning to the Nations -
2 - The Prince -
3 - Sucking My Love -
4 - Am I Evil? -
5 - Sweet and Innocent -
6 - It's Electric -
7 - Helpless -
8 - Shoot Out the Lights -
9 -...
On this day, September 29, 1986, Iron Maiden released their sixth studio album, Somewhere in Time! The album peaked at #11 on the Billboard charts and reached #1 in Finland. Known for its futuristic themes and use of guitar synths, Somewhere in Time marked a new direction for the band while...
On this day, September 26, 1981, Iron Maiden officially hired Bruce Dickinson as their new lead singer, replacing Paul Di’Anno. Dickinson’s powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence helped propel the band to international stardom, marking the beginning of a legendary era for the heavy metal...
On this day, September 19, 1988, Anthrax released their fourth album, “State of Euphoria”! This thrash metal record made a strong impact, reaching #30 on the Billboard charts and solidifying Anthrax’s position in the metal scene.
The album features the hit “Antisocial,” which became a fan...
On this day, September 18, 1983, Dokken released their debut album, “Breaking the Chains” in the U.S! This album marked the band’s entry into the heavy metal scene, delivering a powerful blend of hard rock and melodic metal. Though it peaked at #136 on the Billboard charts, “Breaking the Chains”...
On this day, September 18, 1982, Twisted Sister released their debut album, “Under the Blade”! This hard-hitting record introduced the band’s raw energy and rebellious spirit to the music scene. With its blend of heavy metal and glam rock, “Under the Blade” set the stage for Twisted Sister’s...
On this day September 14, 1981, Iron Maiden released their live EP Maiden Japan, capturing the energy and raw power of the band’s live performances during their early years. Recorded during a concert in Nagoya, Japan, the EP offered fans a taste of the band’s dynamic stage presence and featured...
On this day September 14, 1984, the American heavy metal band Dokken released their second studio album, Tooth and Nail. The album marked a significant point in the band’s career, helping to establish them as one of the key players in the glam metal scene of the 1980s. Tooth and Nail peaked at...
Title: Black Metal
Artist: Venom
Genre: Thrash Metal
Released: 1982
Tracks:
1 - Black Metal -
2 - To Hell and Back -
3 - Buried Alive -
4 - Raise the Dead -
5 - Teacher's Pet -
6 - Leave Me in Hell -
7 - Sacrifice -
8 - Heaven's on Fire -
9 - Countess Bathory -
10 -...
On this day September 3, 1984, heavy metal legends Iron Maiden released their iconic fifth album, Powerslave. This album quickly became a fan favorite, reaching #21 on the US Billboard charts and soaring to #2 in the UK. Powerslave features the hard-hitting track “2 Minutes to Midnight,” which...
Title: The Spectre Within
Artist: Fates Warning
Genre: Progressive Metal
Released: 1985
Tracks:
1 - Traveler in Time -
2 - Orphan Gypsy -
3 - Without a Trace -
4 - Pirates of the Underground -
5 - The Apparition -
6 - Kyrie Eleison -
7 - Epitaph -
Overview:
The Spectre...
Title: See You in Hell
Artist: Grim Reaper
Genre: No Genre Specified
Released: 1983
Tracks:
1 - See You in Hell -
2 - Dead on Arrival -
3 - Liar -
4 - Wrath of the Ripper -
5 - Now or Never -
6 - Run for Your Life -
7 - The Show Must Go On -
8 - All Hell Let Loose -...
At War with Satan by Venom
For this week's '80s Metal Saturdays, let's dive into Venom's groundbreaking third album, "At War with Satan". Released in April 1984, this album is a monumental piece in the evolution of extreme metal. Venom, known for their raw and aggressive style, pushed the...
Welcome to another installment of 80s Metal Saturday! Today, we're cranking up the volume and diving deep into the iconic debut album by Mötley Crüe, "Too Fast for Love." Released on November 10, 1981, this album laid the groundwork for the band's explosive career and became a cornerstone of the...
Welcome to another edition of 80s Metal Saturdays! Today, we’re diving into the ferocious debut album that set the stage for one of the most influential bands in thrash metal: Slayer’s "Show No Mercy."
Released on December 3, 1983, "Show No Mercy" introduced the world to Slayer's raw and...
Welcome to another 80s Metal Saturday! Today, we're diving into one of the most iconic metal albums of all time: Iron Maiden's The Number of the Beast.
Released on March 22, 1982, The Number of the Beast was Iron Maiden's third studio album and marked a significant turning point for the band...
Let’s talk about an album that laid the groundwork for thrash metal and left an indelible mark on the genre—Slayer’s “Show No Mercy.” Released in December 1983, this debut album was raw, aggressive, and unapologetically fast. Tracks like “Evil Has No Boundaries” and “The Antichrist” showcased...
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