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Testament - The Complete Albums 1987-1994 (2019)

Testament - The Complete Albums 1987-1994 (2019)

BAND/ARTIST: Testament

  • Title: The Complete Albums 1987-1994
  • Year Of Release: 2019
  • Label: Warner Music Group - X5 Music Group
  • Genre: Heavy Metal, Trash Metal
  • Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
  • Total Time: 04:55:17
  • Total Size: 701 mb | 2.1 gb
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Tracklist:

01. Over the Wall
02. The Haunting
03. Burnt Offerings
04. Raging Waters
05. Curse of the Legions of Death
06. First Strike Is Deadly
07. Do or Die
08. Alone In the Dark
09. Apocalyptic City
10. Signs of Chaos
11. Electric Crown
12. So Many Lies
13. Let Go of My World
14. The Ritual
15. Deadline
16. As the Season Grey
17. Agony
18. The Sermon
19. Return to Serenity
20. Troubled Dreams
21. Practice What You Preach
22. Perilous Nation
23. Envy Life
24. Time Is Coming
25. Blessed In Comtempt
26. Greenhouse Effect
27. Sins of Omission
28. The Ballad
29. Nightmare (Coming Back to You)
30. Confusion Fusion
31. Beginning of the End
32. Face In the Sky
33. Falling Fast
34. Souls of Black
35. Absence of Light
36. Love to Hate
37. Malpractice
38. One Man's Fate
39. The Legacy
40. Seven Days of May
41. Eerie Inhabitants
42. The New Order
43. Trial By Fire
44. Into the Pit
45. Hypnosis
46. Disciples of the Watch
47. The Preacher
48. Nobody's Fault
49. A Day of Reckoning
50. Musical Death (A Dirge)
51. Low
52. Legions (In Hiding)
53. Hail Mary
54. Trail of Tears
55. Shades of War
56. P.C.
57. Dog Faced Gods
58. All I Could Bleed
59. Urotsukidoji (Instrumental)
60. Chasing Fear
61. Ride
62. Last Call (Instrumental Outra)
63. Over the Wall (Live)
64. So Many Lies (Live)
65. The Haunting (Live)
66. Disciples of the Watch (Live)
67. Reign of Terror (Live)
68. Return to Serenity (Live)

Testament were the biggest thrash metal band never to reach the platinum plateau. In fact, the San Francisco quintet seemed on the verge of challenging Metallica (their most obvious influence) in the melodic thrash sweepstakes, but their run toward the top was eventually derailed by inconsistency, bad business decisions, and the genre's dwindling appeal. Unable to change with the times like Metallica, Testament quickly faded from sight in the early '90s, but have remained active and very popular within the metal underground.

Influenced by the then-emerging Bay Area thrash metal scene, vocalist Steve Souza, guitarists Eric Peterson and Derrick Ramirez, bassist Greg Christian, and drummer Louie Clemente came together as Legacy in late 1983. But it wasn't until the arrival of lead guitarist Alex Skolnick and a name change to Testament two years later that the band's Metallica-inspired thrash metal began distinguishing it from less-refined peers such as Forbidden and Vio-Lence. By 1986, the group was attracting record company attention, but was handed a severe blow when Souza abruptly quit to join original Bay Area scene legends Exodus. Ironically, however, his departure would prove a godsend, as the band soon drafted a significantly more versatile (and downright intimidating) replacement in Chuck Billy. His greater melodic talents and inimitable, bowl-shaking growl would better complement the band's increasing diversity and mastery of melodic crunch.


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