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Entombed - Clandestine (1991)
 

Slayer - Hell Awaits (1985)
 

Red Fang - Prehistoric Dog 

Though a lot of people criticize it, I like the Tony Martin era 

Black Sabbath - Cross Purposes

rites of spring (1985) - rites of spring
all through a life (1987) - rites of spring 
lights camera revolution (1990) - suicidal tendencies 
 

Manowar - Gods Of War Live

Jeff Loomis - Miles of Machines

Church of Misery - Master of Brutality, Japan 2001, the Kings of stoner
 
Sasquatch - Sasquatch II, LA 2006, fuzz heaven. Been far too long since I've spun this one. So fucking good.
 
Dopethrone - Dark Foil, Montreal 2011. This band's pretty sludgy but they're still about as "stoner" as you could possibly want. All their albums are great.
 
The Atomic Bitchwax - ll, New Jersey 2000. Relatively unknown band but I love these guys.
 
Unida- Coping With the Urban Coyote, SoCal 1999. Garcia was the singer from Kyuss obviously, dude seems to attract a lot of hate for some reason but I love this album.
 
Lowrider - Ode to Io, Sweden 2000 stoner classic
 

SCALD, you must to listen to SCALD

Cro-Mags - The Age of Quarrel, NYHC 1986
 
Crumbsuckers - Life of Dreams, LINY 1986
 

Dethklok - The Doomstar Requiem - A Klok Opera

Dark Angel - Leave Scars (1989)
 

Metallica - Hardwired To Self Destruct

Over Kill - Under the Influence (1988)
 

Kreator - Terrible Certainty (1987)
 

Kreator - Cause for Conflict
Defiance - Beyond Recognition
Grip Inc. - Incorporated

Voivod - The Wake 

Very cool!  All the best to him in his endeavors! 

Well that's a hell of a hook to get him to keep up with his practice I suppose.
 
NP: Wraith - Fueled By Fear
▶︎ Fueled by Fear | Wraith (bandcamp.com)

Good. I needed some thrash today. Almost can't blame bands for choosing names that are sure to get the archive to spit about twenty bands at you. This is some fairly high grade thrash with little to no hardcore/crossover elements. It's got shorter songs and hyperactive riffs for sure, but it's all from the speed metal side of things. Maybe not on the level of Coroner or other luminaries but stands up well by itself anyways.
 

I was listening to it with my son so he could check out the harmonizing at the end, as he is a vocalist and bass and guitar player to see if he thinks he can learn and sing it, he will show it to his vocal instructor. His instructor was teaching him how to sing like King Diamond last lesson, I told him for $120 per hour he should set his expectations as high as possible 😅🤘

I was listening to it with my son so he could check out the harmonizing at the end, as he is a vocalist and bass and guitar player to see if he thinks he can learn and sing it, he will show it to his vocal instructor. His instructor was teaching him how to sing like King Diamond last lesson, I told him for $120 per hour he should set his expectations as high as possible 😅🤘

I was listening to it with my son so he could check out the harmonizing at the end, as he is a vocalist and bass and guitar player to see if he thinks he can learn and sing it, he will show it to his vocal instructor. His instructor was teaching him how to sing like King Diamond last lesson, I told him for $120 per hour he should set his expectations as high as possible 😅🤘

Just listened to this album a few days ago, and it's great!  Got a nice balance of heaviness and melody.  Faulkner plays his tail off, and Romero tears it up on the vocals.