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[QUOTE="DrinkHardThrashHard:322602"]I enjoyed Wargasm, I started listening with their demo when they were MANIAC and then that one album "Why Play Around?" kicked ass, the guitar riffs were cool and I liked the drum mix a lot, but there were just so many great bands during that '86-90 Golden Age era. It must have been in the water! Or maybe an asteroid passed by Earth and left some cosmic dust. Wargasm and Meliah Rage were definitely the most successful Boston thrash bands from that era, I loved Subjugator and Formicide too, but my favorite was the Atomicaust 5-song demo. I remember a lot of people would say this and that was the next Metallica or a particular album was better than Metallica (of course I am referring to 80s Metallica). They said that about Wargasm, Mortal Sin, Midas Touch, Holy Terror, Onslaught, and so forth. Unfortunately it didn't turn out that way. And as much as I love those bands I've never heard a 'Master of Puppets'-caliber record come out of them. Come to think of it, I doubt a lot of these bands would have existed or sounded as they did without Metallica. Now, to just pretend Metallica ceased to exist after 1988 :bow:[/QUOTE]
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