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For me, the best STP album, what a great band!

16 satanic years bro 🗣🔥🔥🔥

This is Troy Stetina's Speed and Thrash Metal Guitar Method, released in 1990. My guitar teacher gave it to me to practice with.

Honestly, having listened to more black metal this year, I really like it and think it's one of the most innovative things in the genre in a while. I understand that many people don't like it or find it off-putting, but I can't stand those who gatekip.

These are three classic albums of Argentinian metal and Spanish-language metal in general.

1: V8 - Luchando por el metal [heavy/speed/trash metal] (1983)

2: Hermética - Ácido argentino [heavy/trash metal] (1991)

3: Horcas - Reinará la tempestad [trash metal] (1990)

I hope you enjoy them :)

Estos son algunos de los que me gustan, por lo general tengo un gusto muy fuerte por los juegos retro de los 80/90s

No se si es muy variado pero bueno, es lo que me gusta supongo

It's also my first black metal t-shirt in general.

While grunge bands have songs more suited to a 100% acoustic format, it's incredible how well their more "electric" songs work in an acoustic format. It's no wonder their unplugged performances are so good. If you listen, songs like "Would," "Come As You Are," or "Plush" sound incredible and have almost no modifications in their respective unplugged versions. Plus, it gives them a different feel that suits them perfectly!

Being a (young) metalhead today must be very different than before. Bands that seem like classics to us now were new acts back then, styles that maybe didn't even have a name yet, or albums that didn't have the reception they have today. Plus, there was how this music was handled in the media—you know, physical records, this tape trading thing, and so on.