Exodus Albums Ranked! 

Tempo Of The Damned is my number 1 Exodus album because of just Three songs: Forward March, Black List and specially Shroud Of Urine. The Long Guitar Solos of these songs just blew me away. I think the guitar solos of these songs are the best guitar solos of the entire Exodus discography. After all those years since the album released, still I don't get tired listening these solos.- Alekhin, A 56 years old Metalhead from Bangladesh.

Glad to see Jon give Pleasures some love. That album's amazing, especially Chemi-kill, Til Death Do Us Part, Parasite and the title track. So many great riffs.

"Impact Is Imminent" is highly overlooked. "Only Death Decides" is honestly one of my favorite Exodus tunes EVER (right behind "Piranha"). Such nasty riffs. Funny you guys mention Pantera at the end cause they toured with Exodus during the "Impact" album cycle.

Pleasures might be the most underrated album in their entire discography.

I miss the Rob era, this guy was crazy and fit perfectly with Exodus.

Finally,I can't wait to hear your opinions on some of their albums.

As a close personal friend of the band...I love the live album with Paul...not just because I was there, but because that show was just electric and Paul is hella classic on it, super funny. Jack had just joined the band.

can't decide if Bonded by Blood or Tempo of the Damned is my favorite. Obviously Bonded by Blood is the classic to end all classics, but man for a more "modern" album tempo of the damned is fantastic

I only casually listened to Exodus for the longest time, mainly for the riffage and I reconciled the vocals. After seeing them at the Bay Strikes back tour in Dallas, I was completely blown away. Zetro's stage presence and vocal performance was phenomenal. I also didn't realize how amped Gary Holt was. I now am binging their whole discography and I appreciate Zetro's voice a lot more. He made songs off of Bonded By Blood even more badass live. Chuck Billy gave an amazing performance that night as well, but the hype in the crowd for Lombardo was overpowering. Thanks for the awesome content; I love the chemistry between you guys and the thoughtful input. This really is a gem of a channel.

God I love Exodus so much, I've been looking forward to this ranking for ages 🤣 They were such a huge part of me discovering thrash growing up. Started off with the big 4, then after watching a thrash documentary and realising that it's a much bigger genre I branched out. The moment I heard the opening of Bonded By Blood I was hooked, I still remember the first time I heard it like it was yesterday. However, I will admit I'm not the hottest on the Dukes albums, like a lot of people I'm not the biggest fan of his vocal style (I'm not really a fan of hardcore vocal delivery in general), so while I've heard songs from that era I've never sat down and given those albums the time they probably deserve, I'll probably use this as an excuse to do so! I'll give my ranking of the ones I do know and can talk about: 1) Bonded By Blood (fucking obviously, it's such an important album to me) 2) Fabulous Disaster (this album is amazing too, if it wasn't for the Low Rider cover it'd be neck and neck with Bonded, also a really important album in my life that I'll never tire of) 3) Tempo of the Damned (I always get surprised when I remember just how good this is. I remember when I saw them with Testament in 2020 before Covid cut everything short and being in the pit for Blacklist, followed by Deathamphetamine I think. I thought I was gonna fucking die, or at least get a major bone broken. And I was playing a gig the following day so had to step out to keep myself in somewhat good shape 🤣) 4) Blood In Blood Out (this actually has a lot of nostalgia for me, it was the released only a year or so after I first heard them and I had only heard Bonded and Fabulous by that point. Such a fucking heavy album) 5) Persona Non Grata (not as strong overall with a couple of noticeably weaker songs but still heavy as fuck. Slipping Into Madness in particular is one of my favourite modern Exodus songs) 6) Pleasures of the Flesh (a decent album but it's not one that I listen to and then think "wow I'm gonna put that on again") 7) Impact Is Imminent (the first 2 songs are fucking awesome, the rest of it for the most part is kinda forgettable. It's got all the ingredients, it should be great, but the quality is just missing a bit) 8) Force of Habit (I like Count Your Blessings and Fuel for the Fire a lot. The rest of it I can't remember a single thing about, other than it's just a bit shit 🤣) Sorry for the lengthy comment but I could go on forever about some of these albums haha

I love this band. They're easily a top 10 band for me and probably in my top 3 for favorite thrash metal bands of all time. I cannot wait to see this list from all of you. 11. Force of Habit (Not bad, just kinda there.) 10. Impact is Imminent (Same as FoH, but definitely some more standout tracks.) 9. Blood In, Blood Out (Good record, nothing really bad, but nothing really awesome.) 8. Pleasures of the Flesh (The first record with Zetro. Even though it is number 8, I still love this record and play it frequently. The production is not as good as Bonded or Fabulous, but I still believe the songs are great.) 7. Persona Non Grata (It took a long time to get this record, but they delivered on everything that I wanted from an Exodus record: brutal, heaviness, great riffs, killer soloing, and awesome rhythm section. It has become my favorite thrash record from 2021. Great.) 6. Exhibit B: The Human Condition (The last with Dukes, but what an amazing record. The opening "The Ballad of Leonard and Charles" is probably my favorite opening song from any Exodus record. Awesome record.) 5. Shovel Headed Kill Machine (First record with Dukes, and it is a brutal delivering. I love every moment from this record. Yes, Rob's vocals are not what they would become, but everything else on here is spot on.) 4. Fabulous Disaster (I can see why a lot of people would say this is their favorite. What a great record. Zetro sounds amazing. The production is an improvement from PotF. Great record. I can listen to this any day of the week. 3. Tempo of the Damned (Brutal and vicious record. This is my favorite record from Zetro. The performances from everyone are perfect. This set the standard for what Exodus were going to do up until now.) 2. Bonded By Blood (This, in my opinion, is the greatest thrash metal debut of all time. It is flawless from beginning to end. Baloff needed only this one record to be a thrash legend. I cannot say enough positive things about this record. In another note, I am probably one of the few that still really loves Let There Be Blood as well. But overall, perfect record.) 1. The Atrocity Exhibition...Exhibit A (Unbelievable record. This record hit at the right time in my life, so it carries a lot of meaning for me. And again, Dukes is my favorite Exodus vocalist and one of my all time favorite vocalists in metal. Yes, Bonded By Blood is the better record, but this is my personal favorite.) Keep rockin Thrallers!

Looking forward to this one. Love all eras of the band. Got a chance to meeting the guys at the show on Thursday - all of them were super cool and down to earth. Watching Holt shred up close at sound check was amazing.

Enjoyed the show guys. My top 3..... 1. Fabulous Disaster (saw the tour) 2. Bonded By Blood 3. Tempo Of The Damned

It seems like so many people only think of Exodus as "that band Kirk Hammett was in before he joined Metallica", but few bands have such an entertaining discography.

Exodus is one of my favorite thrash metal bands and I love every era regardless of singer. Here would be my ranking of their albums: 11. Force of Habit 10. Impact Is Imminent 9. Persona Non Grata 8. The Atrocity Exhibition… Exhibit A 7. Blood In, Blood Out 6. Shovel Headed Kill Machine 5. Exhibit B: The Human Condition 4. Tempo of the Damned 3. Pleasures of the Flesh 2. Fabulous Disaster 1. Bonded by Blood

This is my new favorite channel ive found! Thanks for all the great content guys!

I love these discography rankings so much because you guys complement each other and have honest (and hilarious) takes, which is important to keep a fresh view on metal history and the f***ing gatekeepers at bay. I commend this ranking in particular for singing the praises for my man Tom Hunting. Legend, icon and just overall badass. That said, regarding their discography: I have seen Exodus live many, many times, and I love them to death. But as far as their records go, to me they only ever made two great ALBUMS: Bonded by Blood (Nick, I agree with you 100%, it's perfect and one of the great metal records of all time) and Tempo of the Damned. Those two records are superb in their variety and cohesion. At the same time, I do think their two best songs are on Fabulous Disaster: the title track and the Toxic Waltz, but that record as a whole is really incoherent. Beyond this, Exodus has made a lot of fun tunes with great riffs and headbanging moments, so they could play almost anything in the catalog live and it would be great. I don't love any of the Dukes era albums, but when they play tunes from that era live, say Deathamphetamine, I am right into it.

Great ranking / I like how prepared and focused you guys are- no unnecessary gabbing off topic and focused on the music- cheers I like force of habit a little bit more than you guys did - it’s not in my top 5 or anything but....that’s my story and I’m sticking to it

Damn, so upset I couldn't take an early lunch today for the live stream, I've been waiting for this one for a while! I'll have to watch later today when I get off work, Cheers guys, can't wait to see where you guys rated all these badass albums! ESSENTIAL!!!

Finally another! I really enjoy the ranking videos as well as the album vs album // band vs. band.

I went to my first Exodus concert in 2004 (Tempo of the Damned tour - with the Skinlab Guy) and there was like 4 openning acts (including Korzus (GREAT brazilian thrash metal Band!). Gary and Tom were drinking beer at the bar among the fans watching the bands before get on stage. Great guys!

Great video guys, here's my ranking 1.Bonded By Blood (of course) 2.Pleasures of the Flesh 3.Blood In Blood Out 4.Fabulous Disaster 5.Tempo of the Damned 6.Exhibit B 7.Impact is Imminent 8.Persona Non Grata 9.Exhibit A 10.Shovel Headed Kill Machine 11.Force of Habit Tbh outside of Force of Habit, their albums are either solid or great!

Thanx Miller for mentioning Brain Dead. My favorite track off the Pleasures album, with Deranged a close 2nd. My favorite Exodus song is one that rarely gets recognized. The most evil song they wrote that gets no love. That being "No Love." The acoustic intro provokes images of fairies and unicorns frolicking in an enchanted forest only to be demolished in a heartbeat by a juggernaut of pure hatred, death and destruction. Leaving behind a scorced, smoldering landscape home to only undead zombies wandering aimlessly through the thick fog of stench belched from the depths of Hades

Ayy glad to see you still doing these, love Exodus! Congrats for 10k subs btw very well deserved imo My list; 1.Bonded by Blood 2.Tempo of the Damned 3.Persona Non Grata 4.Fabulous Disaster 5.Blood in Blood Out 6.Shovel Headed Kill Machine 7.Impact is Imminent 8.Pleasures of the Flesh 9.Exhibit B: The Human Condition 10.Atrocity Exhibition, Exhibit A ... (Force of Habbit sucks so much that it doesnt deserve to be called Exodus) Keep up the great work \m/

\m/ Top 5 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time \m/ 1. Illud Divinum Insanus 2. Force of Habit 3. The Black Album 4. St. Anger 5. Any HellYeah album

Really enjoyed this video! Hoping for a Deicide ranking soon! 🤘🏼🔥🤘🏼

Amazing convo🔥🤘🏾

You guys should had included Another Lesson in Violence in the rankings. I get that it's a live album but it's Bonded by Blood on steroids, plus the tracks Paul wrote for Pleasures of the Flesh. For me that is the #1 Exodus album, it sounds so freaking heavy. One of the best sounding metal albums period even being a live recording. Also, that wasn't a one off show they did a whole tour that year and even played at Dynamo.

Great video, keep em coming!

Exodus has been one of my favorite bands for almost 20 years!

You guys broke it all down great for some youngsters lol you guys know me as a DIEHARD Exodus fanatic! been with them since the 82' Demo and are my all time favorite band over anyone else! Great break downs fella's you brought back some great memories with the albums mentioned. Pleasures and Impact are two of my favorites along side the one and only album which IMO was the quintessential Bible of thrash in Bonded By Blood ( over Kill Em' All for me ) i wished they got more recognition they rightfully deserve ( Big 5 ) and are still going strong waving that thrash metal flag for over 30 years. Great work fella's keep it coming!

Great review guys. Even though my rankings are different still loved the rankings.

Nice, we need more of these ranks

Nice shirt Jon Enforced is my favorite band to come along in a couple decades.

Saw Rob vocals at Brutal Assault Fest in Czech Republic 2011, and Zetro vocals at Psycho Las Vegas 2021. I preferred Rob Exodus. Slayer did an Exodus cover tune 2013 in Seattle, my favorite tune- Strike of the Beast. 🤘🎸😈

Great ranking guys. Exodus is one of the OG's of Thrash one of my Top 10 favorite Thrash bands of all time...I would say Fabulous Disaster is my # 1 that is the album that introduced me to Exodus and an album I go to a lot.🤘🤘

Finally the long awaited the kings of thrash ranking!I,m a diehard slayer fan but have to acknowledged exodus still the kings of thrash .my fave album from them gonna be bonded by blood but honestly their old and millenium stuff all is pretty great including their new stuff .Probably the best thrash album for 2021 !Better then new testament .Will wait for others ranking thrash from ur guys .Thrash till death!

Hell yeah. Can’t wait for this one!

Great job,waiting for the next episode

Has anybody ever mentioned just how badass Nick's jacket is??? I want one lmao

Can't wait for September 24th! Testement, Exodus, Death Angel! See you there!

It's a shame that Paul Baloff never had a chance to sing on another record... 1. Bonded by Blood 2. Pleasures of the Flesh 3. Fabulous Disaster 4. Impact Is Imminent 5. Tempo of the Damned 6. Blood In, Blood Out 7. Persona Non Grata 8. Force of Habit 9. Shovel Headed Kill Machine 10. The Atrocity Exhibition... Exhibit A 11. Exhibit B: The Human Condition

Another great rankings video. I was bummed that RIN didn't join you for this one.

1-Bonded by Blood 2-Tempo 3-everthing else for me but you guys just made me want to go on a deep dive. I saw them on the Tempo tour at Rams Head in Bmore. Their drummer kicked our ass the entire night. They were a machine live. Whoa maybe I love Tempo more than most. You're guys rankings are surprising on this. I can't see this in any order other than top 4. And that's stretching it to me. maybe I'm bias because I saw them live for the first time on this tour.

Always love you're album rankings guys.

I heard the story in regards to Dukes leaving is more so Chuck Billy convincing Zetro to reconnect with Exodus and they chose to fire Dukes in favor of a reunion with Zetro. Dukes blamed Chuck Billy for his firing, Chuck at first denied his involvement but at a Testament show with a guest appearence from Zetro Chuck told the crowd "I got Zet to do a demo and look now he's back in Exodus"

Not a huge fan of exodus, but really enjoyed this discussion! Love these Ranking videos, would like to see you guys tackle Porcupine Tree, Enslaved and Nile! Keep it up guys!

Again great ranking on my all time favorite band! My only friendly snipe was that the whole time Miller was asleep at the wheel lol. When it came to him he was like" Ya...It's Exodus...the production i hated .....what he said.....ya....it's Exodus.....the production on this was was cool....ya...what Jon said.....it's Exodus..."" lol C'MON MILLER?!! you killed me bro!!

Yesssssssssssssssss, I saw them live in Sayreville New Jersey, with death angel and testament. An amazing show

EXODUS one of my favorite Thrash bands of all time!! Thrash til death!!!🤘🔥🤘

Bonded By Blood is great. Fabuolous Disaster is great too. Now Force Of Habit is good even though on the bottom of the list it is good to me. A Good Day To Die is about a friend of Steve's. I love Pump it Up. Bitch is great. I always have been an Exodus fan. Impact Is Imminent is great. I cannot say anything bad about Exodus. I have t-shirts of them one is Lunatic Parade. Love the shirts too.

Guys, love the ranking. Also, please don't stall on the Dying Fetus ranking because of the anticipated new album. Just saw them in Denver. Pleaser rank them.

This was seriously awesome! Exodus is just good ol fashioned straight thrash! No messing about with these guys! My favorite album from them is Fabulous Disaster and my second favorite is Tempo Of The Damned. Least favorite is Force Of Habit. But regardless this band rips! I hope you guys one day do a ranking on Cro Mags or something crossover.

So glad there's some love for Persona. Heard a lot of people say it wasn't their bag but I fuckin love it!

I love your guys Channel

That Pantera announcement made me cream my pants, thralls. I can’t wait. UNSCARRED BY TRIALS!!

Good timing! Just saw Exodus with Testament last night. They don't play enough old shit, as your ranking shows, the old stuff is where it is at

I've seen Gary Holt twice performing with Slayer!

Nice show guys! Real shame that one of the first bands on the Bay Area scene was late out of the gate when it came to releasing their first album. 'Fabulous Disaster' has always been my favorite album but I'm not familiar with much of their newer stuff.

Exodus got into the big 4 via Gary. And that's awesome.

Exodus Tempo of the Damned is my favorite its Ssoooooo fckin HEAVY specially with the H-TEAM Holt, Hunolt, Hunting thats HEAVY right there

Tbh Exhibit A is my number 1, highly underrated in my opinion, love it

my dreams, they've come true!

let me just add...the production on exhiit B is probly my fav prod out of any modern thrash album...I just think its near perfect for a modern sound. I placed blood in blood out as no2 purely based on the sick riffs and songs, the prod is not bad and it has a cool dark heavyness to it but there is something with the drums I think they could have been a bit thicker or something :p great ranking guys! love it

Two of my proudest albums not to own. Exodus Force of Habit and Metallica St. Anger

Nice, another masterclass from the best album rankers on yt. I like exodus, and I find the dukes era particularly underrated, but i only find myself coming back to my top 5 frequently 1. Tempo of the Damned (zetro sounds absolutely vicious on here, impaler for example) 2. Shovel headed kill machine(kudos to gary holt for coming up with so much amazing riffs in only 2 years) 3. Fabulous disaster 4. Exhibit B 5. Bonded by blood (great album but i just like the others more. The genericness of and then there were none and the failed experimentation of no love weigh it down for me) 6. Persona nom Grata 7. Exhibit A 8. Blood in blood out 9. Force of habit (i like quite a few songs on here, enough to put it above the uninspired messes that are potf and impact is imminent 10. Pleasures of the flesh 11. Impact is imminent (such awful production)

Also saw them live with Death Angel and Testament! All three bands still crush live 🤘 Holt Awaits

Looking foward to see how the Exodus albums end up getting ranked. I have been a fan since I got into Thrash in 87/88. Top 4 are easy. Bonded 1, Fabulous 2, Tempo 3, Pleasures 4. After that it gets difficult. There is alot to like on the recent albums and the Duke albums but I find the songs to be to long. The only albums I don't listen to are the 2 early 90s albums. Anyways I missed the recent tour with Testament and Death Angel (2 bands putting out albums as good or better than there 80s albums) because they sold out 2 nights in row in Joliet. \m/ \m/

I was really interesting to hear your takes on Force of Habit. Zetro even tries some melodic singing! The Black Album changed the landscape of metal and rock music. All of the subsequent output by thrash bands had them trying to pump out a radio hit or MTV music video. There were some gems that came out during those few years but a lot of inferior music. I agree that Countdown and The Ritual were a few exceptions. Nuclear Assault's Something Wicked was pretty decent. I find that time period of music very interesting to look back on.🤘

1. Bonded by Blood 2. Pleasures of the Flesh 3. Fabulous Disaster 4. Tempo of the Damned 5. Force of Habit 6. Impact is Imminent ....the end.

The thrash knowledge is God tier on this channel. Would love to hear a Sacred Reich discography. That was my hardcore band growing up that I was like, "Dude...check these fuckers out."

Saw Exodus last night so this was a fun watch today

1 Bonded by Blood 2 Tempo of the Damned 3 Pleasures of the Flesh 4 Fabulous Disaster 5 Impact Is Imminent

Awesome video! You guys should one of these for Manilla Road sometime in the future. They are cult US power metal semi-legends with 18 studio albums and a career spanning 40+ years who have been a big influence on current NWOTHM bands like Eternal Champion, Visigoth, Legendry and many others. I would be interested to hear what you guys think of Mark "The Shark" Shelton's singing voice, since that always seems to be a dealbreaker for a lot of folks (I personally love his voice--no one else sounds quite like him) and Randy Fox's drumming on their 1985 and 1987 albums (killer drummer). They are my favourite 80's band not named Metallica or Slayer and remain relatively unknown outside of niche USPM circles, although Darkthrone's Fenriz and Sarah Kitteringham of Smoulder and BANGERTV fame are big fans.

1.Bonded by Blood 2.Tempo of the Damned 3.Fabulous Disaster 4.Persona Non Grata 5.Blood In, Blood Out 6.Exhibit B: The Human Condition 7.The Atrocity Exhibition... Exhibit A 8.Impact Is Imminent 9.Shovel Headed Kill Machine 10.Pleasures of the Flesh 11.Force of Habit

Impact is Imminent has been remastered btw. It's awesome

I think an Anvil discography ranking would be interesting

Hey team, love shovel headed kill machine & duke's vocals are great. Now thy death day come is their best song IMO, I'm sure you remember the video for that tune.....? Awesome!

Pleasures of the Flesh is my personal favorite haha. I love it and I love the songwriting on it

You make a good point about the two-year delay for Bonded By Blood really damaging its impact. Indeed, if it came out a year or so earlier...

1. Bonded by Blood 2. Tempo of the Damned 3. Fabulous Disaster 4. Pleasures of the Flesh 5. Impact Is Imminent 6. The Atrocity Exhibition… Exhibit A 7. Shovel Headed Kill Machine 8. Blood In, Blood Out 9. Exhibit B: The Human Condition 10. Force of Habit ?. Persona Non Grata (Have not listened to it enough)

BTW: I would love to see 1. An Asphyx Ranking, 2. A Pestilence Ranking & 3. A Metal Church Ranking. sometime in 2023-2024.

Miller and I had the same top #3 I believe! Tempo Blood Disaster I love the Zetro albums the most, and just am not a fan of big boy Baloff (R.I.P. to the personification of Thrash), and while Dukes was good, he just seemed generic in my opinion. Real excited to see these fuckers in November, taking my brother, gonna be his first concert... I don't think he knows how crazy this shit is gonna be, seeing Gary Holt in person will be a trip. Very excited to see what they've come up with, and are continuing to come up with for this new album (hope the cover art is different colors though, I cannot handle another red, gold, and blue one). I digress with this... Testament, Exodus, Megadeth, Forbidden, Anthrax and Sodom are ALL supposedly having albums out in 2025-2026. Jesus christ Thrash might just have a revival again if all goes well

Hey chief we're gonna need a constricted discography ranking

Great vid! do you guys think you'll eventually rank Megadeth's discography? Especially with the new album coming out!

Saw Exodus with Napalm Death on Shovel Headed Tour Machine tour, met Paul Bostaph and Paul Gibson and they're very nice dudes. Also later on the Rust In Peace anniversary tour with Megadeth and Testament - met Gary and he was also a very VERY cool dude. They all seem like a bunch of sweethearts who write the most violent thrash! I feel like I'm the only person who doesn't love Bonded By Blood - the production is thin and I don't like how the vocals are produced. But those tracks performed later with Paul Baloff on the live album really show their full potential as bangers for the ages. I wish they didn't fall into the trap of excessive song length and repetition in later era albums.

I'd be interested in you guys doing a Fear Factory Ranking.

Want a GREAT album? EXODUS : Tempo of the damned! Give it a listen! You'll be blown away just from the first 3 songs!

1989 Fabulous Disaster definitely my top 5 favourite Exodus albums, plus released on my birth year :D

If you ever get the chance, and haven't, check out the one-off side project that Zetro did with Gene Hoglan, Brian Stroud, and the guitarist from forbidden called Tenet. They put out one of the finest modern thrash album. I like zetro's vocals on this more than I did when he rejoined for Blood In, Blood Out.

All Exodus albums are great IMO. For me they are the most consistent band with all their albums. 1. Pleasures of the Flesh 2. Tempo of The Damned 3. Fabulous Disaster 4. Impact is Imminent 5. Force of Habit 6. Bonded By Blood 7. Blood In, Blood Out 8. The Atrocity Exhibition Exhibit A 9. Exhibit B: The Human Condition 10. Shovel Headed Kill Machine 11. Persona Non Grata(Just need to listen to it more).

Cool ranking/discussion. I agree about how Impact Is Imminent is the most underrated. C'mon Force Of Habit isnt that bad. I own and like Exhibit B but that album is pushing the full 80 minute cd limit it seems hahah.

😂😂😂i love force of habit🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 But i love them all but here is mine : 1.fabulous disaster(my first album by them i got on the day it came out took a chance i love it🤘🏻) 2.bonded by blood. 3.exibit b. 4.exibit a. 5.blood in blood out. 6.persona non grata. 7.pleasures of the flesh. 8.shovel headed killing machine. 9.tempo of the damned. 10.force of habit. 11.impact is imminent.

Gotta say tho, you guys seems way to hard on “Pleasures of the Flesh” album it has so many memorable songs. I think Fabulous Disaster & Impact is Imminent are filled with mostly forgettable songs which is why they rank so low on my list but the few songs I do like on those albums I really like, but 2 or 3 songs don’t make an album. Either way, great video as always and here’s my list. 1 - Bonded by Blood 2 - Pleasures of the Flesh 3 - Persona Non Grata 4 - Shovel Headed Kill Machine 5 - Blood in Blood Out 6 - Tempo of the Damned 7 - Exhibit B - The Human Condition 8 - The Atrocity Exhibition - Exhibit A 9 - Fabulous Disaster 10 - Impact is Imminent 11 - Force of Habit

flotsam and jetsam ranking would be cool

Alright, favourite thrash band has been covered, surely Dying Fetus next to get my current death metal favourite!

I can hear Xentrix in the background :)

I did mine before watching this. I haven't listened to the new one enough to include it. It is on my list. 10. Habit - The single greatest disappointment I had ever bought when it came out. Probably still the biggest disappointment. 9. Tempo - I hear everyone's praise for it, but I don't connect with it. 8. Exhibit A - What you guys said... 9. Exhibit B- Much better than A. Very good album. Everything above this one is just better to me. More awesomer. 6. Impact - I like it more than most people. Never understood the bad reviews. 5. Pleasures - When it was only this album and Bonded, I actually preferred it. Falls to 5 by not aging very well. 4. Bonded - Some of their best stuff, such a classic. 3. Blood In - Such a fun listen. Sounds awesome. I want to go back in time and hand it to them in '91. 2. Shovel - So aggressive. I am all about that. 1. Disaster - One of the genre's finest.

1. Fabulous Disaster 2. Bonded By Blood 3. Tempo Of The Damned 4. Impact Is Imminent 5. Persona Non Grata 6. Exhibit A 7. Exhibit B 8. Pleasures Of The Flesh 9. Blood In Blood out 10. Shovel Headed Kill Machine 11. Force Of Habit

That album cover though, Bonded by Blood. Maybe that's part of why it didn't take off like Kill em All.