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Not only did Testament not suffer from the infamous sophomore slump on its second album, The New Order, but the band delivered its best offering ever. Order is every bit as brutally forceful as The Legacy, but the songs are even more memorable. Testament's outlook was still far from cheerful. Taking no prisoners either musically or lyrically, the headbangers embrace morbid gothic themes on such bombastic treasures as "Trial by Fire," "Disciples of the Watch," and "Into the Pit." And Testament's cover of Aerosmith's "Nobody's Fault" is one of the band's finest accomplishments. For those purchasing their first Testament album, Order is the ideal choice. ~ Alex Henderson
Live Recording
Recorded at Pyramid Sound Studios, Ithaca, New York.
Personnel: Chuck Billy (vocals); Alex Skolnick (guitar); Louie Clemente (drums).
Audio Mixer: Alex Perialas.
Recording information: Pyramid Sound Studios, Ithaca, NY.
Photographer: Andy Meyn.
Testament: Chuck Billy (vocals); Alex Skolnick, Eric Peterson (guitar); Greg Christian (bass); Louis Clemente (drums).
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"The New Order" is beautiful thrash metal. It lacks the lightning speed of its predessesor, but even the mid-tempo tracks are heavy enough to inspire headbanging. It's also cleaner, more thoughtful and more disciplined. Clemente's drumming, however, is sub-standard, lacking in double-bass work and variation. There are a couple of uninspiring duds on this one, too. But an overall good mix of melody, gruffness, crunch and speed make this a really smooth thrasher. Like the artwork on the cover, it's a dark and majestic album.
Submitted by nychro7 (D.C. USA)
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 TESTAMENT BEST
well this album as everydody knows is theyr best work ever so... how dosent has it yes, well go and buy it NOW.
IS AMASING
Submitted by holywars90 (San Jose CR)
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Testament's Finest!
After their awesome debut, Testament outdid themselves with this album! The riffs are awesome, Chuck Billy roars, yells, and sings his heart out, Alex Skolnik lays down some excellents solos, and the band tear through thrash classics like the title track, Into The Pit, and Disciples of the Watch with skill, speed, and deft songwriting. Also, an excellent cover of Aerosmit's Nobody's Fault is thrown in for good measure. A thrash classic, necessary for any fan of the genre.
Submitted by mcsavage (Pittsburgh, PA)
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This is the album where Testament finds their true sound. Clean, fast guitars, solid beats and a great voice. A metal classic and a definate must have.
Submitted by Russ (Newmarket, Canada)
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This is my first Testament album and it rules! Alex skolnick is one of thrash's best guitarists (My chum says he looks French!!) And Chuck Billy has got a good thrashy voice. The songs on hear are all great and some highlights are Eerie inhabitants, The new order and the children of the corn inspired disciples of the watch. The only flaw is Louie Clementes Boring drumming no double bass at all!! Aside from that this rules and testament deserved a lot better than they friggin got thrash fans should all own this corker.
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