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You’ve heard the phrase before, and you’ve probably even seen it on a few t-shirts about a few different artists: “I only like their first four albums.” So we asked our readers one simple question over the weekend \u2013 of all the ’80s thrash bands, who had the best first four albums? Your answers are below, ranked.<\/p>\n
It’s no surprise that all four of The Big Four (Metallica<\/a><\/strong>, Megadeth<\/a><\/strong>, Slayer<\/a><\/strong>, and Anthrax<\/a><\/strong>) made the list, though other cool inclusions are a certain Canadian sci-fi thrash band and one of The Big Four of Teutonic Thrash. Check it out below!<\/p>\n Coming in at No. 10 is Exodus<\/a><\/strong> and their first four records Bonded By Blood<\/em>, Pleasures Of The Flesh<\/em>, Fabulous Disaster<\/em>, and Impact Is Imminent<\/em>. There’s a reason Exodus<\/a><\/strong> is always in consideration for a hypothetical Big Five, and these first four records are certainly four examples why.<\/p>\n \n#10 Exodus (35 votes)<\/h2>\n