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Apocalypse Inside

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I'm truly shocked that no one has offered a review of this fantastic, and tragically, final album from Sacrifice. "Apocalypse Inside" was/is an incredibly surprising follow up to "Soldiers of Misfortune" which is just one of many of my all time favorite metal albums. I'm throwin' down now. I guarantee that you only need to pop "Apocalypse Inside" into your stereo system, turn up the volume and hit 'play'. I declare that you'll soon be itchin' to jump into 'the pit' and slam until you are happy or on your way to the hospital. You will be unable to deny the awesome metal power of this album and as an added bonus, you actually get to hear the song lyrics and individual musicianship. This is just what any seasoned head banger should get from the band(s) and music they love to listen to. I'm simply saying that Sacrifice's "Apocalypse Inside" is as good as their competition like Slayer's "Reign in Blood", Sepultura's "Arise", Metal Church's "The Dark", Destruction's "Release from Agony", Kreator's "Coma of Souls", Overkill's "The Years of Decay", Venom's "Black Metal", Mercyful Fate's "Don't Break the Oath", you want me to go on?
I like my metal 1)loud; 2)fast; 3)crunchy; 4)sometimes raw, but usually at least medium well done; 5)sometimes black; 6)sometimes death; and 7)if I need to get body slammed, I can always give a listen to some Deicide or Napalm Death and let the music just knock me on my behind. Give "Apocalypse Inside" and Sacrifice a shot. I'll wager that you will consider your $ well spent. Enjoy and God Bless to all,
Angryj

Yes, I said it. I mean it as well. I like this album better than any album ever made by Kreator, Slayer, Megadeth, Testament, Metallica, Destruction, Sodom, Anthrax, Exodus, or any of the really great neo-thrash bands. I'm including Reign In Blood. I love Sacrifice and this is their best album. Made at a time when playing thrash was completely unpopular. When I think about it, that's the only explaination that could have made any sense of why the best thrash album ever made was also the most overlooked album ever. No longer in print to my knowledge. I could go on for an hour about why I love this album and not do it any justice.

sacrifice is a power metal classic. get it if you don't already have it