Search - Sacrifice :: Forward to Termination

An absolute classic!!!

S. SMITH | COLONY 9, PLUTO | 03/10/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I can't believe there aren't any reviews for this yet, but I must say that this is one of the top thrash albums of the 80s, and almost certainly the best of 1987. Only Death's "Scream Bloody Gore" could give this one a run for its money during that year. I love everything about this disc. The playing is tight, the vox are cool & the lyrics actually make you think. Even the mix on the album is quite good. The cd is impossible to find these days, but I just heard some great news:



Brazil's Marquee Records has signed a deal with the legendary Canadian thrashers SACRIFICE for the re-release of their first three albums (1986's "Torment In Fire", 1987's "Forward to Termination" and 1990's "Soldiers of Misfortune") plus a live album with a complete show from 1989. All CDs will be double-CDs, special editions full of bonus tracks. The live one will probably be released as a CD/DVD set.



The distribution in the U.S. and Japan will be handled by Khaosmaster Records and Disk Heaven, respectively.



METAL LIVES!!!

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Best Sacrifice Record !!

TheNihil | San Francisco, Ca. | 07/06/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Second and best record from Canada's Sacrifice. This was one of the best thrash records to come

out in 1987. Rob urbinati has got to have the best vocals in thrash. The first record was good,

but this one lyrically changed and musically it's still heavy and fast as the first.

My favorite thrash band and record of 1987 ! Production is clear and heavy as ever

I highly recommend this record. Released on the Fringe Import pressing and Metal Blade U.S. pressing

A Rare find these days."

One of the sickest thrash bands ever.

sonia nieves | thornton, colorado United States | 06/11/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album is pure brilliance to me. Not only is it part of the soundtrack of my life but this band(and album)next to Death, Kreator, Sodom, and Death Angel are the main bands of the 80's thrash era. It's hard to find an album of that kind that can compare.Damn Sacrifice, where did you go?"