Today I’m indulging in one of my favourite extreme metal classics: Kreator’s Pleasure To Kill. This 1986 album is obsessed with the various ways one might meet an end (whether it’s death by the blade, an axe in the back or a ripping corpse attack). It’s a masterpiece of thrash but such a raw, violent and bloodthirsty one that it also satisfies a craving for death and black metal. And it’s strewn with absolute classics: unforgettable bangers like the title track, Riot Of Violence and Under The Guillotine. Pleasure To Kill is the kind of bullet-belted lunacy that makes you feel glad to be alive.
HEAVY METAL OVERLOAD 
That is a horrible band picture. It looks like they went to Olan Mills to get that done.
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I think it might have been better if they had went there.
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A friend of mine once called this album, “Music to kill your grandmother to.” I’ve never had the inclination to do that, I just appreciate the pure unadulterated thrash.
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Hmmm… I was listening to Sodom when I killed my Gran.
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ROFLMAO!
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I’m passing through Frankfurt airport. I reread your K, PTK post and gave the title track a try. Yeah, it can bring out the heavy metal maniac in me. Great drum rolls and fast aggression. I bet Fenriz, who I think, sported the album art on his jacket at one point, likes the drums. But, the whole band sounds united in fury.
Gotta go. Thanx for the moment.
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Yes I’m sure Fenriz would be a fan of the drums here. Good spot. Glad you enjoyed and happy travels!
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I like the track you posted, much better than other stuff of theirs I’d heard which was all too treble-y in the production.
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Embrace treble in the name of Satan!
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In my head then I read ‘Satan’ in a high falsetto.
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