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Nasty Savage
Nasty Savage formed in Los Angeles in 1983 with Danny Boy on vocals, Brit Martinez and Ben Meyer on guitars, David Austin on bass, and Chris Borderline on...
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Dementia 13
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End Of Time
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Family Circus
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Fear Beyond The Vision
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Gladiator
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Human Factor
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Hypnotic Trance
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Incursion Dementia
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Inferno
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Instigator
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Merciless Truths
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Metal Knights
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No Sympathy
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Return Of The Savage
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Ritual Submission
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Stabbed In The Back
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Nasty Savage formed in Los Angeles in 1983 with Danny Boy on vocals, Brit Martinez and Ben Meyer on guitars, David Austin on bass, and Chris Borderline on drums. They spent their early years touring heavily, sometimes opening for bands like Megadeth and Slayer. Their 1985 self-titled debut arrived after some difficulty finding a label, partly because their lyrics were considered too aggressive.
They kept putting out records through the late '80s and '90s, including 'Penetration Point' and 'Anarchy'. Songs like 'End Of Time' and 'No Sympathy' became staples for fans who liked their particular brand of unpolished, high-energy metal.
The band's lineup shifted over time, with other members like guitarist Rich Day and vocalist Ronnie Rage coming through. They released albums periodically into the 2000s, like 2002's 'Z10-II'. Their sound never really softened, and that consistency earned them a durable, if niche, following in metal circles.
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