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I'd like a video too...I'm willing to provide a script.

Here's my review of Riot Act 2007, which happened a week ago in Mumbai. It has come a little late, as it only was published today.

It's been a really long time since I last posted here. Just a few weeks (almost two months ago), I had been to as many as four rock concerts in my city, and if the scene is anything to go by, the fans here thrive on thrash and death metal. Lots of bands influenced by Slayer (one too many), a few...

Difficult choice- I'd say it won't be Preacher or the instrumentals.

Has anyone heard of the Indian band Brahma? They too play a lot like Testament and have recorded a few albums, and also toured Europe a few times.

In an event known as Great Indian Rock, there was a guest act from the US known as Lefty. Of course, Testament are a far bigger name than this band, but one can imagine the kind of response they would get in Mumbai or Delhi. The reason I mention these places is that the rock scene there is full...

Usually, the Ritual is a good album for a first-time listener, although if you're heavily into old-school thrash, New Order is a good choice. I would suggest these two. Practice What You Preach is one that got the band many fans, though you can save it for later. Avoid Legacy- it's a little too...

This is news........I have been out of touch with Testament (except in the recent past) and especially Anthrax, so I had no clue that both bands had gone back to their most famous lineups.

Well, there were three 'underground' albums I bought on tape, including this one-Sepultura- Against- Excess base, weak, muffled cymbals. Recorded on Roadrunner's Indian connection, Music IndiaJudas Priest- Demolition- One side keeps cracking up at regular intervals- it happened on first play...

Thanks. Lots of live pics and photo session snaps. Video screenshots are a lot harder to find.

On Channel [V], part of the STAR (remember them? the frontrunners of cable TV in India) group, there was this show called the House of Noise, hosted by Vishal Dadlani (heard of him?), the extra-dramatic vocalist from Pentagram. I saw the video of Return to Serenity (what else?) on that show...

If you own a copy of Demonic, have you noticed the heavy distortion on every track? Bass seems heavily blown out of proportion, the guitars are not clear, you hear the buzz and scratches. The same problem was there with Sepultura's Against.

These days, whenever I look for Testament pictures, I only find those taken a week or two months ago. I can't find snaps from the past easily. Can any of you post links to those pics from the 80's and early 90's, or even compressed pictures?

Is this forum rarely visited? Very often, I find I'm the only member on this page! Testament would be a big hit here in India, particularly in Mumbai, where the choice of music is very aggressive and loud. Fans like bands like System of a Down (ugh!), Sepultura, Rammstein, NIN, Metallica and...

I can do so as long as fans are interested. Hopefully we'll hear of the Legions of India rather than a single legionnaire. That's why I'd like to know of the Street team or E-team, and what I can do to get more fans.

I'm new here, so I'd like to know- is this really Chuck Billy posting here?

This is my first post here, and I am a Testament fan from India. The first I heard of Testament was on a show called the House of Noise (sadly now defunct), a half-hour rock segment on a local music channel. The video was, as expected, "Return to Serenity". Initially I mistook them for a...