Daft Punky Thrash

A phrase from someone in a review from 1993. It was a negative review.

Reviewer: "It's just a bunch of daft punky thrash!"
Daft Punk: "Ohh I like the name"

by foxy_6471 January 31, 2022

trailer park thrash

White migrants who came from europe and never went back

Jeff Foxworthy makes fun of trailer park thrash

by Thomas October 22, 2003

tank thrash

abbreviation of "Tank Thrash The Gash" a punk rocker saying, usually when something good has happened. unknown what it stands for, who started it, if its in a song or not...

Person : yeah you want to come to this party, there will be hot women and lots of free beer

Person : Tank Thrash The Gash!!

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Person : (for not apparent reason) Tank Thrash! (while driving in their car listening to good punk and in the company of mates)

by unknownman November 5, 2005

Big Four Of Thrash

the four biggest and best thrash metal bands. metallica, megadeth, anthrax and exodus

metallica, megadeth, anthrax and exodus are the big four of thrash

by jkgvfhgk December 27, 2006

Big Four Of Thrash

Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Exodus (not Slayer). As much as we might want it, Slayer was never considered one of the original big four (probably should have been a "big five"). I have seen Slayer replacing Exodus on several pages now including this one and Wikipedia. Not so. Slayer was often categorized differently than the mainstream 80's Thrash bands (Death metal, etc, although I don't think this exactly fits either).

The Big Four of Thrash from the 1980's were Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, and Exodus

by smc123 November 19, 2007

big four of thrash

Metallica, Exodus, Megadeth and Anthrax. Slayer is not one of the original top four, despite what you may hear. Top citation is Dave Mustaine who pushes a "top 5" that includes Slayer, but does not replace Exodus.

Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax and Exodus are in the original Big Four of Thrash

by smc123 November 28, 2007

proto-thrash metal

What lead to thrash metal. Proto-Thrash is the majority of metal acts of the 70s and early 80s. It takes inspiration from Blues, Jazz, and Prog Rock

proto-thrash metal bands include Black Sabbath, Heart, Jethro Tull, and Kiss.

by Tyler Stinson June 27, 2019