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Because metal has become so varied in its rich history since Black Sabbath first thrilled listeners, it’s hard to please all of the headbangers all of the time. So when Rolling Stone began picking the 100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums, we set some ground rules.

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After all, this heavy metal offshoot has branched out in countless different directions since it stormed onto the scene circa 1983, and many of the subsequent metallic sub-genres it helped spawn along the way - death metal, black metal, metalcore, you name it - are now often intertwined and confused with the original style. So as we sorted through the potential candidates, a certain sonic purity wound up rising to the top, which meant a lot of '80s stalwarts made the cut, but also some modern day purveyors of thrash's fundamental traits