This little ep is still the best thing they ever did. Nasty Savage was anything but your average thrash band, more like a power-thrash act with darker and more campy image than most of the similar bands at the time, but of course they have never taken themselves too seriously to begin with. Someone somewhere has called this type of music "surreal thrash metal", and the label has stuck with me for some reason. It kinda does fit them very well.

I originally gave this one 9, but then changed it to 10, since I gave Penetration Point the same and this one's supposed to be the best. Consistency and stuff.