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1. Though there maybe some dispute on the subject, most people agree this British band started the genre known as Heavy Metal, forming in 1969?
2. Here come the British again. This band forming in 1969, with their first full length album coming out in 1974 called "Rocka Rolla". They invented the Power Metal sound in 1977 with their third album titled "Sin after Sin",
3. Forming in 1979, originally considered Black Metal, now this band is considered the first Thrash band with their first release entitled "Welcome to Hell".
4. Though there is some controversy on the topic, this band from Sweden, named after an infamous countess who killed as many as 700 women, and headed by a man named Quorthon, are considered the first true Black Metal band.
5. This band, forming in 1975, combined punk with Heavy Metal to create Speed Metal. At one point called the fastest band in the world, their first album came out in 1977 under the same name as the band.
6. This band, hailing from England, took Hardcore Punk and sped it up with heavier guitar and super fast paced drumming. They formed in 1981 but their first release didn't come until 1987, entitled "Scum", forming what is now called Grindcore.
7. This American band beat Death by one year, making them the first Death Metal band ever with the album "Seven Churches" coming out in 1985.
8. With Bathory as a precursor, this band from Norway is considered the first true Viking Metal band. Forming in 1991, their first release entitled "Vikingligr Veldi" came out in 1994.
9. These two bands will have to fight it out for first Folk Metal band. Both formed in 1997, both released their first albums in 1999, and both are from Finland.
10. Taking a cue from Black Sabbath, this band formed the first Doom Metal band. Forming in 1984 their first release came in 1986 titled "Epicus Doomicus Metallicus".
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