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Top 10 Czechoslovak metal bands (1987-1991)

Czechoslovakia existed from 1918 to 1992. In 1968 it became part of the Soviet Union and was freed from communist influence after the revolution of November 11, 1989. Metal music was strictly controlled by the communist regime. Anyone who played metal could easily get into trouble. Expulsion from school, career growth at work stopped and movement abroad was limited. Nevertheless, bands were formed that played in basements, garages, or cottages, where they were hidden from the communist regime. In later years, before the state revolution broke out, the communist regime was more liberal and allowed some bands to record their albums in the studio. The first Czechoslovak metal album to be recorded in West Germany was Made in Germany by the group Motorband in 1990. It was the first album thanks to which the Western world could listen to Czechoslovak metal. In 1992, the Czechoslovakian Republic disintegrated for political reasons and two new states were created. The Czech Republic (Czech Republic) and the Slovak Republic (Slovakia). This disintegration already led to the creation of other albums such as Czech or Slovak. This is a selection of the top 10 most famous bands and songs that were listened to here in this extinct country. That is, as long as we, Czechs and Slovaks, were still a united nation.