For a few more bucks you should check out BFD.
There are many "packs" available for BFD, but the ones that are gonna hit your mark are EVIL DRUMS and a pack that Steve Albini's Studio created...I think it's called "Specialty" or something un-interesting like that.
This is harder sounding stuff.
Beyond these I think almost all the drum libraries out there are really generic and uninspiring.

TIP: With whatever software/DAW you are using, overdrive the drums with some tube-emulation distortion plug-in. There are many out there. Just use a little bit and I really think you'll like the sound you get - push it more if it feels right.
I almost always overdrive rock drums. Gives 'em that Bonham sound.

DaneStewart wrote: Gives 'em that Bonham sound.

Helena or John?

Cucco wrote: Helena or John?

Zing! Topical.

Thanks for the tips.
One thing I am concerned about is the price. Also there does not seem to much in the way for metal and hard rock.
EZdrummer seems to be well fit for that at a fraction of the price. Currently, it is the one I am looking at.

EZdrummer may be good if you find some sounds you think are hard enough.....

Then be sure to overdrive them for that HELENA BONHAM sound!!!!!

(God she's hot! JUST MY TYPE! Curse you Burton!!!)

Well the DFH sample bank has a great sample collection. It's only one kit, but I can do allot with it.
Plus they have a massive upgrade in the works.