Slayer - Decade of Aggression: Live (1991)

Band: Slayer
Album: Decade of Aggression: Live
Genre: Speed Metal/Thrash/Heavy Metal
Country: Huntington Beach, California, United States
Label: American Recording
Year: 1991

"Tracklist Disc 1"

01. "Hell Awaits"
02. "The Anti-Christ"
03. "War Ensemble"
04. "South of Heaven"
05. "Raining Blood"
06. "Altar of Sacrifice"
07. "Jesus Saves"
08. "Dead Skin Mask"
09. "Seasons in the Abyss"
10. "Mandatory Suicide"
11. "Angel of Death"

Live Disc 1 ♪♫


"Tracklist Disc 2"

01. "Hallowed Point"
02. "Blood Red"
03. "Die by the Sword"
04. "Black Magic"
05. "Captor of Sin"
06. "Born of Fire"
07. "Postmortem"
08. "Spirit in the Black"
09. "Expendable Youth"
10. "Chemical Warfare"

Live Disc 2 ♪♫

Slayer - Seasons in the Abyss (1990)

After staking out new territory with the underrated South of Heaven, Slayer brought back some of the pounding speed of Reign in Blood for their third major label album, Seasons in the Abyss. Essentially, Seasons fuses its two predecessors, periodically kicking up the mid tempo grooves of South of Heaven with manic bursts of aggression. "War Ensemble" and the title track each represented opposite sides of the coin, and they both earned Slayer their heaviest MTV airplay to date. In fact, Seasons in the Abyss is probably their most accessible album, displaying the full range of their abilities all in one place, with sharp, clean production. Since the band is refining rather than progressing or experimenting, Seasons doesn't have quite the freshness of its predecessors, but aside from that drawback, it's strong almost all the way from top to bottom (with perhaps one or two exceptions). Lyrically, the band rarely turns to demonic visions of the afterlife anymore, preferring instead to find tangible horror in real life, war, murder, human weakness. There even full fledged social criticism, which should convince any doubters that Slayer aren't trying to promote the subjects they sing about. Like Metallica Master of Puppets or Megadeth Peace Sells...but Who's Buying, Seasons in the Abyss paints Reagan era America as a cesspool of corruption and cruelty, and the music is as devilishly effective as ever.

Band: Slayer
Album: Seasons in the Abyss
Genre: Speed Metal/Thrash
Country: Huntington Beach, California, United States
Label: American Recording
Year: 1990

"Tracklist"

01. "War Ensemble"
02. "Blood Red"
03. "Spirit in Black"
04. "Expendable Youth"
05. "Dead Skin Mask"
06. "Hallowed Point"
07. "Skeletons of Society"
08. "Temptation"
09. "Born of the Fire"
10. "Seasons in the Abyss"

Seasons in the Abyss ♪♫

Slayer - South of Heaven (1988)

When it comes to death metal, no band is more convincing than Slayer. For other bands, focusing on death, Satanism, the supernatural, and the occult became a cliché; but Slayer controversial reflections on evil always came across as honest and heartfelt. The group sincerity is the thing that makes South of Heaven so disturbing and powerful. when the influential thrashers rip into such morbid fare as "Spill the Blood," "Mandatory Suicide," and "Ghosts of War," they are frighteningly convincing. With their fourth album, Slayer began to slow their tempos without sacrificing an iota of heaviness or incorporating any pop elements.

Band: Slayer
Album: South of Heaven
Genre: Heavy Metal/Speed Metal/Thrash
Country: Huntington Beach, California, United States
Label: Sony Music Distribution
Year: 1988

"Tracklist"

01. "South of Heaven"
02. "Silent Scream"
03. "Live Undead"
04. "Behind the Crooked Cross"
05. "Mandatory Suicide"
06. "Ghosts of War"
07. "Read Between the Lies"
08. "Cleanse the Soul"
09. "Dissident Aggressor"
10. "Spill the Blood"

South of Heaven ♪♫

Slayer - Reign in Blood (1986)

Widely considered the pinnacle of speed metal, Reign in Blood is Slayer undisputed masterpiece, a brief (under half an hour) but relentless onslaught that instantly obliterates anything in its path and clears out just as quickly. Producer Rick Rubin gives the band a clear, punchy sound for the first time in its career, and they largely discard the extended pieces of Hell Awaits in favor of lean assaults somewhat reminiscent of hardcore punk (though distinctly metallic and much more technically demanding). Reign in Blood opens and closes with slightly longer tracks (the classics "Angel of Death" and "Raining Blood") whose slower riffs offer most of the album few hints of melody. Sandwiched in between are eight short (all under three minutes), lightning, fast bursts of aggression that change tempo or feel without warning, producing a disjointed, barely controlled effect. The album is actually more precise than it sounds, and not without a sense of groove, but even in the brief slowdowns, the intensity never lets up. There may not be much variation, but it's a unified vision, and a horrific one at that. The riffs are built on atonal chromaticism that sounds as sickening as the graphic violence depicted in many of the lyrics, and Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman demented soloing often mimics the screams of the songs victims. It's monstrously, terrifyingly evocative, in a way that transcends Reign in Blood metal origins. The album almost single, handedly inspired the entire death metal genre (at least on the American side of the Atlantic), and unlike many of its imitators, it never crosses the line into self parodic overkill. Reign in Blood was a stone cold classic upon its release, and it hasn't lost an ounce of its power today.

Band: Slayer
Album: Reign in Blood
Genre: Heavy Metal/Speed Metal/Thrash
Country: Huntington Beach, California, United States
Label: Sony Music Distribution
Year: 1986

"Tracklist"

01. "Angel of Death"
02. "Piece by Piece"
03. "Necrophobic"
04. "Altar of Sacrifice"
05. "Jesus Saves"
06. "Criminally Insane"
07. "Reborn"
08. "Epidemic"
09. "Postmortem"
10. "Raining Blood"
11. "Aggressive Perfector [*]"
12. "Criminally Insane [Remix][*]"

Reign in Blood ♪♫

Slayer - Live Undead (1985)

Recorded and released as a follow up to the Haunting the Chapel EP, specifically during the tour for that effort (though apparently actually in a studio with a few hypercharged fans in audible attendance), Live Undead shows the band still coming together in ways. Hell Awaits was around the corner and Reign in Blood further off yet, so the set relies on their earliest material, sometimes striking but formative nonetheless. But if nothing else Tom Araya part snarling and part merry way around death, doom, and destruction was already nearly settled, only one or two Rob Halford level shrieks sneak through here and there ("The Antichrist" cartoonishly so) while the full quartet's Judas Priest-Iron Maiden in absolute overdrive approach was already paying off. Dave Lombardo's drumming handled the steadier stomp of songs like "Die by the Sword" solidly while going to town on "Captor of Sin" and particularly "Evil Has No Boundaries," the best performance of the seven songs. Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King — the latter featuring a slightly unfortunate hairdo on the back cover, strike just enough of a balance, however unexpectedly, between technical skill and flailing chaos. Hell Awaits eventually brought all the newer changes out in fuller force, even with subpar production, so Live Undead isn't really necessary except for the hardest of hardcore fans in the end, especially in comparison to Decade of Aggression. Still, it does have its "it could only be Slayer" moments, including Araya almost casual way of rudely introducing "Captor of Sin." [Some early CD versions include the original version of "Chemical Warfare" from Haunting the Chapel as a mighty fine bonus.]

Band: Slayer
Album: Live Undead [Bonus Tracks]
Genre: Heavy Metal/Speed Metal/Thrash
Country: Huntington Beach, California, United States
Label: Metal Blade
Year: 2006

"Tracklist"

01. "Black Magic"
02. "Die by the Sword"
03. "Captor of Sin"
04. "The Antichrist"
05. "Evil Has No Boundaries"
06. "Show No Mercy"
07. "Aggressive Perfector"
08. "Chemical Warfare"
09. "Captor of Sin"
10. "Haunting the Chapel"

Live Undead ♪♫

Slayer - Hell Awaits (1985)

Band: Slayer

Album: Hell Awaits

Genre: Speed Metal/Heavy Metal/Thrash

Country: Huntington Beach, California, United States

Label: Metal Blade

Year: 1985

"Tracklist"

01. "Hell Awaits"

02. "Kill Again"

03. "At Dawn They Sleep"

04. "Praise of Death"

05. "Necrophiliac"

06. "Crypts of Eternity"

07. "Hardening of the Arteries"

Hell Awaits ♪♫

Slayer - Show No Mercy (1983)

Band: Slayer
Album: Show No Mercy
Genre: Speed Metal/Heavy Metal/Thrash
Country: Huntington Beach, California, United States
Label: Metal Blade
Year: 1983

"Tracklist"

01. "Evil Has No Boundaries"
02. "The Antichrist"
03. "Die by the Sword"
04. "Fight Till Death"
05. "Metal Storm/Face the Slayer"
06. "Black Magic"
07. "Tormentor"
08. "The Final Command"
09. "Crionics"
10. "Show No Mercy"

Show No Mercy ♪♫

Slayer-World Painted Blood (2009)

Esperabamos fuertemente el regreso de Slayer tras ese devastador Christ Illusion y pues se nos concedio he aqui el nuevo "World Painted Blood"

Album:World Painted Blood
Genre:Thrash Metal
Country:USA
Year:2009
Tracklist

World Painted Blood
Unit 731
Snuff
Beauty Through Order
Hate Worldwide
Public Display of Dismemberment
Human Strain
Americon
Psychopaty Red
Playing With Dolls
Not of this God

Slayer - Soundtrack to the Apocalypse (2003)

En la víspera del nuevo álbum de Slayer, y por ser mi primer post en este mi nuevo blog =) (al cual agradezco enormemente a Raul y Jaime su gran esfuerzo en verdad muchas gracias!) he decidido publicar este box set extraordinario. Si alguna vez una banda de metal merece el derecho de llamarse en verdad Box-set, es Slayer. El amor u odio hacia ellos, sus logros en el subgénero de thrash metal es más o menos igual. Por más de 20 años, Slayer se ha mantenido obstinadamente, persistentemente y tercamente en su acercamiento a tocar el más pesado, más fuerte y más oscuro metal en Estados Unidos. Compararlos con el perfil más alto de Metallica y Megadeth, sería no tan equitativo: Slayer ha crecido musicalmente, sin ceder un centímetro a los demás, mientras que las bandas antes mencionadas se han convertido en grabaciones cada vez más de tramite que en realidad un buen álbum dentro de la inspiración, e irremediablemente arraigados en su imagen de la cultura popular. Metallica y Megadeth son dos grandes del Thrash eso ni negarlo, incluso muchos de los países nórdicos y bandas de Black Metal les deben su lealtad por la influencia y sustento; sin embargo Slayer se abrió la puerta en Estados Unidos por la música underground al ser escuchado fuera y dentro del gueto fue como se inició su pequeña gran historia, sin menospreciar de su reputación. Soundtrack to the Apocalypse Deluxe Edition es un paquete de cuatro CD´s y un DVD. Los discos uno y dos contienen pistas de Reign in Blood, y todos los álbumes que proceden de el, e incluye temas adicionales, que sólo fuerón lanzados en Japón, y temas de las bandas sonoras: "In-A-Gadda Da Vida" de Less Than Zero “Disorder"con Ice-T de la película Judgment Night "Human Disease” de La novia de Chucky, y más. El Disco tres es, apropiadamente, titulado Shit que nunca se sabe ¿por qué? Contiene 16 pistas que se han emitido en cualquier lugar, a partir de los ensayos, en grabaciones de conciertos, demostraciones, y un "No Remorse", una colaboración con Atari Teenage Riot, de la banda sonora de Spawn. El cuarto disco es un DVD de grabaciones de conciertos, un sistema electrónico de video kit de prensa para Diabolus in Musica, y una aparición en los premios de la revista Kerrang. Los tres primeros cortes en el DVD se viven en California desde 1983, y un documental de las primeras apariciones en directo. El Box viene empaquetado en formato de CD estándar de tamaño, en una funda de plástico que se despliega en un rectángulo interior. Un folleto adjunto, aunque de menor tamaño de la versión Deluxe, sin embargo, contiene docenas de fotografías inéditas, y citas de la banda y los medios de comunicación, con notas fantásticas y exhaustivas, incluyendo una biografía completa y reconocimiento hacia los fans de la banda de Marc Pasche y Eric Braverman. Con todo lo incluido no se espera que sea para ganar un Grammy por notas, o por todo el conjunto en general, tampoco. Aquí se encuentra un documento y un testimonio de la gran tradición de los rebeldes en el rock underground americano, que tampoco va a ganar la aceptación fuera de su nicho, pero ese nicho está creciendo, y está aquí para quedarse. Este es el gran Slayer el que habíamos estado esperando, y es el valor de su peso en oro.

Band: Slayer

Album: Soundtrack to the Apocalypse [Deluxe Edition]

Genre: Thrash/Speed Metal/Heavy Metal

Country: Huntington Beach, California, United States

Year: 2003

"Tracklist Disc 1"

1. "Angel of Death" 4:50
2. "Criminally Insane [Remix]" 3:07
3. "Postmortem" 3:27
4. "Raining Blood" 4:13
5. "Aggressive Perfector" 2:28
6. "South of Heaven" 4:45
7. "Silent Scream" 3:05
8. "Live Undead" 3:50
9. "Mandatory Suicide" 4:04
10. "Spill the Blood" 4:49
11. "War Ensemble" 4:51
12. "Dead Skin Mask" 5:16
13. "Hallowed Point" 3:24
14. "Born of Fire" 3:07
15. "Seasons in the Abyss" 6:26
16. "Hell Awaits [Live]" 6:49
17. "The Antichrist [Live]" 3:11
18. "Chemical Warfare [Live]" 5:25
    

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"Tracklist Disc 2"

1. "Sex. Murder. Art." 1:50
2. "Dittohead" 2:30
3. "Divine Intervention" 5:32
4. "Serenity in Murder" 2:36
5. "213" 4:51
6. "Can't Stand You" 1:27
7. "Ddamm" 1:01
8. "Gemini" 4:51
9. "Bitter Peace" 4:32
10. "Death's Head" 3:29
11. "Stain of Mind" 3:24
12. "Disciple" 3:35
13. "God Send Death" 3:46
14. "New Faith" 3:05
15. "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida [Less Than Zero]" 3:16
16. "Disorder [Judgment Night]" 4:56
17. "Memories of Tomorrow" 0:53
18. "Human Disease [Bride of Chucky]" 4:20
19. "Unguarded Instinct" 3:44
20. "Wicked" 6:03
21. "Addict" 3:41
22. "Scarstruck" 3:31

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"Tracklist Disc 3"

1. "Ice Titan [Live][#]" 4:18
2. "The Antichrist [Rehearsal]" 2:53
3. "Fight Till Death [Rehearsal]" 3:30
4. "Necrophiliac [Live]" 5:00
5. "Piece by Piece [Studio Rough Mix/Outtake (W/Original Bass Intro)]" 2:13
6. "Raining Blood [Live]" 3:09
7. "Angel of Death [Live]" 4:59
8. "Jeff Hanneman Home Recordings: Early Version of "Raining Blood" 2:00
9. "Jeff Hanneman Home Recordings: Early Version of "South of Heaven" 3:29
10. "Seasons in the Abyss [Live]" 6:43
11. "Mandatory Suicide [Live]" 3:59
12. "Mind Control [Live]" 3:05
13. "No Remorse (I Wanna Die)" 4.15
14. "Dittohead [Live] 3:03
15. "Sex. Murder. Art. [Live]" 2:22
16. "Bloodline [Live]" 4:02
17. "Payback [Live]" 6:39

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"Tracklist Disc 5"

1. "Darkness of Christ [Live]" 1:48
2. "Disciple [Live]" 4:30
3. "War Ensemble [Live]" 5:41
4. "Stain of Mind [Live]" 3:59
5. "Postmortem [Live]" 4:20
6. "Raining Blood [Live]" 3:25
7. "Hell Awaits [Live]" 7:14
8. "At Dawn They Sleep [Live]" 7:44
9. "Dead Skin Mask [Live]" 6:32
10. "Seasons in the Abyss [Live]" 4:32
11. "Mandatory Suicide [Live]" 5:13
12. "Chemical Warfare [Live]" 7:01
13. "South of Heaven [Live]" 4:32
14. "Angel of Death [Live]" 6:18
    
    

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Soundtrack - Saw 3 (2006)

Usualmente los soundtracks inpirados en peliculas traen dos o tres tracks buenos y mucho relleno que igual y nada tiene que ver con la pelicula o con el sentido del soundtrack.Pero hay un soundtrack que la verdad me gusto bastante, trae cuando menos a 6 bandas que me gustan mucho y otras canciones que son interesantes y una colaboracion que si bien ya son muy frecuentes en este tipo de entregas aqui quedo muy bien hecha.El soundtrack de la Pelicula "Saw 3" publicado en el año 2006 es muy bueno entre los artistas que incluye estan, Lamb of God, Slayer, All that Remains, Static-X, Mastodon, Ministry, Meshuggah, etc, etc.Tambien incluye la participacion de "Shawnee Smith" quien en la pelicula caracteriza a Amanda en colaboracion con la banda Hidrovibe en la cancion "Killer Inside" y pues a mi gusto les quedo bien.

Album: Saw III

Genre: Heavy Metal/Black Meta/Death Metal

Country: Various

Year: 2006

"Tracklist"

1. "This Calling" (All That Remains)
2. "No Submission" (Static-X)
3. "Eyes Of The Insane" (Slayer)
4. "Walk With Me In Hell" (Lamb of God)
5. "Monochrome" (Helmet)
6. "Guarded" (Disturbed)
7. "Drilled A Wire Through My Cheek" (Blue October)
8. "No More" (Drowning Pool)
9. "Burn It Down" (Avenged Sevenfold)
10. "Your Nightmare" (Eighteen Visions)
11. "Dead Underground" (Opiate For The Masses)
12. "Suffocating Under Words Of Sorrow (What Can I Do)" (Bullet for My Valentine)
13. "Fear Is Big Business" (Ministry)
14. "The Wolf Is Loose" (Mastodon)
15. "Killer Inside" (Hydrovibe feat. Shawnee Smith)
16. "Sakkara" (Hourcast)
17. "Shed" (Meshuggah)
18. "Effigy" (The Smash Up)
19. "Siesta Loca" (Ghost Machine)
20. "Shithole Theme" (Charlie Clouser)