Slayer

[metalrunner]

Dernier message de la page précédente :

Je rajoute Jésus save pour le final

[Everflow]

01 - 00:00 - Mandatory Suicide
02 - 04:59 - Fight Till Death
03 - 08:27 - Polish Radio Announcer
04 - 10:05 - Chemical Warfare
05 - 15:35 - Hell Awaits
06 - 22:10 - Dead Skin Mask
07 - 28:18 - Raining Blood (CUT)

Recorded Live at Parque Natural de la Cantueña, Fuenlabrada, Spain May 27, 2005 from Polish Radio.

Line-up:

Tom Araya - Bass/Vocals
Kerry King - Guitars
Jeff Hammeman - Guitars (R.I.P. 2013)
Dave Lombardo - Drums

[Gabalgabow]

J'ai voté pour:
Hell Awaits
South of Heaven
Show No Mercy

Assez fan de l'atmosphère de ces albums.

[Everflow]

Le groupe propose sur son site un musée virtuel sympa avec plein d'illustrations et de documents d'époque :

https://www.slayer.net/collections/live ... ough-today

[Everflow]

01 - 00:00 - Intro
02 - 01:07 - Evil Has No Boundaries
03 - 04:24 - Crionics
04 - 08:15 - Tormentor
05 - 12:24 - Black Magic
06 - 16:30 - Die By The Sword
07 - 21:48 - Aggressive Perfector

Slayer performing at the time of the Metal Massacre compilation before the release of Show No Mercy album.

Recorded Live at Unknown Venue, Cypress, CA, USA on August 23, 1983.

[olivier64]

Avec sans doute le meilleur son des lives de l'époque. Merci pour ce document fabuleux !

[Everflow]

[Everflow]

Après le Donington 1992 page précédente, voici un autre concert de l'époque avec la même setlist :

01 - 00:00 - Hell Awaits
02 - 06:12 - Antichrist
03 - 08:58 - South of Heaven
04 - 13:21 - Silent Scream
05 - 16:48 - Dead Skin Mask
06 - 21:49 - Seasons in the Abyss
07 - 28:17 - War Ensemble
08 - 33:44 - Mandatory Suicide
09 - 38:05 - Raining Blood/Angel of Death

Recorded Live in Lund, Sweden on February 13, 1992.

[Everflow]

Document assez rare : Tony Scaglione (Whiplash) et non Dave Lombardo à la batterie. Pas évident pour lui, le timing s'en ressent parfois du peu que j'ai écouté.

01 - 00:00 - Raining Blood
02 - 02:07 - Reborn
03 - 04:34 - Die by the Sword
04 - 08:34 - Necrophiliac
05 - 12:55 - Postmortem
06 - 16:17 - Criminally Insane
07 - 19:14 - Angel of Death
08 - 23:46 - Epidemic
09 - 26:12 - Altar of Sacrifice
10 - 29:40 - Jesus Saves
11 - 23:32 - Evil Has No Boundaries
12 - 36:08 - Raining Blood (reprise)

Opening for W.A.S.P with Tony Scaglione on drums.

Recorded Live at Memorial Coliseum, Corpus Christi, TX, USA on February 19, 1987.

[Everflow]

[Everflow]

J'ai refait le sondage, et on peut voter pour 3 albums.

[Tailgunner]

Sans grande surprise, le trio South of Heaven - Reign in Blod - Season in the AByss, dans cet ordre.
J'adore South of Heaven, il est moins rapide et rentre dedans que Reign in Blood mais je trouve que ça accentue le côté malsain.

[Everflow]

Hell Awaits est réédité avec un live bonus de la même tournée :

"Hell Awaits (40th Anniversary)" track listing:

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
08. Hell Awaits (Live From Bochum 1985)
09. Aggressive Perfector (Live From Bochum 1985)
10. Captor Of Sin (Live From Bochum 1985)
11. The Final Command (Live From Bochum 1985)
12. Kill Again (Live From Bochum 1985)
13. Crypts Of Eternity (Live From Bochum 1985)
14. Fight Till Death (Live From Bochum 1985)
15. Necrophiliac (Live From Bochum 1985)
16. Haunting The Chapel (Live From Bochum 1985)
17. Hardening Of The Arteries (Live From Bochum 1985)
18. Black Magic (Live From Bochum 1985)
19. Die By The Sword (Live From Bochum 1985)
20. The Antichrist (Live From Bochum 1985)
21. At Dawn They Sleep (Live From Bochum 1985)
22. Show No Mercy (Live From Bochum 1985)
23. Evil Has No Boundaries (Live From Bochum 1985)
24. Chemical Warfare (Live From Bochum 1985)
25. Praise Of Death (Live From Bochum 1985)

SLAYER's iconic second studio album, "Hell Awaits", is set to receive a 40th-anniversary-edition reissue via Metal Blade Records next spring.

Formed in 1981, SLAYER assaulted the world with a new hybrid of metal and punk — heavier, faster, and darker than the rest — and set a new standard, defining not only a genre, but an attitude. Throughout SLAYER's history, the band never faltered in unleashing their extreme and focused aural assault, and repudiating temptations, SLAYER always chose to remain crushing and brutal, steadfastly refusing to cater to the mainstream.

"It's the record where SLAYER became SLAYER." That's what Kerry King says about "Hell Awaits". And he knows of what he speaks. As the band's guitarist, co-songwriter, and co-lyricist, he was in the trenches with vocalist/bassist Tom Araya, guitarist Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P.),and drummer Dave Lombardo, creating what has become one of heavy metal's greatest albums.

A significant departure from SLAYER's 1983 debut, "Show No Mercy" — and every SLAYER album that came after it — "Hell Awaits" is both an outlier and a solidification of form. "Show No Mercy" was the mission statement, but "Hell Awaits" is a more developed and intricate execution of SLAYER's speed, chops, and aggression.

Released in April of 1985 by Metal Blade Records, "Hell Awaits" was the pinnacle of an action-packed thrash year that saw debut albums from the likes of MEGADETH, EXODUS, KREATOR, POSSESSED, DESTRUCTION, HIRAX and OVERKILL. Heavily influenced by MERCYFUL FATE, the longer, more progressive arrangements on "Hell Awaits" marked a new era for SLAYER. Whereas most of the songs on "Show No Mercy" were less than four minutes long, three of "Hell Awaits"'s seven tracks go beyond the six-minute mark.

"Jeff and I were still trying to figure out who we were as musicians, and we were both infatuated with MERCYFUL FATE's 'Melissa' album during the writing process for 'Hell Awaits'," King says. "That's why there's so few songs and most of 'em are pretty long. That's the only time anything like that ever happened with us."

Tom Araya's performance is similarly impressive. The vocalist spat lyrics a mile a minute on the likes of "Kill Again" and "Praise Of Death".

"I don't recall the songs being hard to sing," he says. "Singing fast and clearly has always been something that I strived for."