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Slayer

Artist Song
Slayer  Angel of Death  
Slayer  South of Heaven  
Slayer  Black Magic  
Slayer  War Ensemble  
Slayer  Hell Awaits  
Slayer  Disciple  
Slayer  Metal Storm / Face the Slayer  
Slayer  Jesus Saves  
Slayer  Seasons In the Abyss  
Slayer  Mandatory Suicide  
Slayer  Necrophobic  
Slayer  Spirit In Black  
Slayer  Eyes of the Insane  
Slayer  Dittohead  
Slayer  Raining Blood  
Slayer  Postmortem  
Slayer  Dead Skin Mask  
Slayer  Hate Worldwide  
Slayer  Cult  
Slayer  In the Name of God  
Slayer  Die By the Sword  
Slayer  Criminally Insane  
Slayer  The Antichrist  
Slayer  Kill Again  
Slayer  Piece By Piece  
Slayer  Skeletons of Society  
Slayer  Reborn  
Slayer  Silent Scream  
Slayer  Chemical Warfare  
Slayer  Psychopathy Red  
Slayer  Expendable Youth  
Slayer  Fight Till Death  
Slayer  Behind the Crooked Cross  
Slayer  Evil Has No Boundaries  
Slayer  Hallowed Point  
Slayer  Point  
Slayer  Spill the Blood  
Slayer  World Painted Blood  
Slayer  Jihad  
Slayer  Here Comes the Pain  
Slayer  Serenity In Murder  
Slayer  Flesh Storm  
Slayer  Ghosts of War  
Slayer  God Send Death  
Slayer  At Dawn They Sleep  

Comment:

For a band that began its death-obsessed life in Huntington Park (inland from Surf City, Huntington Beach) playing Judas Priest and Iron Maiden covers, Slayer has blossomed beyond all imagining. Although "blossomed" is, perhaps, not the right word — in Slayer songs, you'll find blood "raining from a lacerated sky," "desecrated" rhymed with "eviscerated," chaos invariably "rampant" . . . and those are some of the few printable snippets from the band's hardcore poetry of the apocalypse. In fact, due to the explicit nature of 1986 masterwork [i]Reign In Blood[/i], CBS/Columbia pulled out of distribution (Geffen stepped in), creating a fetid pool of notoriety into which a new slew of devoted fans were more than happy to plunge. For many, Slayer remains the strongest among the four horsemen of the thrash-pocalypse, alongside Metallica, Anthrax, and Megadeth. Proceed with caution.
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