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- Soundtrack to the Apocalypse
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Slayer
Released 2003

No Remorse (I Wanna Die)
04:15
938 plays

War Ensemble [DVD][Live]
00:00
9 plays

Stain of Mind [DVD]
00:00
9 plays

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- 1
- Angel of Death
- 04:50
- 4,626 plays

- 2
- Criminally Insane [Remix]
- 03:07
- 2,895 plays

- 3
- Postmortem
- 03:27
- 2,954 plays

- 4
- Raining Blood
- 04:12
- 5,288 plays

- 5
- Aggressive Perfector
- 02:28
- 2,632 plays

- 6
- South of Heaven
- 04:45
- 4,105 plays

- 7
- Silent Scream
- 03:50
- 2,668 plays

- 8
- Live Undead
- 03:05
- 2,671 plays

- 9
- Mandatory Suicide
- 04:04
- 2,812 plays

- 10
- Spill the Blood
- 04:49
- 2,487 plays

- 11
- War Ensemble
- 04:51
- 3,468 plays

- 12
- Dead Skin Mask
- 05:16
- 3,159 plays

- 13
- Hallowed Point
- 03:24
- 2,080 plays

- 14
- Born of Fire
- 03:07
- 2,053 plays

- 15
- Seasons in the Abyss
- 06:26
- 2,673 plays

- 16
- Hell Awaits [Live]
- 06:49
- 2,130 plays

- 17
- The Antichrist [Live]
- 03:11
- 2,036 plays

- 18
- Chemical Warfare [Live]
- 05:25
- 2,009 plays

- 19
- Sex, Murder, Art
- 01:50
- 2,029 plays

- 20
- Dittohead
- 02:30
- 1,885 plays

- 21
- Divine Intervention
- 05:32
- 1,935 plays

- 22
- Serenity in Murder
- 02:36
- 2,130 plays

- 23
- 213
- 04:51
- 2,184 plays

- 24
- Can't Stand You
- 01:27
- 1,641 plays

- 25
- Ddamm
- 01:01
- 1,719 plays

- 26
- Gemini
- 04:51
- 1,971 plays

- 27
- Bitter Face
- 04:31
- 1,881 plays

- 28
- Death's Head
- 03:29
- 1,944 plays

- 29
- Stain of Mind
- 03:24
- 2,049 plays

- 30
- Disciple
- 03:35
- 2,792 plays

- 31
- God Send Death
- 03:45
- 1,981 plays

- 32
- New Faith
- 03:05
- 2,239 plays

- 33
- In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
- 03:16
- 3,470 plays

- 34
- Disorder
- 04:56
- 2,450 plays

- 35
- Memories of Tomorrow [#]
- 00:53
- 1,860 plays

- 36
- Human Disease
- 04:20
- 2,718 plays

- 37
- Unguarded Instinct [#]
- 03:44
- 1,807 plays

- 38
- Wicked [#]
- 06:03
- 2,499 plays

- 39
- Addict [#]
- 03:41
- 2,159 plays

- 40
- Scarstruck [#]
- 03:31
- 1,966 plays

- 41
- Ice Titan [Live][#]
- 04:18
- 1,568 plays

- 42
- The Antichrist [Rehearsal]
- 02:53
- 608 plays

- 43
- Fight Till Death [Rehearsal]
- 03:30
- 604 plays

- 44
- Necrophilliac [Live]
- 05:00
- 681 plays

- 45
- Piece by Piece [Studio Rough Mix/Outtake]
- 02:13
- 830 plays

- 46
- Raining Blood [Live]
- 03:09
- 1,049 plays

- 47
- Angel of Death [Live]
- 04:58
- 840 plays

- 48
- Raining Blood [Jeff Hanneman Home Recording]
- 02:00
- 697 plays

- 49
- South of Heaven [Jeff Hanneman Home Recording]
- 03:29
- 615 plays

- 50
- Seasons in the Abyss [Live]
- 06:43
- 705 plays

- 51
- Mandatory Suicide [Live]
- 03:59
- 672 plays

- 52
- Mind Control [Live]
- 03:05
- 671 plays

- 53
- No Remorse (I Wanna Die)
- 04:15
- 938 plays

- 54
- Dittohead [Live]
- 03:03
- 736 plays

- 55
- Sex, Murder, Art [Live]
- 02:22
- 761 plays

- 56
- Bloodline [Live]
- 04:02
- 783 plays

- 57
- Payback [Live]
- 06:39
- 833 plays

- 58
- Die by the Sword [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 2 plays

- 59
- Aggressive Perfector [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 60
- Praise of Death [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 61
- Haunting the Chapel [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 62
- Necrophobic [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 63
- Reborn [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 64
- Jesus Saves [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 65
- War Ensemble [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 9 plays

- 66
- South of Heaven [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 16 plays

- 67
- Dead Skin Mask [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 4 plays

- 68
- Gemini [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 69
- Heaviest Band Award [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 70
- EPK [DVD]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 71
- Stain of Mind [DVD]
- 00:00
- 9 plays

- 72
- Bloodline [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 21 plays

- 73
- Disciple [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 4 plays

- 74
- God Send Death [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

album review

If ever a metal band deserved the box set treatment, it's Slayer. Love them or hate them, their accomplishments in the thrash metal subgenre is pretty much unequaled. For over 20 years, Slayer have remained doggedly and stubbornly persistent in their approach to playing the heaviest, loudest, and darkest metal in America. Compare them to the higher profile Metallica and Megadeth, and laugh: Slayer have grown musically without giving an inch to the populace, while the aforementioned bands have become artistically lost in increasingly MOR recordings, and hopelessly entrenched in their popular culture image -- Metallica -- or have imploded altogether -- Megadeth. Many of the Nordic black metal bands owe them their allegiance for influence and sustenance; Slayer broke open the door in America for underground music to be heard outside the small ghetto it began in, without sacrificing its street cred or audience Soundtrack to the Apocalypse's Deluxe Edition is a whopping four CDs and one DVD. Discs one and two feature tracks from Reign in Blood, and all the albums that proceed from it, and includes bonus cuts previously only released in Japan, and cuts from soundtracks -- "In-a-Gadda Da Vida" from Less Than Zero, "Disorder" with Ice-T from the film Judgment Night, "Human Disease" from Bride of Chucky, and more. Disc three is, appropriately, titled Sh*t You Never Heard because that's what it is -- 16 tracks that have been unissued anywhere -- from rehearsals, to in-concert recordings, demos, and one "No Remorse," a collaboration with Atari Teenage Riot, from the Spawn soundtrack. The fourth disc is a DVD of concert recordings, an electronic press kit video for Diabolus in Musica, and an appearance at the Kerrang magazine awards. The first three cuts on the DVD are live in California from 1983, and document Slayer's earliest live appearances. The set comes packaged in standard CD-size format, in a plastic sleeve that folds out into a single rectangle. The enclosed booklet, though smaller in size from the deluxe version's, nonetheless contains dozens of rare photographs, and quotes from the band and media, with fantastic and exhaustive liner notes -- including a full biography and fans' appreciation of the band by Marc Pasche and Eric Braverman. Don't expect either to win a Grammy for liner notes, or for the set to, either. Herein lies a document and a testament to the grand rebel tradition in American underground rock; it will gain no acceptance outside its niche, but that niche is growing, and it is here to stay. This is the very item Slayer fans have been waiting for, and it is worth your hard-earned cash. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide