What is considered the best Slayer album?
1. Reign In Blood (1986) Citing this as ‘the greatest thrash album of all time’ might sound like a convenient soundbite… until you hear it.
How many albums has Slayer put out?
twelve studio
Slayer released twelve studio albums, three live albums, a box set, six music videos, two extended plays and a cover album. Four of the band’s studio albums have received gold certification in the United States.
What is Slayer best selling album?
After Slayer debut LP, Show No Mercy, became Metal Blade’s highest-selling album to date, label head Brian Slagel decided to put his whole weight behind the band, empowering them with an actual recording budget and several professional producers.
What is the heaviest Slayer album?
Reign in Blood1986South of Heaven1988Seasons in the Abyss1990Repentless2015Hell Awaits1985Show No Mercy1983
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What is Slayer’s most popular song?
Raining BloodAngel of DeathSeasons in the AbyssDittoheadSouth of HeavenWar Ensemble
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Which Slayer album went platinum?
Slayer is considered one of the “big four” of thrash metal along with Anthrax, Metallica and Megadeth and has earned six gold certifications and one multi-platinum plaque from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA)….Studio albums.
| Title | Repentless | |
|---|---|---|
| Peak chart positions | SWE | 5 |
| UK | 11 | |
| Certifications | ZPAV: Gold |
What is the heaviest Slayer song?
From the ‘Reign in Blood’ album, which many considered to be the heaviest record on history at the time, ‘Raining Blood’ feels like it was handed down by the devil himself.
What is the world’s heaviest song?
In a spurious and unscientific yet entirely satisfying endeavour, SunnO)))’s ‘Hunting And Gathering’ was named the heaviest song ever by “absolute maniacal mad man” Jason Ellis.
What is the fastest Slayer song?
Necrophobic (1986) The lyric to Necrophobic, Reign In Blood’s shortest and fastest song, reads as if Slayer had found a medical dictionary in the dumpster behind their practice room.