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Live Undead / Haunting The Chapel

Slayer

1993 · Rock

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Live Undead / Haunting The Chapel by Slayer

Live Undead / Haunting The Chapel is a Metal album by Slayer, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 14 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

About

Two years before their thrash-metal watermark <i>Reign in Blood</i>, Southern California’s Slayer got together to rip through this no-nonsense live set for a handful of lucky fans. Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King sound liberated as they squeal maniacally through their guitar solos on “Die By the Sword,” while bassist/singer Tom Araya shrieks with evil glee over Dave Lombardo’s double-kick stomp on “The Antichrist.” The <i>Haunting the Chapel</i> EP is included as a bonus, showing the thrash kings in their primordial stage.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Black Magic (Live)3:57
  2. 2Die By the Sword (Live)4:03
  3. 3Captor of Sin (Live)3:32
  4. 4The Antichrist (Live)3:13
  5. 5Evil Has No Boundaries (Live)2:58
  6. 6Show No Mercy (Live)3:02
  7. 7Aggressive Perfector (Live)2:29
  8. 8Chemical Warfare6:01
  9. 9Captor of Sin3:29
  10. 10Haunting the Chapel3:56
  11. 11Aggressive Perfector3:28

Sound DNA

  • Metal
  • Thrash Metal
  • raw
  • aggressive
  • punky

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Songs 8-11 taken from the "Haunting The Chapel" EP
Remastered by Eddy Schreyer at Future Disc, November 1993
Engineered by Bill Metoyer
Mixed at Track Record, L.A.
Produced by Bill Metoyer and Slayer

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