Slayer - Haunting The Chapel (1984) [1993 Remastered]

 

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Artist : Slayer
Country : USA
Release : Haunting The Chapel [1993 Remastered]
Year : 1984
Genre : Heavy/Thrash Metal
File Type : mp3 320
Download :  Ge.tt
After the download, right click and open with winrar.  

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This is a fantastic EP by Slayer. Even though it only has for tunes, it is a classic. Two out of the four songs were also featured in Slayer's live Album Decade of Agressions which was released many years after it. For you to have an idea, the full length classic album Hell Awaits, which is more or less from the same time landed only one song in the live album.

Slayer - Serenity In Murder (1995)

 

 

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Artist : Slayer
Artist Origin : USA
Release Title : Serenity In Murder
Release Year : 1995
Artist Genre : Heavy Metal / Thrash Metal
File Type : mp3 320
Download :   Megashares 

 

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"Serenity in Murder" is, in fact, a promo EP released somewhere
between 1994. and 1995. The title track is taken from "Divine
Intervention" and is pretty good. But three live tracks are far more interesting. "At Dawn They Sleep" and "Divine Intervention"
are blowing you off, and the "Dittohead" is separating you into
atoms. That's real Slayer!

Slayer - Soundtrack To The Apocalypse (2003)

 

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Artist : Slayer
Artist Origin : USA
Release Title : Soundtrack To The Apocalypse
Release Year : 2003
Artist Genre : Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal
File Type : mp3 320
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Narod Part 1

Narod Part 2

Narod Part 3

 Hotfile Part 4

 Kiwi6 Part 5

                      

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Soundtrack to the Apocalypse is a box set by the American thrash metal band Slayer. Released November 25, 2003 through American Records, the four–disc CD and DVD set features music from previous albums, unreleased material, and live film. DVD IS NOT INCLUDED...Cheers...

Slayer - Seasons In The Abyss (Single) (1990)

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Genre => Heavy/Thrash Metal
Origin => USA
Bitrate => 320

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It is by far not the fastest nor the most brutal Slayer album, but it is the thickest. Every song has a sort of underlying groove that actually builds up a chilling atmosphere, a raw and thick feeling that something lurks in the shadow ready to jump on you and eat you alive. Sometimes the fastest and most brutal isn't the heaviest.