Made a little TikTok tribute to South of Heaven album visuals first, then a live clip I filmed of Slayer.

Check it out and tell me which Slayer track you think hits hardest live.

Thoughts on TBD ...not gonna lie they're in my top death metal bands.

I know the overall concept behind the song, about L.A street gangs. And while I have seen Slayer perform over 5 times times since the mid 90s, always in or around L.A actually, yet I never had the opportunity to see them perform this banger. It's one of my favorite Slayer songs. What gives? It's not like Araya and King didn't write it or anything. And they routinely performed songs from every other album through to their last show in 2019. It's not even a 'hard' song or complex song by any stretch. Anyone know why this song remained unpopular in live performance?

I was thinking of buying this bag but im wondering if it would be better to get a plain black one and put some patches on it

Iknow it’s from super7 but I can’t find a listing for it anywhere

Anyone have read Slayer 66 2/3: A Metal Band Biography and can provide some insight about the content of the book? Is it just common 'wiki' knowledge or does it include stories and shit that are not so popular?

Do you consider Slayer to be the greatest thrash band? I feel like their definitely more metal than the other big 3...darker and meaner and in a league of their own.

Just an Addict appreciation post, I mean it’s such a criminally underrated Slayer song, It’s pretty good too!

I’ve been in and around the punk scene for 40 years and I’ve always loved metal too. My wardrobe is mostly middle aged alt rocker with a few ancient punk tees MDC, GBH, RAMONES. They look cool to me —you see another old head rocking one and suddenly life doesn’t feel like a total waste.

Last week I found a Slayer tee at a thrift store. Fits like a glove, looks killer, and —I do love Slayer even though I have never worn a Slayer T. First day I wear it - I’m at Wegmans buying avocados. A guy in a Mastodon tee pushes past with his family, locks eyes with me, and without a word—throws the horns. Just glides away. I’m thinking, "damn, what a nice guy."

Fast forward to today: same shirt, casual friday. I’m in a parking garage corner, wrestling with a work problem on my phone. Some dude whistles—I flinch, thinking I’m in his way—but nope, he’s just loading his baby into a stroller. He stares at me, I give him a polite nod, and then—bam—devil horns.

Now I’m wondering: is this just a Slayer thing? Are all metalheads this friendly? Meanwhile I’m realizing punks don’t have an equivalent hand signal. We just look at each other like “yeah, we’re weird” and keep moving.

Either way, two horns in the wild in one week - cool.

I personally enjoy more the bostaph era

One of my favorite slayer songs.🔥🤘

Has anybody got a link or knows where I can find full video footage of Slayer in Blackweir, Cardiff this year July please? Interested in looking over videos, thanks!

Saw a whole bunch of cameras recording the show but haven’t seen them put up online at all.

Haven’t listened to this in a long while.

Now that I have every one of them on LP... there is not 1 bad album. Anyone want to debate?

Picked this up from the show at cardiff this year , Abit late posting about it though

1. Ghosts of war
2. Live undead
3. Cleanse the soul
4. Spill the blood
5. Silent scream
6. Dissident aggressor
7. South of heaven
8. Mandatory suicide
9. Read between the lies
10. Behind the crooked cross

What do you think? South of heaven and mandatory suicide were a bit overplayed for me

I am on vacations in Portugal. I wore my festival d’été de Québec Slayer shirt from their latest concert in Canada and I got very bad looks and could hear some people stating that it was inappropriate and stuff. Is there something I don’t get lol