Haunting The Chapel

I've read Sepultura got the riffs from From The Past Comes The Storms from that Chemical Warfare song.

Got to love how evil this EP sounds eh.
 
Definitely a cool EP but I think Seasons was their masterpiece. I like most Slayer, but some of the older albums get a little monotonous. Almost all of the songs are 100 miles an hour and start sounding similar.


Bryant
 
MURAI said:
I've read Sepultura got the riffs from From The Past Comes The Storms from that Chemical Warfare song.

Got to love how evil this EP sounds eh.
Me too. Cemical Warfare must be my favorite Slayer track!

Bryant said:
Definitely a cool EP but I think Seasons was their masterpiece. I like most Slayer, but some of the older albums get a little monotonous. Almost all of the songs are 100 miles an hour and start sounding similar.


Bryant
That must be one of the reasons I like those early albums :lol:


AngelWitch73 said:
Great Ep. My alltime favourite SLAYER release is the brilliant "Show No Mercy". That one makes me headbang like a maniac !!
Yea those first 3 albums are the best for me. I never liked the later ones better. I know 98% from the lyrics of "Reign in Blood" from memory.

Explain to me the feeling after sitting in the chair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
I actually like the later albums quite a bit but for some reason they don´t get the magic that the first 3 had. It is probably the vocals used. In his young times Araya was unique and passionate and maybe even in the later albums of the 80s but once the 90s came he lost something with his voice.
 
AngelWitch73 said:
I actually like the later albums quite a bit but for some reason they don´t get the magic that the first 3 had. It is probably the vocals used. In his young times Araya was unique and passionate and maybe even in the later albums of the 80s but once the 90s came he lost something with his voice.
Naaaa, I just think the earlier album are way more hard-core! Thats all ;)
Have you ever seen the early promo photo's that came with their demo? They had blood all over their bodies, thick make up lines around their eyes and crosses upside down in their hands.

In the early 80s this was some serious shit, not matter how much we are laughing about it now.

I'll see if I can find the picture :)

You may be right right though. In those days they were still hungry.
I alway's had the feeling that Slayer felt they had reached the limit of extremity with the release of "Reign in Blood". Personally I think thats too bad.

However there's some hope!! :)

Slayer has been playing RiB in total during their last Jagermeister tour and Kerry King has asured several interviewers that there's not a slow song on their new album. Cal me naieve but I am hoping for an other mindless, fast, SlayFest when the new Slayer comes out. :rock:

Will it top RiB? Well, let not get our hopes up. :confused:
 
Kerry King has asured several interviewers that there's not a slow song on their new album.
Cool if it's a fast one... but please no more mallcore or hardcore elements thrown in it :loco:
Seasons wasn't that brutal, yet it was a great album quite varied.
 
Hawk said:
Kerry King has asured several interviewers that there's not a slow song on their new album. Cal me naieve but I am hoping for an other mindless, fast, SlayFest when the new Slayer comes out. :rock:

Will it top RiB? Well, let not get our hopes up. :confused:
Araya announced something similar at the time of the release of Divine Intervention. By far their weakest album in my opinion and therefore the reason for me not to burst into tears of joy! We'll see, I say. Judging from this thread Slayer seems to be a pretty diverse subject. Personally I like all of their releases so far and even do think that they became better and better again with their stuff put out after DI. Reign In Blood still remains their best work though. And to get back to the topic again: Haunting The Chapel is indeed a strong EP. It shows the band's progression between albums number 1 and 2. Nevertheless I think that it's nothing compared to the mighty Hell Awaits.
 
Fangface said:
Seasons wasn't that brutal, yet it was a great album quite varied.

Exactly. It still had a couple of heavy brutal stuff like "Blood Red" but offered a change of pace with some mid-paced stuff and even a slow (for them) song in the title track. That album has held up best over time with me and I still spin it on occasions.


Bryant
 
Seasons In The Abyss isn't that heavy or brutal but it had more atmosphere than earlier work like Reign In Blood which was just speed and aggression. I like most of their work from Hell Awaits to Seasons In The Abyss. Some of their new work is decent but it's pretty weak compared to earlier work but I'm not going to call them sell outs for it.
 
DrillSergeant said:
Araya announced something similar at the time of the release of Divine Intervention. By far their weakest album in my opinion and therefore the reason for me not to burst into tears of joy! We'll see, I say. Judging from this thread Slayer seems to be a pretty diverse subject. Personally I like all of their releases so far and even do think that they became better and better again with their stuff put out after DI. Reign In Blood still remains their best work though. And to get back to the topic again: Haunting The Chapel is indeed a strong EP. It shows the band's progression between albums number 1 and 2. Nevertheless I think that it's nothing compared to the mighty Hell Awaits.
Yeah right, Divine Intevention is a good album. It's like Seasons In The Abyss but a few step down. Their weakest is the punk cover one or God Hates Us All or albums around that era.

Haunting The Chapel is so... evil. Got to love it.