Slayer
Montreux Jazz Festival
Miles Davis Hall
Montreux, Switzerland
July 7, 2002
Television Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
01 War Ensemble
02 Stain Of Mind
03 Threshold
04 Postmortem
05 Raining Blood
06 Hell Awaits
07 Die By The Sword
08 Born Of Fire
09 Bloodline
10 God Send Death
11 Dead Skin Mask
12 Seasons In The Abyss
13 Payback
14 Mandatory Suicide
15 Chemical Warfare
16 South Of Heaven
17 Angel Of Death
total time: 1hr 10mn 24sc
Tom Araya – vocals, bass guitar
Kerry King – lead & rhythm guitars
Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P.) – lead & rhythm guitars
Dave Lombardo – drums
The Montreux Jazz Festival has hosted many diverse acts in it's existence. More than just jazz has graced the hallowed festival stages. Black Sabbath, Iggy Pop & The Stooges, and Soulfly are just a few of the heavy bands to have played the festival. Still when I heard Slayer had played Montreux I was impressed. The people who select the bands truly want a diverse line-up. This is Slayer being Slayer, like AC/DC you know what to expect when Slayer plays live. The set is a fine mix from Slayer's back catalog and newer tracks.
Montreux Jazz Festival
Miles Davis Hall
Montreux, Switzerland
July 7, 2002
Television Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
01 War Ensemble
02 Stain Of Mind
03 Threshold
04 Postmortem
05 Raining Blood
06 Hell Awaits
07 Die By The Sword
08 Born Of Fire
09 Bloodline
10 God Send Death
11 Dead Skin Mask
12 Seasons In The Abyss
13 Payback
14 Mandatory Suicide
15 Chemical Warfare
16 South Of Heaven
17 Angel Of Death
total time: 1hr 10mn 24sc
Tom Araya – vocals, bass guitar
Kerry King – lead & rhythm guitars
Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P.) – lead & rhythm guitars
Dave Lombardo – drums
The Montreux Jazz Festival has hosted many diverse acts in it's existence. More than just jazz has graced the hallowed festival stages. Black Sabbath, Iggy Pop & The Stooges, and Soulfly are just a few of the heavy bands to have played the festival. Still when I heard Slayer had played Montreux I was impressed. The people who select the bands truly want a diverse line-up. This is Slayer being Slayer, like AC/DC you know what to expect when Slayer plays live. The set is a fine mix from Slayer's back catalog and newer tracks.
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