Slayer
Rock Am Ring
Nurburgring Racetrack
Nurburg, Germany
June 2, 2007
TV Broadcast Recording/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Art Included
01 Disciple
02 War Ensemble
03 Jihad
04 Die by the Sword
05 Show No Mercy
06 Captor of Sin
07 Cult
08 Bloodline
09 Mandatory Suicide
10 Seasons in the Abyss
11 Supremist
12 Eyes of the Insane
13 Postmortem
14 Silent Scream
15 Dead Skin Mask
16 Raining Blood
17 South of Heaven
18 Angel of Death
total time: 1hr 18mn 26sc
Tom Araya – lead vocals, bass guitar
Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P) – lead & rhythm guitar
Kerry King – lead & rhythm guitar
Dave Lombardo – drums
Nice recording, great performance. What else can I say, it's Slayer live, we all know what to expect from a live Slayer show. Slayer IMHO have been the most consistent of The Big 4 Of Thrash. Megadeth flirted with commercialism and techno, Metallica courted the alternative scene, while Anthrax slowed the tempo and added a lot more groove to the mix. Slayer never strayed too far from their mix of punk speed and metal bombast. This show captures the original line up of Slayer, after the release of Christ Illusion, their 10th full length album, and first to feature the original line-up in 16 years.
Rock Am Ring
Nurburgring Racetrack
Nurburg, Germany
June 2, 2007
TV Broadcast Recording/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kps
DVD Art Included
01 Disciple
02 War Ensemble
03 Jihad
04 Die by the Sword
05 Show No Mercy
06 Captor of Sin
07 Cult
08 Bloodline
09 Mandatory Suicide
10 Seasons in the Abyss
11 Supremist
12 Eyes of the Insane
13 Postmortem
14 Silent Scream
15 Dead Skin Mask
16 Raining Blood
17 South of Heaven
18 Angel of Death
total time: 1hr 18mn 26sc
Tom Araya – lead vocals, bass guitar
Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P) – lead & rhythm guitar
Kerry King – lead & rhythm guitar
Dave Lombardo – drums
Nice recording, great performance. What else can I say, it's Slayer live, we all know what to expect from a live Slayer show. Slayer IMHO have been the most consistent of The Big 4 Of Thrash. Megadeth flirted with commercialism and techno, Metallica courted the alternative scene, while Anthrax slowed the tempo and added a lot more groove to the mix. Slayer never strayed too far from their mix of punk speed and metal bombast. This show captures the original line up of Slayer, after the release of Christ Illusion, their 10th full length album, and first to feature the original line-up in 16 years.
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