Show No Mercy Slayer

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  • Release Date: 10/28/2008
  • Original Release: 1983
  • Sales Rank: 59,270
  • Label: METAL BLADE
  • UPC: 039841403213

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Show No Mercy

1LISTENEvil Has No Boundaries Bloody Skull Music 3:09
2LISTENThe Antichrist Bloody Skull Music 2:49
3LISTENDie by the Sword Bloody Skull Music 3:36
4LISTENFight Till Death Bloody Skull Music 3:37
5LISTENMetal Storm/Face the Slayer Bloody Skull Music 4:53
6LISTENBlack Magic Bloody Skull Music 4:03
7LISTENTormentor Bloody Skull Music 3:45
8LISTENThe Final Command Bloody Skull Music 2:32
9LISTENCrionics Bloody Skull Music 3:29
10LISTENShow No Mercy Bloody Skull Music 3:06

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Released at the forefront of the early-'80s thrash movement, Show No Mercy proved to be only a small step toward Slayer's domination of the extreme metal scene, basically amounting to a cleaned-up version of black metal stalwarts Venom. Everything about this album, from the production to the musicianship, is amateurish compared to later releases, but in the same way Metallica was on their own debut, Kill 'Em All. Despite the band's shortcomings, a number of future classics are present on this album, including concert favorites "The Antichrist," "Die by the Sword," and "Black Magic." Show No Mercy remains a solid, if inessential, part of the {|Slayer|} legacy. [The 1987 reissue includes three tracks from the Haunting the Chapel EP, though those have since been omitted in favor of both records being independently re-released.] Jeremy Ulrey, All Music Guide

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Slayer's Best Workby Anonymous

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November 07, 2003: Slayer at their best, man. This album shows no mercy at all. I'd reccomend this to anyone who isn't a strict christian. Better than Reign In Blood. If you're new to Slayer, get this. This album rules.

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I Show No Mercy for Slayerby Anonymous

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February 28, 2003: This album has great guitars but it seems the quality of songs is low and recording too. All the tracks are at the same speed. That's a bad thing. This album is from the first track to the last one fast, fast and fast!

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