Slayer, God Hates Us All - 45m 11s

Tracks & Durations

1. Slayer - 01 - Darkness Of Christ	1:32
2. Slayer - 02 - Disciple	3:42
3. Slayer - 03 - God Send Death	5:54
4. Slayer - 04 - New Faith	3:20
5. Slayer - 05 - Cast Down	3:33
6. Slayer - 06 - Threshold	2:31
7. Slayer - 07 - Exile	3:57
8. Slayer - 08 - Seven Faces	3:43
9. Slayer - 09 - Bloodline	3:23
10. Slayer - 10 - Deviance	3:11
11. Slayer - 11 - Warzone	2:47
12. Slayer - 12 - Here Comes The Pain	4:27
13. Slayer - 13 - Payback	3:02

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Review

While thrash-metal peers Metallica and Megadeth have mellowed both musically and lyrically, Slayer's music and message remains unrelentingly anti-nearly-everything and almost unspeakably brutal. Without significant radio airplay, the hard-core California-bred quartet has amassed a loyal fan base that will not be disappointed by the 42 minutes of sheer aggression found on God Hates Us All. The twin-guitar onslaught of Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman, coupled with the rapid heartbeat double bass drums of Paul Bostaph, match the often sacrilegious and abhorrent-to-many lyrics, made even more disturbing by the fact that the CD's release coincided with the World Trade Center tragedy. This is metal for atheists, as King writes terrifyingly prophetically: "Pessimist, terrorist, targeting the next mark/ Global chaos feeding on hysteria." In keeping with the album's doomsday outlook, "New Faith" offers: "Welcome to the horror of the Revelation." A terrifyingly vitriolic and too-real album, God Hates Us All more than earns the parental advisory sticker it carries. --Katherine Turman

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