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Slayer - Postmortem,
1986 Vinyl 12" 45 RPM Geffen Records - 920 706-0 2009 reissue 02. Slayer - When The Stillness Comes, 2015 Vinyl 7" 45 RPM Single Limited Edition Nuclear Blast - NB 3400-1 03. Slayer - Radio Broadcast Recordings From The Archives, 2023 CD Album Unofficial Release x 6 Radio Broadcast Music Ltd. - 80098 04. Slayer - Radio Broadcast Recordings From The Archives, 2023 CD Album Unofficial Release x 6 Radio Broadcast Music Ltd. - 80098 05. Slayer - Radio Broadcast Recordings From The Archives, 2023 CD Album Unofficial Release x 6 Radio Broadcast Music Ltd. - 80098 06. Slayer - Radio Broadcast Recordings From The Archives, 2023 CD Album Unofficial Release x 6 Radio Broadcast Music Ltd. - 80098 07. Slayer - Radio Broadcast Recordings From The Archives, 2023 CD Album Unofficial Release x 6 Radio Broadcast Music Ltd. - 80098 08. Slayer - Radio Broadcast Recordings From The Archives, 2023 CD Album Unofficial Release x 6 Radio Broadcast Music Ltd. - 80098 Per request, here are two EPs pinched from torrents, not Church rips. The Postmortem version might not be the mix expected by visitors. Then come six bulldozing live sessions, from 1986 to 2017. Sound quality varies, always reaching good bootleg level. Sometimes the mix stabilizes only after a couple of songs. All performances kick skulls in true Slayer fashion, and song selection of songs is of course great, because it is Slayer. The 1986 set is even more evil with that raw sound, the energy turns into savagery. This set is a great companion to Soundtrack To Apocalypse, the true zerist can only praise the thrashiverse for over six hours of more SlayerRrRrRR! RRrRr!! RrRR RrR!!!rrRR!!R!!!rR!R!rrr!Rr!R!RR!Rr!R!R! Remove brackets and unzip: [zer awaits] !ZER Slayer ZER! |
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I hope this is finally the version of Postmortem and Criminally Insane that is perfectly blended with the hell's agony sounds.
ReplyDeleteIt's not, sorry.
DeleteUGH! I used to have the actual vinyl and absolutely LOVE that version! The way Dave Lombardo's drums break the screaming... simply amazing! I can't believe I cant find this version anywhere!
DeleteYeah, good luck finding that one! Just look on all the major Slayer forums. People have been requesting a reissue of that EP for decades to no avail. If you ever see one on Discogs for a decent price, grab it, as it is the most coveted Slayer release of all time.
DeleteThere are copies of the actual vinyl for less than $20. Does anyone here have a turntable? https://www.discogs.com/release/2504731-Slayer-Postmortem
DeleteOh man, I had my hopes up too. Oh well, at least you treated us to some nice bootlegs! THANX!
DeleteI used to have the vinyl and loaned it to a friend, who then loaned it to another. Long story short, I never got it back. Glad to see it here!
Deleteoh man, such a tease. I've downloaded about 20 of these over the years, but it turns out to be the same broken rip over and again. Too bad. I thought, if anyone would have the real copy with both songs on the A side merging seamlessly, it would would've been Zer! Nonetheless, long live the Church!
ReplyDeleteHa Ha, I bet a lot of Slayer fans got really excited for a moment! Hopefully, their reunion shows will restore everyone's faith. For now, I'm gonna see Kerry King perform live at Welcome to Rockville!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I heard a lot about this 12" over the years, but never really got to hear it! Thank you for sharing a rare Slayer album!
ReplyDeleteI would bet that even Kerry King doesn't have a copy of this vinyl. It came out before Slayer were a household name! Maybe we need to contact Rick Rubin to see if he has one left.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe my eyes! You actually have the original Postmortem vinyl? Many thanks for sharing such a gem.
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