Wednesday, December 21, 2022

Reload: Cryptic Slaughter

Cryptic Slaughter - Convicted - 1986
Cryptic Slaughter - Convicted - 1986
Cryptic Slaughter - Money Talks - 1987
Cryptic Slaughter - Money Talks - 1987
Cryptic Slaughter - Stream Of Consciousness - 1988
Cryptic Slaughter - Stream Of Consciousness - 1988
Cryptic Slaughter - Speak Your Peace - 1990
01. Cryptic Slaughter - Convicted, 1986 CD Album Reissue Remastered
     Relapse Records - RR 6546-2
     Reissue from 2003 - bonus: 15-19: Life In Grave Demo 1985, 20-23: Live In Houston 1988
02. Cryptic Slaughter - Convicted, 1986 Vinyl LP Album
     Roadrunner Records, Metal Blade Records, Death Records - RR 9680, RR 9680, RR 9680
03. Cryptic Slaughter - Money Talks, 1987 Vinyl LP Album
     Metal Blade Records, Death Records - RR 9607, RR 9607
04. Cryptic Slaughter - Money Talks, 1987 CD Album Remastered Reissue
     Relapse Records - RR 6547-2
     Reissue from 2003 - bonus: 13-17: Stream Of Consciousness Rehearsal 5/88, 18: Live In Detroit 1988, 19-21: Live In Houston 1988
05. Cryptic Slaughter - Stream Of Consciousness, 1988 Vinyl LP Album
     Death Records, Metal Blade Records - 7 72320-1, 72320
06. Cryptic Slaughter - Stream Of Consciousness, 1988 CD Album
     Death Records - 7 72320-2
07. Cryptic Slaughter - Speak Your Peace, 1990 CD Album
     Metal Blade Records - CDZORRO 6
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5 comments:

  1. Amazing band! These kids were only 15-17 years old and became a hardcore/crossover phenomenon around the world!

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  2. Thank you for another fantastic collection! Money Talks was the peak of crossover – along with Wehrmacht, Attitude Adjustment, D.R.I. and S.O.D.!

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  3. I wish they would officially release the new version of "Nation Of Hate" (along with other new material)... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHpvO_ej4hw

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    1. Amazing versions of their classic 1986 track!

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  4. KILLER!!! There will never be a better Hardcore Crossover record than MONEY TALKS!

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