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Show No Mercy by Slayer (Cassette, Jan-1994, Metal Blade) 
Show No Mercy by Slayer (Cassette, Jan-1994, Metal Blade)

 
Show No Mercy by Slayer (Cassette, Jan-1994, Metal Blade)

Artist: Slayer
Release Date: Jan 1994
Format: Cassette
Record Label: Metal Blade
Genre: Heavy Metal, Speed/Thrash Metal
UPC: 039841403244
Product ID: EPID3557749
Description: The album that started it all for these L.A. thrash progenitors--and helped usher in the speed and thrash metal movement of the '80s, and later the extreme metal underground of the '90s --still sounds fresh. In order to achieve their own...
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Track Listing
1. Evil Has No Boundaries
2. Antichrist, The
3. Die by the Sword
4. Fight till Death
5. Metal Storm / Face The Slayer
6. Black Magic
7. Tormentor
8. Final Command, The
9. Crionics
10. Show No Mercy

Details
Producer:Slayer
Distributor:RED Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
The album that started it all for these L.A. thrash progenitors--and helped usher in the speed and thrash metal movement of the '80s, and later the extreme metal underground of the '90s --still sounds fresh. In order to achieve their own special style, Slayer incorporated the faster, darker elements of Judas Priest and meshed it with the punk brutality of Motorhead, albeit without the bluesy roots of either of those British bands. While the artwork and lyrics are cartoonish on this self-produced, over-the-top debut, the band's energy and aggression shine, from the opening blitzkrieg of "Evil Has No Boundaries" to the final feedback squeals of the title track. Even as it is fueled by quasi-Satanic musings and raging testosterone, SHOW NO MERCY distinguishes itself from later Slayer releases by being slightly less thrashing. Indeed, it is more melodic than its successors, and the band balance things out with a number of mid-tempo passages that give the faster sections more power. SHOW NO MERCY is more black metal than thrash, and it proved a key influence on a wide range of bands within the metal underground over the following two decades.

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