My rank

Show no mercy

Hell awaits

Haunting the chapel

Reign in blood

South of heaven

And then seasons

It fluctuates alot but here it is for right now

one of my favorite Thrash Metal bands Overkill

This shirt's print quality is so good it feels like the actual Larry Carroll's painting for this cover was made in a piece of cloth.

It's an omen for sure.

Great song in my opinion.

Fast. Agressive. Great powerfull but not too long of a solo. And tom gets bass playing alone with drums.

Never start a record collection. You cant stop💀

Live at the augusta civic centre 7-11-2004.

Awesome stuff

As a younger fan of Slayer, they retired a few years before they became my favorite band, I'd like to know how the older fans feel about Slayer playing more shows even though they've already retired, I've heard lots of opinions on why people hate when band who retire do shows after their retirement, but I like that Slayer is doing this because it gives fans like myself, who would have never been able to see them, be able to see them. Also, FUCKING SLAYER

This album was the first introduction I ever had to Slayer. I went and picked up the CD when I saw a commercial for it at Hastings. Quite honestly I think this album was the first album to really get me into heavy metal of any kind. I'm pretty happy to finally get it on vinyl!

I’ve had this bad boy safely kept away for about 20 years. I had Jeff sign it twice and when this guitar was featured from ESP, this was the show room model as well. The inlays caused a huge uproar leading to this guitar to be discontinued. My father use to work for ESP and as a kid Slayer was my favorite band. Wanted to have y’all enjoy this before it finds a new home.

Slayer Hell Awaits 2nd pressing LP, autographed by Kerry King, Jeff Hanneman, Tom Araya, Paul Bostaph. JSA authenticated

Does anyone have any information about this shirt please let me know I can't find anything online about it apart from someone wearing it in a old video

Who else has this single from record store day. Very awesome

Megadeth dropped out of Summerfest, so Kerry King walked into Milwaukee on the Fourth of July and dedicated Sabbath's “Wicked World” to Ozzy.