Slayer's 'Live: Decade Of Aggression' is a sonic onslaught that embodies the unbridled ferocity of the thrash metal genre. Released on 1 January 1991 via American Recordings Catalog P&D, this live album is a testament to the band's relentless energy and technical prowess. Clocking in at 1 hour and 25 minutes, 'Live: Decade Of Aggression' is a masterclass in metal mayhem, with Slayer delivering scorching performances of iconic tracks like 'Raining Blood', 'South Of Heaven', and 'Angel Of Death'.
Recorded at various venues, including the Lakeland Coliseum and Wembley Arena, this album captures the raw intensity of Slayer's live shows, with the band's signature blend of speed, aggression, and dark humour on full display. From the opening notes of 'Hell Awaits' to the closing chaos of 'Chemical Warfare', 'Live: Decade Of Aggression' is a thrilling ride that showcases Slayer's ability to craft songs that are both brutally heavy and infectiously catchy.
With their unique blend of thrash, metal, speed, heavy, groove, and death metal influences, Slayer has created a sound that is both timeless and uncompromising. 'Live: Decade Of Aggression' is a must-listen for fans of the genre, and a powerful reminder of Slayer's status as one of the most influential and respected metal bands of all time.