My First Time Listening to Show No Mercy by Slayer | My Reaction

[@NerudoP-Clowes]

The production you're noticing is quintessential early-mid 80's thrash metal. Any Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax (etc) album from the same time frame will sound very similar. Careful... if you listen too much, you'll start growing denim.

[@mollyesanborn]

Good to know, yeah the production on this album is very distinct, I love how echoey and big it sounds. It really adds a lot of drama to this album!

[@Aymungoos]

​@@mollyesanborn it's usually referred to as the "Garage" sound

[@seannicholson8498]

😂

[@gavinyoung7085]

Lots of echo and reverb. It was the sound at the time. I think the biggest noticeable shift was Metallica's And Justice For All. It lost all the big open effects and went for a tight close sound. I remember reading a review at the time where the reviewer said "it sounds like it was recorded in a matchbox"

[@NerudoP-Clowes]

@@gavinyoung7085 Absolutely. You know, Metallica is more experimental than I thought. 🤔 They also had St. Anger later on, and people said that one sounded like it was recorded in a public toilet.

[@ismaelmoctezuma9927]

The heavy metal influences is strong in this album . Great video

[@mollyesanborn]

Absolutely, I love the energy and variety on this album. Very entertaining to listen to!

[@7ChaosBlack]

Mostly NWOBHM.

[@-Heavy-]

I love you for loving Slayer!Keep on rocking girl and stay heavy!!!🤘😝

[@mollyesanborn]

Heck yeah, Slayer is amazing! I'm absolutely loving discovering their music 🤘

[@kai_henrik]

Oh finally My fav SLAAAAYEEEER album!

[@mollyesanborn]

Nice! Yeah this album is a lot of fun, a great debut for Slayer 🤘

[@jakesmith6233]

@@kai_henrik This is one of those "How the Hell did I miss this" Albums. There seems to be alot of those with me recently, and I have been listening to Rock and Metal for Years.

[@Kelvin-c9h]

The album's get better as you move forward in time .....?but the original stuff never looses the energy off youth!

[@Williameagleblanket]

I was 18 years old in high school in Southern California when this was released. Slayer is my second favorite band, after Black Sabbath and before Possessed. I’ve seen Slayer 11 times so far and got a ticket for October 2024 in Sacramento to see Slayer one more time.🤘

[@silverblack5475]

This will always be my fav Slayer album ......and that sound was how most of the thrash bands had in the early 80s ....as if they were recording in a basement.

[@darkbunglex]

Hotdog! The camera has ever so slightly moved! Last video there was a hint but this week we have a whole new video game case on view. The amount of fascination I have with the uncanny selection of items, DVDs, games and books is totally unhealthy I'm sure. But it just doesn't make sense! Anyway, yeah the reaction was good too lol ✌️

[@mollyesanborn]

Haha, for some reason this comment cracked me up! I know a lot of the stuff on my bookcase is pretty obscured but I'm glad you're having fun trying to figure out what I've got. Maybe at some point I'll do a little video going over my book/DVD collection (as for video games I only have Skyrim, Zoo Tycoon and Flight Simulator X 😆).

[@chaospoet]

The really crazy part about this album is it's the only Slayer album without double bass drums. You don't really notice because Dave Lombardo is going ape 💩the entire time. Also this is the album they played songs from the least as the years went on, but when they did people went completely insane. All the times I saw Slayer I only ever heard one song performed from this album just one time: Black Magic. It was awesome.

[@mollyesanborn]

That's so interesting! He is playing the hell out of those drums, that's for sure. I kept noticing just how intense they were across this album. And yes Black Magic is great, might be my favorite song on this album!

[@joealvarez8733]

Thank you for this reaction to my introduction to the ultimate Speed Metal genre...When I was just starting high school, this was the 💩....love you, My Metal Queen 👑❤️👑... 🤘👽🤘

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah this album was a really fun listen! Glad you enjoyed the reaction :)

[@joealvarez8733]

@@mollyesanborn hoping you do a full album reaction to Speak English or Die by S.O.D. (Stormtroopers of Death) 🤘👽🤘

[@mollyesanborn]

@@joealvarez8733 I will make sure to add it to my list!

[@benoithamel6220]

my favorite part is the solo after i am not afraid of the niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight in Tormentor best solo ever

[@mollyesanborn]

Haha, yeah that part is great! His vocal delivery on that line is so crazy.

[@jakesmith6233]

More SLAYER!!!!!!!! Although I haven't listened to that album yet, have to make that a priority. Did listen to South of Heaven though. That was great!

[@mollyesanborn]

Ooh I am very much looking forward to hearing South Of Heaven too...

[@jakesmith6233]

​@@mollyesanborn on a different note, I saw Gojira do a performance at this year's Olympics, That was epic!

[@TheSason666]

​@@mollyesanborn that masterpiece is slow and melodic ! My favourite since the late 80s!

[@sluglife9785]

You brought so much energy to this reaction.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks! I couldn't help it with this album, Slayer always brings so much fun to their music and I always have a blast with their albums :)

[@metalrules1135]

I'm never gong to hear that solo without thinking about sounding like "Scottish Highland" music again, lol. The clanging sound observation, like a sword hit something, in Die by the Sword is great too. Black Magic and Die by the Sword were mainstays of their live set for their whole career. Never saw them without them playing those. There is a real raw quality to this record, not so polished as later stuff, but the hints are there for what they would become. Like other commenters have said, that is a byproduct of the low budget and the fact the Thrash genre was all new to everyone and was still finding it's feet, defining itself. Great reaction and I love that you are loving Slayer so much. They always brought the energy you talk about to their live sets and they were tight as you could ask for. Listen to their live record, Decade of Aggression, after you get South of Heaven under your belt and you'll see. One of the best live records ever.

[@mollyesanborn]

Haha, glad you found that comment funny! There is definitely a dash of some Scottish Highland-esque sounds on this album, I absolutely love it. They really did a great job fusing the heaviness with some fun, more upbeat and playful moments on Show No Mercy. I'll have to give Decade Of Aggression a listen at some point, I'd love to hear their live stuff. Thanks for letting me know.

[@metalrules1135]

@@mollyesanborn I think there is a video of the full Decade of Aggression recording to. They filmed it. But, yeah, Slayer shows were always insane. Crazy mosh pits and stagediving at clubs that allowed it. More than one venue had property damage after the show. The Trocadero in Philadelphia for sure, they had to close and ended up just renovating. This one time, this guy I didn't know was standing next to me headbanging into my shoulder, totally smashing his face into. I was just like, "Carry on Brother."

[@GulfCoastNihilist]

it's worth noting that the drums and cymbals were recorded separately on this album and the Hell Awaits ep.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for letting me know!

[@dillondruggz]

Lol how is Hell Awaits an EP when it's nearly 10 minutes longer than Reign in Blood? Also the separate cymbal tracking was only done on Show No Mercy

[@craigstrickland1572]

Starting from the beginning nice!!! There are some deep cuts on here. Gene Hoglan even gave some insight on a stream I was watching. He had to hold the bass drums for Dave Lombardo because they were "walking" from him! The 'Atomic Clock' FTW!!!

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah this album was a lot of fun! Definitely a great start to Slayer's discography, and I'm really excited to continue from South Of Heaven on from this point.

[@craigstrickland1572]

@@mollyesanborn Good times await and good tunes!

[@NerudoP-Clowes]

Learn something new every day. I definitely have to look this up, I'm a big fan of Hoglan from Strapping Young Lad, and had no idea he had any involvement with this, or any other Slayer album.

[@craigstrickland1572]

@@NerudoP-Clowes He streams every day on Twitch, I used to watch all the time but Twitch is a pain sometimes. He is very laid back and killer to watch play during streams.

[@ow_oso]

Those early 80s thrash albums had such raw production man. My favorite era by far. My favorite slayer album too😎

[@nathanpark1058]

This entire album was a masterpiece.

[@mjnation7876]

One of my favorite Slayer albums. Evil Has No Boundaries, Black Magic, and Tormentor are some of my favorites on the album. An album I’d recommend when it comes to thrash metal is Coma Of Souls by Kreator. Amazing album.

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah, a lot of killer tracks on this album! Black Magic is probably my favorite at the current moment. I'll make sure that I have Coma Of Souls by Kreator on my list, thanks for the suggestion :)

[@scottwalker4768]

Best reaction channel on youtube

[@mollyesanborn]

I appreciate you! ❤

[@jamesmyrick9083]

Can't wait for the continuation of your Slayer journey. Also, going to take this opportunity to harass you about Pantera's The Great Southern Trendkill. 😁

[@mollyesanborn]

Yes, I am so pumped to hear more from Slayer as well! South Of Heaven will probably be next, I think I'll continue forward in order with their discography from here on out. And The Great Southern Trendkill will absolutely be a video I'll plan on soon, I cannot wait to hear it!

[@joealvarez8733]

​@@mollyesanbornNow we're talking!!! My favorite band and my favorite LP ❤

[@joeldukes303]

Good call on Great Southern Trendkill. Would enjoy that one, those first 3 songs are epic, great album

[@RE-vy4wn]

if you're going in a Slayer run, I would recommend God Hates us All. It was released on a rather unfortunate date in time (9/11/01), but I think it was the last truly great Slayer album. Keep the videos coming, Molly! ❤

[@mollyesanborn]

I will definitely have to give that one a listen as well!

[@pressman1788]

Great reaction! I love the variation in riffs that early SLAYER had. I wish they incorporated that in their later albums.🤘🏻

[@jmalen123]

I got this album in 1983 (yes, I am old as dirt), and you cannot imagine what it was like. Way ahead of their time.

[@jumpfart666]

Their finest work!

[@kevinnordavind3119]

great reaction to this killer 80s album Molly. It still amazes me to this day that this was 1983. Killer vocals and great song structures.

[@robertcunningham2777]

Slayer is one of the bands I rarely pull out of my music collection, but see them live every chance I get. They put on a great show.

[@jonathanrendon8579]

Probably my most listened to Slayer album.

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah this one is a lot of fun, and tons of variety on it too!

[@ronaldovercast6930]

Im glad you like this...this is my favorite slayer album!

[@wiznot1316]

Great reaction, my favourites here are probably Black Magic, Tormentor, Final Command and Crionics. Love heavy metal influence in this album, it was first among classic slayer albums that i liked iirc. For your thrash journey i wanna recommend you album of great danish band Artillery - By Inheritance (1990). Very melodic yet aggressive, great vocals, harmonies and middle eastern influences, for me there is no bad song there, give it a try 😉

[@Silent.Endless.Nothing]

I already requested this a few months ago, but Blood In Our Wells by Drudkh is an excellent entry to black metal. It has a more folk sound to it but still manages to bring that essential dreadful black metal sound. Almost a nostalgic sound. Please give it a listen

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for the suggestion! I have it on my list :)

[@slimejude9691]

You should totally check out the album Fantastic Planet by Failure if you havent, they heavily inspired bands like A Perfect Circle.

[@glx3846]

Hi Molly, I enjoyed your reaction. I never heard about this band. It sounds good.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the reaction! Slayer is really fun, they inject a crazy amount of energy into their music. These first three albums of theirs have been so entertaining to listen to, definitely check them out if you get the chance.

[@glx3846]

@@mollyesanborn Yes, I definitely will. When me and my best friend next meet up, we will watch this reaction together. And binge watch a few of your other reaction vlogs. We have been listening to a few of the bands and artists that you have reacted to.

[@glx3846]

@@mollyesanborn I replied to your comment on the Destroy Erase Improve By Meshuggah reaction

[@buddhawasright]

@@glx3846 sweetie boi

[@Gary_M]

This album was recorded for $3000. It was 1983 and this kind of music barely existed. Nobody really knew how to record music like this yet so a lot of bands resorted to cranking up the reverb, resulting in the "echo-ey" sound you described. The songs are also structured more similarly to traditional heavy metal, which makes sense considering thrash was still in Its embryonic stage. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on South of Heaven and their more "modern" sound.

[@seans8184]

"Black magic" is one of my all time favorite Slayer songs. Molly have you thought of doing any early "Ministry" albums like The land of r@pe and honey or The mind is a terrible thing to taste?

[@mollyesanborn]

Yes, absolutely! I'd love to get to some more Ministry albums here on the channel :)

[@sergiodavila5269]

Great reaction!!!! Definitely one of my favorite debut albums….so when are we gonna hear “South of Heaven”? 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@kevinmassey1164]

I remember dropping the needle on this soon after it was released….one of those albums that just took it to another level

[@stevsh89]

This is my personal favourite of theirs. So unique and alot of variety and fun on the album. The best solos too!

[@JKBarker101]

This is gonna sound weird, but I find this album so endearing & kinda cute, because they clearly want to go in the same direction as the later stuff but there’s still a lot of classic sounding Judas Priest-Style metal like the solos having actual notes than squealing away, Tom Araya’s high falsetto screams & the production is real cavernous & raw. Funny production note: the drums weren’t recorded with the kit on a carpet so Dave Lombardo asked a roadie at the time, Gene Hoglan (later of Death, Strapping Young Lad, Fear Factory etc) to hold his kit down as he played lol

[@mollyesanborn]

That's so funny about the drum kit being held down, they've got my respect for somehow managing that. And yeah I do love that raw sound to this album, it's clearly at a lower production value than their following albums but I kinda like how unfiltered it sounds.

[@salvatorevitale138]

This album is my favorite debut album! The Final Command is amazing

[@jeffbenson7471]

Dont miss out on Haunting The Chapel. It's a mini album they released I think between Show No Mercy and Helll Awaits. It only has a few songs but they are alll worth a listen (including chemical Warfare which is one of my favorite Slayer songs).I'm still partial to Hell Awaits being their best work but that's just me.....allow me to suggest Destruction, a German death metal band from the same era. Their album Infernal Overkill is positively amazing. They have some if the most unique and awesome guitar creations I've ever heard on that album

[@toro5280]

I so love the tempo on this album. Also crazy fast riffs for days.

[@chrismartino3519]

Don't forget ' Haunting the Chapel ' my favorite Slayer Album. It's an EP in between Show No Mercy and Hell Awaits.

[@MateoBanez]

Wishing that you can do a review from Bolt Thrower ❤️🤘

[@vovindequasahi]

Early Slayer is extremely addictive.. You'll find yourself needing to hear it again and again! There are a whole lot of Iron Maiden influences on this album.

[@scsi_joe]

When you listen to Slayer, and if you're a gamer, just imagine you're running through levels in Doom

[@electricwizard3000]

Great reactions; very astute. Honestly though, it's always best to discover a discography in order, so you can hear the story of the band, as they improve and change.

[@twelvemonkeys8786]

From this underrated album to Reign in Blood. Amazing evolution in metal. Looking forward to Helmet, meantime. 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah such an amazing progression across their first three albums, and I am now more excited than ever to continue on with South Of Heaven next. And I actually did a Helmet - Meantime reaction pretty recently, maybe KZbin didn't send out the notification for it. Anyway, here is the link if you wanted to check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqPKqGCHp52Ghbcsi=lo6ZaLkLlQANuL2-

[@lllllllllllllwhispering]

Omg, I loved this reaction... You should react to The moon and the melodies's Cocteau twins, such a beautiful album!!

[@donnosborne9723]

You have to love old school 80s thrash metal :)

[@victor_dev-idev9161]

Very good! This album is fire, one suggestion is you can do a reaction to the album "Troblegum" from the band "Therapy?" This album is so underrated

[@Godric_71]

Black Magic was the first Slayer song I ever listened to. My favorite on this album is Crionics.

[@scottspears9347]

I miss listening to this cd. I need to take the time to do so

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah this is such a fun album! Glad the video reminded you to give it another listen :)

[@TheCornellJunkie]

My favourite Slayer Album. Well South of Heaven too. Errrr also Seasons in the Abyss lol. Most love Reign in Blood. But ill put those 3 albums b4 Reign.

[@esoterica412]

HELL YEA F****** SLAYERRRRRR!!!

[@mollyesanborn]

Slayer is awesome!🤘

[@esoterica412]

@@mollyesanborn you should definitely react to some Judas Priest!! They are the godfathers of metal!!! I recommend starting with Victim of changes from 1976 and go from there and also Painkiller their 1990 album, which is considered one of their best in their discography. You should react to Sin after sin, Stained Class, and Hell bent for leather/Kill machine and including victim of changes is considered the best of 70’s priest 🤘🏽 Keep rocking Molly!

[@dezmilad]

Great reaction video👍 You should check out Strapping Young Lad's Alien. The main composer of the band (singer/guitarist) stopped taking his antipsychotic bipolar medication, so you can only imagine what kind of hell he was going through while writing/recording that album

[@5ivetk347]

Lott's of reverb...very raw album ..like it was made in a garage..1 of my favorite album...keep up the great work .

[@wadeturner8515]

You should look up both king diamond, and merciful fate. Two really good bands.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for the suggestions, I'll make sure they're both on my list!

[@misterscarisma]

Bona-fide classic. Might not be my favorite from Slayer, but there's definitely something special about it. Songwriting is super catchy.

[@mollyesanborn]

This album packs a punch, that's for sure. Tons of variety and a great start to Slayer's discography.

[@revueltaroja4621]

i was a kid listening this L.P. i was scared. i heard raining blood before go to bed and i falled sleep. that night i had dream trying to survive a flood filled by blood and the current me thriught the street and i could seee my brother and family in the current. It was crazy!

[@gravewaxxsupercoven1980]

Killer album for sure....on another note..it's about time for your Madseason Above album review please...Aug22nd is Laynes Birthday you should treat your life with the gift that is Madseason

[@mollyesanborn]

Noted, I'd love to give Mad Season a listen soon! :)

[@house9Tube]

You need to react to “Haunting the Chapel”, 3 song EP that came out after this album

[@mollyesanborn]

Thank you for bringing it to my attention! I'll have to give it a listen.

[@Gary_M]

I the CD I have of Show No Mercy also included the three Haunting The Chapel tracks so I was wondering if they would be included here. Definitely a strong EP.

[@Zeitgeist_66]

Sepultura - quadra/chaos a.d, Angra - holy land/rebirth, kiko loureiro - no gravity

[@mollyesanborn]

Thank you for the suggestions! I'll definitely consider getting to some more Sepultura soon :)

[@chriscray8519]

Hello, I would like to propose an album Anthrax "Among the Living" . Is one of the most powerful and melodic metal albums. Greetings from Poland.

[@mollyesanborn]

I'll definitely make sure that I have that album on my list! I'd love to get to an Anthrax reaction at some point soon.

[@aaronbevinsnerdcentral]

Classic 80s reverb magic...def so many great bands from this era. Definitely investigate the German thrash acts Kreator, Sodom n Destruction, as well as New York's Overkill.

[@CreeNathanson]

South Of Heaven is my favorite album by Slayer. It's actually very melodic.

[@fernicusmaximus9282]

Can you do Coldplay's discography? 😃

[@dontletherspeak7575]

You should check out Venom, they are the first black metal band and were a huge influence on all these trash/death bands that came after. There first album Welcome to Hell (1981) and Black Metal (1982) are must listens.

[@MrPants-xy6db]

One of my fave Slayer albums. I first heard this just when I was getting into metal around 1988-ish. Kerry King (guitar) I think wrote most of the songs and was influenced by NWOBM bands like Iron Maiden and you can definitely hear that influence. Jeff Hanneman (guitar, RIP) had a more punk influence and didn't start contributing songwriting until the later albums,.I'm not so keen on Hell Awaits other than the title track, but it all came together perfectly with Reign in Blood. You should definitely do South of Heaven (the best IMHO) and Seasons in the Abyss. For me that was peak Slayer (with the original lineup). They got lost for a while with the rise of grunge in the 90s and replaced the original drummer (Dave Lombardo) and a lot of the subsequent albums became quite monotonous. They perked up a bit with World Painted Blood which was also the return of Dave...coincidence?.

[@mollyesanborn]

Thanks for the comment and for checking out the reaction! This album is a lot of fun, they bring so much of that punchy energy that I love but there's a lot of variety on this record too, a lot of fun to listen to. I'll absolutely plan on reactions for South Of Heaven and Seasons In The Abyss as well, I'm looking forward to them both!

[@Gary_M]

I don't know why people bash those albums. Compared to Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, most of their contemporaries, Slayer stayed heavy (or even got heavier), and made consistent good albums throughout their career. Some are better than others but none of them are bad.

[@Camel_Belowdoz]

pls check out "Slip' by Quicksand

[@7ChaosBlack]

It's such a fun record.

[@IconicMicrowave]

Early Slayer was basically a faster and more aggressive Venom.

[@ManoloChapa]

Amazing album

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah, such a great start for Slayer!

[@davesanborn2285]

👍 Loved The Review 👍

[@Lampwik03]

First Slayer is best Slayer!!

[@mollyesanborn]

This album rocks! A great start to Slayer's discography, that's for sure.

[@martinwhite3559]

I am still waiting for Seasons in the Abyss. South of Heaven is one of their softer albums.

[@mollyesanborn]

I will definitely do videos for both of those albums as well! I cannot wait to hear them :)

[@metaltildeth6783]

Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman are the 2 guitar players for Slayer. Kerry King also had a short run with Dave Mustaine's band, Megadeth. He played 5 shows with an early form of Dave's band in 84'. Which reminds me, Molly, you have not reacted to Megadeth's debut album yet... nudge, nudge....

[@mcshids7051]

hell yeah

[@mollyesanborn]

🤘

[@sumonjamal1653]

Except for Tom Araya (vocals/ bass)... the other 3 members of Slayer - Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman (guitars) and Dave Lombardo (drums) were still teenagers when they raised enough money to record the debut Slayer album 'Show no mercy' in 1983 for Metal Blade Records. Slayer were very impressed after seeing Metallica play the L.A. clubs in 1982 and their debut album "Kill 'em all" in '83 was sonically what they wanted to emulate... You can hear the influence of Judas Priest ... Venom ... in 'Show no mercy'... (Slayer used to cover Venom's "Witching hour" in concerts) ... Metallica moved to San Francisco in 1983 but Slayer remained in L.A. where the glam metal scene was prevalent... They wanted to emulate what Venom did onstage and wore black makeup (similar to Alice Cooper) w/ stage props and leather outfits w/ metal spikes... They were photographed w/ that image for 'Show no mercy'. In 1984, Slayer played San Francisco for the first time where thrash metal bands were dominating the scene... They met the band Exodus and were amazed that they had fans who loved their music there... The members of Exodus saw them live and advised them that the makeup was not necessary going into Slayer's next gig in the area. Slayer played their next show without makeup and stayed that way for the rest of their career. In 1984, Slayer played to a room of fans at a radio station in NYC and it was recorded for a live EP 'Live undead' that year... You can hear the live versions of 'Black magic'... 'The Antichrist' ... 'Die by the sword'... etc. on that record.

[@metaltildeth6783]

If this album had been released 5 month earlier, Slayer would have been the 'Godfathers of Thrash'. How would that have changed things, I wonder.

[@PureMetalHolocaust]

Cheers & Stay Black 'n Brutal!!!

[@kaknazebali6073]

Why everybody keep forgetting about Aggressive Perfector from this album? :)

[@JohnDoe-ls2zu]

I think Agressive Perfector is on the Japanese releasae of this album.

[@kaknazebali6073]

@@JohnDoe-ls2zu on German release, with mistake name "Aggressive Protector", but still this song indivisible from this album. )

[@donnosborne9723]

Hey check out the band called ...Death :)

[@TheSason666]

BLACK MAGIC !!!

[@mattmarkowitz8894]

Misheard lyrics on die by the sword "dinosaur, my name's Tony i got some bacon"

[@chuckclark3214]

Uuuummmmm... God Hates Us All is also a must-listen!

[@mollyesanborn]

I will definitely have to give that album a listen as well!

[@chuckclark3214]

@@mollyesanborn hey! It's the 9/11 one, by the way.

[@chuckclark3214]

@@mollyesanborn look it up. You'll see what I mean.

[@chuckclark3214]

@@mollyesanborn damned ADHD and multiple comments... Ugh... It's my personal favorite from them. It always has been, and it always will be. In fact, GHUA was my first Slayer album, in general, and still, to me, the absolute best one, front to back, though it's a bit rough here and there, but I feel that way about all of their work.

[@rikurodriguesneto6043]

The early releases Haunting the Chapel (EP) and Live Undead are great too.. essential Slayer imo. Prefer them to even South of Heaven and Seasons in the Abyss..

[@14vatochongo]

Molly I love how you going off over vibes. Tones of drunms and guitar and bass. I'll tell you please tell me to you to me to respect us no that was being silly

[@Alexroberts666]

A bit of a rough album from Slayer, but very good for its time

[@mollyesanborn]

Agreed, the production is definitely not the greatest on this record but considering they were just starting off it's a pretty punchy album!

[@CactusJackter]

In the 80s all vocalists sound like they were forced to record in small tiled bathrooms.

[@mollyesanborn]

Haha, this is actually so accurate! 😂

[@LuisDonoso-l5q]

Slayer 🇨🇱👽😎

[@TheRealEricMitchell]

Hi Molly!!! 😍😍

[@mollyesanborn]

Hi there! Thanks for watching :)

[@TheRealEricMitchell]

@@mollyesanborn I’m still watching ☺️ you’re so amazing 🥰

[@TheRealEricMitchell]

@@mollyesanbornMolly you’re so so so so so beautiful omg :)

[@buddhawasright]

@@TheRealEricMitchell ok simp

[@Unapersonamas-ub9gc]

You have to react to Nirvana's discography

[@mollyesanborn]

I've actually heard a fair amount of their songs already so I won't be doing a Nirvana reaction series on the channel. I do enjoy their music though!

[@jumpfart666]

Iron Maiden and Judas Priest flavor on this album.

[@kai_henrik]

The thing I love about this album is the variety. I feel like Slayer became too repetitive after, like same formula all the time (which I still enjoy) but I always love diversity in a band, it makes it more fun to listen to.

[@mollyesanborn]

Yeah, there is definitely tons of variety on this album. Makes for some very entertaining listening!

[@14vatochongo]

That's why I'm telling you to listen to gwar

[@mollyesanborn]

I'll make sure that gwar is on my list of bands to check out! :)

[@14vatochongo]

@@mollyesanborn seriously please do he reached the mic out to me for a concert

[@skndr3067]

Please you gotta listen to Stone Temple Pilots. I've only listened to the first 4 albums till now and they're all amazing

[@mollyesanborn]

They're on my list for sure, I'll try and get to them soon! :)

[@mrch6200]

🤠

[@brianhowell3713]

🤘🏾😎🤘🏾

[@SacriNoire]

slaaaaaayeeeeer! Pretty Molly ;-)

[@mollyesanborn]

Slayer is so awesome, I'm loving what I'm hearing from them so far! Thanks for watching :)

[@xavierprime1364]

Make a video about: Judas Priest, Death, Wasp, Anihilator. Kisses of fire for u.

[@deludedreality89]

React to Ripping Corpse - Dreaming With The Dead.