Album

Haunting The Chapel

Slayer

1984 · Rock

13 collectors on Gatefold own this

Haunting The Chapel by Slayer

Haunting The Chapel is a Metal album by Slayer, originally released in 1984. On Gatefold: 65 pressings tracked, owned by 13 collectors.

About

Two years before their thrash-metal watermark <i>Reign in Blood</i>, Southern California’s Slayer got together to rip through this no-nonsense live set for a handful of lucky fans. Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King sound liberated as they squeal maniacally through their guitar solos on “Die By the Sword,” while bassist/singer Tom Araya shrieks with evil glee over Dave Lombardo’s double-kick stomp on “The Antichrist.” The <i>Haunting the Chapel</i> EP is included as a bonus, showing the thrash kings in their primordial stage.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. AChemical Warfare6:01

Side B

  1. B1Captor Of Sin3:27
  2. B2Haunting The Chapel3:57

Sound DNA

  • Metal
  • Thrash Metal
  • abrasive
  • frenzied
  • occult

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

1984 First Press Release. This version comes with a Sticker Saying:
MBR 1024
NEW!!!
SLAYER
Unreleased Material
Specially priced E.P.
DO NOT PAY MORE THAN
$4.98 List
Metal Blade Records
Enigma E1083
This Release Has no Barcode

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Dave LombardoBAND , DRUMS DRUM DRUMS
  • Jeff HannemanBAND , LEAD GUITAR CONCEPT BY , LEAD GUITAR COVER , LEAD GUITAR
  • Kerry KingBAND , LEAD GUITAR CONCEPT BY , LEAD GUITAR COVER , LEAD GUITAR
  • Tom ArayaBAND , BASS, VOCALS BASS BASS, LEAD VOCALS

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