Nice find here.


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Nice!

Would have looked even better with the Slayer font though. Do they still use that on their covers? I used to love that and drew it on all by books at school and college.
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They used always different fonts on their latest albums, you can check the discography at the BNR metal pages.
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That is a shame. I wonder why they stopped using it. The last album I purchases was Undisputed Attitude. I have the newer ones but they are in "electronic" form.
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Shame on you, you have to pay Araya and Co. so that they will be able to produce their next album. I don't care if you get Madonna in "electronic" form.
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That's a nice touch, the sort of humour that I really dig.
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I've wondered this myself, but then I take solace in the fact that the old logo, at least to me, represents what Slayer was really about before their downfall. The new, or should I say "nu", logo represents Slayer sucking.
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Which was one reason I stopped paying for the albums! Their older material is great. I went to 3 of their concerts in the UK in the 80's and early 90's and had a great time at all of them. Don't think I would be so interested in going to one now.
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I still make it a point to check them out live if they're playing anywhere near me. After all, they still do play a lot of older material, and they play it quite well. Araya's vocals are obviously not what they used to be, but the music is as tight as ever. I just sit out the new stuff or use it as a bathroom break. A couple of years ago, right after Lombardo re-joined the band, they were touring and playing the entire "Reign in Blood" album from start to finish without taking a break. I was lucky enough to see them do it and I have to say I was floored. It was like going back in time 20 years to when they were at their prime! I have a hard enough time playing one or 2 songs in a row off of that one, let alone the WHOLE album!
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BNR.... that is a fine metal website, so many hours i spent there...
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