9 Replies to “ Slayer - Live Undead / Haunting The Chapel (Cassette) ”

1. Inside out cover. g heavy cardboard spine sleeve. Original artwork with g lyric/photo insert and large 60x60cm poster. g black vinyl. Track B4 is taken from Haunting the Chapel EP.

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2. Available now through Nuclear Blast mailorder is Slayer's 'Live Undead'/'Haunting The Chapel'.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Haunting The Chapel on Discogs/5(6).

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4. Haunting the Chapel () Live Undead () Hell Awaits () Live Undead is a live EP by Slayer. It was recorded during a rehearsal in New York in live in a studio in front of a small group of fans. The CD was released through Metal Blade Records in Released

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5. Dec 13,  · It is a copy of the in brought out maxi single of Live undead (This one has the same cover:Front and bank,as this cd cover) Only on this cd is brought out with 3 extra songs. No Capors of sin. No Haunting The Chapel. No Aggressive Perfector of the Haunting The Chapel Maxi single/5(66).

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6. Live Undead / Haunting the Chapel by Slayer, released 16 November 1. Black Magic 2. Die By The Sword 3. Captor Of Sin 4. The Antichrist 5. Evil Has No Boundaries 6. Show No Mercy 7. Aggressive Perfector 8. Chemical Warfare 9. Captor Of Sin Haunting The Chapel Aggressive Perfector.

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7. Download for free and listen to Slayer - Black Magic. We have song's lyrics, which you can find out below. The song or music is available for downloading in Mp3 and any other format, both to the phone and to the computer.

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8. Was supposed to contain haunting the chapel as well but all it has is Live Undead. But the description says that it would have haunting the chapel. I have owned Live Undead on cassette, cd, and now have blood-splatter picture vinyl LP from Amazon. Musically, being Slayer live, it's a bit "muddy" but the energy with which they play is just /5(67).

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9. Live Undead Slayer. Write your own review. Sweet's Six Live Picks: Part 5/6 - 93% Sweetie, April 10th, The Haunting the Chapel EP had also come out by this point, and it's represented here through "Captor of Sin", but hell, if this album were any longer it might have encompassed all of the band's official tracks to its day. Instead.

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