Slayer

"I want to Invite you Welcome you To my hate To my scorn To myself Saturate you Infest you Betray you Stimulate you So eager for my lies For my lies... Lies Lies in the name of God"

"We hold these truths to be painfully self-evident All men are not created equal Only the strong will prosper Only the strong will conquer Only in the darkness of Christ have I realized God Hates Us All"

"I'll instigate I'll free your mind I'll show you what I've known all this time God Hates Us All, God Hates Us All You know it's true God hates this place You know it's true he hates this race"

"I never said I wanted to be God's disciple I'll never be the one to blindly follow I'll never be the one to bear the cross, disciple!"

"I hate everyone equally You can't tear that out of me No segregation -separation Just me in my world of enemies"

"I am the first not the last Condemned by a single kiss Betrayed eternally I'll rip inside your soul Contaminating the world Defying god and son Black heart that brings your death Living in infamy"

"Bring on the competition Your pessimism only makes my stronger I am the culmination The fucking Standard that all will followI live it every day Don't know another way"

"The eyes of the insane On a demented campaign Flashbacks Panic attacks Death raising it's ugly face at me!"

"God won't judge what I've done He crawls upon my feet A privileged pain Beneath buried are your dead On splintered bones I walk Sifting through the blood Besieged to fear Await the coming of the God!"

"Disease spreading death Entire population dies Dead before you're born Massive suicide Vicious game of fear It's all extermination now Poison in your veins Global genocide"

"World painted blood No sanctuary"

"My scars insane, my life profane I deny, defy, and spread a little hate, worldwide!"

"I'm a godless heretic Not a god-fearing lunatic"

"Religious doubt, I instigate From what the bible demonstrates Does it document creation? Or just hopeless insufliction"

"You call him the messiah, I see a reckless fashion based on mental slavery"

"The furious, aggressive double assault of Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman can best be described as relentless. If there is such a thing as a musical brawl, the Slayer sound was it. King and Hanneman were a big reason for that. [...] The lasting greatness of the King/Hanneman duo will live on through some of the greatest thrash music of all time."

"In 1982, while most L.A. metal bands were spending as much time on hair care as music, Slayer guitarists Hanneman and King perfected a style of hyperspeed, muted double picking and catchy minor-key riffing that remains hugely influential nearly 40 years later."

"With its leaden rhythms, King and Hanneman’s bludgeoning riffery and some of the most morbid images this side of Friday the 13th films, [Reign in Blood] raised the bar for thrash, announcing loudly – and proudly – that Slayer had arrived as a leader of the form, on par with the more highly touted metal peers such as Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax."

"Slayer riffs are easy to learn but hard to master."

"Back when metal was veiled in mystery, the Satanic image was the most mysterious and unnerving of all. Fans only got to see what was printed in interviews and promo shots and a band like Slayer represented pure evil incarnate. Steadily increasing in aggression from their humble NWOBHM roots, the thrash legends made their boldest declaration in 1986 with the genre-defining, boundary-pushing nightmare, ‘Reign in Blood.’"