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Slayer albums), the hyperfast parts lose meaning and impact. Compounding the problem is the relentless uniformity of the songwriting-the tempo seems to be essentially the same ~2. The riffs are strong on an individual level, but there's no songwriting context to put them in. Indeed, in some ways the songwriting on this album is like a mirror image of Master of Puppets-whereas Master of Puppets endlessly belabored its limited set of riffs, throwing in countless superfluous bridges and transitions that do little besides pad out the running length and test the listener's patience, Reign in Blood feels like musical ADHD, lurching seemingly at random from riff to riff and section to section with little effort made at shaping these collections of violent riffs into actual songs. Rumor has it that part of the reason this album sounds like it does is because the members of Slayer had been listening to a lot of Metallica and Megadeth and were bored by the repetition of guitar riffs in those bands' work. I did not and still do not particularly enjoy this album, but considering that I'm pushing an unpopular opinion on a much- beloved thrash metal album, I think it deserves more than the old, naive, frankly somewhat embarrassing review I wrote for it so many years ago, especially considering that I've more recently listened to the three other classic Slayer albums (Hell Awaits, South of Heaven, and Seasons in the Abyss) and the greatness of those three albums (especially Hell Awaits) brings the shortcomings of this one into sharper focus. This revision of my old review of Reign in Blood has been a long time coming. Win a Set of 10 Remastered Slayer Vinyl Albums!

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