Slayer - Live 1990, Philadelphia, Trocadero Theatre
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 1990 09 09
Line-up:
Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P. 2013) - Guitars
Tom Araya - Vocals, Bass
Dave Lombardo - Drums
Kerry King - Guitars
Set-list:
01. Raining Blood (0:24)
02. Black Magic (2.48)
03. South of Heaven (6:18)
04. War Ensemble (10:07)
05. Blood Red (16:28)
06. Dead Skin Mask (21:00)
07. Born of Fire (25:55)
08. Postmortem (30:05)
09. Skeletons of Society (34:00)
10. Die by the Sword (40:19)
11. Seasons in the Abyss (45:40)
12. Spirit in Black (52:00)
13. Mandatory Suicide (57:30)
14. Expendable Youth (1:01:35)
15. At Dawn They Sleep (1:07:25)
16. Live Undead (1:15:00)
17. Altar of Sacrifice (1:21:14)
18. Jesus Saves (1:24:00)
19. Angel of Death (1:28:40)
Torn out seats that were bolted into concrete, sprinkler pipes ripped off ceilings, railings and barricades bent, paneling ripped off, shit there are more situations than that even. Slayer shows were fucking berserk back in the 90’s
I was there !!!! Water coming down was insane!!!
This has got to be the best Slayer song lineup ever
Absolutely, this is the real slayer,
Dave ,Jeff, Tom,and Kerry.
That's the only slayer.
@@aboutthemetal8783 and look at the setlist omg all the best songs
This is Slayer at 100%. Thats obvious
For real
Haha, Yeessss, yes . THIS is the REAL SLAYER, youngster. For many years it was the ONLY Slayer. Back then we had no concept of any other Slayer because it was THESE 4 guys who created and originated a band named Slayer in a different century, even before the calendar year read ,"2000"! If you could imagine THAT!...YEP, it was waaay back in a strangely named year called, "1981 A.D."! Even before you were born. It was sooo long ago, that "the internet" didn't exist yet, believe it or not. Then, one day the greatest ever metal drummer, Dave Lombardo left the band & their music went south of the heavenly sounding raw brutality it once had. Sadly, it was already a changed band when the unthinkable eventually happened. You see, the driving force behind the band, Jeffrey Hanneman fell ill & could no longer BE the strongly beating heart and soul for this band. He was 1 of the 2 guitarists & the main man behind the writing of best lyrics and music to be performed & recorded by this band. The world waited in great anticipation of him regaining his health & his return to the band that so desperately still needed him in order to continue with greatness. That day would never come, as he passed away back in 2013. It devasted & broke the band that much more. Though the remaining 2 great band members made a valiant effort to continue carrying the GREAT SLAYER TORCH on forward by adding a couple of "o.k." replacement musicians in the absence of Dave & Jeff for a few years. They released 1 final album to close out the legendary Slayer discography. Shortly later, the band announced their Final World Tour in Jan 2018 & spent 2 years covering the planet with concerts for all & to personally thank & celebrate with all of the greatest fans in the world for around 40 years of music, craziness, fun, love, hate and loyalty. That ride made its final destination at the L.A. Forum in Nov. 2019. But, SLAYER wil live on... FOREVER!!!
Holy shit, I was there and NEVER thought I'd see this posted here. The Troc had a bar on the ground floor that was not in use. At one point I backed up to it to keep upright as I was never big into going into the pit. At some point a girl latched onto my jacket for the same purpose and hung onto me for a good 6 songs before being swept away. The other main memory I have is the one ass that kept jumping off the balcony onto the crowd below. After the first time they were watching for him and cleared a space for his landing. He was helped up and out of the building after that landing. That and the whole ending with the plaster coming down from the ceiling as the upper floor flooded. Craziest show I ever was at easily.
I was there too. I was on the left side of the pit less than 10 feet away from Jeff. It was the first pit I had ever been in. It was pretty savage but everyone had each other's backs and if somebody went down we all helped each other back up as quickly as we could so nobody got trampled on or tripped over. I recently watched a few short videos of bands I never heard of and what these guys were doing in the pits is what the skinheads used to do at metal shows in the 80s, just throwing punches and swinging all over the place. And it pissed us metal heads off to no end.
True story: This is the infamous show that shut down the legendary Troc for close to 9 months. The fans got so crazy they ripped apart the sprinkler system upstairs. Also, legend has it...to be true...that many fans ran across the street to the Greyhound parking lot and tipped over a parked bus. Slayer did not play the Troc again until July 1995.
Felony Strutter it sure is. I was 14 yo. Never forget it
I was there on the balcony when that happened. Multiple kids were hanging from it. This show was by my definition perfect pandemonium.
Mark Pingitore whats up Mark. Small world. I'm Jim. I told you guys how Pagan Babies were responsible for my love of hardcore on some FB post not long ago. You guys still have any Last discographys laying around. Thank you again brother
Jim I totally remember! Yes small world. I stumbled across this video by accident. I've seen a lot of shows in my time and this one was pure pandemonium.
And yes I do have Last discs around. hit me up on FB.
Like a prime Mike Tyson, this is Slayers peak right here, they could have retired at this point and they still would have achieved everything they had in metal and yet they were all still in their 20s, what a band.
The bands songwriting peak for sure. Not Lombardo's though. He was struggling with the double bass left and right during this period.
@@gsoltis29 yea the managers wanted him to be seen more so they told him to raise his seat more. But you can’t make someone who’s been comfortable and thrives with their sitting position and then change it and expect the same results
@@Pneuma2001 Did you read that book also? I still can't believe some of the shit Dave pulled. I can't imagine playing with someone that wouldn't even setup and breakdown their own kit in the early days. I'm three back surgeries in because I lugged my shit to every show
Holy shit!!! I hadn't realized the fact about their age.Lombardo was 25 when they wrote:Seasons in the abyss!?!?
The drums are unreal there,so much. detail!
@@gsoltis29 "Some of the shit Dave pulled"? 3 back surgeries later? Who's fault is THAT? It wasn't Dave's stupidity to not learn to get a drum tech to help you out after the first back surgery. Even a lab rat likely would've figured that out by the second one" let alone before the third.
Kinda sounds to me like you're hating on him simply because he made his self a legendary household name as ONE OF the, if not THEE highest respected drummer of a genre and generation, & you're not. Maybe rooted out of jealousy, idk..
I cant say I even know you, so I'm not knocking your own talents or accolades as a musician/skinsman. You may even be a phenomenal drummer for all I know. Regardless of whether you are a drummer or not, its still childish & immature of you to throw shade on his name & his playing.
My mullet pops up at the 5:39 mark. I chipped a tooth in that pit. Had it fixed but it broke again. now its a momento. \m/
Randy Hernandez that was u in the yellow
Oh wait no, u were the one in crowd with white shirt
That’s absolutely true about The Troc being shut down after this infamous show. I was at the show as well. I bought a scalped ticket outside The Troc minutes into Raining Blood. With out a doubt the best Slayer show I ever saw. Seeing them in a small venue was fucking awesome. They played all of ‘Seasons... expect: ‘Hallowed Point’ and ‘Temptation’. Slayer in their prime!
This was the second show I saw, Metallica's Damaged Justice tour at the classic Spectrum in Philadelphia being the first. This was Slayer's Week in the Abyss tour. Seasons in the Abyss wasn't even out yet. Seeing those 2 bands in their prime at 2 of Philly's best venues is something I will never forget. And to be able to watch both shows on RUclips is a blessing and brings back great memories. I started the Angel of F@#king Death chant at the end. I was screaming shit throughout the whole show.
Dave was having problems with his bass pedals back then for a little while. His road manager told him to lift his seat up so people could see him more, but it stuffed up his pedal work. Even the pedals on the album version of war ensemble were dubbed because he couldn’t nail them. All due his lifting of his seat. Thankfully he realised after a while and got back to his best.
Dave said it was Rick Rubin who advised him to raise the seat. But Dave couldn't play really fast Doublebass in the wrong position.
please refer Grip Inc. Interview: ruclips.net/video/iztKjPqHnb8/видео.html
This is the real slayer, you had to be there in that time, its unexplainable.
The last tour was not Slayer at all. The band or the audience reaction to them,. It was brutal seeing them back in the day. You never knew if you would break an arm or leg or get knocked out :)
@@gsoltis29 I love slayer, I ruptured my eardrum listening to them in highschool and sadly that last tour was the only time I got to see them live and it was so underwhelming me and my friend fell asleep during their set
@@MetalHead4Life94 that really sucks man. You should check out the 2004 London show. Dave was just back. It's just like the old days
@@MetalHead4Life94 here it is ruclips.net/video/ZI1NF6Cgjtw/видео.html
I saw them on the RIB and SOH tours. The second had Tony Scag on drums. Just not the same.
Dave is a god damn BEAST 🤘
ruclips.net/video/EuPYJ0bzOdM/видео.html
Welcome to 2021
Slayer in there absolute strength🤘😎
Great fucking set , R.I.P HANNEMAN
Tom was going hard this show. The whole band was on point.
I saw them on this tour, Testament opened up, they were pounding it hard, the sound was bouncing off the walls, it was insane, my head almost blew up!GREAT TIMES!!!!
different tour. This one is from the "a week in the abyss" tour September 1990 billed as ANGEL OF DEATH. What you saw is the "seasons" tour in January/ February/ Marth 1991.
@@snakepitguy That's correct! I saw them the week before at the Sundance (RIP) in Bayshore LI with Biohazard and White Zombie. Small club. Absolutely feral pit. The cops were outside in riot gear after with the amount of violence happening in the parking lot.
29 years later, I watched them 'still kicking ass' in Melbourne 3 days ago. RIP JEFF. Slayer 4 Eva! \m/\m/
I saw this short east coast warm up tour at The Channel in Boston,ma. I remember tickets were $14.50. Slayer had god like status at that time,I couldn't believe I was seeing them jam from 5 feet away.
I was at that show too, Meliah Rage opened for them. Crazy and very memorable concert!
Everyone knows at dawn they sleep is the best underrated slayer song
Best part of the show: AT DAWN THEY SLEEP / LIVE UNDEAD / ALTAR OF SACRIFICE / JESUS SAVES / ANGEL OF DEATH I'd like to see them end their final tour just like this!
Your wish was not heard
I was supposed to go had a ticket and everything. .Ride flaked on us.Still have the ticket.Awesome i get to see the show.
I was at their last show , and I’ve was lucky to see them live like 5 times , every single show was as good as this one , Holt and Bostaph didn’t disappoint never
Why last Show?
@@ursulaschlapbach311Maybe OP is a fan of the band and hasn't been alive long enough, or geographically close enough, to have seen them any other time prior, so the last show is the best they could get?
I saw this "week in the abyss" tour in Providence Front row Still have Toms pick! 9/13/90 Tiny place called the living room This was the 2nd and last time they played Live Undead what a shame
And I hope to make it to their "last ever" show here in Europe, in Balingen, Germany, Aug 3, 2019. It's sad to see them end it but what an amazing and diverse catalog they leave behind. They go down in my history book as the greatest and truest thrash band ever!
@Lamb of god Central no
I hope you made to the last show in europe. I was blessed to see there last show ever. It was my 29th Slayer gig and yet they still floored me like they always do. I got choked up and sad that this was the end and yet was happy for Tom, who deserves much needed time with his family.
I forgot to add that I saw Lamb of God once...only because Slayer was playing next.
Yeah, saw Slayer play their last show in Holland. Great setlist this one! Tom had the guts to stop working with Kerry. Kerry King has become a freaky duder, as if he didnt change since he was 16…
@@london3618 Nice! Man,how they'll be missed. :( Tom has bad hearing loss and was no doubt tired of touring.
Saw them twice on this tour.....once in Poughkeepsie, NY and a few nights later in New Haven, CT....the good old days when no one touched Slayer live
The half time breakdown during Angel of Death is the heaviest fucking thing to ever grace this world.
RIP Jeff
Killer playlist!
Best set ever.
great songs. Ive seen many shows at the Troc and there has always been great sound. i wish someone had the shows of Slayer from City Gardens in Trenton NJ from the Hell Awaits and Reign in Blood tours. I went to those shows and they were unbelievable
they played with Venom for RIB tour...amazing line up. Wasn't Overkill the opening band?
shows were recorded on audio Robert.
I was at that show and I was upfront my ears rang for four days after that every show I went to I made sure I had earplugs LOL
I miss the Troc more than any of the other venues/shows I went to. I'm too old for the shenanigans that happened there, but I also miss seeing 3/4 bands and paying less than $20.
FUCKIN SLAYER!
Воо, кошмар - ранние Slayer, уже популярные, но ещё в полной своей творческой силе - 90 лучший альбом - динамика, мелодика - красота!
Contrary to what the lunatic Norbert Freidrich says below-this is the most uncompromising band on the planet. One of the few thrash bands that dared to come to Belfast during troubled times. Hail to the Kings!
I love...LOVE SLAYER.....truth is Kerry started playing 7 string Nu Metal shit and the ONLY thrash band to get heavier every album was TESTAMENT. The mid to 2000 Testament put out LOW, Demonic (where they went almost death metal) and The Gathering. Slayer released a punk album and the album (forget the title) with the white dude on the album ..first three songs were awesome and then they almost went nu metal...ughh check out Srrum. So while I love Slayer (Kerry is an asshole) but Testament was the band that uncompromised...,,not Slayer.
playing seven strings doesnt mean your playing nu-metal. ALOT of nu-metal was in 6 strings too. Stupid analogy. You forgot the last couple of tracks especially POINT were pretty thrash. Most of the 7 string shit was on god hates us all none of it was diabolus in musica which was considered influenced by nu-metal and 95% written by jeff hanneman if you looked at the credits. You can blame him as well.
luke knutson I think Diabolus is a good album. I like it better than anything that came out after it.
EVERY SLAYER RECORD CRUSHES ASS!!!
@@ms.felonystrutter2472
Fuckin spot on!!!!! Testament are class one of the few original thrash bands that are consistently at a high level. They are a band of fuckin super stars.
You guys are so talented. TOM YOUR EXCEPTIONALLY GIFTED.
❤ ELLIE
Legendary set list
i was there!!! Dudes busted the fire pipes at the end of concert causing a massive flood!
I was there to we busted the pipes accidentally we were hanging on them head-banging and they all just came out of the ceiling
9/10 Hammerjacks. Me and my buddy RIP went drinking beer in the car listening to slayer. Later joined by other buddies another RIP who decided to go to the block first. Next thing I know there was a bunch of cop cars driving around the block nonstop. We got in line and I made friends with a dude that went to the Philly show. I recall seeing people passed out or dead kissing the curb or laid out on the sidewalk. We get in and I get 2 beers & with GA, no way in hell was gonna get another nor piss. I was looking at vids of Hammer shows & confused where I was at as it didn't match the Slayer show as people didn't line to the stage due to a huge pit. I was the first row non-pit which was at the very edge of a step down.
There were these chicks jumping off the balcony then the guys would catch them, then pass them around. All of the sudden this dude jumps up then yells Heavy Metal or Slayer, I forget now, he jumps, the crowd parts like the Red Sea in front of Moses, bam! The poor b@stard lands face first on the floor. He missed the show as he was carried out on aa stretcher. The show was great but a pain in the arse as it was a constant struggle being pushed then pushing back. I was fighting for my life as there was no way in hell I wanted to fall over that step into that pit. We were big dudes, we had lines of people crushed into us, we held up better than Super Bowl Champions. We'd lose 2 steps, anchor like tug-of-war, push back for 20 minutes, get 2 steps back. 45 second rest, repeat all night long. One cool thing was a guy fell in the pit right in front of us, I think it was the guy from Philly & I simultaneously grabbed each of his shoulders with lightning speed, then got him up before anybody stepped on him.
The opening band was called Skeleton and they didn't go over well. People were spitting & throwing drinks on them. We wanted them to get the F off the stage. Highlights of new songs Expendable, Dead, Seasons,, & Spirts. Jeff was chubby so drinking Coors Light instead of Bud. I was a Tom fanboy so stood in front of him. He was the king of headbanging/thrashing/screaming at the time. Wish I would have gotten a tour shirt but didn't see where they were sold. Slayer F off too much so missed Angel assuming they even played it? My friends had enough so told me it was time to go. I was on vacation but they all had work in the morning, with like an hour half drive to their pad. We were all from central PA, they all worked down there. It was really loud so my ears rung for 2 or 3 days. Eagles beat Giants on MNF, Punch- Out was released on NES without Mike Tyson, and at the mall I bought an album from an unknown band that week called Pantera: Cowboys From Hell.
WHAT A F STORY MAN, love it so much
That quick transition into the solo of Die by the Sword at 42:40 is mind blowing.
🤔
How is that so mind-blowing? That's how the song goes, and that was back when Kerry could still play guitar solos. Is that the part that shocks you more?
They sound great.
Saw them 5 days later at L’amour’s; insanity.
Thank You for the upload! Who could have predicted that Slayer would go on to be so respected even by the Mainstream and go on to win a Grammy. if you would have told a younger me that i would have thought you were Hitting the pipe! LOL.
I was there total mayhem!!! After the show their was a riot in the streets ❤❤❤❤❤
True and clean sound of drums. It's awesome!!!
What killer set list: they barely played Skeletons of Society, Live Undead, born of fire, expendable youth..Hail Slayer!
Slayer at their best.
Incredible energy, Philly! You can hear the maniacs screaming in ecstasy the whole show! Amazing! As a fan, you live for moments like this. Glad I can I say I saw Slayer when they were THIS good. \m/
Very awesome concert! Slayer's greatest hits live!
I WAS THERE😆INCREDIBLE
Wow. ‘90. I wasn’t into Slayer yet. Weird to see how young they are.
El Trocadéro,impresionante la gente sintiendo el show...
Slaaaaayyyyyyerrrrrree Natal city -Brazil
❤️🔥
lol Most of the security guys are senior citizens now.
+standepain So is Slayer!
If not dead
1:12:10 Sick downpicking from Jeff. Eat your heart out Mr Hetfield. :)
Such A SHOW
this shit is god damn beautiful and reading stories of y’all fucking up the venue is so fucking killer, slayer done right bruh if i was there i would’ve joined it right there too. hearing people scream the fucking lyrics and random shit the ENTIRE TIME. so fucking sick
only slayer could open a set with raining blood and still get heavier by the end.
WOW, JUST WOW. My goodness!!!!
32:22 Nice choreography guys
Legendary 🤘
Awesome killer period, for me the best. And Slayer with Lombardo, it's the war live & on records !! Furious evil thrash quality with the original line-up.
I was there. 🤘🏼
Amazing
I was at this show. What a mad house to say the least,
I was there, phenomenal show, Pit was real, from start to finish!
The Slayer show was on a Sunday night, I was there. Wednesday was Suicidal Tendencies, Exodus, and Pantera. The Troc was still open for business.
The quality is freakin phenomenal for 1990... belongs in the rock n roll hall of fame
It sounds INCREDIBLE
Best Slayer set list I’ve seen. Awesome 🤘
01:22:28 Master Lombardo
This is great setlist anyone this was slayer in there prime I got to see slayer in 2014 with suicidal exodus they were still good and I was only 10 years old on this tour so I missed this one
MORE CLOSE TO THE HELL IS A SLAYER IN CONCERT....NO DOUBT.
It’s hard to believe that this was will be 34 years in June. It seems like it was last night. I was a finishing my junior year of high school when I saw this show. It’s totally fucking crazy. Slayer at their best! Think about it, the songs from ‘Seasons In the Abyss’ are being played for the first time that night. It’s also hard to fathom that ‘South of Heaven’ was released 2 years before this show. Totally fucking crazy!
I saw Slayer here on the Undisputed Attitude tour and someone hit Tom in the face with a boot or a sneaker and I thought he was gonna stop the show after a few minutes he started playing again
If you're talking about the show at The Troc in 96, I was there and saw him get blasted with the sneaker.
Lol,I saw that,it was a shoe,the drummer ask ton after that happend if he wanted to leave.Lol
Ahh the Troc, I saw Pantera there also, Testament, great times, 89-90-91 were the best....
I was here!
You can hear how tight they were... imagine this but 5 thousand time as incredibl... 5000 times as loud down the front ... yah
live undead ,live
I believe this was during the “Week in the Abyss” tour Slayer did in the East Coast just before “Seasons in the Abyss” was released. I saw them when they hit Hammerjacks in Baltimore.
Live undead 🎉
Thanks for uploading this!! Liked
Desgraaaaaaaaaaça! Saudações do Brasil!
Hail Slayer
So fucking good!
1:33:23 Bruce Lee as a security beating a fan.
looks like Tom calls him out
Great.. Nice sound too
Bro, thanks for posting. This is GOLD!! FUCKING SLAYER FOR MOTHERFUCKING EVER! !!
I miss you dad 2019
Fucking expressive performance/gig/set-list(for me only lack Kill Again and Piece by Piece)
Playing 8 songs of Seasons when they haven't even released the album yet??!! That's a lot to ask of your audience. Great concert though. Thanks for posting!
I was at this show, it was billed as "A Week in the Abyss" - small theater tour to test/premier new tracks. Awesome show, until the end when the audience was so fired up they tore the place up, then proceeded into the streets and attempted to tip a Septa bus.
Wow, unreal. I always heard how rowdy/violent their concerts could be.
This was the first night of rehearsal shows (As mentioned "A Week In The Abyss") before the Seasons Tour eventually started. Slayer had a big history with Philly back then.
At 44:29, Tom mentions Freddy Kruger. I was the one in the mask. I had been to 7 or 8 Slayer shows (at that point) and always wore it during Die By The Sword.
And yep, the Troc was destroyed. The entire sprinkler system was ripped out of the ceiling on the first floor, under the balcony *near the bar) and it just got worse after that.There's also another video of this show somewhere, I handed the camera to my buddy so I could put the Freddy mask on & head up to the stage.
Trulysarcastic44 The whole point of this 8 day club tour was so they could practice the new songs for the European Clash of the Titans tour. We were thrilled to see them in a small club again It was legendary At Dawn They Sleep!!
JagsLair This was the 3rd night It was: 9/7 Poughkeepsie 9/8 Bayshore 9/9 Philadelphia 9/10 Baltimore 9/11 New Haven 9/12 Boston 9/13 Providence 9/14 Brooklyn
I saw them two days later in new haven ct... my 1st club show... omfg... but Tom was always paranoid of fans getting too close...
a crime to be this un remastered and un reissued.
How great it would be if Full HD recordings were available at that time
Araya made a motzer of the lyrics on the first verse of Spirit In Black. Didn't matter but, song was still killer...
They were practicing.....
Slayeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrr we miss you
I was at this show! So glad I found this video.
1:33:23 Damn those bouncers were ruthlessly beating up the kid! Tom saw it and was not happy about it..
SLAYER é foda!
The.best.metal.band.ever
Ahhhh the Troc. Best place in Philly for a show. Type O Negative did the Halloween shows except for the last one for Life is Killing Me
Thats the first time i hear Dave Lombardo making some mistakes... South of Heaven he leaves out a short tom part, Seasons he plays a simplified, different roll, shortly after he messed up a roll and a few other things (as the band did as a whole on this song). Never heard something like that from Dave before.
Dead skin mask! \m/
Crude and violent. FUCKING SLAYER!
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