Undisputed Attitude
by
Slayer
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studio album
First released:
May 28 1996

Overview Edit

Undisputed Attitude is a cover album by American thrash metal band Slayer. The album is a collection of punk covers of bands like Minor Threat, T.S.O.L., D.I. and Iggy Pop. Guitarist Jeff Hanneman used two of the four punk songs he had written in 1984 and 1985 as part of a side project called Pap Smear, while King and vocalist Tom Araya wrote an original song titled "Gemini". Released on May 28, 1996 through American Recordings, Undisputed Attitude peaked at number 34 on the Billboard 200.

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Release dates:
  • May 28 1996 in United States

Genres

Hardcore Punk,
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5 stars Comment to who ever wrote "Undisputed Sellouts"
First off, kid. What's your age, 12? Slayer's Undisputed Attitude is not a new album, it's over 10 years old (may be older than you). Second, how is Slayer selling out by doing a tribute to music that basically started hardcore, thrash and speed metal (which Slayer was considered in the beginning) along with many other of the genres today. Do some research on punk and see all of the genres that came from it. Also, is it a crime for Slayer to be a fan of punk? Third, Slayer has come out with seve…
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Written by Harry D. Hart Jr.
3 stars Slayer= Undisputed
Slayer is the kind of band that can't do anything bad, and this is proof. Taking 80's punk songs and making them great but still able to hear that it's Slayer. Although I'm a bigger fan of traditional Slayer (their actual own material), this is still a good album. Thier cover of "Mr. Freeze" is pretty sick too. Check this out only if you're curious to hear how it is, but if you're someone who doesn't care that they did this c-d, just stick to Slayer's own stuff.
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Track listing Edit

  • CD

    format:
    number:
    title:
    number name artist hh:mm:ss
    1
    Disintegration / Free Money
    1:42
    2
    Verbal Abuse / Leeches
    1:59
    3
    Abolish Government / Superficial Love
    1:49
    4
    Can't Stand You
    1:29
    5
    Ddamm
    1:03
    6
    Guilty of Being White
    1:08
    7
    I Hate You
    2:18
    8
    Filler / I Don't Want to Hear It
    2:30
    9
    Spiritual Law
    3:02
    10
    Mr. Freeze
    2:25
    11
    Violent Pacification
    2:40
    12
    Richard Hung Himself
    3:23
    13
    I'm Gonna Be Your God
    3:00
    14
    Gemini
    4:53

Credits Edit

  1. performer

    1. Paul Bostaph [Drummer]

  2. producer

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15 tracks format: 1 x CD
release dates: 1996 in United States
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Undisputed Attitude 14 tracks format: 1 x CD
record label: American Recordings
release dates: Jun 18 2002
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