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Slaughter

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All Time

of 150,006

816
Decades
- 1990s
  
  of 7,254
  
  1,051
- 2000s
  
  of 10,561
  
  7,163
Genres
- Classic Rock
  
  of 841
  
  219
- Hard Rock & Metal
  
  of 1,388
  
  167
- Pop
  
  of 13,662
  
  1,477
- Rock
  
  of 8,167
  
  1,043

CAREER SPAN:

Decade

Album Score

# Albums

1990s

2.6052

2000s

0.7835

Ratings and rankings are based on all available critic reviews for each album.

Overall Band Score: Slaughter is ranked overall as 2.5543 out of 4 stars

2.5543

Slaughter Album Rankings

Slaughter scores a combined 3.5186 out of 4 stars for Fear No Evil

Fear No Evil (3.5186)

There are times that bands can amaze me. ...more

37.39

Slaughter scores a combined 3.0091 out of 4 stars for Back to Reality

Back to Reality (3.0091)

While listening toBack To Reality, the latest disc from Slaughter, for the tenth time today, I got to thinking that this was probably the perfect title for the disc. ...more

5.86

to

9.98

from (5) sources

Mass Slaughter: The Best of Slaughter by Slaughter

Slaughter scores a combined 2.8999 out of 4 stars for Mass Slaughter: The Best of Slaughter

Mass Slaughter: The Best of Slaughter (2.8999)

No review available

6.00

to

9.97

from (5) sources

Slaughter scores a combined 2.8856 out of 4 stars for Stick It to Ya

Stick It to Ya (2.8856)

Commercial hard rock bands were still immensely popular at the end of the 1980s, whenSlaughter(named after lead singerMark Slaughter) recorded its debut albumStick It to Ya. ...more

6.99

to

10.98

from (7) sources

Slaughter scores a combined 2.3833 out of 4 stars for Eternal Live

Eternal Live (2.3833)

Released as a tribute to the recently deceased guitarist Tim Kelly,Eternal Liveserves as the end of a chapter in what will surely be a long career. ...more

5.28

to

11.98

from (5) sources

Slaughter scores a combined 1.0775 out of 4 stars for The Wild Life

The Wild Life (1.0775)

At its best, Slaughter fills the same niche today that garage bands filled in the mid-Sixties – a speedy and loud but pretty and danceable combo with psychedelic pretensions and fashionable hairc ...more