List of songs recorded by Slayer

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A list of songs recorded by American thrash metal band Slayer.

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‡Indicates cover version
Name of song, lyric/music writer(s), original release, and year of release
SongLyric writer(s)Music writer(s)Original releaseYearRef.
"213" Tom Araya Jeff Hanneman Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Abolish Government / Superficial Love" ‡
(T.S.O.L. cover)		 Jack Grisham
Ron Emory
Mike Roche
Todd Barnes		 Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Addict" Kerry King Jeff Hanneman God Hates Us All
(Japanese edition)		2001 [3]
"Aggressive Perfector"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Metal Massacre Vol. 3 1983 [4]
"Angel of Death" †Jeff Hanneman Reign in Blood 1986 [5]
"Altar of Sacrifice"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman Reign in Blood 1986 [5]
"Americon"Kerry King World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"The Antichrist"Jeff HannemanJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"At Dawn They Sleep"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King
Tom Araya 		Jeff Hanneman Hell Awaits 1985 [8]
"Atrocity Vendor"Tom Araya
Kerry King		Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Beauty Through Order"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"Behind the Crooked Cross"Jeff Hanneman South of Heaven 1988 [10]
"Bitter Peace"Jeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Black Magic"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Black Serenade"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Blood Red"Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"Bloodline" †Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Born of Fire"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"Born to Be Wild" ‡
(Steppenwolf cover)		Mars Bonfire NASCAR on FOX Crank It Up 2002 [15]
"Can't Stand You" ‡
(Pap Smear cover)		Jeff Hanneman Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Captor of Sin"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Haunting the Chapel 1984 [16]
"Cast Down"Kerry King God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Cast the First Stone"Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Catalyst"Kerry King Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Catatonic"Kerry King Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Chasing Death"Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Chemical Warfare"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Haunting the Chapel 1984 [16]
"Circle of Beliefs"Kerry King Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Cleanse the Soul"Tom Araya
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman South of Heaven 1988 [17]
"Consfearacy"Kerry King Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Criminally Insane"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Reign in Blood 1986 [18]
"Crionics"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Crypts of Eternity"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Hell Awaits 1985 [8]
"Cult" †Kerry King Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Darkness of Christ"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"DDAMM (Drunk Drivers Against Mad Mothers)" ‡
(Pap Smear cover)		Jeff Hanneman Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Dead Skin Mask"Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"Death's Head"Jeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Delusions of Saviour"InstrumentalKerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Desire"Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Deviance"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Die by the Sword"Jeff Hanneman Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Dittohead"Kerry King Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Disciple"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Disintegration / Free Money" ‡
(Verbal Abuse cover)		Eric Mastrokalos
Brett Dodwell
Roy Hansen		 Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Dissident Aggressor" ‡
(Judas Priest cover)		 Rob Halford K. K. Downing
Glenn Tipton 		South of Heaven 1988 [19]
"Divine Intervention"Tom Araya
Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King
Paul Bostaph		Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Epidemic"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Reign in Blood 1986 [18]
"Evil Has No Boundaries"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		Kerry King Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Exile"Kerry King God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Expendable Youth"Tom ArayaKerry King Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"Eyes of the Insane" †Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Fictional Reality"Kerry King Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Fight Till Death"Jeff Hanneman Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Filler / I Don't Want to Hear It" ‡
(Minor Threat cover)		 Ian MacKaye
Lyle Preslar
Brian Baker
Jeff Nelson 		Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"The Final Command"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Final Six"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman Christ Illusion
(Special edition)		2006 [20]
"Flesh Storm"Kerry King Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Gemini"Kerry King
Tom Araya		 Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Ghosts of War"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 South of Heaven 1988 [10]
"God Send Death"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Guilty of Being White" ‡
(Minor Threat cover)		 Ian MacKaye Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Hallowed Point"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"Hand of Doom"‡
(Black Sabbath cover)		 Tony Iommi
Geezer Butler
Bill Ward
Ozzy Osbourne 		Nativity in Black II 2000[ citation needed ]
"Hardening of the Arteries"Jeff Hanneman Hell Awaits 1985 [8]
"Hate Worldwide" †Kerry King World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"Haunting the Chapel"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Haunting the Chapel 1984 [16]
"Hell Awaits"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Hell Awaits 1985 [8]
"Here Comes the Pain"Kerry King God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Human Disease"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King
Tom Araya		 Bride of Chucky 1998 [21]
"Human Strain"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"I Hate You" †‡
(Verbal Abuse cover)		Eric Mastrokalos
Brett Dodwell
Roy Hansen		 Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Implode" †Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"
(Iron Butterfly cover)		 Doug Ingle Less than Zero (soundtrack)1987 [22]
"In the Name of God"Kerry King Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"I'm Gonna Be Your God" [lower-alpha 1] ‡
(The Stooges cover)		 James Osterberg
Ron Asheton
Scott Asheton
Dave Alexander 		Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Jesus Saves"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Reign in Blood 1986 [5]
"Jihad"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Kill Again"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Hell Awaits 1985 [8]
"Killing Fields"Tom ArayaKerry King Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Live Undead"Tom Araya
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman South of Heaven 1988 [23]
"Love to Hate"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Mandatory Suicide"Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 South of Heaven 1988 [10]
"Metalstorm / Face the Slayer"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Mind Control"Tom Araya
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Mr. Freeze" ‡
(Dr. Know cover)		Kyle Toucher Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Necrophobic"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Reign in Blood 1986 [5]
"Necrophiliac"Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman Hell Awaits 1985 [8]
"New Faith"Kerry King God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Not of This God"Kerry King World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"Overt Enemy"Jeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Payback"Kerry King God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Perversions of Pain"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Piano Wire"Jeff Hanneman Repentless 2015 [9]
"Piece by Piece"Kerry King Reign in Blood 1986 [5]
"Playing with Dolls"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"Point"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Postmortem" †Jeff Hanneman Reign in Blood 1986 [18]
"Praise of Death"Jeff HannemanKerry King Hell Awaits 1985 [8]
"Pride in Prejudice"Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Psychopathy Red" †Jeff Hanneman World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"Public Display of Dismemberment"Kerry King World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"Raining Blood" †Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman Reign in Blood 1986 [18]
"Read Between the Lines"Tom Araya
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman South of Heaven 1988 [17]
"Reborn"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman Reign in Blood 1986 [18]
"Repentless" †Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Richard Hung Himself" ‡
(D.I. cover)		 Casey Royer
Frederic Taccone		 Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Scarstruck"Kerry King God Hates Us All
(Japanese edition)		2001 [3]
"Screaming from the Sky"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya
Kerry King		Jeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Scrum"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Seasons in the Abyss" †Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"Serenity in Murder" †Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Seven Faces"Kerry King God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Sex. Murder. Art."Tom ArayaKerry King Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Show No Mercy"Kerry King Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Silent Scream"Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 South of Heaven 1988 [23]
"Skeleton Christ"Kerry King Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Skeletons of Society"Kerry King Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"South of Heaven"Tom ArayaJeff Hanneman South of Heaven 1988 [23]
"Spill the Blood"Jeff Hanneman South of Heaven 1988 [17]
"Spirit in Black"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"Spiritual Law" ‡
(D.I. cover)		 Casey Royer Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Snuff"Kerry King World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"SS-3"Jeff HannemanJeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Divine Intervention 1994 [1]
"Stain of Mind" †Kerry KingJeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica 1998 [11]
"Supremist"Kerry King Christ Illusion 2006 [12]
"Take Control"Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Temptation"Kerry King Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"Threshold"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"Tormentor"Jeff Hanneman Show No Mercy 1983 [7]
"Unguarded Instinct"Kerry KingJeff Hanneman Diabolus in Musica
(Japanese edition)		1998 [11]
"Unit 731"Jeff Hanneman World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"Verbal Abuse / Leeches" ‡
(Verbal Abuse cover)		Eric Mastrokalos
Brett Dodwell
Roy Hansen		 Undisputed Attitude 1996 [2]
"Vices"Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Violent Pacification" ‡
(D.R.I. cover)		Colin Blyth
Colin Abrahall
Ross Lomas		 Undisputed Attitude
(Japanese edition)		1996 [24]
"War Ensemble"Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman Seasons in the Abyss 1990 [13]
"War Zone"Kerry King God Hates Us All 2001 [14]
"When the Stillness Comes" †Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]
"Wicked"Tom Araya
Paul Bostaph		Jeff Hanneman
Kerry King		 Diabolus in Musica
(Japanese edition)		1998 [25]
"World Painted Blood" †Jeff Hanneman
Tom Araya		Jeff Hanneman World Painted Blood 2009 [6]
"You Against You"Kerry King Repentless 2015 [9]

Notes

  1. ↑ Recorded by the Stooges as "I Wanna Be Your Dog".

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