Slayer

Feeling old yet? Don't worry, these albums will keep you young.

"How many more decades do we have to play?"

Slayer icon worried that insects would think he was trying to swat them instead of playing his kit.

A way better decade than most people give it credit for.

They sang the words, but didn't write 'em.

They've seen a million faces, and they've rocked them all!

Are you brave enough to enter?

On July 5, 1988, Slayer released their follow-up to 'Reign in Blood.'

Who said Seattle killed metal?

Some of these are among the greatest rock and metal albums of all time.