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Eternal Live

Slaughter · 1998

47 min · 12 tracks · hard rock

A vibrant celebration of glam metal, blending anthemic choruses with infectious energy and emotional ballads.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Fly to the Angels — This track stands out for its heartfelt lyrics and soaring melody, making it a signature ballad that resonates deeply with fans.
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    Get Used to It — With its catchy chorus and infectious rhythm, this song captures the quintessential glam metal vibe that defines much of the album.
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    Shout It Out — This track exemplifies the high-energy performance style of Slaughter, encouraging audience participation and showcasing their rock prowess.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • energetic sing-along anthems
  • cathartic ballads for release
  • party-ready upbeat tracks
  • celebratory atmosphere throughout
  • late-night dance floor vibes

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer slow, introspective music
  • seek complex, experimental structures

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 1998, Eternal Live captures Slaughter during a transitional phase following their initial commercial success in the early '90s. This album came after their previous studio effort, which had seen diminishing returns as the glam metal scene waned in popularity. As a live recording, it showcases the band's resilience and commitment to their sound amidst changing musical trends.
Stylistic neighbors
Warrant· FireHouse· Poison

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Rock the World 3:52
  • 2 Get Used to It 3:26
  • 3 Shout It Out 3:29
  • 4 Mad About You 4:40
  • 5 Spend My Life 2:19
  • 6 Fly to the Angels 5:22
  • 7 Real Love 3:41
  • 8 Dance for Me 3:19
  • 9 Searchin 4:05
  • 10 Wild Life 3:06
  • 11 Move to the Music 4:00
  • 12 Up All Night 6:13

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