About this album
Sound:
"An energetic blend of glam metal riffs and anthemic choruses that captures the exuberance of the mid-90s rock scene."
Where they were
Released in early 1995, 'Fear No Evil' was Slaughter's third studio album, following their successful sophomore effort, 'Wild Life' from 1992. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their sound after a brief hiatus and adapting to the changing musical landscape influenced by grunge and alternative rock.
Why it matters
'Fear No Evil' peaked at No. 29 on the Billboard 200, demonstrating Slaughter's enduring appeal despite the shifting trends in rock music. The album features radio-friendly hits that contributed to the glam metal legacy, making it a noteworthy entry during a time when many bands were struggling for relevance.
Essential tracks
- "Live Like There’s No Tomorrow" — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its motivational lyrics and catchy hooks, encapsulating Slaughter's glam metal ethos.
- "Get Used to It" — With its infectious chorus and driving beat, this song showcases the band's knack for creating radio-ready rock anthems.
- "It’ll Be Alright" — A standout power ballad that reflects emotional vulnerability while maintaining a soaring melodic structure typical of hard rock in this era.
Release Date
January 1, 1995
Tracklist
- 1 Live Like There’s No Tomorrow 5:45
- 2 Get Used to It 3:34
- 3 Searchin’ 4:27
- 4 It’ll Be Alright 5:14
- 5 Let the Good Times Roll 3:31
- 6 Breakdown n’ Cry 6:07
- 7 Hard Times 5:56
- 8 Divine Order 1:10
- 9 Yesterday’s Gone 5:12
- 10 Prelude 1:55
- 11 Outta My Head 3:51
- 12 Unknown Destination 5:29
