dedicated to the Old Bridge Militia, a group of headbangers from Old Bridge, New Jersey. "Aggressive Perfector" is performed with more "power", as described by author Joel McIver, who described the entire track listing as, "a fearsome set, although the rest of the songs don't quite have the visceral power of the opening track. In fact, the Live Undead version of "Black Magic" established a career-long trend of Slayer's live songs being more powerful than the studio versions, with very few exceptions". Reception and release AllMusic's employee Ned Raggett gave the album a two and a half star rating, noting that "Live Undead isn't really necessary except for the hardest of hardcore fans in the end, especially in comparison to Decade of Aggression," and saying that "Evil Has No Boundaries" was the best performance of the seven songs. Raggett also wrote that despite being an unnecessary release, "it does have its 'it could only be Slayer' moments — including Araya's almost casual way of rudely introducing 'Captor of Sin'." The album was originally released in 1984 under Metal Blade Records. In both 1993 and 1994, it was re-released with the same catalog numbers. In 2006, it was again re-released as an eleven-track record. It included the Haunting the Chapel EP and the studio version of "Aggressive Perfector". Track listing Original release Personnel The following personnel can be sourced from both AllMusic and the album's notes. Tom Araya – bass, vocals Kerry King – guitars Jeff Hanneman – guitars Dave Lombardo – drums Mark Gaide – recording engineer Bill Metoyer – producer, engineer Eddy Schreyer – remastering Brian Ames – layout design Albert Cueller – artwork, cover art Charts Notes References 1984 live albums Slayer live albums Metal Blade Records live albums