 Although it did not enter any charts , Thom Jurek from AllMusic praised Soundtrack to the Apocalypse , rewarding the box set with four out of five stars . Jurek said it had " a whopping four CDs and one DVD . " Jurek noted that discs one and two " feature tracks from Reign in Blood , and all the albums that proceed from it , and includes bonus cuts previously only released in Japan , and cuts from soundtracks . " He also said that the third disc " is , appropriately , titled ' Shit You Never Heard ' because that 's what it is — sixteen tracks that have been unissued anywhere — from rehearsals , to in @-@ concert recordings , demos , and one ' No Remorse , ' a collaboration with Atari Teenage Riot , from the Spawn soundtrack , " and that the fourth disc are " an electronic press kit video for Diabolus in Musica , and an appearance at the Kerrang magazine awards . " Adrien Begrand from PopMatters favoured the album , lauding the packaging but stating that " like any other CD box set that has come out in recent years , the band seems torn about whom to appeal to , longtime fans , or newcomers . " Begrand noted that the first disc " is especially great , as it captures Slayer at the peak of their career , starting with the classic 1986 album Reign in Blood . " PR Newswire said it was " a Slayer fan 's ultimate experience , " and The Dallas Morning News called it " a fat new audiovisual box set . " 
