are there other versions of this album?
Yes, it has received various cover interpretations, particularly on Slayer tribute albums.
South of Heaven
The title track and the song "Mandatory Suicide" have received various cover interpretations, particularly on Slayer tribute albums. 
what is south of heaven? It is a studio album. is it a studio for music or photography? Mainly for hip hop, pip and urban music. which band or singer does this album belong to? The band is "Slayer". who are the members of this band? Kerry King, Tom Araya, Paul Bostaph and Gary Holt. who amongst them is the lead singer? Tom Araya. where is he from? Viña del Mar , Chile. was he a singer since the beginning? No, he played bass. has the band he played in won any awards? UNANSWERABLE where was the album recorded? Los Angeles , California. and when did it release? 5 July, 1988. did this album win any award? Yes, it was certified gold by the RIAA.
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South of Heaven [SEP] Cover versions
The title track and the song "Mandatory Suicide" have received various cover interpretations, particularly on Slayer tribute albums. Toni Ferguson recorded string quartet adaptations of both tracks on the album "The String Quartet Tribute to Slayer: The Evil You Dread", with "South of Heaven" being described as having "menacing chord shifts" by AllMusic's Johnny Loftus. 1995 Slayer tribute album "Slatanic Slaughter" featured three songs which originally appeared on "South of Heaven", with "South of Heaven", "Mandatory Suicide" and "Spill the Blood" interpreted by Cemetary, Crown of Thorns and Grope, respectively. Its 1998 follow up "Slatanic Slaughter, Vol. 2" only featured two tracks originally from the album: "Silent Scream", arranged by Vader, and "Read Between the Lies", interpreted by Anathema.