Slayer did, does and will always rule. They were truly an original band who inspired literally thousands of copycats. A lot of people give Metallica most of the credit for starting the American thrash scene, but they had roots mainly in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Slayer was a true American band, stemming more from the early 80s LA punk scene than anything else.
Here's a more recent pic with original drummer Dave Lombardo back in the band.
That was amazing! Definitely a great way to start the morning! Bert & Ernie were killing it on the drums! Oscar's vocals were spot on. Grover's tecnique was a little sloppy, but he still pulled it off.
<< <i>Slayer did, does and will always rule. They were truly an original band who inspired literally thousands of copycats. A lot of people give Metallica most of the credit for starting the American thrash scene, but they had roots mainly in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Slayer was a true American band, stemming more from the early 80s LA punk scene than anything else.
Here's a more recent pic with original drummer Dave Lombardo back in the band.
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-The guy on left looks like Todd Hoffman from Gold Rush with a hundred pounds off him, lmao!
-Not a fan of Metal, but not Metallica??
Rolling Stone's Readers Poll top Ten:
10. Tool 9. Pantera 8. Led Zeppelin 7. Judas Priest 6. Megadeth 5. Slayer 4. Iron Maiden 3. Black Sabbath 2. Dream Theater 1. Metallica
<< <i>I'm going to see Journey and Knight Ranger next Tuesday, >>
Our July concerts here in the Couv (WA) is The Steve Miller Band and Journey...the following weekend is the final tour of the Motley Crue concert. I was at the first concert in L.A. and now their last.(
<< <i>Slayer did, does and will always rule. They were truly an original band who inspired literally thousands of copycats. A lot of people give Metallica most of the credit for starting the American thrash scene, but they had roots mainly in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Slayer was a true American band, stemming more from the early 80s LA punk scene than anything else.
Here's a more recent pic with original drummer Dave Lombardo back in the band.
>>
-The guy on left looks like Todd Hoffman from Gold Rush with a hundred pounds off him, lmao!
-Not a fan of Metal, but not Metallica??
Rolling Stone's Readers Poll top Ten:
10. Tool 9. Pantera 8. Led Zeppelin 7. Judas Priest 6. Megadeth 5. Slayer 4. Iron Maiden 3. Black Sabbath 2. Dream Theater 1. Metallica >>
This list is a slight Joke.... No Anthrax and .......No Motorhead or Diamond Head???? Who do you think started all this?
I remember leaving a Metallica concert in 1996 and me and my buddies ran into Scott Ian in the street outside the stadium. He had 2 pretty nice looking girls in each arm. Guy singed outer ticket stubs. Couldn't have been more nice actually. He was in a great mood. Wonder where he was off to? Lol
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Kiss me twice.....let's party.
Here's a more recent pic with original drummer Dave Lombardo back in the band.
Reign in Blood is a masterpiece of a CD/album in my opinion
<< <i>Didn't one of the band members become a Christian? >>
No Matt, you're thinking of Dave Mustaine of Megadeth.
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<< <i>Didn't one of the band members become a Christian? >>
No Matt, you're thinking of Dave Mustaine of Megadeth. >>
Ah...okay...thanks Matt!
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<< <i>Didn't one of the band members become a Christian? >>
No Matt, you're thinking of Dave Mustaine of Megadeth. >>
Ah...okay...thanks Matt! >>
No problem!
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<< <i>Matt, you're a real... >>
Thanks!
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<< <i>Matt, you're a real... >>
Thanks! >>
He wasn't talking to you, he was talking me.
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<< <i>Matt, you're a real... >>
Thanks! >>
He wasn't talking to you, he was talking me. >>
Screw off!!
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You mention NWOBHM bands, that movement is highly underrated. There were tons of GREAT, heavy, doomy bands that nobody ever heard in the US.
My favorite right now is Witchfynde!!!!!!!!!! Give em Hell!!!!!!!
Witchfinder General is also great.
For the US nobody was ever better than Pentagram.
<< <i>Were they formerly known as Hall and Oates? >>
No that was Geraldo's band.
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<< <i>Were they formerly known as Hall and Oates? >>
No that was Geraldo's band.
Geraldo?? I thought that was Baba Booey
Here's my crappy video. Green Day
I think they still do.
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<< <i>Sesame Slayer >>
That was ridiculously awesome. I haven't stopped laughing for five minutes.
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<< <i>Sesame Slayer >>
Oscar steals the show. Good stuff.
My favorite band since 1993 is Tool... the best live concert you could ever hope to witness.
<< <i>Sesame Slayer >>
That was amazing! Definitely a great way to start the morning! Bert & Ernie were killing it on the drums! Oscar's vocals were spot on. Grover's tecnique was a little sloppy, but he still pulled it off.
<< <i>I saw them in concert about two months here in Atlanta. >>
That's a long ass concert.
and I'd much rather see Green Day these days, their last two albums have been true works of art.
<< <i>Maynard is God. >>
For reals... love his new Puscifer stuff too.
<< <i>I'm going to see Journey and Knight Ranger next Tuesday, >>
EPIC FAIL.
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
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<< <i>Didn't one of the band members become a Christian? >>
I know the ex-guitar player for Korn did.
<< <i>Slayer did, does and will always rule. They were truly an original band who inspired literally thousands of copycats. A lot of people give Metallica most of the credit for starting the American thrash scene, but they had roots mainly in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Slayer was a true American band, stemming more from the early 80s LA punk scene than anything else.
Here's a more recent pic with original drummer Dave Lombardo back in the band.
-The guy on left looks like Todd Hoffman from Gold Rush with a hundred pounds off him, lmao!
-Not a fan of Metal, but not Metallica??
Rolling Stone's Readers Poll top Ten:
10. Tool
9. Pantera
8. Led Zeppelin
7. Judas Priest
6. Megadeth
5. Slayer
4. Iron Maiden
3. Black Sabbath
2. Dream Theater
1. Metallica
"Live everyday, don't throw it away"
<< <i>I'm going to see Journey and Knight Ranger next Tuesday, >>
Our July concerts here in the Couv (WA) is The Steve Miller Band and Journey...the following weekend is the final tour of the Motley Crue concert. I was at the first concert in L.A. and now their last.
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<< <i>Slayer did, does and will always rule. They were truly an original band who inspired literally thousands of copycats. A lot of people give Metallica most of the credit for starting the American thrash scene, but they had roots mainly in the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. Slayer was a true American band, stemming more from the early 80s LA punk scene than anything else.
Here's a more recent pic with original drummer Dave Lombardo back in the band.
-The guy on left looks like Todd Hoffman from Gold Rush with a hundred pounds off him, lmao!
-Not a fan of Metal, but not Metallica??
Rolling Stone's Readers Poll top Ten:
10. Tool
9. Pantera
8. Led Zeppelin
7. Judas Priest
6. Megadeth
5. Slayer
4. Iron Maiden
3. Black Sabbath
2. Dream Theater
1. Metallica >>
This list is a slight Joke.... No Anthrax and .......No Motorhead or Diamond Head???? Who do you think started all this?
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Reign in Blood is a masterpiece of a CD/album in my opinion >>
I second this!
<< <i>Didn't one of the band members become a Christian? >>
Are you thinking of Head from Korn!!
PS - did you know Scott Ian is married to Meatloaf's daughter.