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I have seen testament twice and they were fantastic both times... In Like 1992 or something during Judas Priests Painkiller tour Megadeth and Testament opened up....it was awesome...Souls of Black had just came out... This new album is very good too...concept album for them.
little known fact about devildrivers lead singer Dez- his father and uncle were both on the original leave it to beaver show as whitey and tooey......Evilgrin 72 said:
Tiger used to live 3 houses down from my mother. I used to see him in his driveway all the time, but he moved back to CA.
Reign in Blood is the greatest thrash metal album and best work out album of all time. I'm not even a big thrash guy but Slayer is something special.jdoggydogg said:
Nice. I was really hooked on Hail the Apocalypse for a while.
Great voice! I always thought he had some Dio potential, especially back with Strapping Young Lad
It is hard to imagine Johnny Carson running over to Slayer saying "That's how it's done!"
SYL is too much for me (I am not really a fan of thrash or speed metal, by and large, despite the Devin song I posted yesterday), but I will take Devin's voice over Dio's in a heartbeat. Devin can and has done it all vocally. And I saw him this past spring and his voice still sounds great live. Hard to believe it is holding up well when you consider how much he has abused it.
Just discovered these guys...HFS they really are a Zep clone. Kid sounds like the 2nd coming of Plant. And to me that's a great thing. Might be taking the trip up to Milwaukee to see them for 10 bucks a ticket.
Love me some mastodon.. they played show yourself on Jimmy Kimmel too.. need to catch them live soon
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It was worth saving Slayer for the home theater just for that comment. Great job by them.
LOLThat Slayer performance on Fallon was awesome!
In her younger years, my wife would listen to some metal like Priest, Maiden, etc. She was actually a big Man-o-War fan before I met her. As my tastes got heavier, hers didn't. She listens to Top 40 and classic rock now and likes 60's music (so do I).
While watching Slayer with me, during one part where the red lights were particularly going crazy, she said "this must be what hell is like"
Nice. Had never heard of them before. I just added them to my list, and will check them out next time I'm drinking. Probably sometime around 6.
...and on the other side of the spectrum, some straight ahead thrash from Soulfy:
