Metallica Gets Bashed by Slayer

after slayer show they played live wire kerry king respects the crue!!

vitor belfort wrote:

after slayer show they played live wire kerry king respects the crue!!

Are you saying he personally selected the song?

That is one of the better Crue songs and the old Crue was pretty damn good!

metallica isnt shit these days they sued their own fans over illegal downloading? Really? their sell-outs who were good in the 80's the first 4 albums rock shit after that they are shit slayer has no downfalls or flaws eat a dick haters

Slayer? who are they? are they a band? sorry but i am not familiar with their music. Metallica rules!!! slayer sucks! i couldn't name one song if you paid me!

jerry wrote:

Slayer? who are they? are they a band? sorry but i am not familiar with their music. Metallica rules!!! slayer sucks! i couldn't name one song if you paid me!

you sre such a liar and a dirt ball

shhh, dont tell,but Metallica sucks.

aaron wrote:

metallica isnt shit these days they sued their own fans over illegal downloading? Really? their sell-outs who were good in the 80's the first 4 albums rock shit after that they are shit slayer has no downfalls or flaws eat a dick haters

I agree with you, I saw a quote the other day in a metal magazine and i cant agree with it more 'anyone who has bought a metallica album in the last 15 years deservers to be crucified upside down"

ok so here it is.......both bands kinda suck now (yes I said it!) metalica was the fukin shit and so was slayer but they kinda both went downhill. Metalica was awesome up until when James actually started singing. They were fast heavy and raw.....but they lost their edge. Slayer isn't very diverse. I mean they use that one riff over and over again (the one in south of heaven, spill the blood, dead skin mask etc.) it's good but gets really old really fast.

Erlc36 wrote:

ok so here it is.......both bands kinda suck now (yes I said it!) metalica was the fukin shit and so was slayer but they kinda both went downhill. Metalica was awesome up until when James actually started singing. They were fast heavy and raw.....but they lost their edge. Slayer isn't very diverse. I mean they use that one riff over and over again (the one in south of heaven, spill the blood, dead skin mask etc.) it's good but gets really old really fast.

Slayer is old school thrash since day one, i dont thik they sound any different on any albums. Slayer does have their trademaek riffs but they are killer riffs and they still write intelligent thought provoking songs. And best of all the music still rocks. If you dont like them dont listen to them.

Sean Stan wrote:

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Slayer is old school thrash since day one, i dont thik they sound any different on any albums. Slayer does have their trademaek riffs but they are killer riffs and they still write intelligent thought provoking songs. And best of all the music still rocks. If you dont like them dont listen to them.

if u listen to slayers first album it is way different compared to their other albums. And the other albums sound very similar. I'm not saying it's bad; just that it gets old.

Slayer. Megadeth. Two names synonymous with fierce, crunching power. Two bands whose histories are inevitably intertwined in defining the thrash/metal genre. Individually, their respective prowess and accomplishments are impressive; but together, they're brutal and unstoppable. Megadeth and Slayer will join forces to co-headline "American Carnage," the most blistering, the most explosive, and the most eagerly anticipated mega-tour of the winter - and you do not want to miss it.

"American Carnage" is the first time that Slayer and Megadeth will have toured the U.S. together since 1991's epic "Clash of the Titans" tour. To celebrate that and in recognition of the tough economic times that many of their fans are having, Megadeth and Slayer have decided to roll back the price of a chunk of tickets at every U.S. show to the "1991 price" of $10.00. These specially-priced tickets will be limited and when they're gone, they're gone. Megadeth has also teamed with iloveallaccess.com to provide an Ultimate Fan Package including premium seats, meet and greets, pre-show parties and more.

In addition, Testament - who was also on the "Clash of the Titans" bill, will be Special Guests on the entire tour, marking the first time that all three bands have shared a stage together in more than 18 years, and making this a "must see" metal event.
Both Megadeth and Slayer will hit the road supporting new albums: Megadeth's 2009 album,ENDGAME, while Slayer's World Painted Blood, the band's 10th studio venture, hit stores November 3. Testament's The Formation of Damnation: Special Tour Edition, will be released on February 23, 2010, with special unreleased bonus tracks.

Slayer and Megadeth have already massacred territories together outside of the U.S.- first with four explosive dates in June, 2009 across Western Canada - "Canadian Carnage" - marking the first time the bands had shared a stage anywhere in 18 years; and then six co-headlining "Carnage" dates in Australia followed in October.
According to various Canadian press outlets last summer: "It was a night of thrash impossible to trash..." "Tales about war, death, destruction, Satan, aliens and serial killers have never been so much fun..." "The two heavy metal heavyweights ...went head-to-head on a level playing field. Both bands brought their 'A' game. And the results were anything but pretty - unless you include pretty freakin' loud and pretty freakin' awesome.

Slayer. Few bands come close to matching the intensity that Slayer - guitarists Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman, vocalist/bassist Tom Araya and drummer Dave Lombardo - brings to its live shows, having been named "Best Live Band" by numerous media outlets including Revolver, SPIN, and Metal Hammer. World Painted Blood offers a Slayer-ized point of view of our world - God's terrifying global genocide, the chaos of our broken political system, the way-too-close proximity of world horrors that technology has brought us, and a chilling hypothesis of how the rest of the world might view America. The album was recorded in Los Angeles over two time periods, during October 2008 and then between late January and March 2009. World Painted Blood was produced by Greg Fidelman, who's spent time in the studio with Metallica, the Gossip, the (International) Noise Conspiracy, Slipknot and others, and executive produced by long-time Slayer colleague, Rick Rubin, who suggested Fidelman for the project. One reviewer called the album "the heaviest, bloodiest and best album in almost two decades." Fans got a couple of early morsels of the brutal new Slayer material -- "Psychopathy Red," a Hanneman song inspired by the heinous Russian serial killer Andrei Chikatilo, who confessed to savagely murdering 56 children, was recorded last October and then leaked online. Then, the King-penned track, "Hate Worldwide," was made available in July as a limited-edition single through Hot Topic. For "American Carnage," Slayer's Tom Araya promises, "no ballads, no acoustic numbers, no slow tempos."
Megadeth. 2009 saw the release of ENDGAME, what has been heralded as Megadeth’s best album in years. It’s the record where it all comes full circle in a career that has not only set standards in hard rock and metal, but defined them. Megadeth’s signature shredding and rousing lyrics are the hallmarks of ENDGAME, with vocalist/guitarist Dave Mustaine once musing and making declarations about the world we live in, having named the album after a government document that should strike fear in the hearts of Americans! But that’s Mustaine and Megadeth, using the vehicle of music to shake things up, to make a point and to rattle your brain, literally, figuratively and sonically. Revolver magazine said of ENDGAME,“One of their best albums.”VH1’s That Metal Show deemed it,“One of the metal albums of the year”, and Popmatters said,“the record positively scorches with an intensity not heard since Rust in Peace.”
Legendary thrash metal titans Testament, whose latest award-winning release (2008 Album of the Year, Metal Hammer's Golden God Award) The Formation of Damnation, displays them as the quintessential modern heavy metal band, whose experience and accumulated skill allows them to attack with reserves of anger, energy and finesse that make them more powerful than ever. Lead singer Chuck Billy says, "Uniting these bands is the heavy metal event of generations. We are so proud to be a part of it."

Erlc36 wrote:

ok so here it is.......both bands kinda suck now (yes I said it!) metalica was the fukin shit and so was slayer but they kinda both went downhill. Metalica was awesome up until when James actually started singing. They were fast heavy and raw.....but they lost their edge. Slayer isn't very diverse. I mean they use that one riff over and over again (the one in south of heaven, spill the blood, dead skin mask etc.) it's good but gets really old really fast.

Slayer are going better than ever go research the American/Canadian Carnage tour its going to be huge!

Sean Stan wrote:

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Slayer are going better than ever go research the American/Canadian Carnage tour its going to be huge!

will do :)