yep

Also, Slayers Hand of Doom and Rob Halford doing The Wizard.

Oh and Cathedrals version of Solitude... beautiful track

and then you have Ugly Kid Joe murdering N.I.B.

@lurgee The Slayer version is even better \m/

Though you might be a fan of these girls hard rockin Slayer ways
http://youtu.be/kFd2Mi2FTzs

Not for nothing, but Rick serves as yet another "poster boy" for how there will never be income "equality." Mr. Rubin would not be "equal" in salary to most people, whether there's a free market, a crony capitalist market, a socialist non-market, or a communist non-market.

Eminem, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Beastie Boys, Sir Mix-a-Lot, Lana Del Rey, Krishna Das, Johnny Cash, Adele, Rage Against the Machine, Run DMC, Danzig, Slayer, the (extremely versatile) list of course goes on and on (and on). That's why Mr. Rubin is in the 1%.. Because you (and tens or hundreds of millions of others) listen and like the albums that he produces and not the ones produced by most of the other wanna-be (or actual) "music producers."

But, of course, the envy-fiends have their "reasons" as to why they think they should be paid that kind of money and/or deserve (like mobsters do) to have a a piece of his pie.

Or that if you could only get others to vote in a certain way, you'd be Rick Rubin, or in his shoes. Such a conceit reinforces the obvious: you can only control your self. Little-to-no benefit comes from worrying about or trying to influence what other people do or don't do (especially when it has nothing to do with you and you can't do anything about it anyway). The conceit that anything else is the case leads to profound suffering on both the personal as well as on the social and political levels.

I can't sing so I just bring my guitar and amp into the bedroom and play Slayers "Angel Of Death" at full volume.

I'm sure she appreciates it, because she always jumps straight out of bed in what I can only assume is a joyous greeting to the new day.

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I scratched my head for a minute before deciding to pass it on without sifting it... I just don't know enough about Slayer to know if it's an interesting cover.

If you want it, it's yours

Greetings, sir. As you have upvoted Slayer vids in the past, it occurs to me you might like this rather odd banjo cover by Rob Scallon:



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yep, my backpack in highschool.... 1 or 2 schoolbooks, whatever fiction I was reading and about 20 cassettes 'cos you never know if today was a Slayer day, an Iron Maiden day or a Sepultura day (I listened to a lot of metal in my teens)

I really wasn't a fan of Nirvana when they came out. I was heavily into metal (Iron Maiden, Metallica, Sepultura, Slayer, etc) and Nirvana just sounded like a boring watered down version to me.

It wasn't until much later that I realised I was looking at it from the wrong direction. Nirvana were a pop band who used heavy guitars, and that was kinda cool.

I don't believe we will ever see another band with their influence again. Mainstream music today is much more fragmented, so even if someone came along and radically altered hip-hop, for example, the influence would be felt far less in other genres.

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No, no, no. Not like that. Like this:

<font color=#FF0000>SLAYER!</font>

Request from the audience: play some Slayer!