He can't really play that, that's for sure. :p Jeff owns Kerry IMO.

[QUOTE=shamed-angel]He can't really play that, that's for sure. :p Jeff owns Kerry IMO.[/QUOTE]

As in many people's opinons. Though Kerry has wrote some sweet songs without Jeff co-writing. Such as Dittohead or Skeletons of Society.

They Rock

that was a good PS

:lol: :lol:

Kerry King playing bagpipes? That is so freakin' awesome. Image the intro to Raining Blood on bagpipes. :lol:

A irish/scottish thrash song doesn't sound so bad either. I have heritages from both so my Opinon is but a wee bit biased.

I have this russian band that has flutes and I think
They have a bagpipe in there

haha itd be funny to hear Slayer songs with bagpipes :lol:

That would be so cool

it's like how Tallica has those cello's they should do the same with slayer

Slayer would never do any type of orchestration. At least according to an interview with Kerry King on slayerized.com . It was kinda funny on that interview as he totally rips on some of the other big thrash bands.

Like who?

[QUOTE=Britton]Like who?[/QUOTE]


Megadeth and Metallica.


Actually he has some really bad stuff to say about dave. Guess Dave's not gettin' a christmas card from Kerry anytime soon.

Where is this interview?

[QUOTE=lightningmetal666]Megadeth and Metallica.


Actually he has some really bad stuff to say about dave. Guess Dave's not gettin' a christmas card from Kerry anytime soon.[/QUOTE]

When did Megadeth do a symphony thing? I know Metallica did. But I can't recall Megadeth having an orechstra.

[QUOTE=Butcher]When did Megadeth do a symphony thing? I know Metallica did. But I can't recall Megadeth having an orechstra.[/QUOTE]
I'm certain that Megadeth haven't played with an orchestra.

They habvn't

and they shouldn't

[QUOTE=Britton]Where is this interview?[/QUOTE]


[url]www.slayerized.com[/url]

click on the bottom where it says continue to slayerized.com

It's not found

[QUOTE=FaceInTheSky]and they shouldn't[/QUOTE]
True, but I actually liked For Whom The Bell Tolls with the orchestra. But over-all it's very un-metal.

:lol: Slayer with an orchestra performing War Ensemble.

[QUOTE=Britton]It's not found[/QUOTE]
delete the //www.musicianforums.com part

[QUOTE=Butcher]
:lol: Slayer with an orchestra performing War Ensemble.[/QUOTE]


Yeah, but make all the orchestra look like soldiers. Maybe even play at a USO show. :lol:

OMG that would be so crazy

I know slayer had a few words with max cavelara from sepultura, after the release of angel of death, max called them racist bastards, then this part is actually true, kerry replied back calling them cocksuckers.

I love Kerry

Kerry is alright though he seems like he's kind of a dick. I dunno, still would crap myself if I got to meet him though I'd much rather meet Jeff, Dave or Tom.

[QUOTE=SilentScream7]I know slayer had a few words with max cavelara from sepultura, after the release of angel of death, max called them racist bastards, then this part is actually true, kerry replied back calling them cocksuckers.[/QUOTE]

I've heard different. Actually 2 alternate stories with the Slayer vs. Max fued.

Alt Story #1: Max was being interviewed and brought up how he thought Slayer were Satan worshippers, blasphemers, idiots for worshipping Satan etc etc.. which pissed Slayer off.

Alt Story #2: Kerry said that Sepultura were a Slayer rip-off band and were trying to hard to copy Slayer. which pissed Max off.

Hold on I'll try to find the interview,

Oh and butcher yesterday I was bored and I started looking at your previous threads, and haha, what the hell was that kotton mouth kings one? I have heard of them but...oh and what the hell is a bro? if not meaning your brother.

EDIT: And IMO sepultura don't sound any thing like slayer.

[QUOTE=SilentScream7]

EDIT: And IMO sepultura don't sound any thing like slayer.[/QUOTE]


Sepultura doesn't even sound like thrash to me.

Slayer > Sepultura

Bestial Devestation and Morbid Visions had just as evil and Satanic lyrics as any of Slayer's releases, so why was Max whining about that?

If you don't think Sepultura is thrash I recommend you check out the albums "Beneath the Remains" or "Schizophrenia". It is also just as thrashtacular as any of Slayers output

Nope...well a little but they definatly don't copy eachother.

I want to read this interview

Sorry for it being so long. This is from Slayerized.com and it's an interview between Kerry king and Metal Hammer Magazine:







Interview with Kerry King
From Metak Hammer UK, September 2005
U.K.'s Metal Hammer magazine recently conducted an interview with SLAYER guitarist Kerry King. Several excerpts from the chat follow:

Metal Hammer: Shouldn't you be releasing a record soon? It's been four years since "God Hates Us All".

Kerry King: "It seems like everybody under the sun says, 'We want a new record,' but at the same time, they keep saying, 'We'd really like you to come back on tour.' That **** bumps everything on the backburner. The funny this is Dave [Lombardo, drums] and me have had a 10-song demo we did up at his house that's been lying around since March 2004. I know Jeff [Hanneman, guitar] has written a couple , and I've written a couple more since then, so this week we're going to start the process of getting back together and nailing this thing. With luck, we'll start recording by September. I'm hoping to work with Dave Sardy, who was with us for 'Undisputed Attitude'. Lombardo wants Rick Rubin for drums, and I've no problems with that because, in my opinion, it's what he's best at. But I think we're all pretty much agreed that the overall producer will be Sardy."

Metal Hammer: Is Lombardo back for keeps now?

Kerry King: "As far as I know, Dave is back in the band. It was 12 years we were apart, and that's 12 years of growing up for everybody. Actually, I think we're probably a better band because of it. It seems to me like Dave's having a great time, and I know he gets up in front of some of those 30,000 crowds and thinks, 'Man, this rocks!' he's playing better than he's ever played."

Metal Hammer: It's every metal geek's dream. The original, class-of-1982 SLAYER lineup reunited.

Kerry King: "Exactly. Having Dave back in the band is one of the highlights of my whole time in SLAYER. There are kids that could've been into us for over 10 years that never got to see us the way we are meant to be. I just saw ANTHRAX at one of those Euro festivals with Joey [Belladonna] — and I liked John Bush to death, y'know, he was a great singer — but something just happens when Joey plays. As for [JUDAS] PRIEST, when Ripper joined, I didn't see 'em once."

Metal Hammer: Having been around for almost a quarter of a century, what do you think SLAYER did right that the other pioneers of the thrash movement did wrong?

Kerry King: "Well, we never took time off from the thrash movement like METALLICA did. We didn't get sidetracked by pop music like MEGADETH did. We didn't lose our frontman like ANTHRAX did. I probably felt competition with those bands at the time thrash was taking off, but we always knew that none of those bands were better than us. We just went out and kept doing our thing."

Metal Hammer: What do you think went wrong for METALLICA?

Kerry King: "One word: 'Load'. But also, whenever you think enough of yourself to play with an orchestra, that's when you're too big. People say to us, 'When are you guys going to do that?' And I'm like, 'Never.'"

Metal Hammer: You've had your fair share of run-ins with MEGADETH over the years.

Kerry King: "People say, 'What's your problem with [Dave] Mustaine?' To which I say, 'Well, he's a cocksucker, for one thing.' But my problem with MEGADETH is, I don't know who that band is anymore. It's like the METALLICA thing. Who's METALLICA? Is METALLICA the band that did 'Master of Puppets' and 'Ride the Lightning', or is METALLICA the band who got to the point where they felt they could put out 'Load' and 'Reload'? It's lie, 'Who are you?'"

Metal Hammer: How long can you keep this up? It's hard to imagine SLAYER not being around.

Kerry King: "It's hard to put a time scale on it. I do know I can't do this for another 25 years. We're more of a physical band than a band like [BLACK] SABBATH, who can keep coming back. Tony [Iommi] is a great guitar player, but if you put a time-lapse camera on him, he'd probably move 10 feet the whole show. We can't be like that. If we had to come and do a show when I was 60, I'd probably bust a vertebra."