[QUOTE=Jamie FT]yeah i read that on [url]www.blabbermouth.net[/url] it's pretty cool, slayer gonna release a new album soon!!! :thumb:[/QUOTE]

[SIZE=5]HELL YEAH[/SIZE]

Moshes

:evil:

Let's just hope it won't be another "st.anger" but this is slayer! \\m// they can never do a bad album............................or can they??? :confused:

I'd have to say that God Hates Us All disappointed me a bit, but i'm excited for the new album. Dave's back!!!

yeah GHUA wasn't fantastic, don't get me wrong it was still very good, just not slayers best

And hell yeah to dave being back!

[QUOTE]
I'd have to say that God Hates Us All disappointed me a bit, but i'm excited for the new album. Dave's back!!![/QUOTE]

I actually liked God Hates Us All. It wasn't absolutely fantastic or anything, but I never understood why the fans ripped it apart so.

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]I'd have to say that God Hates Us All disappointed me a bit, but i'm excited for the new album. Dave's back!!![/QUOTE]

God Hates Us All was poor for slayer standards but was still better than alot other stuff released at the time actually i think Diabolus In Musica was worse

Yea, DiM was pretty bad...

everything of theirs after Seasons.... sucked

SLAYER Frontman TOM ARAYA: 'Live Peacefully And Love One Another'
 

SLAYER Frontman TOM ARAYA: 'Live Peacefully And Love One Another'

SLAYER frontman Tom Araya recently spoke to the Denver Westword about his band, his voice, prison letters, child rearing, God, world music and exploiting Satan for fun and profit. Several excerpts from the interview follow:

Westword: Do you still get letters from incarcerated people?

Tom Araya: "Yeah. They're pretty out there. It's like 'Man, dude, maybe it's a good thing you are in jail.' They're genuine letters. I know that they're kids. It's great that SLAYER inspires them to carry on. There's hope. Which is really odd to be saying. People say that listening to SLAYER has helped them along in crucial parts of their life. I've gotten letters from Marines and different branches of the military. They're pretty trippy, too. Actual accounts of them in Iraq listening to SLAYER while they're doing what they do. I'd like to think that it's the music giving them aggression and strength. It kind of recharges your batteries. It's like some of these athletes that we've met listen to SLAYER to get 'em pumped up. Mostly in hockey and football."

Westword: What's the biggest misconception people have about SLAYER?

Tom Araya: "The obvious one: the Satan stuff. I'm not here to fault anybody. And I hate to say this, but Christ came and taught us about love. About doing unto others. That was his preach: Accept each other for who we are. Live peacefully, and love one another. Period."

Westword: Do you believe in God?

Tom Araya: "I believe in a supreme being, yeah. But He's an all-loving God."

Westword: Can you see how people might miss that message in your music?

Tom Araya: "Yeah. And I don't fault them for that. Songs are open for interpretation, you know? It's like we can both be looking at a flower, but the information that we absorb is different about that flower."

Westword: But SLAYER is not about spreading the love.

Tom Araya: "SLAYER's about what we enjoy. Putting together some really cool songs. Like on 'God Hates Us All'. There's some really good stuff in there lyrically that just blows my mind. That's something that intrigues me about what I write. The serial-killer stuff is like, 'What thought process led you to this?' It's like everyone has been asking for a sign. The Twin Towers were a ****in' sign! Actually [September 11, 2001] was the release date of 'God Hates Us All'. We did a midnight signing at a Tower Records. They had over 3,000 kids there. We were supposed to fly out the next day and start a tour in Europe."

Actually [September 11, 2001] was the release date of 'God Hates Us All'. We did a midnight signing at a Tower Records.

Tower Records eh?...

According to the GHUA poster on my wall it was 10th September 2001

Well i was just simple cutting and pasting lol thats what it said


edit: Actually now i think about it, it was 10th september it came out

Stupid tom.

Exploiting satan and senseless destruction... :(

I've just taken this from [url]www.metalhammer.co.uk[/url]

22 Jul 2004 Slayer are now looking to begin recording their as yet untitled new studio album in January.

Chimaira guitarist Matt DeVries told Metal Hammer.co.uk: "I've heard some demos and it's awesome dude! It's a mixture of all of Slayer. I don't know how to describe it properly, but if I had to it's a mix of 'Reign In Blood' and 'God Hates Us All'. It's killer!"

Slayer axe man Kerry King dismissed DeVries interpritation in an interview with Hammer saying: "If we crossed 'God Hates Us All' and 'Reign In Blood' it's be fast, balls out chaos! [laughs] Well if you ask me that same question I'd have said 'God Hates Us All' and 'Seasons In The Abyss'. The new record has got some heavy stuff on it with guitars tuned to B, and Jeff's got one with another clean intro which we haven't done since... ****, '213'."

Drop B tuning??? Slayer's gone Mallcore!!!

Chimeiera are coming to my hometown soon. Not that I will see them or anything.

now i'm not really looking forward hearing the new slayer album...

He didn't say Drop B, B tuning, they tuned to B on GHUA aswell.

What is the difference?

I don't think it's detuning, mabye I'm wrong
In any case, At War With Satan or Welcome to Hell. I need new Venom...right now.

[QUOTE=manuscriptreplica]What is the difference?[/QUOTE]

B tuning = BEADGB or BEADF#B
Drop B = B, F#, B, E, G#, C#

Welcome to Hell! The original classic! Far better than Black Metal, I think.

:eek: Never, Black Metal is the best album of all ****ing time!

At War With Satan > Black Metal > Welcome to Hell by miniscule amounts for each...

Though all 3 own really.

Well At War With Satan is about a 2 mile bike ride. Welcome to Hell could take all day to get to.

black metal > welcome to hell > at war with satan

although this would be reveresed if you took only 1 song from each albums and stood them next to each other

at war with satan > in league with satan > buried alive

Heh... Welcome to Hell is more thrashy, whilst Black Metal and At War With Satan are just in a genre of their own. Black Metal is cool, groovy metal, which is very enjoyable, but I reckon Welcome to Hell owns it severly.

Black Metal then Welcome to Hell for me i havent heard enought at war or in league iwth satan too say how much i like them

I'd go with At War With Satan, since that'd be the easier choice for you, but definately look into getting Welcome To Hell.

*takes thread and throws it to the first page*

Black metal is ownage. The song is venom's best. :D

^^^ Agreed.

Sorry for the double post, but have any of you heard of Deathchain? They're a thrash/death band from Finland. Check em out! [url]www.deathchain.com[/url]

Deathchain is pretty good, their lead singer reminds me of the guy from Zyklon.

Anyone heard any O.L.D.? if so any good?

God****,i leave for like a week and we have like 5 random newbies,no offense but im just surprised.Anyways,I saw Alice Cooper last night for $10 it was pretty awesome.He really is a legend and he still does the whole stage show wioth the snake and the dummy,its campy but good fun at the same time.Foghat (the guys with the song slow ride, and the one that goes make love to you or somethin like that) opened and I met them and got them to sign my ticket.Anyways it was all good till i missed the train so me and my friend ate ice cream till the next one got there than we went to dennys for a 2 am club sandwich.Just thought you might wanna know,that makes me wonder,does any one else here like alice cooper?

Alice Cooper kicks ***.. great riffs, awesome lyrics, and the original bad guy in heavy music.

[QUOTE=Ratmevilempire]God****,i leave for like a week and we have like 5 random newbies,no offense but im just surprised.Anyways,I saw Alice Cooper last night for $10 it was pretty awesome.He really is a legend and he still does the whole stage show wioth the snake and the dummy,its campy but good fun at the same time.Foghat (the guys with the song slow ride, and the one that goes make love to you or somethin like that) opened and I met them and got them to sign my ticket.Anyways it was all good till i missed the train so me and my friend ate ice cream till the next one got there than we went to dennys for a 2 am club sandwich.Just thought you might wanna know,that makes me wonder,does any one else here like alice cooper?[/QUOTE]

only $10? how did u manage that?

local radio station rolled back concert ticket prices to 1970's prices :) too bad i already had tickets for most of the concerts.I might go to deep purple just because its only $10.

[QUOTE=Ratmevilempire]local radio station rolled back concert ticket prices to 1970's prices :) too bad i already had tickets for most of the concerts.I might go to deep purple just because its only $10.[/QUOTE]

lol pretty cool! :thumb: don't think any radio station does that where i live........ :upset: