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Features The First Time I Saw Slayer: Nergal "This [tour] is the proof that Slayer is the #1 extreme metal band on the planet, and I’m not even trying to be nice..."
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Features The First Time I Saw Slayer: Scott Ian "Someone actually said to me ‘Is there a melancholic feeling on this tour?’ I said, ‘There’s no fuckin’ melancholy in metal!'"
Features Neck Deep Live At Blondies London 20.06.18 The band's smallest and probably sweatiest show ever…
Features The First Time I Saw Slayer: Randy Blythe The Lamb Of God/Burn The Priest frontman first saw the metal legends over 25 years ago.
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