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Mondo Bungle · 12-03-2014, 11:20 PM

Those are two I haven't listened to, now I'd know to steer clear.
Do you like some of his other comedy-type stuff? Apostrophe and Joe's Garage are also high up for me.

Key · 12-03-2014, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by CoNtrivedNiHilism

I read that the singer/bassist of Slayer claim that any band that opens for them will look bad because of how good Slayer is, or some pretentious crap like that. And what I thought when I read what he said, was that he gives his band far too much credit. Slayer is not that great in my opinion, and the fact that the singer thinks no band that opens for them can put on a show as good as theirs just makes me like Slayer even less. F*ck you Tom.

I agree on Slayer not being that good. I've given their music multiple tries and I can never see the appeal.

grindy · 12-03-2014, 11:23 PM

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I agree on Slayer not being that good. I've given their music multiple tries and I can never see the appeal.

I second that.
Even when I was a metal fan I thought Slayer were mediocre at best.

**Frownland** · 12-03-2014, 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Mondo Bungle

Those are two I haven't listened to, now I'd know to steer clear.
Do you like some of his other comedy-type stuff? Apostrophe and Joe's Garage are also high up for me.

Those are both great albums because they're humourous and are still full of interesting music. My issue with a lot of Zappa's work is that a lot of the time it becomes all about the joke.

CoNtrivedNiHilism · 12-03-2014, 11:38 PM

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I agree on Slayer not being that good. I've given their music multiple tries and I can never see the appeal.

Just have Iron Maiden or Judas Priest open for Slayer, both of which a far better bands. Let's see Tom eat his words when either of those bands blow his bands live show out of the water, and to the moon. Who knows, Tom still might think his bands sh*t don't stink after that. I wouldn't be surprised, a guy with a complex like his.

Key · 12-03-2014, 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by CoNtrivedNiHilism

Just have Iron Maiden or Judas Priest open for Slayer, both of which a far better bands. Let's see Tom eat his words when either of those bands blow his bands live show out of the water, and to the moon. Who knows, Tom still might think his bands sh*t don't stink after that. I wouldn't be surprised, a guy with a complex like his.

I've seen both Iron Maiden and Judas Priest perform live, and I can't imagine Slayer would put on a better show than either of them. I've never seen Slayer though so I could be wrong. I just know that Judas and Iron Maiden are fantastic live acts.

**Frownland** · 12-03-2014, 11:40 PM

^Slayer's one of the best bands I've seen live and also housed the most terrifying moshpit I've been in.

I like to put the artist in one corner and their art in another and view them separately.

And Judas Priest & Slayer>Maiden

The Batlord · 12-03-2014, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by CoNtrivedNiHilism

Off topic to this Zappa discussion...

I read that the singer/bassist of Slayer claim that any band that opens for them will look bad because of how good Slayer is, or some pretentious crap like that. And what I thought when I read what he said, was that he gives his band far too much credit. Slayer is not that great in my opinion, and the fact that the singer thinks no band that opens for them can put on a show as good as theirs just makes me like Slayer even less. F*ck you Tom.

Humbleness is overrated in artists. Do I particularly care that someone I don't may or may not be an *******? Not really. I've seen some blatant homophobic comments from one of Slayer's guitarists, and while I may not think much of him, I don't really care as far as his music goes. Besides, someone who can get on a stage in front of hundreds, or even thousands of people, and command a crowd with sound waves, may just be entitled to a little bit of hubris. A little bit of arrogance might even help.

Key · 12-03-2014, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Frownland

^Slayer's one of the best bands I've seen live and also housed the most terrifying moshpit I've been in.

I like to put the artist in one corner and their art in another and view them separately.

And Judas Priest & Slayer>Maiden

If I were given a choice, i'd love to see Slayer and Judas Priest perform live together. I don't know in what order, probably so that I'd see Judas Priest last, just by the fact that I've never seen Slayer and that i'm not the biggest fan of them. That could easily change if I were to listen to Slayer now.

Zhanteimi · 12-03-2014, 11:44 PM

How can one afraid of homosexuals? I never got that.

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