Slayer demand this kind of respect from the world of metal; for decades of work, for near-endless influence on bands large and small, and for some truly exceptional heavy metal albums, including a couple that easily rank among the greatest of all time.
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Slayer isn’t just a band. It’s a way of life. […]
“Thank you. Goodbye. I’ll miss you guys…” nods Tom simply from the front of the stage at the end of the set, 37 years of memories flashing through his mind. It’s the hardest gut-punch of the night. […]
All we know for now is that seeing Slayer is a hit of adrenaline like no other. It’s a very special, if twisted, kind of love between the band and the fans that’s incomparable to anything else. The fact that this is the last time we’re getting to witness it is both heart-wrenching and oddly poetic. So next time you bump into someone wearing a Slayer T-shirt, give them a warm, sympathetic smile. And don’t forget to shout, “SLAAAYYYEEEEERRR!” […]
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So onto Slayer, at their peak no other band could touch them. As a support band they would blow the headliners off stage and as headliners the support would have constant calls of “SLLLLLAAAYYYYYERRR,SSSSSLLLLAAAYYYER” from the crowd, showing them who they were really there to see. […]
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