I saw Slaughter here about 10 days ago...

Haven't much listened to them for about 15 years, but mark was the same as he was when I saw them open for Kiss in 1990. I had a great time, much better t5han I thought I would.

My only question is wht does dana Strum act like he's in a death metal band when he's on stage?

Cool. Now tell us about the miriad of AoB shows that you get to go to.

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I've only seen Queensryche and them so far. Ace Frehley is next.

The other cool band in Sin City. Avenger of Blood.

Don't know too much about them, bro.

Funny story about Slaughter I got on some other board...

"This friend of mine got into Slayer by accident. He was a hair metal fan as a kid, back around 1990 or so when his mom took him to the record store and said he could pick out one album and she'd get it for him. So, he picked up Stick It To Ya from Slaughter, which his mom vetoed on the grounds that the picture on the cover was overly violent and sexist. So, he looked one band over and saw South of Heaven, thought it looked cool, and picked it out. His mom, oddly enough, didn't object, probably because she didn't look too closely and got him the album. It blew his mind and instantly became a huge Slayer fan."

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Funny story about Slaughter I got on some other board...

"This friend of mine got into Slayer by accident. He was a hair metal fan as a kid, back around 1990 or so when his mom took him to the record store and said he could pick out one album and she'd get it for him. So, he picked up Stick It To Ya from Slaughter, which his mom vetoed on the grounds that the picture on the cover was overly violent and sexist. So, he looked one band over and saw South of Heaven, thought it looked cool, and picked it out. His mom, oddly enough, didn't object, probably because she didn't look too closely and got him the album. It blew his mind and instantly became a huge Slayer fan."

The other funny thing would be that the Slayer album sure as hell would've had a "Parental advisory" label on it, and the Slaughter album wouldn't have. Very observant parent!