Exodus - Another Lesson in Violence

"This ain't no Arsenio Hall show, Destroy Something"!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmH5uNSsxOg

I was thinking if Paul was referring to Megadeth's "safe" appearance on Arsenio?

troublezone wrote:

I was thinking if Paul was referring to Megadeth's "safe" appearance on Arsenio?

Megadeth performed on Arsenio Hall's show? How did I miss that? YouTube link anyone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJxlKl-j3m8

Performing their current "hit" single, Hangar 18 no less.

spectrefate wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJxlKl-j3m8

Performing their current "hit" single, Hangar 18 no less.

Wicked!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76CbRDJGT0U

2 years later playing Symphony and an interview. I miss white jeans.

spectrefate wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76CbRDJGT0U

2 years later playing Symphony and an interview. I miss white jeans.

Metal got some respect in the mainstream back then. Good luck seeing any coverage now days unless it's Metallica or Godsmack on Jimmy Kimmel.

Slayer were on Kimmel when Christ Illusion came out, that was a little surprising.

spectrefate wrote:

Slayer were on Kimmel when Christ Illusion came out, that was a little surprising.

Yeah it was.

spectrefate wrote:

Slayer were on Kimmel when Christ Illusion came out, that was a little surprising.

That one I saw. Didn't they play on a roof top or something? Or maybe it was a parking lot of the studio. They weren't indoors I remember that. They played 2 songs. 1 during the show, then again at the end as the closing credits rolled by.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

spectrefate wrote:

Slayer were on Kimmel when Christ Illusion came out, that was a little surprising.

That one I saw. Didn't they play on a roof top or something? Or maybe it was a parking lot of the studio. They weren't indoors I remember that. They played 2 songs. 1 during the show, then again at the end as the closing credits rolled by.

it was at the Pontiac Garage

DESTROY SOMETHING!

the slayer thing was pretty good too

spectrefate wrote:

Slayer were on Kimmel when Christ Illusion came out, that was a little surprising.

Judas Priest were also on Jimmy Kimmel's show fairly recently, I think.

Arsenio Hall did have some cool hard rock/metal musical guests back in the day. My fave was when Spinal Tap did his show around the release of their "reunion" album, BREAK LIKE THE WIND. They played one song, "The Majesty Of Rock," and at the end of the tune the camera zoomed in on one of the amps... there was a piece of paper stuck to it that said "SET LIST: MAJESTY OF ROCK"

Fat Freddy wrote:

spectrefate wrote:

Slayer were on Kimmel when Christ Illusion came out, that was a little surprising.

Judas Priest were also on Jimmy Kimmel's show fairly recently, I think.

Arsenio Hall did have some cool hard rock/metal musical guests back in the day. My fave was when Spinal Tap did his show around the release of their "reunion" album, BREAK LIKE THE WIND. They played one song, "The Majesty Of Rock," and at the end of the tune the camera zoomed in on one of the amps... there was a piece of paper stuck to it that said "SET LIST: MAJESTY OF ROCK"

They should have played B*tch School instead.

I still have that Megadeth performance on vhs somewhere.Ha.
Slayer also played on an episode of Junkyard Wars.Pretty cool!

Motorhead has been on both Letterman and Leno. Megadeth was on Letterman as well. Metallica was on SNL.