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Kerry King has reiterated in a recent interview that he’s been handling some of the bass parts for Slayer, dating back “probably since the Nineties.” In a recent interview with Guitar World about his solo album, King, who was Slayer’s guitarist throughout their run, explained that his contributions also carried over to bass for the band, having played at least some bass on albums dating back three decades with the group. What Kerry King Said About His Bass Playing With SlayerIn the midst of the conversation about his solo album, King discussed how there was less negotiation needed in the studi...
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Slayer are known as one of the heaviest bands in metal history, but according to Kerry King, his most “perfect riff” actually came during the recording of his new solo album. Given the legendary history of Slayer, it’s probably somewhat of a surprise that King didn’t pick something from the band’s catalog, but it also shows a conviction in the faith and belief that the guitarist has in the music from his recently issued From Hell I Rise album. So what is Kerry King’s “perfect riff”? Kerry King Picks His Perfect RiffWhile speaking to Metal Hammer Germany, King initially weighed his options befo...
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Kerry King admitted that he doesn’t like Slayer‘s 1998 album Diabolus in Musica, or much of their ’90s material at all, for that matter. There was a shift in what types of heavy music were popular when the ’90s came around, especially as nu-metal started taking off later in the decade. During a conversation with Metal Blast, King explained why he’s not a fan of Slayer’s ’90s albums, but especially Diabolus in Musica. “I don’t like the stuff we did in the ’90s,” King asserted, noting that that’s the one era of his career he regrets not paying more attention to. “I was very disenchanted by music...
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