Metallica Bassist Speaks About 'Big Four' Tour

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1. metal2death writes:

i cant f***ing wait!!!

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 4:31 PM ET | IP Logged

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2. metalfan653 writes:

wow i doubted this at first but now it looks like theres a good chance of this happening itd be awesome to see all these bands in one show.

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 6:31 PM ET | IP Logged

3. PLEASEMAKETHISHAPPEN writes:

This would be so f**king awesome!!! Please let this be true and please let them come within 100 miles of me!!!!

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 6:38 PM ET | IP Logged

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4. zMETALlica writes:

why isn't testament on this tour?

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 6:40 PM ET | IP Logged

5. spiral_architect writes:

i highly doubt this will ever happen. too many big egos involved.

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 7:01 PM ET | IP Logged

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6. SHREDDER13 writes:

That's it! I'm gonna stash $200 under my bed right now just in case this tour REALLY sets sail.

\,,l "Low Rider" by Exodus l,,/

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 7:20 PM ET | IP Logged

7. Apocalyptimaniac writes:

20 years ago this would have been great.
The sheer logistics of getting all their wheelchairs into the same venue at the same time is boggling.

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 8:23 PM ET | IP Logged

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8. jbalanzar writes:

This is totally insane! Can't f***ing wait. . . Please god of metal let this come true!

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 9:43 PM ET | IP Logged

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9. Necrovomit writes:

it would be awesome, but u have to also look at how most of these guys' new material kinda sucks, and the ego's would blow this idea out of the water. but i'd still go just for the sake the old stuff.

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 9:53 PM ET | IP Logged

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10. 7dustrulesall writes:

this aint gonna happen. mustaine will b**** at metallica. kerry king will b**** at mustaine. and it would just be a big mess. aint gonna work. at least not in the near future.

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 11:41 PM ET | IP Logged

11. stuff writes:

7dustrulesall I dont think king will b**** at mustaine since slayer and megadeth have toured this year and will tour again together this year and at least i havent herd of anyone getting b****ed at.

necrovomit I personally think endgame was great ill have to wait to see what slayers is like eventho my hopes rnt as high since i heard hate worldwide.

# Sep 17, 2009 @ 11:49 PM ET | IP Logged

12. RTB writes:

Would be one of the best tours ever in north america.....i just dont see it happening, however roberts comment does add a little hope.....

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 1:02 AM ET | IP Logged

13. Whatever111 writes:

@ Apocalyptimaniac

heh...you think your clever but that was just dumb as s**t.

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 2:40 AM ET | IP Logged

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14. Jamez writes:

For some reason I just cannot see this happening. Unless someone splashes 60mil on the table and every band gets 15.
Why Testament is not on this tour is cos these are as we know the 4 globally best known names in metal from the 80s/90s. Even my mum knows these 4 bands. If Testament was on it - and I agree they should be - Exodus should be on it as well (to which my mum would say "you know I dont read the bible" and probably "Paul Newman was cute on Exodus")

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 8:02 AM ET | IP Logged

15. Fuzzypig writes:

Yep and here in the UK it will be held at the flea-pit that is the O2 or some other ratt-**** stadium, with Piddle-Beir(tm), kharzi on the other side of the venue and merch at 3x the normal price!!!

Thanks, but no thanks!

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 8:07 AM ET | IP Logged

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16. wilco writes:

first i did think it would be bullsh**
but now it seems to come true
damm can wait to see them

would be cool if anthrax brings joey back for these shows

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 9:06 AM ET | IP Logged

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17. brandedcfh420 writes:

It will suck a$$ because Testament is not included. I dont care what any1 says. Testament is way better than any of the so called "big 4"!!!

N.P. Skinlab-My Vendetta

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 9:08 AM ET | IP Logged

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18. METALUST writes:

What-the-f..k ever! I'm keepin my horns sharp just in case metal dreams do come true.

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 12:06 PM ET | IP Logged

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19. BrianSD writes:

I would like to see machine head on this tour as well or a reunited seputura both over anthrax. either way this tour will be something to see and the ticket price will probably be expensive as hell.

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 1:34 PM ET | IP Logged

20. SLAYER!!!! writes:

Megadeth needs to quit making new albums every song is starting to sound the same. Old megadeth is killer though

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21. n0thinghead writes:

damn, these egos r ALL just gonna cancel each other out like cross multipling back in high skool alegbra, which btw, it just zer0, just like the truth about this happening.

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 2:39 PM ET | IP Logged

22. Why? writes:

What is it with people wanting Machine Head - a hotly overrated band - on a Thrash tour? THEY AREN'T THRASH and have no place here. On a NWOAHMcore tour, sure.

I'd like to see this Big Four actually happen.

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23. Blindgreed1 writes:

^^^If you are calling Machine Head metal core I am calling you full of sh!t.

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 3:20 PM ET | IP Logged

24. b.bristowe writes:

If I really had to pick a thrash 4 it would have to involve Testament. I guess it would be alright seeing Metallica and Megadeth. But I could care less about Slayer and Anthrax. I like them, but not enough to see them live.

Funny thing is, it's Rob Trujillo saying this. He grew up listening to all these guys, and probably dreamed of playing with them one day so.................I'll wait until I hear it from someone else.

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 3:29 PM ET | IP Logged

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25. Cynic writes:

Never been a Testament fan past their first album (which rules). I'd rather Exodus. Or Sepultura, people easily forget how brutal their earlier material was.

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26. jspy writes:

If this tour is to happen, Anthrax needs Joey Belladonna and Dan Spitz back in the fold.

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27. Holly276465 writes:

It would be pretty cool if it did happen. But I can see it falling apart before the tour is supposed to be done. I mean, come on....Dave Mustaine will have problems with both Metallica and Slayer, not matter how many times he says he's cool with them. If the whole thing doesn't fall apart, it would be likely that Mustaine would have a b**** fit and leave.

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28. killcomplete writes:

If this comes true....it'd be a great if Max and Igor got back with sepultura and it was Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer and Sepultura! That'd be the tour of a life time!!!!!!

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 7:13 PM ET | IP Logged

29. Killcomplete writes:

Not machine head, testament nor anthrax...... it most be SEPULTURA!!!!

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30. Killcomplete writes:

Tixs would be like $100-200 a pop, but it'd be the sh**

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31. TESTAMENT.NO.1 FAN writes:

This is great, i would do anything to get on that show, this is gonna be the best show there has ever been in history of metal and everything.

THIS MUST HAPPEN. every one put their differences aside and make peace so the show will happen,

and brandon, don't run your mouth dude, ur making haters of testament, get the sh** out u fag

# Sep 18, 2009 @ 11:34 PM ET | IP Logged

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32. brandedcfh420 writes:

hey how about i say what i want to say!! and my name is not brandon, learn to read!!

I REPEAT, TESTAMENT IS BETTER THAN ANY OF THE BIG 4!!

# Sep 19, 2009 @ 12:06 AM ET | IP Logged

33. Why? writes:

Blindgreed1 - What would you classify Machine Head as then?

Everyone else - Yes, there are many old school bands in better condition currently that I would also rather see. But a Big Four tour is more a symbolic tour.

The best lineups of Metallica with Cliff, Megadeth with Friedman and Ellefson, Anthrax with Spitz and Belladonna (personal preference of mine there. I do like Bush, but prefer Bush with Armored Saint) and Slayer - would be so unbelievably epic that it would likely end up having gone down as legendary.

Nonetheless, I would still very much like to see this.

Cynic - I can understand not being huge on Testament beyond their first four albums. Though I'm a huge fan myself. But have you given "New World Order", "Practice What You Preach" and "Souls of Black" thorough listens? Just curious, because there's a lot of great stuff on those three albums also.

# Sep 19, 2009 @ 3:12 AM ET | IP Logged

34. Why? writes:

Blindgreed1 - Btw, I wasn't really implying that MH were Metalcore. It such so happens that the majority of bands part of the NWOAHM movement are Metalcore - which is why I put the tag on the end of that. Sure, there are some groove bands like LOG and MH, but many -core bands as well like AILD, God Forbid, Shadows Fall, etc. MH is part of the NWOAHM.

# Sep 19, 2009 @ 5:48 AM ET | IP Logged

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35. Cynic writes:

@Why - Not thorough no. I respect them for putting out those 4 thrashy records, but to me the buzz they have been receiving for their latest albums is wholly undue. Those albums are ok, I'd just rate a lot of other thrash albums above those. Maybe I'll give them another spin some time.

# Sep 19, 2009 @ 11:29 AM ET | IP Logged

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36. Cynic writes:

Oh I should mention I rate The New Order too, it's just been a while since I've given it a spin. Back when I first got into metal I actually listened to a few tracks off it a lot.

# Sep 19, 2009 @ 11:57 AM ET | IP Logged

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37. Hammerheart writes:

Testament's first few albums were great, and I like their newer stuff too, but I don't think the newer material stacks up to the first few albums ("Alone in the Dark" is one of my favorites by them, but I think they did a good job re-doing it with Souza on vocals on "First Strike Still Deadly", but I digress..).

As for this tour, I'd love to see it happen.. but with Exodus and Testament on it as well.

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38. utoad9 writes:

I saw Anthrax,Megadeth and Slayer with Alice in Chains. What a show! Not really a big Metallica fan anyway.

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39. warlock writes:

Take out Megadeth and add Testament. Dave would only agree if Megadeth gets top billing anyway.

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40. Great Idea...Change it a little tho writes:

I think they should turn this kind of thing into a 4 day festival so that each one of the Big Four could Be Headlining and there we could introduce more bands into it like exodus and testament

# Sep 20, 2009 @ 7:15 AM ET | IP Logged

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41. DEATHCRUSH writes:

cool idea..... odds are pretty slim though. I give the odds as the same as Chinese Democracy finally coming out. Oh wait, that does not work anymore :) Personally, I think they should do it as a farewell when they decide not to produce anymore music. It would attract so much publicity

# Sep 20, 2009 @ 9:16 AM ET | IP Logged

42. Why? writes:

Fair enough Cynic. I agree that the material after their first four hasn't been near as strong (though TFOD and Gathering I enjoyed quite a bit).

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43. bulldozerash writes:

i agree with brandedcfh420 ... i think Testament can sh** over all these 4 bands esp. anthrax .... why not testament , Exodus or machine head ... but overall holy sh** ... is it gonna happen one day? if it happens , lars will be my hero ( i heard lars is working on it..)
anyway sorry for my English
FOCK

# Sep 20, 2009 @ 3:35 PM ET | IP Logged

44. K_Krowley writes:

Big Four Thrash Tour? b****in. Anthrax, not so much, but they're part of the big four. Still, Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer and Anthrax on tour together would be f***in awesome.

"All the world's a stage... now dance, puppet!"
-Wite Noiz

# Sep 20, 2009 @ 8:44 PM ET | IP Logged

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45. BrianSD writes:

Why?-
Burn My Eyes, Through the Ashes of Empires, & The Blackening have a lot of songs that would be considered thrash songs and every album has elements of thrash even the half a$$ albums that were Supercharger and Burning Red.

# Sep 21, 2009 @ 1:11 AM ET | IP Logged

46. Why? writes:

BrianSD - I disagree

# Sep 21, 2009 @ 1:56 AM ET | IP Logged

47. Why? writes:

Well, I find that to be a misuse of the term Thrash.

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48. bulldozerash writes:

wtf? machine head metalcore? bullsh** ! have u ever listened to through the ashes of empires or blackening?
or burn my eyes ? i agree some their albums are not thrash but their whole music has the thrash vibe though

# Sep 21, 2009 @ 3:33 AM ET | IP Logged

49. Why? writes:

bulldozer - read my post 34. do i call MH metalcore? no. and sorry, but they aren't at all thrash. "thrashy vibe" is a term that is all too often gets used to describe non-thrash music (usually core, groove or nu i see it used with the most).

# Sep 21, 2009 @ 3:40 AM ET | IP Logged

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50. Cynic writes:

I'd agree with Why?, nice post. Also MH last album did jump on the metalcore bandwagon somewhat. Go to the Metal Archives reviews for the album and read how many times the word "metalcore" comes up if you think I'm crazy.

# Sep 21, 2009 @ 11:29 AM ET | IP Logged

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51. cruor writes:

^Since when do we base our opinions on music on what other people say or what their opinions are?

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52. Jamez writes:

Since MTV and the Rolling Stone magazine?

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53. cruor writes:

Lol right because when MTV and Rolling Stone says something then it must be the unconditional truth.

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54. Cynic writes:

Cruor, if we have no influence on others and do not take any heed to what anyone else thinks no matter how knowledgeable or logical, then we have no music community, no metal culture - don't you think?

I agree though, that if you think a group (*cough* Rolling Stones *cough*) are out of touch, over metaphorizing faux music douchebags, then yes their opinion should be meaningless to you. I'm not saying the MA are the final word in metal, but to me I take influence from the opinions of people I respect. If you don't respect the archives, feel free to laugh at my point.

# Sep 21, 2009 @ 1:32 PM ET | IP Logged

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55. cruor writes:

Cynic, sure we need an influence otherwise finding new artists would be near impossible but its not a science so you really can't trust the words/opinions of others as anything other then a guide.

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# Sep 21, 2009 @ 1:57 PM ET | IP Logged

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56. Jamez writes:

cruor, lol, we're laughing, but unfortunately about 80% of the 'music lovers' out there seem to believe it's true (posts #52 & 53)
You know, " it's gotta be on MTV to be any good", or " I know music: I buy the 'Rolling Stone'"....
Sad but true, mate

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57. cruor writes:

I know man that just makes it even funnier.

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58. Why? writes:

cruor - I think what Cynic is getting at is that the MA have established credibility for itself as being a dependable source for opinions. tbh I've found it more credible than MU.

There's a lot of junk 'mag' news posted on here and way too many embarrassing non-metal bands accounted for (yes, I know why. I don't need that lecture.) I like the site overall though.

# Sep 21, 2009 @ 4:19 PM ET | IP Logged

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59. Cynic writes:

I think that in the case of reviews, it is taste, not credibility.

Personally, I think MU does a stellar job of underground coverage. The bigger bands get more comments and flame wars, but if you look past that there is a ridiculous amount of smaller bands that get news on here. Good to see you hanging around by the way cruor!

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60. Why? writes:

good taste is how I assumed credibility was established

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61. Necrovomit writes:

MTV kinda ruined rock n' roll in my opinion, all they played was sh**ty hair metal in the 80's. even headbangers ball sucks now. but the truth is stupid ppl believe the bullsh** that they get spoonfed from pretty much every magazine publication known to man. and who the hell writes the music reviews for playboy!?!?!? those guys have no taste whatsoever. but yeah big 4 yadayadayada. kreator exodus testament and sepultura should just do an epic tour and the half assed guitarist of metallica can guitar dual with oh say, kerry king, and it would be kool.................

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62. Jamez writes:

I cannot even watch MTV, headbangers ball included. And that f-cking Kurt Loder pisses me off so bad that I wish i could reach through the tv screen to give him a "slap".
MTV...Bunch of know-it-all c@nts telling the world what´s what

# Sep 22, 2009 @ 7:42 AM ET | IP Logged

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63. cruor writes:

Why?, I didn't even realized Cynic and I are were talking about Metal Underground specifically. I was speaking in more general terms towards others opinions and Cynic was referring to Metal archives. No I disagree on that "good" taste (I really hate that btw doesn't everyone who has an opinion think that theirs is good?) doesn't necessarily mean credibility. What if you think the crack head on main street has good taste in music I would hope you don't find him a credible source in anything. But hey that's just my opinion.

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# Sep 22, 2009 @ 11:45 AM ET | IP Logged

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64. Blindgreed1 writes:

Cynic: MH is NOT metalcore regardless of what some elitist douchebags on MA have compared them to. For fvck sake metal core didn't even exist when Burn dropped. I'll be the first to admit that Supercharger was a stinker and Burning Red had a few duds on it, but come on man... MH metalcore? I know you don't like them but that is going too far brother.

Why: I would classify them as thrashy based groove metal. They've been called many things to date, but that would be my classification of their style from beginning to present.

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65. Cynic writes:

No no, it was only in reference to their new album "The Blackening". And even then it was just saying they had picked up metalcore elements in that album (honestly I haven't given it enough of a listen to judge anything with conviction).

I would call them groove metal too. But like any band that's been around for a long time, they've experimented with different genres, from more thrashy angles to more groove/nu angles. And as you know I have no problems with either groove or nu-metal. I just don't like core.

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66. Blindgreed1 writes:

Cynic: Alright then. Groove it is. They haven't really had a NU sound since RR dropped them (prior to TTAOE) after trying to turn them into KORN.

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67. Cynic writes:

Yeah Machine Head for me fit into a category where I respect them for being metal, but don't really click with them. Lamb of God is the same for me, power to anyone who likes them.

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68. Blindgreed1 writes:

Cynic: And you called me the civil one? lol.

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69. Cynic writes:

Lol, trust me there is only one thing that really gets me riled up and it's genre debates regarding metalcore haha. Hey, I mean I listen to albums from Mudvayne, Cradle of Filth, Rammstein which I know a lot of elitists dislike.

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70. nocturno666 writes:

I THINK HELL WILL FREEZE OVER IF THIS HAPPENS!...

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71. bulldozerash writes:

anyway if Exodus,Testament or MH(whatever they are) will be on this tour instead of Anthrax that would be kick ass..(no disrespect to Anthrax fans though...)

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72. kid_on_a_bike writes:

I'm baaaaaaaaccccccccckkkkkkkkkkk

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73. Jamez writes:

Welcome back, Kid.
Where were you, if you dont mind me asking? Not in prison, I hope

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74. Blindgreed1 writes:

Whoa... Kid's back. Been a while man. Sup fvcker?

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75. kid_on_a_bike writes:

nm is up..got a new lady friend. thats about it

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76. METALUST writes:

Stay away from his special lady friend :)

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77. kid_on_a_bike writes:

so how is everyone?

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78. decapitator94 writes:

u know who should be on this tour? the jonas brothers!!! hahaha jk, anyway, this tour sounds f***in' awesome, but its going to be as expensive as hell!! unfortunately... but still, i'd give anything to be there

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79. ixionlux writes:

This is a reply to Apocalyptimaniac.

you said."20 years ago this would have been great.
The sheer logistics of getting all their wheelchairs into the same venue at the same time is boggling."

You are either too young to understand what these bands achieved for all your copycat metal bands of today, or you've never been in a Slayer Pit before!!!

All of the "Big Four" still kick a$$ today as they did then when they created the music genre all these bands copy!!!

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80. Blindgreed1 writes:

KID: Exelent. I would ask how you've been but the fact that you have a new lady friend leads me to believe you've been just fine. lol.

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81. Emo_Hunter175 writes:

Metallica and Megadeth touring together? hahaha

Would be a tour of the ages... The kings of thrash united...

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82. charest writes:

not really a fan of any of them besides f***ing Slayer!! but would definetly witness this thrash event

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83. Necrovomit writes:

are u suggesting metalcore migrates? jk.
but seriously f*** metalcore

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84. Arn writes:

woow, that be fcking great.
+1 that be much greater in the mid-80's

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85. METALUST writes:

To: IXIONLUX
Way to break it down for em IXIONLUX. Educate the metal wanna be douche nozzle. They still kick a$$ and I would give my mother's left arm to attend. Hell......she's old and can't possibly need it for that much longer. Hey....don't hate a metal head just tryin to keep her horns sharp.

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86. kid_on_a_bike writes:

im hoping this tour makes it's way to Wisconsin...

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87. METALUST writes:

Kid: R U for real????? Wisconsin.....hahahahaha. Better save your pennies dude. If this happens, you're gonna have to make a road trip. f***....I'll swim the goddamn atlantic ocean to be at this show. Panties wet just thinking about it.

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88. SHREDDER13 writes:

^ Hahaha! Now that's what I call "Metal Lust"...

I'd do something right along the lines of that too...

\,,l "(Take These) Chains" by Priest l,,/

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89. bbristowe writes:

I like Metal Undergrounds New snippets. Of course they will have to have at least SOME "Mainstream Metal" media, how else would the site gather member if it was all underground acts?

If anything you could look at it as informing those searching the latest BFMV twitter update, that BFMV suck.

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90. tmaniac writes:

dave tour with slayer this year and he say that he dont mind touring with metallica, i have a lot of hope about this dream tour ...if they add kreator,this army can take over the work...or at least fix music industry

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91. DefenderOfTheFaith writes:

by " i think its great for metal"
im sure it means
"i think we can make a lot of money from this...."

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92. Jamez writes:

Post91, thats the idea man.
I really, really dont see this happening.
Sure, Megadeth + Slayer is happening already, but Mustaine to tour with Ulrich... I dont think so. Plus, whats the status on Anthrax anyway? Arent they singer-less right now?

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93. Blindgreed1 writes:

Jamez: I think Bush is front man for the time being but who knows for how long?

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94. Jamez writes:

BG, till the end of September, 2009 probably...

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95. Jimmie The Kidd writes:

Clash of the Titans Part 2! HellYeah! This would change the history of metal once again!

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96. bananaterracottapie1 writes:

^Hellyeah sucks :P

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97. mr.huh? writes:

why people still hate mega?their new album is obviously good,theres even one with a kill'em all feel to it...it would be so cool to see dave with met then kerry with mega bashing out My last words like they used to.f*** yeah!!!forget testament,anthrax should invite lilker who could open the show with S.O.D. man...the possibilities

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