Quick Question, 'cakes

Eh, my friend wants to know if you like Slayer. Apparently he's going to do something to you if you dont.

He does, as far as I know. But not to much of an extent.

*shrug* Good enough for me.

Slayer? Yeayea. I'm a fan of Slayer.
Who isn't? It's so fasionable to drop their name these days.
But I wasn't really into Slayer <i>as much</i> as I was into Kreator, Sodom, Exodus. And Celtic Frost and Hellhammer.
I never went through a Slayer "phase" per se.

However, I do recognize their influence in metal. Being one, if not the first to pioneer dissonant intervals and thus creating an entire subgenre.
Much more influnental than Metallica could ever hope to be. That's for sure.

You no like Metallica? Figures, many metal fans I know and know of aren't Metallica fans either (for many a reason).

(talked to a few metal fans during PE, learned about some mo' bands, gon' check 'em out)

Well no, I didn't say that.
Metallica made some kick ass music.
They're just not as influental as their fans would have you believe. All they did was expand on the open harmonies already set in place by bands like Iron Maiden and others they grew up covering. Metallica only influenced Bay Area wanna-be bands.

Well that makes sense, though I've always thought old Metallica is better than newer Metallica (as you said, they made some kick ass music). I'm just a semi-fan, though my friend would like me to as into it as he is.

Anyway, I know what you mean about those bay area wanna-be's. I used to live near them...you know...in the rich area (even though I was poor), so they're all retarded wanna-be snobs who even I could beat up (and OH how much I'd love to do that), so that's pretty freakin' sad.

And they think they can play worth-while music. Which is also laughable.

It almost makes you want to cry...





...almost...

Just a little.