Ah! Whose the whole thing now Jamie?

Jamie is totally that whole thing now. Im going to go and at Jamie.

Why can't we all along?

Anyway... cancelled you say...:

Il come if someone gets me in free

Will cost you a bum...

Trust me Josh, it hurts.

Gareth Hares wrote:

Deathamphetamine wrote:Hmm nows my chance to save up for a ticket

Lucky for you - like a dickhead i bought 5 for the leeds date - does anyone know if in situations like this the tickets 'carry forward' ?

did you buy 5 so you'd have enough space to mosh?

Nixon wrote:

Gareth Hares wrote:

Deathamphetamine wrote:Hmm nows my chance to save up for a ticket

Lucky for you - like a dickhead i bought 5 for the leeds date - does anyone know if in situations like this the tickets 'carry forward' ?

did you buy 5 so you'd have enough space to mosh?

Haha good thought

Maybe its cos im such a slayer bum boy

Bitches better sign sumthing for me
My cock

Wick, I reckon I'll be able to afford one then! About time I see them again, I've been neglecting Slayer for a while, .. sorry old beans!

So, did anybody go to the Leeds or Glasgow shows?
I haven't had a proper look on here but nothing has leapt out at me so far.




So, Leeds Academy...

*****SET LIST SPOILER*****

World Painted Blood
Hate Worldwide
Cult
Disciple
Expendable Youth
War Ensemble
Jihad
Payback
Beauty Through Order
Seasons in the Abyss
Hell Awaits
Mandatory Suicide
Chemical Warfare
Raining Blood
Aggressive Perfector
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South of Heaven
Silent Scream
Angel of Death
**************************

About as surprising as night following day, the chanting for Slayer began during The Haunted's set and equally as unsurprisingly Peter Dolving started a Slayer chant himself. Fair play, Mr D. You may not have been remembered for much last night but you had the brains to know that you were being seen as a warm-up act rather than trying to showcase yourself and steal the limelight. So many others have tried that little trick and failed horrifically. A knowing set played well.
7/10


After some chanting, more chanting, and, just for a change, a bit more chanting and a lot of dry ice, Slayer finally emerged to the title track of the new album. Pandemonium erupted and never let up. Tom had a laugh at himself for not being able to headbang any more and still managed to come across as an imposing frontman while sometimes just looking like he was up there for shits and giggles.
The sound wasn't too great to begin with, with Tom's bass occasionally cutting out and his mic having a few gremlins, but that sorted itself out after just a few minutes. Lombardo, Hanneman and King were tight as hell all night and Tom's bass playing was excellent too. it was just his vocals which let him down - or rather his forgetfulness - fluffing his lines on Cult and, quite spectacularly, on Angel of Death, which became an audience participation karaoke for most of its duration.

No, this wasn't the best Slayer show I've ever seen (That was my 12th time) but it was still better than some of their arena and festival sets. It was full length for a start.
8/10












Next, I've got them in Birmingham tomorrow night and then Nottingham on Monday.

What a horrendous set list. Shamefully I've never seen Slayer, but maybe it's for the best as I'd come away gutted that they didn't perform everything off the first two albums.

Whack setlist.

My onions on slayer have been well documented....

Still i'd probs see them if they were on.

Brum show exactly the same as the Leeds show but a lot tighter. Not too sure about the new Birmingham Academy. It's a pain in the arse to get to and the sound isn't as good as the old place.
£4 a pint too.