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Slayer’s Kerry King felt angry about the band’s decision to retire, given that many of his childhood heroes were still performing live. The Slayer legend opened up about their retirement in a recent interview with Metal Hammer.

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34 thoughts on “Kerry King Explains His 'Anger' Over Slayer's Retirement

  1. In retrospect retiring when they did was a HORRIBLE decision. They called it quits literally months before the entire music touring industry got shut down for two years. They would've had a nice break from touring and been able to recharge their batteries. They could be out there kicking ass right now with a renewed fire instead of sitting at home.

    Of course you can't predict a pandemic (unless you're Bill Gates 😉), but it does beg the question of why retire instead of just taking a break? There aren't any newer big name metal acts coming up to take their spot.

    Hell, Pantera just "reunited" and half their band is dead. The legacy acts are the only ones left who can draw a dime these days, and Slayer pissed all that money away. STUPID

  2. What if, in some years, life brought back Kerry and Dave together, and after a Tom decline they decide to go with the name, record and tour back with another singer/bassist??? Would that be legit???😮

  3. In hind sight it was a huge mistake to retire Slayer. Dave Mustaine has no voice anymore and James Hetfield's playing is rapidly deteriorating. Slayer could've been THE thrash band for couple of years before retiring but alas.

  4. They had terrible management who seemed to want to keep them miserable. I see other artists doing interviews with journalists while going different places in the cities they're in, but Slayer's management keep them in hotels instead. Did Araya even consider he could arrange for journalists to meet him somewhere else? Did his management 'explain' that it couldn't be done for some bogus reason?

  5. Here’s the thing, as a band you have to work as a team. When one guy is done, as Tom was, you need to respect that. Nothing is stopping Kerry from doing it more, just in a different way. I’d love to see him keep making and playing music. But I can respect Tom wanting to hang up the hat.

  6. Its the exact setup as other bands (band members sayin blah blah blah etc) and what do you know ??
    In a few months it will be the 'Final Trip Through HELL' Slayer tour or something of that sort.. 👹

  7. If Kerry King misses playing live and doing Slayer, that's bittersweet…but he should have treated Lombardo better as a founding member of the line-up that is historical and will live on forever. In reality, people don't realize how fragile relationships are and life is in general. Jeff Hanneman passing away illustrates that. I feel sorry for Kerry in a way, but he always seemed like he was in his own world throughout the years and didn't really understand that a band is made up of more people than just himself.

  8. If Kerry still has gas in the tank then get 3-5 guys and start a new project and go out on tour or join a band that needs a guitarist. Metal cruises are popular these days, sail around the Caribbean and play…

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