@@maertoure7644Germans are scared of their history to the point where mentioning it is enter illegal territory, let alone performing a song regarding it. Sabaton was literally banned from Germany for a while because of their song Wehrmacht In which they covered the topic of who was really at fault and who was a pawn.
He went to high at first, I guess what changed besides the interpretation is the effect the sound put to Tom on that parte :) coool -- Always looking for that on this song played live haha
Hes like almost sixty years old and has sung for over thirty years... you can forgive him if his vocal chords can't reach a high octave without cracking a bit. If he was a metalcore vocalist, his voice would be shot. Avenged Sevenfold, Bullet For My Valentine, Of Mice & Men. All these younger bands had to change their style because they screwed their vocal chords and they were in their twenties.
@@doublewhat07 He used to go hard. Take a look at his headbanging from 1983-2009, surprised he didnt break his neck from the amount of headbanging he did
@@breathelife662 конечно...всегда все альбомы всех популярных попадали в ссср в год выхода...по крайней мере у нас в магнитке всегда , в других городах не знаю...
People talk a lot of shit about Kerry as a player and I don't understand it. He's a fucking machine. I've been dissecting his rhythm parts since '88 and I still haven't mastered them -- let alone his nutty leads which I haven't even touched in all these years. There's really only one guy among his peers who I respect more and that's Hetfield. Yes Jeff wrote better stuff but honestly King has had the better picking hand for most of Slayer's career.
Btw why did I think the Jeff Hannemann picture at the back was the Heineken logo *_EDIT:_* Lol looking at this rather odd comment I posted a long time ago really feels weird 😂
I like some Slayer and I grew up listening to them but I was so happy when nu metal arrived because they started singing about real-life issues and not about fantasy nonsense like demons, angels and witches.