Joined: 12 Aug 2003 Posts: 1694
Location: Houston, Texas
Posted:
Fri Aug 29, 2003 12:13 am
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Hard liquor and heavy metal are old friends, which is why it's no surprise to see Slayer headlining this fall's installment of the Jagermeister Music Tour. "Slayer has never done a sponsored tour, mainly because we never thought anyone was worthy enough to have their name alongside ours," Slayer's Kerry King said. "But now, with Jagermeister willing to jump on board, we will conquer the U.S. like no one has seen before!"
And conquer they will. Dates for the tour run a solid two months, from the start of October through the end of November, finding Slayer and support acts Hatebreed and Arch Enemy stopping by major and out-of-the-way markets all over the States.
In addition to the three major label acts, each performance will feature a local opening band, sponsored by the Jagermeister Band Program. The program seeks out and promotes up-and-coming talent.
Of course, the famous Jagerettes will also be on hand, along with the Jagermeister buses, to make sure everyone's having a good time.
In the Jagermeister Music Tour tradition, ticket-holders will get plenty of bang for their buck. Tickets go on sale about six weeks before the tour dates through Ticketmaster, but there's a big presale rumored going on at slayer.net. No prices have been announced, but previous tours have been a bargain $20.
Jarrod Vrazel Executive Producer
Joined: 12 Aug 2003 Posts: 1694
Location: Houston, Texas
Posted:
Tue Sep 09, 2003 5:19 pm
JÄGERMEISTER FALL MUSIC TOUR 2003 FEATURING SLAYER*
Date: City / State: Venue:
10/8 Minneapolis, MN Roy Wilkins Auditorium
10/10 Davenport, IA Live
10/11 Kansas City, MO Memorial Hall
10/12 St. Louis, MO The Pageant
10/14 Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
10/15 Philadelphia, PA Electric Factory
10/17 Worcester, MA The Palladium
10/18 New York, NY Roseland
10/19 Washington, DC Nation
10/21 Portland, ME State Theater
10/22 Poughkeepsie, NY Mid Hudson Civic Center
10/24 Cleveland, OH Agora Ballroom
10/25 Detroit, MI Harpo’s
10/26 Pittsburgh, PA Metropol
10/28 Indianapolis, IN Egyptian Room
10/29 Chicago, IL Aragon Ballroom
10/30 Milwaukee, WI Eagles Auditorium
10/31 Grand Rapids, MI Orbit Room
11/1 Toledo, OH Seagate Convention Centre
11/2 Cincinnati, OH Bogart’s
11/4 Norfolk, VA Norva Theater
11/5 Atlanta, GA The Tabernacle
11/7 Tampa, FL Masquerade
11/8 West Palm Beach, FL Mars Backstage
11/9 Orlando, FL House of Blues
11/11 Houston, TX Verizon Wireless Theater
11/12 Dallas, TX Next Stage
11/13 San Antonio, TX Sunset Station
11/14 Austin, TX Austin Music Hall
11/16 Denver, CO Denver Coliseum
11/17 Salt Lake City, UT Salt Air
11/18 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
11/20 Phoenix, AZ Mesa Amphitheater
11/21 San Diego, CA 4th & B
11/23 San Francisco, CA The Warfield
11/25 Seattle, WA Moore Theater
11/26 Portland, OR Roseland
11/28 Ventura, CA Ventura Theater
11/29 Los Angeles, CA Universal Amphitheater
*Dates subject to change
Jarrod Vrazel Executive Producer
Joined: 12 Aug 2003 Posts: 1694
Location: Houston, Texas
Posted:
Tue Oct 14, 2003 7:02 pm
SLAYER FOUR-DISC BOX SET SOUNDTRACK TO THE APOCALYPSE FEATURES ALBUM TRACKS, RARITIES AND DVD OF LIVE PERFORMANCES; FIVE-DISC DELUXE EDITION ADDS CONCERT CD
Slayer, the fastest, heaviest and darkest band on the planet, goes to extremes for its first retrospective. A three-CD/one-DVD box set regular edition and four-CD/one-DVD specially packaged “ammo box” for the deluxe version, Soundtrack To The Apocalypse (American Recordings/UMe), released November 25, 2003, celebrates the visceral assault that is Slayer.
A Slayer fan’s ultimate experience, Soundtrack To The Apocalypse includes tracks spanning every Slayer album since 1986, soundtrack cuts, Japan-only tracks, more than a dozen rarities, and a DVD of live performances spanning 20 years, all digitally remastered. The deluxe edition adds a full-length concert CD from Slayer’s 2002 God Hates Us All tour stop in Anaheim, CA, presented in a “blood pack” sleeve (with faux blood and floating skulls). The tour was the band’s first with original drummer Dave Lombardo since 1992. The deluxe edition also includes a wall banner and replica backstage laminate. Both editions have an extensive booklet spotlighting a history based on interviews with each member and long-time producer Rick Rubin.
Disc 1 opens with five tracks from Slayer’s 1986 major label debut, Reign In Blood, considered the most brutal thrash metal album of all time. Among the fan favorites are “Postmortem” and “Raining Blood.” The album was the first of four consecutive gold studio albums, an impressive feat for a band that receives little radio or MTV exposure. From 1988’s South Of Heaven are five tracks, including the title track. Culled from 1990’s Seasons In The Abyss are another quintet, including “Dead Skin Mask.” 1991’s live Decade Of Aggression contributes three--“Chemical Warfare” and “Hell Awaits” among them.
Disc 2 continues the chronology with five recordings from 1994’s Divine Intervention, three from 1996’s Undisputed Attitude, a trio from 1998’s Diabolus In Musica and another three from 2001’s God Hates Us All. Songs heard on various soundtracks are joined by two cuts previously unreleased in the U.S. from the Japanese Diabolus In Musica, two more from the import God Hates Us All and a bonus cover of the Suicidal Tendencies’ “Memories Of Tomorrow” from the Japan-only Undisputed Attitude.
Disc 3 focuses on rarities, from the earliest known Slayer recordings (previously unreleased 1983 live tracks) to seminal tracks taken from the band’s garage rehearsals and even home demo recordings. The Disc 4 DVD showcases performances throughout the band’s career and throughout the world as well as various TV appearances from singer-bassist Tom Araya, guitarists Kerry King and Jeff Hanneman, and Lombardo.
Slayer is the band all other such heavy bands are measured against, defining not only a genre but an attitude. As Marc Paschke writes in the liner notes: “It’s about restrained aggression and impending danger. It’s about the dark cloud that fills the room, energized by the anger and hate and hostility of the audience…Most of all, it’s about feeling good.”
Soundtrack To The Apocalypse--it’s the feel-good box set for the end of the world.
Joined: 12 Aug 2003 Posts: 1694
Location: Houston, Texas
Posted:
Mon Nov 03, 2003 12:34 pm
SLAYER : SOUNDTRACK TO THE APOCALYPSE track listing
Disc One
1 Angel Of Death
2 Criminally Insane
3 Postmortem
4 Raining Blood
5 Aggressive Perfector
6 South Of Heaven
7 Silent Scream
8 Live Undead
9 Mandatory Suicide
10 Spill The Blood
11 War Ensemble
12 Dead Skin Mask
13 Hallowed Point
14 Born Of Fire
15 Seasons In The Abyss
16 Hell Awaits
17 The Anti-Christ
18 Chemical Warfare
Disc Two
1 Sex. Murder. Art.
2 Dittohead
3 Divine Intervention
4 Serenity In Murder
5 213
6 Can't Stand You
7 Ddamm
8 Gemini
9 Bitter Peace
10 Death's Head
11 Stain Of Mind
12 Disciple
13 God Send Death
14 New Faith
15 In A Gadda Da Vida
16 Disorder
17 Memories Of Tomorrow
18 Human Disease
19 Unguarded Instinct
20 Wicked
21 Addict
22 Scarstruck
Disc Three
1 Ice Titan
2 The Anti-Christ
3 Fight Till Death
4 Necrophiliac
5 Piece By Piece
6 Raining Blood
7 Angel Of Death
8 Jeff Hanneman's Home Recordings 1
9 Jeff Hanneman's Home Recordings 2
10 Seasons In The Abyss
11 Mandatory Suicide
12 Mind Control
13 No Remorse (I Wanna Die)
14 Dittohead
15 Sex. Murder. Art.
16 Bloodline
17 Payback
Disc Four
1 Die By The Sword
2 Aggressive Perfector
3 Praise Of Death
4 Haunting The Chapel
5 Necrophobic
6 Reborn
7 Jesus Saves
8 War Ensemble
9 South Of Heaven
10 Dead Skin Mask
11 Gemini
12 Heaviest Band Award - Kerrang!
13 EPK For Diabolus In Musica
14 Stain Of Mind
15 Bloodline
16 Disciple
17 God Send Death
Disc Five
1 Darkness Of Christ
2 Disciple
3 War Ensemble
4 Stain Of Mind
5 Postmortem
6 Raining Blood
7 Hell Awaits
8 At Dawn They Sleep
9 Dead Skin Mask
10 Seasons In The Abyss
11 Mandatory Suicide
12 Chemical Warfare
13 South Of Heaven
14 Angel Of Death
Slayer is the most true metal band on earth
I have seen them in concert many times and they
have never been a disapointment. Strap on that
neck brace and go see the show of your life.
PAUZED
Joined: 22 Mar 2004 Posts: 188
Location: Omaha, Nebraska
Posted:
Sat Mar 27, 2004 5:01 pm
zzzrich wrote:
Slayer is the most true metal band on earth
I have seen them in concert many times and they
have never been a disapointment. Strap on that
neck brace and go see the show of your life.
your telling the truth!
PAUZED
Joined: 22 Mar 2004 Posts: 188
Location: Omaha, Nebraska
