Megadeth tonight!

RetiredGreyFox · 21 Feb 2008 at 13:46

Skidmark said:
And someone tell me the point of saying, in a normal voice "hi everyone, we're JFAC and this song is called...." and then changing to a growl which no bugger can understand.

Hmmm - thats exactly what Tom Araya does.

Pookie Bear · 21 Feb 2008 at 15:27

dmpoole said:
Hmmm - thats exactly what Tom Araya does.

Never been much of a Slayer fan, but if that's what does it for folk.....

Margaret · 21 Feb 2008 at 15:29

Kill the king, the king is dead, long live the king.

I AM THE KING!

Beerguzzler · 21 Feb 2008 at 20:21

Skidmark said:
Job For A Cowboy got boo'd off the stage (I was only subjected to about 20 minutes of them). Only a true fan could have liked them - it was total gibberish. And someone tell me the point of saying, in a normal voice "hi everyone, we're JFAC and this song is called...." and then changing to a growl which no bugger can understand.

Ha, I know exactly what you mean with the voice thing. Its the exact thing I said to everyone else after the show, I actually started yawning during them playing due to every song sounding the same :mad:

Chris

Azagoth · 21 Feb 2008 at 20:53

dmpoole said:
Hmmm - thats exactly what Tom Araya does.

Yes, but Slayer are Gods amongst mere mortals!

If you want a really good growl, then look no further than Chuck Schuldiner on the early 'Death' albums or Chris Reifert for 'Autopsy'!

Margaret · 21 Feb 2008 at 20:57

Skidmark said:
tell me the point of saying, in a normal voice "hi everyone, we're JFAC and this song is called...." and then changing to a growl which no bugger can understand.

You mean like this? XD

Anyway as for the growling and so on, to be fair to JFAC that's part of their music so you can't blame them for changing to that...

Not that I like JFAC, I think they are crap.

Azagoth said:
If you want a really good growl, then look no further than Chuck Schuldiner

I believe he inspired the mighty Muhammed Suicmez from Necrophagist.