Imposible olvidar: "Gracias por su Basura". la frase con la que se despidi贸 del concierto Tom Araya, pues bien, aqu铆 confieso que no me gusta la banda SLAYER 馃槺, si si, pero no se, no me engancha. Porque fuiste? te estar谩s preguntado. Resulta que un Primo/T铆o, me regal贸 la entrada de invitado porque justo trabajaba en el Poliedro de Caracas all铆 en esa 茅poca. Yo tampoco se la ped铆, el me la ofreci贸 y no voy a desperdiciar ir a un concierto, porque igual me lo disfruto.
El hecho es abri贸 como banda nacional "La Candida Virgen". Slayer desde que se subi贸 a la tarima tocaron seguido, sin pr谩cticamente interacci贸n de Araya con el publico, y la verdad es que los animales, porque no tiene otra palabra, empezaron a lanzarle botellas pl谩sticas de agua mineral vac铆as durante todo el concierto, incluso a la banda anterior, entonces que por ese lado, justifico las palabras de Tom, que dir铆a, esta cuerda de indios que se creen y te apuesto que es la primera y ultima vez que ver谩n a Slayer en Venezuela.
Tom Araya (vocales, bajo)
Kerry King (guitarra)
Jeff Hanneman (guitarra)
Dave Lombardo (bater铆a)
Impossible to forget: "Thank you for your Garbage". the phrase with which Tom Araya said goodbye to the concert, well, here I confess that I don't like the band SLAYER 馃槺, yes yes, but I don't know, it doesn't hook me. Why did you go? you may be wondering. It turns out that a Cousin/Uncle, gave me the guest ticket because he was working at the Poliedro de Caracas there at that time. I didn't ask for it either, he offered it to me and I'm not going to waste going to a concert, because I still enjoy it.
The fact is that he opened as a national band "La Candida Virgen". Slayer since they got on stage played often, with virtually no interaction of Araya with the public, and the truth is that the animals, because it has no other word, began to throw empty plastic bottles of mineral water throughout the concert, even the previous band, then that side, I justify the words of Tom, who would say, this string of Indians who believe themselves and I bet it's the first and last time they will see Slayer in Venezuela.
Tom Araya (vocals, bass)
Kerry King (guitar)
Jeff Hanneman (guitar)
Dave Lombardo (drums)