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KIRK HAMMETT ON SLAYER

 Thursday, March 26th, 2009 at 4:00pm by

Everything about this makes me giggle. I mean, when he throws those lil’ horns and corrects “Satanic” to be “Slaytanic,” it’s hard to believe this fella was in Exodus once upon a time. It’s like listening to my dad try to talk about Slayer.

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  • Coonsan

    He almost sounds longing, like he wished that Metallica still had aggression.

  • http://www.myspace.com/orchids Daisy May Tinklepants

    Th comparison between Slayer fans and Metallica fans reminds me of the mindless banter usually reserved for That Metal Show

  • DanyLektro

    One thing I notice about Kirk is he’s sort of like a kid that never grew up. I found this one video of him ogling over Hendrix’s guitar, asking the curator about it or whoever was there.
    “Can I play it on stage tomorrow?”
    “Sure”
    “ALRIGHT! …….Can.. can I set it on fire?”

  • JVSTIN

    He’s funny.

  • http://www.themetalreporter.net TMR

    Oh My God!

    That was friggin adorable, the part where he throws the horns, says it all about the difference between a Metallica fan and a Slayer fan.

  • Sammy

    Hammett being kind of girly is really nothing new. He’s always been that way. He’s always seemed the most out of place in that band.

  • damienk

    Sorry, but i will always like Kirk, I totally agree he always seemed like the odd man out. But that was a good thing for the band… now if he’d just throw his fucking wah pedal away.

  • Blackthorned

    He seems like a consistently nice guy – and for the band he’s probably the warm water needed between the snare fire and riff ice.

  • Fritz!

    DanyLektro: I know!! Kirk Hammet – The Michael Jackson of metal, just without all the kids and stuff.

  • http://www.myspace.com/bminekime enemyofgod72

    I’d love to rip on this vid going for a “douche of the year”-esque comment but Kirk is about the only member of Metallica with any integrity left.

  • Kevin French

    I thought the same thing as what Coonsan said in the first reply. I seemed to get a little far-off like he was reminiscing about all the times his band failed to do that.