@@based_memes320 Yes! My first Slayer show was with Jon on drums during the Undisputed Attitude tour. I was just 14 years old. Jon is the 2nd best drummer Slayer ever had. He did the songs justice and should have recorded at least one album with them. I have his black Tama Artstar Custom kit.
I remember listening to this on Radio 1 when it was being broadcast and being stunned at the reception south of heaven got from the audience. I stayed in my room all day to record all the bands. Think I might still have the tapes somewhere at my mums :)
FFS man I recorded that Castle Donington skit from Headbangers Ball back in 1992, I watched it a million times in my teens, never seen any other footage from it except the 3 songs featured in the original broadcast, Dead Skin Mask, War Ensemble and Seasons in the Abyss. How could I miss this on TH-cam?!
Both amazing drummers, it's hard to say who's better. They both have their own style and technique... BTW i read in a recent interview with Bostaph, he said he played a few shows in California with Slayer before this Donington gig.
At the time of this performance Paul was the better, the pure physicality here compared to, for example, the dodgy footwork from Lombardo on Decade. However more recent shows Dave has the feet, interesting fills and a general tightness. Paul's first shows of 2013 were definitely below par but he seems to be nailing it in recent shows.... not bad for almost 50! Dave=better drummer, Paul=better athlete, it depends on what you're there to see. DC
@@diabolusdc Dave declared why his footwork on the Seasons tour was so weak. Rick Rubin at the time wanted him to sit higher behind th ekit so the audience could have a better look at him. But that made his technique hard to execute. After leaving Slayer, he founded Grip Inc and if you see videos of him during that time, he was at his peak, never lost it since.
@@realmusiciswithinstruments9915 And if Rick Rubin tells you to jump, you ask how high? That seems like a lame excuse to me. I don't think Rubin would have persisted on that if Lombardo had explained it to him. I mean he doesn't seem like the guy who chooses looks over sound. Btw. To me Lombardo and Bostaph are both excellent drummers. I will never understand this ongoing debate in almost every comments section of a Slayer live video.
I remember that pit... Brutal... Bottles of piss reiging down... With blood... Ah the good old days... Donnington every year.. Three day camp.. With the best mates..
Love seeing Silent Scream with either Bostaph or Lombardo! The double bass is ridiculous in this song and as a drummer, it is very difficult to sustain that intensity. Oh and Tom's shorts are hilarious!
Holy shit, I had the exact same experience 33 years ago. Hearing the solos live and realizing it was composed. This video totally rules. Only Slayer could wear shorts onstage and crush so hard
@DamZZmaD: That would be awesome. In 2004 I saw Slayer during the Unholy Alliance Tour. I found the setlist and they opened with "Disciple" - I tried finding footage from 2004 concerts but I couldn't. There is a concert from 2002, however, when Lombardo had rejoined ( Live at Hultsfred 2002). There are videos of that on TH-cam - you can see him play a bunch of songs from God Hates Us All at that concert. Just look it up :). Stay metal mon ami!
I gotta give Paul some props. Hes playing Daves parts perfect. I still watch "Live Intrusion" the At Dawn They Sleep on that home vid, is one of the best live performances of that song ever recorded/played by Slayer. You half to agree with me slightly? lol
darrin connor Paul truly raised the bar with that concert. I was there....Mesa AZ 1995. Certain tracks just light years beyond Dave's original drum track. Hell Awaits...the tempo jump after the intro. Captor of Sin was ridiculous with the fills. At Dawn They Sleep, the spam quads that he sustains at the end. Mandatory Suicide and South of Heaven were just sick. Paul just brings a level that Dave never displayed if he had it. He just always had the speed and power. But Paul always has not only those but also a level of inventiveness in a live performance. He doesn't stick to the studio track. I have been following him since Forbidden before he joined slayer. Always been a fan of his work.
I really think Dave's fills are very hard to play ; if you listen to "Seasons in the Abyss" song, you can hear a lot of differents and complex fills with a "ternary" touch. Paul BOSTAPH is a great composer because he's never easy, HE IS DEFINITELY A VIOLENT DRUMMER ^^ with binary feeling (A lot of drummers prefer Dave because he play drums with a ternary feeling). "Divine Intervention" album is entirely dedicated to the drums. I really think SLAYER was angry about Dave's split ^^ VENGEANCE :D
I simply wish they will play most "DIVINE INTERVENTION" album songs live (DI is my best SLAYER album ever...). "Killing fields" to "Mind Control" : one of the ultimate metal drumming lesson ever while 30 minutes... I like also "Seasons in the Abyss" song (per example) because Dave LOMBARDO makes incredible patterns... I tried to learn each part of this song to play exactly how Dave play this and it's very interesting... but so hard !
@piemelbrieislekker I agree with you, their two styles are very interesting... Unfortunately, I never watched a "Paul BOSTAPH" song played by Dave on youtube... Have you find that please ? I wish SLAYER will play "Killing Fields" or "Divine Intervention" with Dave LOMBARDO ;) I wish a day in Paris or Lyon (France)...
DamZZmad is just right. Bostaph was just incredible : he played the Lombardo stuff exactly like Lombardo did and brought his own style during the Divine Intervention-God Hates Us All era. When you listen Lombardo playing Disciple (for example) he's not as good as Bostaph. Don't get why Bostaph is so underated.
@DamZZmaD: That's not true, I've seen Dave play stuff off God Hates Us All in 2004. In my view both drummers are different, but very good at what they do.
Seems more like "war ensemble" going on here... the who's the better drummer etc. This was one of... if not THE first appearance for Bostaph, he does an excellent job. A much better job than Lombardo does on the DoA recordings from what I can hear. I find Dave's recent live performances more interesting even for the older songs (e.g. the fill on Postmortem) and his playing a massive improvement on DoA. So check 'em out as often as possible while you can. DC
I have no idea why J.H. used a double flat in the second stanza in Silent Scream. The change up was perfect before the new double flat was introduced. Maybe they were trying to portray a feeling that was originally not part of the song. I need to investigate this further. Now, that I noticed this, maybe I my self will use a double flat in the solo as well. It almost seems as if he was about to use a dorian scale or derivative of then changed his mind. I just wish he was still alive so that I could try and understand why he did something and why.
Sorry, bro. But that's not how Slayer works. I realize I'm a little late, but Kerry just writes whatever wherever- and doesn't care about keys or anything like that. No such thing as a wrong note if you play it with the right intent, eh?
@@jameswadner1675 It's funny, I read music but all my best guitarists haven't. The best ones I've played with who had their own distinct styles and the best chops and instinct were all fairly ignorant about theory. This is throughout 25+ years as a musician as well.
@arnometallica Paul played all that Lombardo have recorded ; but Dave never want to play live the songs that Paul BOSTAPH recorded with SLAYER... Why ???
Paul was never up to standard with the bass drums as far as such songs as Angel Of Death and At Dawn They Sleep go. Dave plays Disciple and Payback excellently, I've never had any complaints compared to Paul's playing. He plays them quite well, he's not missing anything.
Erm, this song is more challenging to play on the kicks than Angel of Death. Its persistent 196bpm 16ths for most of the song. Paul used to be very, very good on the kick drums as you see here. But, he got hurt in the early 2000s (right before Lombardo came back) and was never the same after that. Also, Dave butchers Disciple live. Every. single. time. And its almost certainly because he can't be bothered to learn Paul's songs properly.
@@blppt saw Lombardo play Dittohead with Slayer and yes, he definitely looked and sounded like he just didnt want to play it and couldnt be bothered to learn it properly.
RIP HANNEMAN. You will never be forgotten. Hail Jeff everywhere you are
Remember him when you look at the nite sky
ALL HAIL HANNEMAN, HELL AWAITS! RIP BRO
Hail this co k
Thank you so much Slayer. My youth and the world and billions of lives would never be the same without you. 🤘🎸🔥
Tom looks like he's choosing victims every time the camera moves to a close up...
That Fernandes bass ROARS!
"Cunting daughters" I still laugh everytime I hear that.
cjetelomar2010 maybe he predicted the Jenner Sisters
Im a bit late but yes that line is a bit close to the bone and brilliant.
Lifted from the Exorcist
rest in peace jeff.....
🕊️
Dave Lombardo & Paul Bostaph = best drummers of all times !
th-cam.com/video/nWvIijHOOOk/w-d-xo.html
Dave. Paul is a chump. Got put in check by a 14 year old kid in Chiraq at Guitar Center in 2010.
Everyone forgets Jon Dette who is closer to Dave than Paul
@@based_memes320 Yes! My first Slayer show was with Jon on drums during the Undisputed Attitude tour. I was just 14 years old. Jon is the 2nd best drummer Slayer ever had. He did the songs justice and should have recorded at least one album with them. I have his black Tama Artstar Custom kit.
In Slayer, yes. Otherwise, no.
Imagine being so awesome that you can wear your own band shirt on stage.
Everyone did that, as a sign of institutional significance. Even bands that never got signed to an indie label.
wtf Kerry wasn't born bald with head tattoos?
Slayer fan after 94'
@@ryanlevering4451that was a joke
Kerry was born bold, sure thing
@@m.s2694Ni : acoso, hostigamiento hay que tomárselo a broma.
I remember listening to this on Radio 1 when it was being broadcast and being stunned at the reception south of heaven got from the audience. I stayed in my room all day to record all the bands. Think I might still have the tapes somewhere at my mums :)
A sign of good times when Slayer are on Radio 1 😊
That was a killer day as were all of the monster of rock I went to from 88 - 96. Wish I had a time machine
FFS man I recorded that Castle Donington skit from Headbangers Ball back in 1992, I watched it a million times in my teens, never seen any other footage from it except the 3 songs featured in the original broadcast, Dead Skin Mask, War Ensemble and Seasons in the Abyss. How could I miss this on TH-cam?!
This drummer is insane!
Paul Bostaph 🙏🏻
Silent Scream live ?! With Paul Bostaph !! It's Christmas before Christmas ! Thank you !
Yeah what a nice present to not hear the thundering double Bass because Paul can't Kick that hard and precise...
@@realmusiciswithinstruments9915 yes he can
Both amazing drummers, it's hard to say who's better. They both have their own style and technique... BTW i read in a recent interview with Bostaph, he said he played a few shows in California with Slayer before this Donington gig.
At the time of this performance Paul was the better, the pure physicality here compared to, for example, the dodgy footwork from Lombardo on Decade. However more recent shows Dave has the feet, interesting fills and a general tightness. Paul's first shows of 2013 were definitely below par but he seems to be nailing it in recent shows.... not bad for almost 50! Dave=better drummer, Paul=better athlete, it depends on what you're there to see. DC
@@diabolusdc Dave declared why his footwork on the Seasons tour was so weak. Rick Rubin at the time wanted him to sit higher behind th ekit so the audience could have a better look at him. But that made his technique hard to execute. After leaving Slayer, he founded Grip Inc and if you see videos of him during that time, he was at his peak, never lost it since.
@@realmusiciswithinstruments9915 And if Rick Rubin tells you to jump, you ask how high? That seems like a lame excuse to me. I don't think Rubin would have persisted on that if Lombardo had explained it to him. I mean he doesn't seem like the guy who chooses looks over sound.
Btw. To me Lombardo and Bostaph are both excellent drummers. I will never understand this ongoing debate in almost every comments section of a Slayer live video.
Bostaph brought a different energy to Slayer.
Divine Intervention is still my favorite Album after all these years.
4:19 evil eyes...wow ...great band..
Love the way the camera goes Jeff when Kerry is soloing. Lolz
I remember that pit... Brutal... Bottles of piss reiging down... With blood... Ah the good old days... Donnington every year.. Three day camp.. With the best mates..
bostaph was on fire !
Thanks for posting these vids, this was the first time I saw SLAYER, it was the start of a slippery slope. Seen them 11 times now
17 years old, bottles of piss , amazing mosh, no social media, no mobile phones, no selfies. Immense
Was there and was a brilliant show from all the bands.
wish I was there in 92 I was born a year later
we can officially record 1992 as the exact year when shorts were exactly between hot pants and knee pants in length, Thank God(Or Satan)!
nothing can compare to slayer live
Absolutely Nothing🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Love seeing Silent Scream with either Bostaph or Lombardo! The double bass is ridiculous in this song and as a drummer, it is very difficult to sustain that intensity. Oh and Tom's shorts are hilarious!
There's a saying in my country, ''hitting like hitting to blasphemer'' Paul hits the snare like it is.
Brilliant day out at donnington slayer were easily the best on the bill..
.R.I.P JEFF AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANGEL OF DEATH..FLYING FREE REIGNING FOREVER
Classic!
Such Fucking Power and Energy!!
The old concerts of every band are so much better
I don't think we realized at the time between metal grunge manchester 88-94 was the apex of live rock n roll
Because they were younger
@@DefaultName-yw6sr lol are you including brit pop? 😆
No video-bims, no mobil phones, just music and energy!
When I first heard Hanneman and Kings solos on LP, I thought they were just winging it, until I heard them live, and they were exactly the same.....
Holy shit, I had the exact same experience 33 years ago. Hearing the solos live and realizing it was composed. This video totally rules. Only Slayer could wear shorts onstage and crush so hard
Jeff rocking an LA Kings jersey
@DamZZmaD: That would be awesome. In 2004 I saw Slayer during the Unholy Alliance Tour. I found the setlist and they opened with "Disciple" - I tried finding footage from 2004 concerts but I couldn't. There is a concert from 2002, however, when Lombardo had rejoined ( Live at Hultsfred 2002). There are videos of that on TH-cam - you can see him play a bunch of songs from God Hates Us All at that concert. Just look it up :). Stay metal mon ami!
j'adore voir la double grosse caisse vibrée sur Silent Scream !
I was there! thank you I rest my case.
Perfect!
I gotta give Paul some props. Hes playing Daves parts perfect. I still watch "Live Intrusion" the At Dawn They Sleep on that home vid, is one of the best live performances of that song ever recorded/played by Slayer. You half to agree with me slightly? lol
darrin connor Paul truly raised the bar with that concert. I was there....Mesa AZ 1995. Certain tracks just light years beyond Dave's original drum track. Hell Awaits...the tempo jump after the intro. Captor of Sin was ridiculous with the fills. At Dawn They Sleep, the spam quads that he sustains at the end. Mandatory Suicide and South of Heaven were just sick. Paul just brings a level that Dave never displayed if he had it. He just always had the speed and power. But Paul always has not only those but also a level of inventiveness in a live performance. He doesn't stick to the studio track. I have been following him since Forbidden before he joined slayer. Always been a fan of his work.
@@virgildantefrazier1 I prefer the Tokyo 1995 show plus it isn't missing Spirit In Black or Seasons In The Abyss like Live Intrusion
Same feeling as in '88...UFF!!!!🤘🏽💀🤘🏽
One of the most insane festivals I went to…..
I think Paul's just as good as Dave I'm gonna start doing some slayer drum covers soon love playing slayer
Arron P. I agree my friend
Not even close
SLAYERRRRRR !!! 🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟
Люто, парни, как надо
DAYUMN!!! That was amazing!!
Tom was ON FIRE that day
Épico
Asu ..Todo Slayer estan chibolos en este video como pasa el tiempo saldran las arrugas pero la leyeenda esta intacta
Paul Bostoph also an amazing musician at drums 👍🇦🇹🎼🎶🇺🇸☠️☠️🙋♀️
W.A.S.P. Best band
einfach ein ultrageiles lied !
Jeff we miss you so much😢😢😢😢
Jeff Hanneman with Jackson? Well done Jeff
cuz Paul had his own creative insanity that Dave wudn't wanna touch!!
This is the best Metal song.
Which one
Paul Bostaph looks like Jason Newsted
Perfect segue moment 👌
Tommy is fucking getting the fuck down hell yes he's rocking it out
That is called originality man
I really think Dave's fills are very hard to play ; if you listen to "Seasons in the Abyss" song, you can hear a lot of differents and complex fills with a "ternary" touch. Paul BOSTAPH is a great composer because he's never easy, HE IS DEFINITELY A VIOLENT DRUMMER ^^ with binary feeling (A lot of drummers prefer Dave because he play drums with a ternary feeling). "Divine Intervention" album is entirely dedicated to the drums. I really think SLAYER was angry about Dave's split ^^ VENGEANCE :D
Jeff played with his hair over his face.
It´s so Brutal
I simply wish they will play most "DIVINE INTERVENTION" album songs live (DI is my best SLAYER album ever...). "Killing fields" to "Mind Control" : one of the ultimate metal drumming lesson ever while 30 minutes... I like also "Seasons in the Abyss" song (per example) because Dave LOMBARDO makes incredible patterns... I tried to learn each part of this song to play exactly how Dave play this and it's very interesting... but so hard !
are you still alive?
@@AS-zc8mr Of course 😝🤘
Наши парни, браво Slayer
same here. I wish they played Circle Of Beliefs once, such a amazing double bass pattern in that song.
They did and there is video of it
Wish the would play Point
@piemelbrieislekker I agree with you, their two styles are very interesting... Unfortunately, I never watched a "Paul BOSTAPH" song played by Dave on youtube... Have you find that please ? I wish SLAYER will play "Killing Fields" or "Divine Intervention" with Dave LOMBARDO ;) I wish a day in Paris or Lyon (France)...
Best headbanging of the universe?
TOM ARAYA'S.
OMG!
en el 6:30 no decía la canción"fucking you", pasan los años y me sigue gustando
DamZZmad is just right.
Bostaph was just incredible : he played the Lombardo stuff exactly like Lombardo did and brought his own style during the Divine Intervention-God Hates Us All era.
When you listen Lombardo playing Disciple (for example) he's not as good as Bostaph.
Don't get why Bostaph is so underated.
Gene Simmons stole Tom's look around this time, to Kiss' 'Revenge' era.
KK with hair...👍🤘
Love this show!
Nice to see an Irish flag prominent in the crowd.
4:00 ..Silent Scream
How fuckn good
Araya’s got the style..
Slayer. That is all.
🤘🏼🤘🏼
Before Download decay! 😜
just not Slayer without Dave Lombardo
@DamZZmaD: That's not true, I've seen Dave play stuff off God Hates Us All in 2004. In my view both drummers are different, but very good at what they do.
it was 18 years ago ! ...
32 year's ago now.
WTF had Slayer been billed as #3 only (almost as supporting act)? They had deserved to headline Monsters of Rock 1992!
Why would they have slayer headlining over MAIDEN?!? slayer is an offspring of them and they’re more popular
yumm tom arya in short shorts lol jp, look at Slayer beastin it up! 666!!!!
Zaebtca
Ahh......those days when Kerry still had some hair on his head😌
Who is the drummer here? Paul?
Juan Camilo Jiménez Cruz Yes
Siempre paul bostad,,,
Seems more like "war ensemble" going on here... the who's the better drummer etc. This was one of... if not THE first appearance for Bostaph, he does an excellent job. A much better job than Lombardo does on the DoA recordings from what I can hear. I find Dave's recent live performances more interesting even for the older songs (e.g. the fill on Postmortem) and his playing a massive improvement on DoA. So check 'em out as often as possible while you can. DC
Dave Lombardo had a nagging back injury during that period that hampered his playing.
This is very fuuuucked🍺🍺🍺
Nice shorts Tom LOL
455 chris farley! slayer ftw
I have no idea why J.H. used a double flat in the second stanza in Silent Scream. The change up was perfect before the new double flat was introduced. Maybe they were trying to portray a feeling that was originally not part of the song. I need to investigate this further. Now, that I noticed this, maybe I my self will use a double flat in the solo as well. It almost seems as if he was about to use a dorian scale or derivative of then changed his mind. I just wish he was still alive so that I could try and understand why he did something and why.
so deep lol...
You obviously don't know how Slayer works
Sorry, bro. But that's not how Slayer works. I realize I'm a little late, but Kerry just writes whatever wherever- and doesn't care about keys or anything like that.
No such thing as a wrong note if you play it with the right intent, eh?
@@jameswadner1675 It's funny, I read music but all my best guitarists haven't. The best ones I've played with who had their own distinct styles and the best chops and instinct were all fairly ignorant about theory. This is throughout 25+ years as a musician as well.
@Fuck1nMetal Like Van WILLIAMS (Nevermore) per example and so many others... But this is the life !
Is true
Mostly it's Kerry that decides what songs they play, so it's better if you ask him.
@ELK1989612 I agree :D
Slayer o muerte
@arnometallica Paul played all that Lombardo have recorded ; but Dave never want to play live the songs that Paul BOSTAPH recorded with SLAYER... Why ???
Because of his ego
@@Vorticy135 he played Disciple a couple of times
@@DamZZmaD and never bothered to learn it properly just rushed through it like when he plays another Paul era song
Paul was never up to standard with the bass drums as far as such songs as Angel Of Death and At Dawn They Sleep go. Dave plays Disciple and Payback excellently, I've never had any complaints compared to Paul's playing. He plays them quite well, he's not missing anything.
Erm, this song is more challenging to play on the kicks than Angel of Death. Its persistent 196bpm 16ths for most of the song. Paul used to be very, very good on the kick drums as you see here. But, he got hurt in the early 2000s (right before Lombardo came back) and was never the same after that.
Also, Dave butchers Disciple live. Every. single. time. And its almost certainly because he can't be bothered to learn Paul's songs properly.
@@blppt saw Lombardo play Dittohead with Slayer and yes, he definitely looked and sounded like he just didnt want to play it and couldnt be bothered to learn it properly.