Kerry King A.I. Generated Stock Riffs | Nate Garrett's Big Riff Energy Ep. 48
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- Fielding questions regarding Kerry King, Acid Bath, New Wave Of Norwegian Thrash Metal, movies and how they relate to the creative process/big riff energy, and more!
Album of discussion:
Chapel of Disease - Echoes of Light (2024)
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“I understand
And don't care
Well the skyscrapers look like gravestones
From out here” - Diab Soule
Something about that lyric. I love it.
“I understand… and don’t care” is one of the hardest lines ever! Love it
Sammy Duet is very underrated as a guitarist, I think. His contribution to both Acid Bath, Crowbar and especially Goatwhore always guarantee cool riffs galore! Like you, that 'Apocalyptic Havoc' song has always been a favorite of mine; so damn catchy! 🤘🤘
Sammy is definitely the secret glue in the NOLA scene, love that he even is the one who showed everyone that the metal zone made for a great boost pedal which Kirk has used since in crowbar
@@nb842 Big riff energy indeed... 😎
I have been a huge Acid Bath / Dax fan since I first heard Acid Bath in 1996. I'v seen Dax a ton of times and would often travel to other states and even schedule some business trips to areas I knew he was playing. He has been MIA for about 10 years now and nobody really knows what he is up to, although most reports state that he has a lot of music written. I think he only lived in the Austin area for a few years back in the Deadboy days and has been back in Houma for years. I really hope he resurfaces with some new music and touring.
The new Chapel record definitely rings of Tribulation. I think it's primarily in the vocals and the way the lines are constructed. But I agree, it's a tremendous album and definitely the best thing I've heard this year.
This is the only podcast I listen to! Great job Nate
Thank you! 🫡
I did that once with drum sticks and gave them to someone. My trial date is in two weeks.
Nice said brother you are right about King man,a brother from Greece
We just talked about Hatchet on our podcast yesterday and I posted about it last week lol
You need to get together with Dave Lombardo, David Ellefson, and Chuck Billy and do an album. You could call the band Nate Garrett.
😂
That Chapel album is fucking 🔥🔥🔥
Lombardos collaboration with Gunship is 🔥
Good call! Gunship rules.
@hushson9411 Read about them in Decibel magazine a while ago. Great stuff. Got me into synthwave. Don't have to listen to metal only every day.
Divine intervention was my introduction to slayer went backwards from that. Being said my favorite album Hell awaits.
Sammy told me several months ago, there's some unreleased Acid Bath stuff that will see the light of day, but uncertain when.
I also have a theory that all the best Slayer riffs are actually the solo to Dead Kennedy's Forward to Death slowed down.
Slayer, is one of my favorite bands of all-time. Any genre. Seen them many times LIVE(first show was in 88’(Overkill/Motorhead supporting) caught them 2x on the SOH tour.
So, they are in my Pantheon of metal bands. But you are correct(imo) Kerry, is/was the most replaceable. If* a member had to be removed/replaced. 🤘
Man, that's what I thought til it became apparent that JH could barely play for the last few years he was alive.
@@johncarver9997 well, he was “dying”.
Dude I have my project name now, Kirk Plus Three, thanks KK
Dave Lombardo is a boss man. When I have seen Slayer live, it is unbelievable how much his drums are integral to the band's sound.
He also seems a solid dude, as does Tom.
About Slayer, I agree 100 per cent.
I've always championed Hanneman, he has way more classic compositions in Slayer than Kerry by far. I like Divine Intervention a lot, and it's easily Kerry's best outing. It's way downhill after that.
nobody, outside of few people very close to the band, doesn't know exactly how they did those songs that are written together. once, i was in situation to help to friend of mine to put several songs. he wrote all riffs, but i helped him to structure songs and make them playable in a band. theoretically, he wrote all songs, but without me, those will be just a bunch of solo riffs.
What you did was help arrange the songs and bands usually have a member who’s better at arrangement than the rest for instance Lars is the arrangement guy In Metallica “play that riff four times and then do the walk down thing into the chorus riff “ . That’s why Lars has so many songwriting credits because he arranges them and James shares the songwriting credits with him. Not necessarily every band would share writing credits with an arrangement guy but arrangement is very important because of exactly what you said.
@@brandonjackson5865 i know that thing about lars. it's correct. will see how will kerry do the stuff without jeff and that will tell us how they co-write songs in slayer.
Kerry was NOT over the nu metal stuff. Out of the two of them only Kerry King had a seven string guitar made for him and used it. Jeff never did. Not all of DIM was written by Jeff, just the good songs, like on any Slayer record including all later material like Christ Illusion, GHUA and WBP
I never thought about it I absolutely agree with with you about Kerry being the most replaceable member of Slayer he sorta became their Mascot in the 90s and on with his edge what people think a metal head looks like outfits. Come on with those chains and leather pants man , thrash was all about the fans becoming the musicians and wearing their street clothes on stage and hear we have KK locking like he walked out of a Blackened Hot Topic or something. He’s an asshole but rock and heavy music needs more assholes more than ever. King is a fantastic thrash Rhythm player but Slayer died with Jeff I respect Gary Holt filling in and playing those songs live and think he’s awesome and seems like a great guy. I think King might have been the businessman in Slayer or sorta assumed that role when they discovered business wasn’t being taken care of ? I actually love Devine Intervention but I’m not a huge Slayer fan I like them more than Anthrax then Metallica and Megadeth is my favorite out of the “big four” mainstream Thrash I guess ?
I think it would have been more interesting to hear KK try something different than Slayer 2.0 I think he and Jeff as a team created a legendary sound and it’s Slayer and there ain’t no Slayer without Jeff.
It’s really simple who would you rather have a beer with Lombardo or King lol ? It’s hard to separate the way he acts from his art because he can be exhausting being so hard and serious all the time. He simply can’t be as hateful and miserable as he comes off it’s got to be an act a work that he thinks is cool or edgy or something whatever ?
The song sounds like a left over from Repentless
Because that's exactly what it is.
Cool shirt Nate! I love Phantasm. As for Kerry King's new music, I didn't like it. Very boring and "stock" as you said. Not my cup of tea at all.
In addition to the songs you mentioned that were written by Kerry King, I have always liked Skeletons of Society on Seasons. That's a Kerry King song. But I agree that he was definitely not the creative driving force in Slayer.
As far as Kerry King as a person, I don't know him. But he seems like a real piece of work.
I'll tell you a secret: all of KKs riffs have been AI the entire time because KK wrote em.
I say this as a shameless KK apologist,: at his age I'd honestly be surprised if he's got anything else in him but the same thing he's been doing since 1985.
Except this is nothing like what he was doing in 1985. If it was like Hell Awaits, it would actually be good.
This is more like the same thing he's done since 1998.
KK signed a cd for me at an Ozzfest. I waited over 30 minutes for him to show up and when he did he didn't even acknowledge me. I don't know what he had going on that day, but his demeanor was surly and shitty.
You’ll appreciate this… 2004 I went to ozzfest, 16 years old. Waited in line FOREVER to meet slayer. Got up to the table, no Jeff. Asked K where Jeff was and he said “oh he doesn’t do this type of stuff.” We turned around and walked away. Took him down a peg for ya bud 😂
@@BornTooNateSo Kerry at least took the time to talk to the fans, and Jeff didn’t give a shit? And still you’re dissing Kerry?
Also, I think Slayer as we know it wouldn’t have been the same without either Jeff or Kerry. They started playing together in their late teams, they wrote a lot together, I’m sure they influenced each other. Jeff being more of a punk/hardcore kid and Kerry more of a traditional metal kid, it rubbed off on each other. If either of them wasn’t around in 82/83, we sure wouldn’t have Reing in Blood as we know now.
Winger's better.
Kerry seems like a massive Karen , Tom Jeff an Dave where the cool dudes