JOHN ARAYA EP. 12
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- In this episode Rob reunites with old friend and tour-mate John Araya. They discuss what it’s like to grow up watching his brother in the early days of Slayer, and what life was like touring all over the world as a technician and musician.
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Produced by Melody Myers
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I was working with Lou Reed on The Twilight Reeling Tour 95/96. My first tour with Lou. Lou fired his guitar tech/stage manager at the beginning of the tour in Dallas, Texas. I was asked if I wanted to take his spot. I said I would continue looking after Fernando Saunders, the bass player and the person who brought me on board. The first person who came to mind was Johnny to do guitars. As he was on a brief hiatus from The Slayer Camp. I had met and worked with Johnny with Slayer from South Heaven to Divine Intervention. On the road and the studio. We toured with Danzig and Sass Jordan together also. Johnny agreed, flew to San Francisco, the next show after Dallas, walked right into The Warfield Theatre and went to work. Lou was weary of people, including me, initially, but warmed up to us and treated us well as the tour progressed. And yes, Johnny had to replace a Custom Lou Reed EMG Pickup on his #1 Bolin Guitar when it died on a gig. Lou did stop doing soundchecks when he heard Johnny shredding on guitar and knew everything was dialed in. I saw more of The World with Johnny and did more gigs with him than anyone. He is like a Brother to me, as is Tom. Pissed that I forgot he lives in San Antonio these days as I was just in Houston. Thank you Rob for doing this interview.
I still got that Bloodcum record . I always described it as Slayer if they were a hardcore band. Rad
Dude. Thine Eyes Bleed were a killer band.
Johnny one of the best and coolest guys in the world of metal without a doubt! Professional, Humble, friendly and always ready to laugh! Nice stories and always grateful to him and his family. Impossible to forget!!!
Awesome man. Love these podcast!!
I remember after waiting over 20 years to see Exodus in Australia and you guys finally toured in support of Shovel headed kill machine with The Haunted in Brisbane Australia and man you fucking destroyed that place Rob, I felt sorry for the Haunted having to follow that.
I’ve seen loads of great bands since the late eighties yet that was one of the best ever.
Thanks for the memories Rob
The infamous seat-cushion incident! 8/31/88 at the Felt Forum in NYC. I was there, video of the show on youtube. \m/
…..funny L.A. beach Hotel story at the intro, amazing Podcast 🤘🏼say hy to Melody…..🥃 Salud Roberto
This was a great interview, I loved how y’all compared Dave Lombardo and Tom Hunting to Keith Moon. I used to tell my Pops the same thing since he was a fan of The Who. Pops would always just look at me and go “hmm.”🤔 I explained it a little more to him about how those drummers were had an insane drumming technique and that they were some of the first guys to develop that kind of drum style.
Really enjoyed the stories. Learning a lot - It’s like the Thrash history channel!
John is a fuckin great dude... another killer podcast, brudduh. Cheers!
Great fucking show as always. Keep it up
My country!! 🇨🇱
Death by a coat hangar. Bloodcum were fucking sweet.
The Danzig/Slayer show with the riot was documented and apparently aired on TV. I have never seen it on P2P or GewgleTube though.
It'd be awesome if you could have one of the members from Vio-Lence on your show. Their new EP Let The World Burn just came out and it's AMAZING. 🤘
Bell High School's Finest
Testing my doorknob!
Is that Billy Milano.,(?),.`;;'.,
I met him and Tom in a bar in Dublin, just after unholy alliance with Thine eyes bleed, Children of Bodom, LOG and the mighty SLAYER 2006, blunts were lit and I do believe Kerry and Jeff were upstairs , Fibber Magees , parnell st.
$hileeeeno!