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For The Sake of Heaviness: The History of Metal Blade Records For The Sake of Heaviness: The History of Metal Blade Records
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chantel nouseforaname
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Metal Blade was kicking ass and taking names in the metal scene and had no budget. I respect the hustle. I feel like there’s a lot of quiet subtext present on how much of an influence Latin Americans had on various forms of metal coming out of Cali in the 80s/90s Tom Araya & Slayer being one of the best selling, most discussed & most innovative. Brian Slagel is humble and realistic about the reach of small labels.
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chantel nouseforaname
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Really cool, all about these early days of Metal Blade Records 🤘🏽
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