Tom Araya, frontman for the long running, thrash metal band Slayer, has been talking about how long the band can continue after their next album, their last with legendary producer Rick Rubin, saying:

Yeah. Let’s put it this way, this is the final record of our commitment with Rick Rubin. When we first signed a deal with him back in 1986, we never sat down and said, ‘How long do you guys want to keep this together?’

The band’s tenth album of original material will follow 2006’s Christ Illusion. An official name and release date for the album have not been officially confirmed, but Slayer is aiming it for a late 2008/early 2009 release.
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Source Tom Araya, frontman for the long running, thrash metal band Slayer, has been talking about how long the band can continue after their next album, their last with legendary producer Rick Rubin, saying:

Yeah. Let’s put it this way, this is the final record of our commitment with Rick Rubin. When we first signed a deal with him back in 1986, we never sat down and said, ‘How long do you guys want to keep this together?’

The band’s tenth album of original material will follow 2006’s Christ Illusion. An official name and release date for the album have not been officially confirmed, but Slayer is aiming it for a late 2008/early 2009 release.
,br> You can click here to read the rest of the interview.
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