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Probably the best known of Hieronymus Bosch's work (for more on H. Bosch go to http://bad-penny.gr/bosch/paintings.php?lang=en). All Bosch paintings below can be clicked for enlarged image:





"South of Heaven" video with interview link.
Slayer 1985 band interview link.
Among Agnostic Front, etc., DRI is mentioned in the band interview. Here's a link to some classic 1984 DRI video footage.
1989 interview with Slayer's Tom Araya:
The "South of Heaven" album was released around the time I came of legal driving age. At that time some friends and I piled into a car and drove out to Riverside where Slayer played in a small art-house size, trashy, rundown movie theater. It was a writhing mass of sweat drenched people climbing and falling and climbing all over each other in a battle to stay standing and banging on top of the seats, and the aisle way was a twisted mess of moshing and people falling off the seats to the floor. As far as I can recall, any form of bouncing or security pretty much gave up— a total free for all. I definitely have Hieronymus-like visuals burnt forever in the memory bank from that one.
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