SLAYER COVERS PUNK SONGS! Podcaster, director, artist, and musician, Andrew Novick, leads us through one of stranger moments in metal history. Is this album too Slayer-y or not Slayer-y enough? How does it compare to "Garage Days Re-Revisited"? Does it really count as a cover if you’re doing your own song? Who chose these bands? Why didn’t we get any Deep Purple or Doors covers? Is this album just for members of the band Verbal Abuse? Is this better or worse than punk bands covering metal songs? Is Richard’s last name Hung? Exactly what attitude of Slayer's are we unable to dispute? Would making this album sound worse somehow make it better? Find out if this album slays on this week’s episode of Detours and Outliers.
Sinead O’Connor’s “Throw Down Your Arms”
Glenn Danzig’s “Black Aria” (with Don White)
Dread Zeppelin’s “It’s Not Unusual”
Steve Miller’s “Born 2B Blue”
The Beach Boys’ “Summer In Paradise”
The Beach Boys’ “Love You”
Keith Moon’s “Two Sides Of The Moon” (with Kasey Elkington)
Dee Dee King’s “Standing In The Spotlight”
Lou Reed & Metallica’s “Lulu”
Van Halen’s “III”
Voivod’s “Angel Rat” (with Mhyk Monroe)
Kid Cudi’s “Speedin’ Bullet 2 Heaven” (with Brian Heim)
X’s “Ain’t Love Grand” (with Jenny and Michael Seman)
Lil Wayne’s “Rebirth” (with Bryson Worden)
Chris Cornell’s “Scream” (with Aaron Schilling)
Bruce Springsteen’s “Nebraska” (with Karl Christian Kumpholz)
Village People’s “Renaissance” (with Katie Bowman)
Moby’s “Animal Rights” (with Alf)
Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now” (with Aleeya Wilson)
Neil Young’s “Everybody’s Rockin’”
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