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Exodus are an American ThrashMetal band forming in 1980. Considered one of the main pioneering bands outside the [[Music/{{Metallica}} B]][[Music/{{Megadeth}} i]][[Music/{{Slayer}} g]] [[Music/{{Anthrax}} 4]] (in fact, both Scott Ian and Dave Mustaine see them as a fifth member), Exodus have managed a 30 year run save for some hiatuses.
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Exodus are an American ThrashMetal band forming in 1980. Considered one of the main pioneering bands outside the [[Music/{{Metallica}} B]][[Music/{{Megadeth}} i]][[Music/{{Slayer}} g]] [[Music/{{Anthrax}} 4]] (in fact, both Anthrax’ Scott Ian and Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine see them as a fifth member), Exodus have managed a 30 year run save for some hiatuses.
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Real Life troping; Cool Old Guy is a narrative trope and deemed NRLEP because of that
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* CoolOldGuy: Jack Gibson, who also played bass in the DeathMetal act Vile for quite some time.
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* FiveManBand:
** TheLeader: Gary
** TheLancer: Jack
** TheSmartGuy: Lee
** TheBigGuy: Tom
** [[SixthRanger Fifth Ranger]]: Zetro
** TheLeader: Gary
** TheLancer: Jack
** TheSmartGuy: Lee
** TheBigGuy: Tom
** [[SixthRanger Fifth Ranger]]: Zetro
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* MaddenIntoMisanthropy: "Numb".
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* PedophilePriest: "Altered Boy"
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* ProtestSong: "Collateral Damage" and "Fabulous Disaster".
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* DrugsAreBad: Rick Hunolt's abuse of drugs got him fired for this, and "Deathamphetamine" was written as a plea to him to stop using.
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* DrugsAreBad: Rick Hunolt's abuse of drugs got him fired for this, and "Deathamphetamine" was written as a plea to him to stop using. They also played a big role in their decision to fire Paul Baloff - while that was far from his only problem and Paul was generally an extremely self-destructive person, his out-of-control drug abuse absolutely was one of the biggest issues.
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** The opening title track of ''Persona Non Grata'' clocks in at 7:30, and the track "Lunatic-Liar-Lord" goes for 7:59, along with an additional minute or so if you include the acoustic intro "Cosa del Pantano".
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: 8 or 9, depending on the song.
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* WifeBasherBasher: "Sealed With a Fist".
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* WifeBasherBasher: "Sealed With a Fist".Fist".
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* {{Jerkass}}: Gary Holt can definitely come across as this in some of his interviews.
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* {{Jerkass}}: LeadDrummer: Tom Hunting is the only remaining founding member, has historically played a large role in the band's overall creative direction, and is known for his technical ability, speed, and precision; as per Gary Holt can definitely come across Holt, Kirk Hammett would regularly ask him to slow down because he was having trouble keeping up with him, and when Kirk jumped ship to Metallica and Gary found himself calling the shots, one of the first things he started doing was letting Tom play as this in some of his interviews.fast as he wanted.
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* TechnicianVersusPerformer: This has historically been the dynamic between Gary and the other guitarist, primarily Rick Hunolt and Lee Altus. While Gary is a very technical player, he also has a rawer and dirtier blues-based lead style, while Rick and later Lee play the role of the clean neoclassical shredder.
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Badass Beard and Badass Mustache are being merged into Manly Facial Hair. Examples that don't fit or are zero-context are removed. Bald Of Awesome doesn't allow real life examples.
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* AbusiveParents: "Like Father, Like Son".
* BaldOfAwesome: Rob Dukes.
** BadassBeard: Again, Dukes. Gary also grew one during his stint in Slayer.
* BaldOfAwesome: Rob Dukes.
** BadassBeard: Again, Dukes. Gary also grew one during his stint in Slayer.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Rob Dukes.
** BadassBeard: Again, Dukes. Gary also grew one during his stint in Slayer.
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* HorribleHistoryMetal: "Nanking" is about the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanking_Massacre Nanking Massacre]], while "The Last Act of Defiance" is about the New Mexico State Penitentiary riot.
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* HorribleHistoryMetal: HorribleHistoryMetal:
** "Nanking" is about the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanking_Massacre NankingMassacre]], while Massacre]].
** "The Last Act of Defiance" is about the New Mexico State Penitentiaryriot.riot.
** "Architect of Pain" is about the Marquis de Sade.
** "Prescribing Horror" is about the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalidomide_scandal Thalidomide scandal]].
** "Nanking" is about the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanking_Massacre Nanking
** "The Last Act of Defiance" is about the New Mexico State Penitentiary
** "Architect of Pain" is about the Marquis de Sade.
** "Prescribing Horror" is about the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalidomide_scandal Thalidomide scandal]].
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* DrugsAreBad: Rick Hunolt's abuse of drugs got him fired for this. The song "Deathamphetamine" seems to have this message.
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* DrugsAreBad: Rick Hunolt's abuse of drugs got him fired for this. The song this, and "Deathamphetamine" seems was written as a plea to have this message.him to stop using.
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* EnemiesList: As illustrated in the song "Blacklist".
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!!!Notable Past Members:[[note:]]Only members who played on albums or with songwriting credits are listed.[[/note]]
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!!!Notable Past Members:[[note:]]Only Members:[[note]]Only members who played on albums or with songwriting credits are listed.[[/note]]
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* Rob McKillop - bass (1983-1991)
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* Rob McKillop [=McKillop=] - bass (1983-1991)
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* Michael Butler - bass (1991-1993)
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* ''Persona Non Grata'' (2021).
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Holt is currently a tour member for Music/{{Slayer}}, both when Jeff Hanneman was suffering from a severe spider bite, and again when Hanneman himself passed away from alcohol abuse in 2013. On February 4, 2012 a Paul Baloff Memorial Reunion Concert was held at the Oakland Metro Opera House. Former and current members who attended the event included Kirk Hammett, Rick Hunolt, Gary Holt, Geoff Andrews, Lee Altus, Rob Dukes, Tom Hunting, and Jack Gibson. It was the first they have all played together since 1983. As of June 2014, Dukes and the band have parted ways and Souza has been welcomed back in. Exodus released a new album, ''Blood In, Blood Out'', which is the band's first studio album featuring Souza after ''Tempo of the Damned''.
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In 2011 Holt is currently became a tour touring member for Music/{{Slayer}}, both Music/{{Slayer}} when Jeff Hanneman was suffering from a severe spider bite, and again when Hanneman himself passed away from alcohol abuse in 2013.2013 he continued as a permanent member until Slayer's final concert in 2019. On February 4, 2012 a Paul Baloff Memorial Reunion Concert was held at the Oakland Metro Opera House. Former and current members who attended the event included Kirk Hammett, Rick Hunolt, Gary Holt, Geoff Andrews, Lee Altus, Rob Dukes, Tom Hunting, and Jack Gibson. It was the first they have all played together since 1983. As of June 2014, Dukes and the band have parted ways and Souza has been welcomed back in. Exodus released a new album, ''Blood In, Blood Out'', which is the band's first studio album featuring Souza after ''Tempo of the Damned''.
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* NatureMetal: "Chemi-Kill" is about the destruction of the environment caused by greedy businessmen and politicians.
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* Tom Hunting – drums (1979–1989, 1997–1998, 2001–2005, 2007–present).
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* Tom Hunting – drums (1979–1989, (1980–1989, 1997–1998, 2001–2005, 2007–present).
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** BadassBeard: Again, Dukes. Gary has also grown one recently.
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** BadassBeard: Again, Dukes. Gary has also grown grew one recently.during his stint in Slayer.
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* IAmTheBand: Gary Holt. He's the only member who has played on all of the albums and writes 90% of the songs.
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* TalkativeLoon: The intro to "Deranged" is a [[SpokenWordInMusic spoken word]] bit that [[InvokedTrope invokes]] this.
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* TalkativeLoon: The intro to "Deranged" is a [[SpokenWordInMusic spoken word]] bit that [[InvokedTrope invokes]] this. Apparently it was some homeless guy who was hanging around the studio during the recording.
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Exodus are an American ThrashMetal band forming in 1980. Considered one of the main pioneering bands outside the [[Music/{{Metallica}} B]][[Music/{{Megadeth}} i]][[Music/{{Slayer}} g]] [[Music/{{Anthrax}} 4]], Exodus have managed a 30 year run save for some hiatuses.
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Baloff [[note]]Current line-up: Lee Altus, Tom Hunting, Steve "Zetro" Souza, Gary Holt and Jack Gibson [[/note]]]]
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Exodus are an American ThrashMetal band forming in 1980. Considered one of the main pioneering bands outside the [[Music/{{Metallica}} B]][[Music/{{Megadeth}} i]][[Music/{{Slayer}} g]] [[Music/{{Anthrax}}
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They finally got to work on the debut entitled ''Bonded By Blood'', released in 1985. Shortly and sadly, Baloff was fired and was replaced by Steve Souza. The lineup mainly remained stagnant until ''Force of Habit''. Afterwards, they temporarily split up due to issues.
When they temporarily reunited in 1997, Holt managed to get Baloff back in for a live album, entitled ''Another Lesson in Violence,'' but were forced to split again when they encountered issues with Century Media, the label that they were signed on to when the live album was finished and released. They got another opportunity to reunite in 2001, and Holt again got Baloff to continue with the band, unfortunately, Baloff died of a stroke a year after, and Souza came back finish where Baloff left off. Their 2004 studio effort, ''Tempo of the Damned'', intended to be Baloff's studio return, is now dedicated in his memory, with Souza doing the vocals. Later in 2004, Souza was fired and replaced by Rob Dukes, who was their vocalist for three albums as well as a re-recording of ''Bonded by Blood''.
When they temporarily reunited in 1997, Holt managed to get Baloff back in for a live album, entitled ''Another Lesson in Violence,'' but were forced to split again when they encountered issues with Century Media, the label that they were signed on to when the live album was finished and released. They got another opportunity to reunite in 2001, and Holt again got Baloff to continue with the band, unfortunately, Baloff died of a stroke a year after, and Souza came back finish where Baloff left off. Their 2004 studio effort, ''Tempo of the Damned'', intended to be Baloff's studio return, is now dedicated in his memory, with Souza doing the vocals. Later in 2004, Souza was fired and replaced by Rob Dukes, who was their vocalist for three albums as well as a re-recording of ''Bonded by Blood''.
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They finally got to work on the debut entitled ''Bonded By Blood'', released in 1985. Shortly and sadly, Baloff was fired and was replaced by Steve Souza. The lineup mainly remained stagnant until ''Force of Habit''. Afterwards, Afterward, they temporarily split up due to issues.
When they temporarily reunited in 1997, Holt managed to get Baloff back in for a live album, entitled ''Another Lesson in Violence,'' but were forced to split again when they encountered issues with Century Media, the label that they were signed on to when the live album was finished and released. They got another opportunity to reunite in 2001, and Holt again got Baloff to continue with the band, unfortunately, Baloff died of a stroke a year after, and Souza came back to finish where Baloff left off. Their 2004 studio effort, ''Tempo of the Damned'', intended to be Baloff's studio return, is now dedicated in his memory, with Souza doing the vocals. Later in 2004, Souza was fired and replaced by Rob Dukes, who was their vocalist for three albums as well as a re-recording of ''Bonded by Blood''.
When they temporarily reunited in 1997, Holt managed to get Baloff back in for a live album, entitled ''Another Lesson in Violence,'' but were forced to split again when they encountered issues with Century Media, the label that they were signed on to when the live album was finished and released. They got another opportunity to reunite in 2001, and Holt again got Baloff to continue with the band, unfortunately, Baloff died of a stroke a year after, and Souza came back to finish where Baloff left off. Their 2004 studio effort, ''Tempo of the Damned'', intended to be Baloff's studio return, is now dedicated in his memory, with Souza doing the vocals. Later in 2004, Souza was fired and replaced by Rob Dukes, who was their vocalist for three albums as well as a re-recording of ''Bonded by Blood''.
