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KERRY KING Talks Snakes And SLAYER In New Audio Interview

January 16, 2011

Kingsnake.com conducted an interview with SLAYER guitarist Kerry King prior to his appearance at the Reptile Super Show on January 8-9, 2011 in Pomona, California. Check out the Ustream.tv clip at this location to listen to a full hour of python and SLAYER questions asked by the Kingsnake.com users and recorded live with Kingsnake.com host Cindy Steinle.

Kerry is a longtime and noted herpetoculturist and snake breeder who is known to pop up at Southern California reptile events and pet shops with little notice. In 2005 he participated in a chat discussion online with both music and snake fans at the popular online reptile community Kingsnake.com, where he discussed both his involvement with SLAYER and his interest in reptiles.

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