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Slayer Covered By Sock Puppets
10/13/2014
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(Classic Rock) Fans can now experience Slayer like they have never seen them before as a parody was released of the classic Slayer track Raining Blood performed by a group of sock puppets.

The song features altered lyrics, in which the socks sing of their concern over washing machine spin cycles and running colors. Performed by Stayner, the song has also been renamed Raining Bleach.

The real Slayer are working on new material for what will be their first album without founding guitarist Jeff Hanneman who died last year. Watch the parody video here.

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