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Slayer’s Kerry King wishes he’d cut a better deal for his solo on Beastie Boys’ No Sleep Till Brooklyn: “I would be a rich man.”

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Slayer’s Kerry King wishes he’d cut a better deal for his solo on Beastie Boys’ No Sleep Till Brooklyn: “I would be a rich man.”

While Slayer’s Kerry King can’t be short of a few quid, he thinks he’d be significantly better off if he’d shared profits

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