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“It’s a way of life. I love my job, so working isn’t a problem.” Gary Holt has seen it all with Slayer and Exodus – and he’s not ready for it to end yet

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“It’s a way of life. I love my job, so working isn’t a problem.” Gary Holt has seen it all with Slayer and Exodus – and he’s not ready for it to end yet

Thrash guitar hero Gary Holt on life on the road with Slayer and Exodus

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