The Suicidal Tendencies frontman reflected on the steps taken by Jay Weinberg, Greyson Nekrutman and Eloy Casagrande in an interview with Rolling Stone Brazil
Jay Weinberg left Slipknot and replaced Greyson Nekrutman on the battery of Suicidal Tendencies. Eloy Casagrande took up the position at Slipknot when leaving the Gravewhich received Nekrutman for the farewell tour.
Mike Muirlead singer of Suicidalassessed the complete circle formed with the exchange of members between the three bands. “It’s funny because people think there are controversies, this or that, but it has nothing to do with it,” he confessed in an interview with Rolling Stone Brazil.
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The musician recalled that other artists went through the same thing Suicidal Tendencys, as Josh Freese It is Thundercatearly in their careers:
Greyson was at the show At the Values ​​Festival. Josh Freese was also at that festival, now he is the drummer of Foo Fightersstarted playing with us when he was 17. He played with Sting, Armas e Rosas and on several records. Brooks Wackermanwe met him when he was 14. Now he is in Avenged Sevenfold. Thundercatthe bass player, was 17 when he started with us.
“As far as I know, I get along with everyone Slipknot“, continued Muir. “I consider Greyson as a friend, even though we haven’t done as many shows. But with the Jaywe got to do a tour with the Infectious Groovesbefore all this happened.”
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The singer also admitted that he is happy with the changes: “I love when people go out and do things — it’s great. We’ve had so many different people in the band who have done so many things and taken so many great opportunities.”
“I like everyone and I’m happy for everyone. I hope and think everyone will be challenged. For the internet, it’s funny, but there’s no fighting,” he added.
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I think everyone’s ego shows, everyone wants to show what they can do. It will be beneficial for everyone: Slipknot will enjoy it — I think the Grave is not recording new material, but it will be good for them too. I’m happy for everyone, and it’s a great opportunity for the Greyson. Everything is alright.
Source: Rollingstone
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