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See Fear Factory Play Epic Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, White Zombie Medley in 1999

It doesn’t get much better than when you go to see one of your favorite bands and they break out a surprise cover of one of your favorite songs. But what about when you go to see one of your favorite bands — say, Fear Factory — and they cover not one, not two, not three, not four, but five legit metal anthems in an killer, mosh-pit-frenzy-fueling medley?

That’s just what went down in Worcester, Massachusetts, on April 10th 1999, when industrial-metal powerhouse Fear Factory swept through town, supporting 1998’s Obsolete. The quartet spiked their stacked 16-song set with an unfuckwithable medley of Slayer’s “Angel of Death,” Pantera’s “Walk,” White Zombie’s “Thunder Kiss ’65,” Diamond Head’s “Am I Evil?” (as made famous by Metallica) and Sepultura’s “Roots Bloody Roots.” Watch above.

Very aware of the awesomeness his band had just delivered, guitarist Dino Cazares jokes at the end: “Was that the song you wanted to hear? Huh? I don’t know, I give up.”

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