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No distractions, no external interruptions, we were listening to Reign in Blood and pumping some F'n iron." Now, when this training session began and the notes of the first track came through the speakers … in this case, “Angel of Death,” we were locked in, we were focused. “Rob would explain the history of the album, the state of music at the time it was recorded and its cultural impact. “When we began a workout, he’d put on for example, Slayer, Reign in Blood, 1986,” Moxley writes. When he was training in FCW (WWE’s developmental territory) Moxley’s strength and conditioning coach would set the mood for high intensity training sessions with Slayer.
Though Moxley can’t currently celebrate the release of his first book, metalheads can celebrate that he’s one of us.
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