On November 3, SLAYER will release their long-awaited new album WORLD PAINTED BLOOD (read my track-by-track thoughts on it here), and tonight we're pleased to present an exclusive video in which the members of SLAYER discuss "Playing With Dolls."Check out the new clip after the jump!
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