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Lamb Of God Will Mellow With Age Say Randy Blythe
09/08/2015
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(TeamRock Radio) Randy Blythe believes Lamb Of God will eventually move away from heavy music - but that's no reason for them to split up. The 44-year-old insists it's not possible for them to match bands like the Rolling Stones by playing the same kind of music into their 70s.

Blythe tells Revolver: "I'm not going to be doing this when I'm f***ing 60 - no f***ing way. We're not the Stones." He adds: "I'm always going to be doing music, but not something quite so aggressive, I'm sure."

But that doesn't mean the end of Lamb of God as Randy thinks those future projects could easily include his current colleagues. "I don't think Lamb Of God ever has to break up," he says. Read more here.

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