RIP Jeff Hanneman - Slayer

Irreal

Not cg related but still, very sad.

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/jeff-hanneman-of-slayer-dead-at-49-20130502

almighty_gir

RIP =[

Paradan

seems harsh to go through all the narcotizing-facitis shit and then have your liver go.

EmAr

RIP

Andreas

Paradan wrote: »

seems harsh to go through all the narcotizing-facitis shit and then have your liver go.

Was it not directly related?

Spider bite, that's shit. Dying's bad enough, knowing unearthly levels of pain before hand is infinitely worse.

cptSwing

almighty_gir

Andreas wrote: »

Was it not directly related?

Spider bite, that's shit. Dying's bad enough, knowing unearthly levels of pain before hand is infinitely worse.

it could potentially be related, anything that goes through your bloodstream goes through your liver and kidneys too, so it's possible that the facitis affected his internal organs in ways that were not immediately apparent.

and yeah, shitty shitty way to go out =[

The Mad Artist

Sadly more related to this than the spider bite:
http://www.thegauntlet.com/article/391/27807/Jeff-Hanneman-Most-Likely-Died-From-Alcohol-And-Not-The-Spider-Bite-#.UYPGV7U3t8E

I saw it yesterday when Eddie Trunk tweeted it but didn't see any news anywhere at first, so didn't know if it was true. Fast forward about 30 min and it all started popping up online.

Slayer was one of the most influential bands to me when I first started listening to metal. And I guarantee you that any extreme metal band that anybody enjoys and listens to today would not be the same without Slayer. Jeff was responsible for SOOOO many memorable riffs and songs, I really can't see them being anywhere near the same with only Tom and Kerry left in the band as originals now (after all that mess with Kerry and Lombardo).

Luckily I was able to experience Slayer live many times in the years, but it really sucks to realize that we won't ever see Hanneman back with them. Sad day for metal and music in general. And I say music in general because as extreme as they are, Slayer is one of those bands that is respected across genres.

RIP Jeff.

The Mad Artist

Really cool story about Jeff from Robb Flynn:
http://blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=189487

"Me: 'Who wrote 'Angel Of Death'?'
Jeff: 'I did'
Me: 'Lyrics too?'
Jeff: 'Yep'
Me: 'Raining Blood'?'
Jeff: 'Me'
Me: 'Dead Skin Mask'?'
Jeff: 'Yep'
Me: 'South Of Heaven'?'
Jeff: 'Me'
Me: 'Black Magic'?'
Jeff: 'You know it'
Me: 'Hell Awaits'?'
Jeff: 'Yep'"

CougarJo

Very sad

peanut™

I guess the Slayer sales on Itunes will soar. Time to revisit some of those albums i listened in highschool.

rest in peace.

Paradan

it was the Heineken, crappy beer kills.

repete

Ahh balls just seen this

Necrotizing fasciitisa shit why to die if there is ever a good way !

Rest in peace Jeff, sad day for metal

EricHall

Slayer was pretty damn iconic thanks to Jeff. I always liked his riffs and song writing better than Kings. Ah well, I'm sure Jeff found this amusing:

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repete

That clip was put together for D&B :thumbup:

Andy C & MC GQ

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pestibug

Lucky for us he(with the band) left the legacy that is 2 iconic little gems of albums called: reign in blood, and south of heaven.

rip mr hanneman

poopsterspappy

Randy, Jimi , Dime and Jeff on guitars ............. Cliff and Clive on Bass with Bonham on drums ................. Layne Staley and Ronnie James on vocals..... NOW Thats One STRANGE band \m/ \m/.