SLAYER - Apu Hannemann et Lombardo

Pietro

Tu ne mets même pas Seasons dans ton top 5 ? Blink

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Winter

Ben... si. En 5ème position des albums, si on ne compte pas Haunting the Chapel.

Seasons est d'ailleurs le dernier album que je connaisse vraiment d'eux, vu que Divine Intervention...

Attention, il y a encore quelques bonnes chansons (Dead Skin Mask, War Ensemble) mais pour moi ça n'arrive pas à la hauteur de leurs prédécesseurs, désolé.
Mon top serait: 1.Hell Awaits 2.Reign In Blood 3.Show No Mercy 4.South of Heaven 5.Seasons.
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Cedric · Dave Mitaine Inscrit le: 27 Oct 2010 Messages: 5504

Oui, bien qu'il soit terrible, un album comme God Hates Us All n'est clairement pas pour toi lol

t'aime trop la poussière et la reverb toi

Winter

Ben en fait quand j'ai écouté "Killing Fields", j'aicompris que Slayer et moi, c'était fini. Nous sommes restés bons amis, mais nous ne pouvions plus habiter sous le même toit.

A quelques exceptions près, le thrash je l'aime bien rapeux. Et le vieux Slayer continue à faire des disciples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJGzY4sy5hM
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Cedric · Dave Mitaine Inscrit le: 27 Oct 2010 Messages: 5504

Faudra que je regarde ton lien, au boulot j'peux pas.
Mais juste souligner à quel point Pingouin me fait rire lol

(en rapport à ta citation

et d'autres poilades qu'il a entrainé chez moi !)

DarkSchneider · Inscrit le: 23 Sep 2007 Messages: 2431 Localisation: Saint-Michel-sur-orge (91)

Winter

Tu dois au moins l'essayer. Les trois premières chansons sont des tueries totales.
Sur Reign in Blood je rajouterais bien Altar of Sacrifice/Jesus Saves. Maintenant en thrash je pense qu'il y a eu de meilleurs albums que Reign in Blood (et même que Hell Awaits).
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"Il parait qu'ils ont progressé sur scène. C'est vrai ? On m'a dit que depuis quelques temps, en concert, Myrath s'affine." Pingouin

Pingouin · Jean-Pierre Elkathrash Inscrit le: 15 Jan 2010 Messages: 5306

Pourquoi vous prenez Reine in Bloude morceau par morceau ?
C'est un bloc, un tout indivisible, ça participe de son aspect "parpaing dans la gueule".
Vous iriez pas raboter Le Penseur de Rodin ? Ben là, c'est pareil.

Pietro

Je suis assez d'accord avec le Pingouin.

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Winter

Euh ouais, ok, je comprends, mais en même temps c'est pas un concept-album non plus hein.
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Pietro

Si, en quelque sorte: le concept c'est la violence absolue, le jusqu’au boutisme thrash le plus absolu ! DBZ

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Winter

Ouais, et les albums de Sex Pistol, ce sont des concepts albums sur la rebellion sociale... Twisted Evil

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Pingouin · Jean-Pierre Elkathrash Inscrit le: 15 Jan 2010 Messages: 5306

C'est un bréviaire métallique, voire un manifeste.
Donc on le prend en entier et on commence pas à chipoter du genre "ouais mais quand même, Reborn est moins bien, moi je l'aurais enlevée."

Si même Reign in Blood est ramené au rang d'album comme les autres, où va-t-on ? Il y a plus de respect. :non:

Winter

Mouais. Vous seriez pas des curés déguisés, les gars ?
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Cedric · Dave Mitaine Inscrit le: 27 Oct 2010 Messages: 5504

Pietro

Slayer will carry on for Hanneman

Kerry King has vowed Slayer will keep going in the name of late guitarist Jeff Hanneman.

He died in May aged 49 from health issues related to heavy drinking. He’d been sidelined since 2011 after contracting necrotising fasciitis, which nearly killed him – thought to have been partly cause by his drinking.

Exodus man Gary Holt had been standing in ever since, and will continue in that role.

Now King tells Entertainment Daily News: “Jeff is going to be in everybody’s thoughts for a long time. It’s unfortunate you can’t keep unfortunate things from happening. But we’re going to carry on – and he’ll be there in spirit.”

Speaking at the Kerrang Awards, the guitarist added: “Coming to something like this wasn’t really his spiel. He wasn’t an awards show kind of guy; he wanted to be the quiet guy doing his thing at the hotel.”

Holt has previously said he wouldn’t consider joining Slayer full-time unless he was sure it wouldn’t clash with his Exodus duties.
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Pietro

In the August 2013 issue of Guitar World magazine, Kathryn Hanneman, the wife of late SLAYER guitarist Jeff Hanneman, recalled the spider bite that he suffered in January 2011 and the resulting infection that ravaged the flesh and tissues of Jeff's arm, leading to numerous surgeries, skin grafts and intense periods of rehab that forced him into semi-retirement and left him near death at several points.

"Jeff had been visiting a friend in the L.A. area," said Kathryn. "He was in the Jacuzzi one night relaxing, and he had his arm over the side, and he felt something, like a bite or a prick. But of course he didn't think anything of it. He came home about a week later, and he was pretty well lit when he came through the front door. He wasn't feeling well, and he just wanted to go upstairs and go to sleep.

"Before he did he said, 'Kath, I need to show you something, even though I really don't want to.' And he took off his shirt, and I just freaked out when I saw his arm. It was bright red and three times the normal size. I said, 'Jeff, we need to go now. We need to get you to the ER.' But all he wanted to do was go to bed and sleep, and I knew that I was trying to rationalize with a very intoxicated person. So there was nothing I could do that night. But the next morning I convinced him to let me take him in. He didn't have a lot of strength, but I was able to get him into the car.

"When we got to the hospital in Loma Linda, they took one look at him and they immediate knew what it was, so they took him right in. Jeff told me to go home because we both knew he'd be there for hours and neither of us thought it would be a life-or-death situation.

"About three or four hours later, Jeff called me and said, 'Kath, it's not good. They may have to amputate. I think you need to come back here.' When I got there, Jeff was on the stretcher waiting to go into surgery, and the doctor put it in perspective for me. He said, 'I need you to see your husband. He may not make it.' The doctor looked at Jeff and told him, 'First I'm going to try to save your life. Then I'm going to try to save your arm. Then I'm going to try to save your career.' And looking at Jeff on that stretcher and possibly saying goodbye, knowing that I may never see him again… was one of the hardest moments of my life."

According to Kathryn, Jeff struggled emotionally and developed major depression after he returned home and began the process of rehabilitating his arm in the hopes of regaining his ability to play guitar.

"I couldn't get Jeff to go to rehab or therapy," Kathryn said. "I think he was letting the visual of his arm get to his emotions, and it was messing with his mind. It was hard to keep him upbeat at that point.

"I think he thought he could do this on his own — that he would just to go rehearsal and play, and that that would be his rehab. But I think he started to learn, once he tried rehearsing, that he wasn't playing up to his ability and that he wasn't able to play guitar at the speed he was used to. And I think that really hit him hard, and he started to lose hope."
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Oni²

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Baker

Pareil. On se doutait que ses soucis de santé étaient plus dûs à l'alcoolisme qu'à une morsure d'araignée.

Maintenant, reste à savoir d'où vient l'alcoolisme. C'est bizarre mais je ne peux m'empêcher de penser à une morsure d'un gros insecte chauve et tatoué de 45 ans qui l'aurait provoqué.

S1phonique

j'avais pas eu le temps de regarder sur le net, j'ai cherché les reports des concerts. Voilà l'hommage durant les concerts :

ce n'est pas tout le shwo juste à la fin... (sinon l'aigle habituel en backDrop)

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