SLAYER - Apu Hannemann et Lombardo

barbapopo · Fantomaths Inscrit le: 10 Aoû 2007 Messages: 5528

Wah, c'est d'un goût...

Angel Of Death, à la base, c'était quand même le surnom du médecin d'Auschwitz. Ecrire une chanson là-dessus, OK.

Mais que ce titre devienne en retour le surnom posthume de son compositeur, c'est ce que j'appellerais un "effet boomerang très, très malheureux".

S1phonique

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Ouais, et en plus utiliser le logo Heineken pour un mec qui est mort d'une cirrhose du foie... Rolling Eyes

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Cedric · Dave Mitaine Inscrit le: 27 Oct 2010 Messages: 5504

Pas faux

joe le hareng

A vrai dire, le coup du logo Heineken, c'est une idée de Hanneman lui même, il s'est même fait faire une guitare custom shop avec ce logo :

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merci foule fête

Fight 'till Death, quoi.
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Pingouin · Jean-Pierre Elkathrash Inscrit le: 15 Jan 2010 Messages: 5306

La rumeur veut que les démos de Hannemann sur lesquelles il bossait avant de calancher soient utilisées.

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Pietro · Posté le: Jeu 26 Sep 2013 18:28 Sujet du message:

SLAYER Is 'Definitely Working On New Music'

Mitchell Peters of Billboard.biz recently conducted an interview with Scott Sokol, SLAYER's booking agent at Pinnacle Entertainment for the past 15 years.

Asked if there were ever discussions about taking a break from touring after the May 2013 death of SLAYER guitarist Jeff Hanneman, Sokol said: "I think if it happened while they were on tour it might've been different. But Jeff hadn't been [touring] with the band for close to three years at this point. So it wasn't like [Hanneman's replacement] Gary Holt [of EXODUS] was new to the equation. At the time of Jeff's passing, Gary had been in the band for two and a half years. It wasn't going to help anybody to cancel what they were doing. The band likes to go out there and play. Not that I'm a counselor, or anything, but I think part of the way they deal with things is to do what they love. And they love to go out there and do their thing."

Sokol also spoke about how SLAYER's live show has changed since Gary Holt joined the band to replace Jeff Hanneman. "I don't think they've really missed a beat there," he said. "There's no replacement for Jeff. Gary doesn't replace Jeff, who is a legend unto himself. But Gary Holt, to a degree, is also that. He's just a little different stylistically. Brian Johnson and Bon Scott are different frontmen for AC/DC, but both are legendary in their own right. So in some way you could look at it like that."

Regarding whether there are plans for the band to record some new material soon, Sokol said: "They're definitely working on new music. More things will be revealed in the coming weeks."

SLAYER's 25-date fall 2013 North American tour kicks off on October 22 in Anchorage, Alaska. GOJIRA and 4ARM will provide support on all dates.

It was announced on May 30 by SLAYER's Tom Araya (bass, vocals) and Kerry King (guitar) that Paul Bostaph would be behind the drum kit for the remainder of the band's 2013 international tour.

Bostaph was SLAYER's drummer from 1992 until 2001 and recorded four albums with the band — the gold-certified "Divine Intervention" (1994), the 1996 punk covers album "Undisputed Attitude", "Diabolus In Musica" (1998), "God Hates Us All" (2001) that received a Grammy nomination for "Best Metal Performance", as well as the DVD "War At The Warfield" (2001), also certified gold. In addition to SLAYER, Bostaph has been a member of FORBIDDEN, EXODUS, SYSTEMATIC and TESTAMENT.

Original SLAYER drummer Dave Lombardo sat out the band's Australian tour in February/March due to a contract dispute with the other members of the group. Filling in for him was Jon Dette (TESTAMENT, ANTHRAX).

Slayer no Rock in Rio 2013 - COMPLETO
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Cedric · Dave Mitaine Inscrit le: 27 Oct 2010 Messages: 5504

Bostaph compose pas de toute manière si ?
Si la réponse est non, ils pourraient prendre Végéta et Le Chat Botté comme guitariste et batteur ça changeraient pas grand chose.
Ils sont partis pour faire "un album de Slayer".
Youhou.
Ça me fait bander d'avance.

Pingouin · Posté le: Jeu 26 Sep 2013 18:55 Sujet du message:

Bostaph est absolument pas créatif, c'est d'ailleurs ce que lui reprochait Kerry Queen la première fois qu'il l'avait viré.

Le prochain album, ça va être du 100% King. Ca fait rêver.

Cedric · Dave Mitaine Inscrit le: 27 Oct 2010 Messages: 5504

A moins qu'ils épluchent le dur de Jeff.
Paraît que ça s'est déjà fait.
Youhou.

Pingouin · Posté le: Mar 08 Oct 2013 0:15 Sujet du message:

Araya : "We have two songs. I haven't had the privilege of going through [Jeff's] audio files at the moment, but that's something I plan to do. Once we get some business squared away, that's something I plan to do; to go through his music and see what he has.

"I know that he had several ideas together that he had presented to us in the course of the past year. Before he passed away, there was one complete song that he had managed to send to everybody that I listened to and that I thought was really, really good and communicated that to him. There's stuff that I thought would be great to listen to just to see what's there and how we can possibly use what he had done. That's something I have every intention of doing."

"One song was a song we didn't finish for [2009's] 'World Painted Blood'," That song is actually complete. Me and Jeff were working on melody and lyric ideas for that song. We weren't really happy with what we were doing or what was becoming of that song, so it didn't make it on the album. It was just something we were working on and we couldn't find anything we were happy with that would work well lyrically and melody-wise, so that's one reason why that one didn't make it on the album, but that song is complete, it's done, it's ready to go."

I don't want to use the term 'typical' [laughs] but it's Jeff, it's obvious who put the song together. It's Jeff music. He created a certain way and he put music together a certain way; it's signature Jeff. It's new, it doesn't sound like anything else that we've done, in my opinion. Jeff usually just wrote songs and a lot of his stuff had certain signature things he would do to songs. That stuff is in there, but I would consider it new."

Pingouin · Posté le: Dim 20 Oct 2013 16:24 Sujet du message:

Araya : "As far as songwriting goes, I can honestly say that - this is the part that really eats us - it's the hardest for me because me and Jeff collaborated on material. We've collaborated on stuff openly. He would give everybody his music, he would have everything prepared.
As far as Kerry writing material, Kerry has been working on quite a few songs for the past year and a half. I guess almost two years now, he's been working on ideas for a while now. Usually, Kerry does his own stuff. He was working with Dave [Lombardo], but after Paul [Bostaph] hooked up with us, he went back and started re-working those ideas with Paul.
But he doesn't present any of his ideas to anybody, he just kind of ... they're his songs. So, as far as me being a part of that, I don’t know. That’s basically Kerry's, at this point, call, as far as if he wants me to apply myself to any of the stuff, but Kerry's been working on ideas and putting songs together.
As far as continuing without Jeff... Man, that's something that's a swirly mess that's running through my head, you know? That's where I’m at. I mean, it's a constant ... it's just something that's always on my mind. I myself am at a crossroads. I myself don't even know what I'm going to do. That's where I'm at, that's me. I guess people really don't understand that Jeff played a major role in this band. They don't really understand that. It's kind of hard for most people to figure that out that Jeff was like 90 or 95 percent of the band, musically. Because he wrote music and lyrics. He wrote everything, he helped in every aspect of songwriting."

As previously reported, the band's new album will feature two Hanneman's previously unreleased songs and Gary Holt may contribute solos.

Il a l'air complètement désabusé.
Faudra bien profiter du prochain disque, parce qu'à mon avis, il y en aura pas d'autres après.

Pietro · Posté le: Lun 21 Oct 2013 11:10 Sujet du message:

S1phonique · Posté le: Lun 21 Oct 2013 11:11 Sujet du message:

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Baalim · Inscrit le: 12 Sep 2007 Messages: 461

Chaque nouvelle news à propos de Slayer me déprime un peu plus.

Quand je lis les déclarations de Tom Araya, je dis qu'il n'est pas loin de raccrocher les gants et, franchement, ça me semble la meilleure chose à faire à l'heure actuelle.

Slayer sans Dave Lombardo, passe encore mais en l'absence de Lombardo et de Jeff Hanneman, c'est Slayer tout autant que GNR peut l'être avec le seul Axl Rose. :cry:

Pietro · Posté le: Jeu 31 Oct 2013 13:04 Sujet du message:

During a brand new interview with Brian Aberback of New Jersey's Steppin' Out magazine, SLAYER bassist/vocalist Tom Araya was asked about the band's decision to part ways with drummer Dave Lombardo bring back Paul Bostaph.

"That whole issue came down to this: Dave had been jamming with us for a while, as a working member of the band, but he wasn't a partner," Tom began. "Like all things like that, you have to have agreements, so nobody feels cheated. We had ongoing issues and finally he put us in a position where we had to find someone to replace him. He wasn't happy, so he decided to have his Facebook rant and told the world about a lot of issues going on within the band that are legally binding and private. I thought that was wrong and it was upsetting. A lot of the claims he made were untrue. Part of the agreement is you don't do that. Kerry [King, SLAYER guitarist], Jeff [Hanneman, then-SLAYER guitarist] and I got on the phone and made a collective decision and we let Dave go and gave Paul a call. Paul said he'd be happy to come back. He has brought some life back into our live performances. He's in hyper drive and kicking ass, which makes us play faster. People have commented on how energetic we've been lately. We're playing faster than we would have. It's good injection of adrenaline."

Et d'après Edith: Exodus’ Gary Holt Will Not Write Songs for the New Slayer Album
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