No kidding. ESP wanted an excuse to cancel jeff. He's got one of the best signature guitars out there (especially kahler tremolo). Now ESP stopped/canceled Jeff's signature guitars 👎
@@stephanea5364 Listen to The Antichrist, Seasons in the Abyss or Hallowed Point. Jeff can legitimately play a great solo but he and Slayer decided not to because of the type of music they were writing and they wanted to be different. Slayer solos are not melodic or pretty but it actually suits the song and it's subject matter.
It’s awesome to see Jeff talk about B52’s as I like them too oddly as a metal head lol They remind me of my kids. It’s great to see him laugh as he seems normally like a very quiet and reserved kinda guy.
High spirited, easy laughter, has made a difference to millions of fans. I am included. I saw you live playing my favorite Slayer tune in 2006! Forever well remembered. God speed.
His signature guitar is my all time favourite guitar. This guitar plays and feels like a dream man. I love it so much I want a 2nd one but they don’t make them anymore. My #1guitar!
This guy rewrote the book on what metal should be and his band mates stayed true to it and themselves, until the very end. That’s really rare and not something a lot of bands claiming themselves to be of the metal genre can say. Looking at you, Metallica, Slipknot, etc. Don’t get me wrong, I still enjoy some of the modern stuff by various “metal” groups, like Metallica and Slipknot for example, but their older stuff tends to get the most play. Slayer, on the other hand, I can start an album, any album, new or old, and let the whole thing play. R.I.P., Jeff, and thanks for having the courage to share your beautiful talent with (me) the rest of the world ❤
What a fking legend this man was already while living. The hard core punk side of slayer, this man made the best selection of harcore covers in Undisputted Attitude, Jeff showed me what really punk was in the 90's while Green Day and Offspring were huge. Now 40 years old I have all those records from Minor Threat, T.S.O.L, D.I, D.R.I, Verbal abuse as pearls in my collection. Thanks Jeff
We miss the great person he was, and his guitar playing, the angriest right hand of the business. I think about him every time I play my Esp Jeff Hanneman. Rip Jeff, we miss you.
Why doesn’t the Jeff Hanneman line up no longer show on the ESP website? Has it been discontinued? Really disappointing if so. I own a JH600 and was planning to purchase the ESP model when an all black non camo model ever came out. Please bring it back.
Это удивительный человек! Всегда им восхищался! Если гитарная компания премиум класса выпустила серию гитар с именем Jeff Hanneman это говорит об многом! Покойся с миром!
Jeff listening to the B-52s doesn't surprise me. Hell, Tom at one point said he doesn't even listen to metal much and mostly likes Peter Gabriel and Bjork.
Jeff Hanneman... LEGEND. My fave guitar demon since 1984. I love punk... I love thrash... I love a ton of shit. SLAYER uber alles!! Cheers to the end of time from Mobile Deathcamp!!
RIP Jeff. An amazing metal guitarist, and a big influence on me. Was luck enough to see with with Slayer, along with Megadeth, and Anthrax before he passed. Thank you for all the music Jeff! You are a riff master.
The site is not showing his guitars anymore. Are they finally out of production or will there be a refresh later this year with the next batch of announcements? If the latter, bring back the JH-200 and/or 330 (probably can't because no new X-TREMs)!
Saw Jeff at US Bank in '06. It was The Unholy Alliance Tour and I was 4 rows from the pit coz the stage was right smack in the middle.Best view in the place.
Jeff was my biggest hero in music. Still is. Fun to hear, fun to watch, impossible to ignore. Humble, playful, prankster. Never a rockstar, never a diva. Interesting and easy to like. A genius in studio. Dozens of the craziest ideas popped out of his mind, most of those fit in Slayer's concept and it was so natural. On the other side, Kerry was more of a thinker. IMO Kerry was a Swiss-Army knife on techniques, while Jeff was pure inspiration and emotion. Kerry was pure brain and swagger; Jeff was brain too, but was also heart and soul. It sucks at some point in his career Jeff looked like he just lost patience in his leads on-stage. It was annoying to me when he screwed up his own solos with happy hands or happy fingers - as high speed does not equal great solos. He was losing his ability to play live. Band members mentioned it before and I agree. Sometimes the sound of his equipment was kinda stuffy to me, too. Equipment-wise, I do prefer Kerry's sharper metallic sound. I'd wish Jeff's guitars always had the tune of his leads on the track "Overt enemy". That song holds 2 great solos of Jeff with extremely sharp sounds. But none of this lows (and they're just my opinion, and I'm OK if you disagree) can really harm Jeff's value in studio. He was a generational player with undisputed musical perception and sensibility. When it counted (on recordings), he was fast when needed, patient when needed, always had great control of the tempo and knew how to mix different elements at the right time. Of course it's easier having partners like Kerry, Tom, Dave and the producers, but I think he was definitely a different animal on studio. Forever missed, never forgotten.
Just when the Metal world needed him the most, he vanished. I miss this guy. RIP legend.
He sure as hell didn't want to vanish.
Why did the metal world need him the most ?
No kidding.
ESP wanted an excuse to cancel jeff. He's got one of the best signature guitars out there (especially kahler tremolo). Now ESP stopped/canceled Jeff's signature guitars 👎
@@jpbludga9562 go lay down.
the dude will always be remembered as one of the most influential (if not the most influential) extreme metal riff lord of all time . RIP Jeff
The Toni Iommi of extreme metal 666% sure my friend 🔥
He’s the reason I picked up a guitar as I’m sure many othersb
He will be remembered for wearing sunglasses when there is absolutely no reason to do that and for his sloppy boring repetitive solo’s.
@@blender1188
He’s the reason for Slayer’s Success, and Kerry King is responsible for the vast majority of the Solos.
@@youreokayboah2128 They split the solo responsibilities. But thanks for answering back to that dweeb who does nothing but troll JH
Everytime Jeff laughed, i laughed too. His laugh is so contagious. RIP
Legend :)
Jeff hated doing interviews, but when he did them they were awesome! Love the one where he was saying everything he hates!
Did you see that MashUp of Slayer and B-52's RockLobster?
🎸🎸 IMPORT 🎸🎸 =
ruclips.net/video/bRxcqBWwQh0/видео.html
fucking slayerrrr!!!!
I did. And it was a hoot!🦉
Slayer never compromised for anyone, they did things their way. It's OK to like the B-52's, even if it's just one song
Three words pal. Diabolous in musica.
Old B52s is definately cool music.
B52 are dope. Same goes for old Devo and that kind of stuff.
@@deadinsidemcgee411Diabolus rocks. Jeff wrote 90% of it. You don't like his songs?
@@Keith_from_LBC I never said that. What I said was Diabolous In Musica was a compromise slayer made to try and be more relevant.
The fame never went to Jeff's head. And his humble/funny nature endeared him to many. Along with his jaw dropping song writing and riffs 🤘
🎸🎸 IMPORT 🎸🎸 =
ruclips.net/video/bRxcqBWwQh0/видео.html
@@кошимперия Pure cringe
Yeah wearing sunglasses 24/7 is normal down to earth stuff.
@@blender1188social anxiety perhaps.
@@blender1188I'm sure you're far from perfect, keyboard warrior
Jeff is so underated. Amazing writer and person. Love Jeff.
Forever reigning! Rest In Peace Jeff Hanneman.
This man is one of my top three favorite guitarist and I don’t even need to explain why
True that 👍😎
because his solos suck?
@@stephanea5364 Listen to The Antichrist, Seasons in the Abyss or Hallowed Point. Jeff can legitimately play a great solo but he and Slayer decided not to because of the type of music they were writing and they wanted to be different. Slayer solos are not melodic or pretty but it actually suits the song and it's subject matter.
He is very far from many others, lol
@@gibson2623 That's your opinion
I think this is the most I've heard Jeff talk. Really humble down-to-earth dude, and one of the greatest metal songwriters of all time. RIP.
11 years gone yesterday. Still a major influence to young metal guitarists ( and older ones too ). RIP JeffHanneman
Omg hearing him say B-52s just made my day! Rock Lobster is a summertime staple! They were so quirky love it
Gary holt and Jeff Hanneman are the reason I even picked up a guitar I miss this guy RIP legend.
Hanneman's signature riffs and tones are absolutely sick!
One word to describe Jeff - loyalty. Jeff taught me what it meant to be a real man and be true to yourself.
My favorite player of all time. He seemed like such a rad dude.
Jeff was slayer,the heart,soul,and backbone of the band!!
He was the soul of the band. RIP Jeff and keep playing from the beyond.
It’s awesome to see Jeff talk about B52’s as I like them too oddly as a metal head lol They remind me of my kids. It’s great to see him laugh as he seems normally like a very quiet and reserved kinda guy.
Rest in peace big guy truly missed made me smile we still love you Jeff. Respects from Puerto rico.
There's something in his voice that's very much like James Hetfield. Quiet, shy, but put a guitar in their hands and they're riff monsters.
One of the all time greats. Jeff wrote stuff that took metal to a next level. The music wouldn't be the same without him.
This guy was one of a kind. Addiction is a brutal thing.
High spirited, easy laughter, has made a difference to millions of fans.
I am included. I saw you live playing my favorite Slayer tune in 2006!
Forever well remembered. God speed.
His signature guitar is my all time favourite guitar. This guitar plays and feels like a dream man. I love it so much I want a 2nd one but they don’t make them anymore. My #1guitar!
My favourite guitarists and lyricist ever 🤘🔥
Still reigning 1964-2013
This guy rewrote the book on what metal should be and his band mates stayed true to it and themselves, until the very end. That’s really rare and not something a lot of bands claiming themselves to be of the metal genre can say. Looking at you, Metallica, Slipknot, etc. Don’t get me wrong, I still enjoy some of the modern stuff by various “metal” groups, like Metallica and Slipknot for example, but their older stuff tends to get the most play. Slayer, on the other hand, I can start an album, any album, new or old, and let the whole thing play. R.I.P., Jeff, and thanks for having the courage to share your beautiful talent with (me) the rest of the world ❤
ESP starting the year off strong by revealing Jeff can indeed laugh, thank you🙏🏻
What a fking legend this man was already while living. The hard core punk side of slayer, this man made the best selection of harcore covers in Undisputted Attitude, Jeff showed me what really punk was in the 90's while Green Day and Offspring were huge. Now 40 years old I have all those records from Minor Threat, T.S.O.L, D.I, D.R.I, Verbal abuse as pearls in my collection. Thanks Jeff
Good man. This is what matters.
The Heart and soul of slayer!!!! Forever Always.
This is gold interviews with Jeff are so rare. Love it
I miss him.
He was the compositional soul.
We miss the great person he was, and his guitar playing, the angriest right hand of the business. I think about him every time I play my Esp Jeff Hanneman. Rip Jeff, we miss you.
The Man, the legend. RIP Jeff Hanneman.
Why doesn’t the Jeff Hanneman line up no longer show on the ESP website? Has it been discontinued? Really disappointing if so. I own a JH600 and was planning to purchase the ESP model when an all black non camo model ever came out. Please bring it back.
They’re gonna be reissued pretty soon, Jeff’s estate confirmed it on their IG page.
Damn, I’m trying to find a gh 600
Это удивительный человек! Всегда им восхищался! Если гитарная компания премиум класса выпустила серию гитар с именем Jeff Hanneman это говорит об многом! Покойся с миром!
Bro, almost cry seeing him
There will be no one else, no other rhythm guitarist like Jeff Hanneman 💀
Legends never die. Long live Jeff! 🤘🏼
Miss ya Jeff. Guitar hasn't been the same without you. I haven't tuned a half step down in a while....🤘
Respect forever legend🤘🍺!
Jeff listening to the B-52s doesn't surprise me. Hell, Tom at one point said he doesn't even listen to metal much and mostly likes Peter Gabriel and Bjork.
The Doors are Tom's favorite band.
Jeff is great 🤘
Great interview...from the metal pioneer...RESPECT...
God bless you Mr. Hanneman. Rest in peace Sir.
What a cool dude and hell of a guitar player. Dedicated raiders fan as well with Kerry, I can relate.
Esp are dropping the bombs, think I’m gonna have to get my first esp😳
Great guitar player! And his signature guitars are great either.🤘
I remember back in the mid-late 2000's watching his interviews on ESP TV. RIP 🤘🏼
He was one of the greatest and will forever be missed!
He was definitely the strongest and most well suited man to date
Jeff Hanneman 1964,-2013...I miss him so much! 🖤🤍
Jeff was the coolest dude and the funniest.. he's been gone for sometime now and totally made me laugh 🤣 about the B-52s ! ❤🤘
Sorly missed to this day.😥 Thanks for all the music over the years our fallen brother, gone but NEVER forgotten🤘🤘🤘
Best guitar Player and best Band forever R.I.P. Jeff🤘🎸🤘
Jeff Hanneman... LEGEND. My fave guitar demon since 1984. I love punk... I love thrash... I love a ton of shit. SLAYER uber alles!! Cheers to the end of time from Mobile Deathcamp!!
RIP Jeff. An amazing metal guitarist, and a big influence on me. Was luck enough to see with with Slayer, along with Megadeth, and Anthrax before he passed. Thank you for all the music Jeff! You are a riff master.
Hey! There's actually a MashUp of Slayer and B-52's RockLobster I just saw like yesterday!
So good to see this again , also fun whit his laughter....we miss Jeff!!!
Seeing Seasons in the Abyss at 2:30 in the morning 30 years ago definitely changed my view of music. RIP
Happy birthday, Jeff!
🤘🏼Slayer forever🤘🏼
Rest in peace, bro🕯
Never got into Slayer. But I knew they were gonna be big the 1st time I heard them.
than u for this. hope u guys gonna upload more. we need a documentary featuring Jeff, man. \m/
We miss you Jeff. When I was learning to play Slayer songs I'd always go for Jeff's parts.
He was so awesome. Really missed
My hero in Metal I miss him daily
JEFF HANNEMAN FOR EVER!
This is one of the rare interviews where Jeff actually seemed happy. He always seemed comatose or depressed. God, I miss him.
Как же его не хватает.
I miss this guy.
If you wanted an evil badass riff this was the man to look for
R.I.P. Jeff. I'm wearing my Hell Awaits 1985 concert t shirt right now. Slayer is my favorite metal band of all.
Jeff, sound of heaven! Shred in peace in the South of Heaven🤘🏻🎸✊
Very chilled guy, Rip Jeffrey
Man what. Legend. Jesus he was great. Also seems like a really cool dude as well. RIP riff lord
Never Forget Rest In South Jeff!!!
RIP Jeff!!
Such a pity he couldn't be here anymore... he's the real Angel of Death, still reigning!!!
Ordered the JH-600 signature series 5 months ago! Sill waiting impatiently…keeping his legacy alive!🤘
You're lucky I think they discontinued it. I'm glad got mine 2019.
Bought one for myself xmas of 2019. Amazing guitar 🤘🏻
@@travisschuster4676 if jeff's widow Kathryn's recent comments on instagram are to be believed then the camo guitars might return.
@@mrmobody4765 i just saw that a little bit ago 🤘
The site is not showing his guitars anymore. Are they finally out of production or will there be a refresh later this year with the next batch of announcements? If the latter, bring back the JH-200 and/or 330 (probably can't because no new X-TREMs)!
I get a huge smile when I watch this. Then, at the end I'm sad as fuck. I miss Slayer. I miss Hanneman.
We miss you down here 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🇨🇦
Super cool!!
today's 10 years since Jeffs death. R.I.P
Gone early Jeff. We miss you.
Saw Jeff at US Bank in '06. It was The Unholy Alliance Tour and I was 4 rows from the pit coz the stage was right smack in the middle.Best view in the place.
Raise your Chalice high, high in the air to and for Our Brother and Master, Jeff.
RIP Jeff
I miss Jeff 😪❤️🤘
I miss jeff he was awesome
Miss you Jeff. Rest in peace.
We miss you, Jeff. R.I.P. you fu**ing legend.
One of the GOATS
Absolute legend
Love ya man you where one of my hero's growing up and for that i will forever be grafeull rip and i get ya rock lobster \m/
1:36 His signature guitar all these yrs.
Jeff rules. Slayer is bomb. I was 14 when blood came out. Awesome
MORE JEFF GUITARS
Damn we miss this guy.
Jeff was my biggest hero in music. Still is. Fun to hear, fun to watch, impossible to ignore. Humble, playful, prankster. Never a rockstar, never a diva. Interesting and easy to like.
A genius in studio. Dozens of the craziest ideas popped out of his mind, most of those fit in Slayer's concept and it was so natural.
On the other side, Kerry was more of a thinker. IMO Kerry was a Swiss-Army knife on techniques, while Jeff was pure inspiration and emotion.
Kerry was pure brain and swagger; Jeff was brain too, but was also heart and soul.
It sucks at some point in his career Jeff looked like he just lost patience in his leads on-stage.
It was annoying to me when he screwed up his own solos with happy hands or happy fingers - as high speed does not equal great solos.
He was losing his ability to play live. Band members mentioned it before and I agree.
Sometimes the sound of his equipment was kinda stuffy to me, too. Equipment-wise, I do prefer Kerry's sharper metallic sound.
I'd wish Jeff's guitars always had the tune of his leads on the track "Overt enemy". That song holds 2 great solos of Jeff with extremely sharp sounds.
But none of this lows (and they're just my opinion, and I'm OK if you disagree) can really harm Jeff's value in studio.
He was a generational player with undisputed musical perception and sensibility.
When it counted (on recordings), he was fast when needed, patient when needed, always had great control of the tempo and knew how to mix different elements at the right time. Of course it's easier having partners like Kerry, Tom, Dave and the producers, but I think he was definitely a different animal on studio.
Forever missed, never forgotten.
Awesome guitarist