Should just be plain apparent Jeffrey Hanneman had more skittles among the fretboard of his guitar .. .I personally am curious as to what Jeffrey Hanneman felt about the singing done throughout Possessed...
@grthym21 They weren't assholes if that's what you mean, they had an schedule of shows to do and they hire Gary Holt because they already had a friendship with Exodus and stuff. Jeff Hanneman was loved by all of the members and even with his whole arm fucked up, he managed to go on stage one last time. That's awesome, but what you wanted to happen? The band just stopping? Sadly they had to continue, they didn't know he would die 2 years later. Even Tom said in a interview back in 2012 that Jeff was getting better, but sadly a year after he died.
@grthym21 "gods punishment" ??? Punishment for what??? Making music millions love??? God choose to punish him for that but let politicians go free??? GO FUCK YOURSELF! RIP Hanneman
0:27 "..it´s all about hate..." Really miss him and his talent of writing good riffs. He was really good and very important for the sound of Slayer, it wasn´t really the same after his - too early - death. R.I.P Jeff Hanneman!
Out of the "Big 4", Slayer stood out. Arguably, they are the best of the crop. Slayer shredded Metallica, Anthrax and Megadeth to pieces. Unrelentless, they stayed the brand of heavy. As a band, they stood tall and proud atop all their peers. Modest and humble, eccentric and crazy. Slayer is the best band of our generation.
Ehhh...they were good until Lombardo left....then he came back and they were good again.....then he once again left and they were once again just....mediocre
dkyelak Ah the "cosmic thing" record of 1989. yes, good songs there, also "channel z" and "deadbeat club" i like on that. but they didn't have that weird rocking sound anymore. their original guitarist ricky wilson was responsible for it, but he had died of aids by then. fred shneider has some solo shit i like, that has like a punk rock sound.
Cheetah Chrome B52s was like DEVO. First two were great, the next had some good songs but started to sound main stream and then everything else was meh imo,
@@LetsGoMetsGo33 yeah, I hear ya but credit to them for keeping going, they are still kinda out there but I think Jeff was talking about the earlier stuff.
Thank you for all the years of help in channeling my anger out through your music. You don't know this but you saved the life of a lot of my enemies at the time. Not to mention you saved my sanity a time or two. R.I.P. Brother
Loved that he liked the B52's especially "Rock Lobster". That says a lot about his Punk/New Wave influences. He even said that Punk rock (especially fast punk) was a huge influence on Slayer (Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, D.R.I., Misfits, etc.).
The world of metal is missing something without this great man ! He had an awesome sense of humour ! Loved B 52s and hated chick flicks ! Good man ! 🤘🏻
This Thursday 6 years ago 2nd May 2013 we lost a legend. Takin from us way to early. The Angel of Death is South of Heaven & Still Reigning in Blood. RIP Jeff Hanneman. .😪😪😪😪😪😪😪🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Rest in peace Jeff. You'll be sourly missed. I still remember the first time I heard the solo to Seasons in the Abyss. I was blown away. You live on in our minds!!!
You know, I love Slayer, but I'm not a mega fan. I have never seen an interview with Jeff. I didn't know he had done any. I have always been under the impression that he was anti-social. But he comes across as major cool here.
+taergehtsiram I think he was more reclusive, than anti-social. maybe a little anti-social in certain situations, but yeah, if he liked you, it seems that he was pretty chill and cool to hang with. I don't think he likes to talk about himself, which is highly unusual in the rock n roll world. He wrote the map for thrash and lots of darker metal for the next 40 years, blending punk with fast metal.
Never answered phone calls. Kerry said he was always a recluse, and even more after the illnesses struck him. If he didn't like you, he wouldn't hang with you. He would sit in the tourbus and drink beer and play music on his iPad until everyone was gone, then he would show up. Robb Flynn said he would get rowdy after a certain amounts of beer, but he seemed annoyed at the people around him.
He was very shy about talking to media after what i read from 2 books on Slayer. Hes interest in the band was making music. And after that he only wanna stay home. Drinking beer with friends. Being with his family. A wife and a dog. Watching sport on tv and collect world war 2 item. And not to forget . Make the best riffs on the planet
I first heard Jeff and Kerry jamming together when I was 8-9 years old...Im 36 now...I feel almost as Ive lost my father.....Rest in Peace Jeff, your music will always be in my heart
It's a shame we had to lose someone so talented in the music industry. He did not go anywhere, that what his beliefs were. May Slayer live on... hopefully.
Unbelievable, can't believe he has gone. Very shy and retiring guy, who didn't get the credit he deserved for being such a brilliant song-writer. That will all change now, always does when somebody dies. Everybody will now acknowledge the genius of Jeff, and rightly so.
Fkn miss you Jeff !! 🤘🏼😢🤘🏼 ... First met him back in the 80s ,I'm a crazy Texan ,who lives in Mexico,but was raised in SLC,UT and SLAYER are God's up there, met them a whole bunch of times, we even took a pic of us all wearing the same tshirts , from a local badass music store I used to shop and hang out back when I was a kid in SLC , THE HEAVY METAL SHOP !! And a big hello to KEVIN K. !! 🤘🏼
Jeff was so fucking cool! My favorite metal guitarist with the coolest looking guitar covered with cool band stickers. He helped write some of the best Slayer songs. He will be missed!
SLAYER is my outlet and has been for most of my life..when the/my world is so fucked up I can always rely on SLAYER to keep me going....Thank you Jeff, Tom Kerry & Dave...your music have been my lifeline time and time again. R.I.P. to the best ever metal songwriter/composer ever
I am forever tied to this band because I carved the word slayer into my arm when I was 15 with a razor blade and it scarred.. I did like some of the songs, the 1st song I heard was Seasons in the abyss on headbangers ball followed by buying Undisputed Attitude but I moved away from that kind of music (Pantera, Obituary, Slayer, Machine Head, Carcass, Gwar among many others) by the age of 20 but pop back every once in a while due to my still visible reminder of the band on my arm.
I am and have always been an avid slayer fan... They have incorporated an abundance of punk/thrash/ and death metal through every album... But this is done with complete originality and technical expertise... They have it all...
Jeff so right on about the singers in modern metal , all sounding alike . Theirs nothing unique when 20,000 bands all sound the same vocally . This was a reason Slayer was unique for their time , they stood out as nobody was quite like them .
I am a christian also. I elavate Christ above all else, as should everyone do. He is our savoir, and He loves all of us. And I love Slayers music, and this man wrote amazing guitar riffs and songs. And he is our brother. R.I.P Jeff.
I think it's funny he mentions his love of the B-52's, and you listen to some of their riffs...play them without distortion, it's fucking surf rock at 220 BPM.
Ich kann nur sagen bin sprachlos und musste gleich Wein wo ich es noch sah im Internet ! bzw Fans wissen das ja. Jeff war echt einer der Hammer geilsten Gitarristen. Es ist echt sehr schade! R.I.P . I wi´ll missed :-(
Iggy Pop was completely unaware of hardcore punk until he was asked to record a song for the Repo Man soundtrack, and he was one of the original punks. It's something like that.
All the best songs were written by Jeff, yet Kerry King is the one always doing interviews being the face of Slayer. Jeff was and is the heart of Slayer. The moment he stopped playing Slayer died.
Man, what'a cool dude he really was off the stage. I love the laugh. I'm really glad I got to see 'em 6 times before he passed. Best live band I ever saw. Slayer and Motörhead are the only bands I've ever BOUGHT all of the albums released. Great musicians deserv to get paid!
I miss Hanneman...he wrote some great songs and along with the original slayer lineup came out with awesome music. I can't see Slayer without the drummer Dave or the fact Jeff helped make the band in the early days. Granted Tom's still in the picture and he's good but Kerry seems too wraped up in himself, lawers, and money-at least that's what it comes across as. None the less still some great one of a kind music put out and the original lineup were one of the best metal thrash bands ever.
i feel the same way you do my metal brother. Im a huge slayer fan.. been into them since I was 14 yrs old.... fucking slayer helped me too get through a lot of shit..... slayer was definitely an outlet for my inner demons.. slayer to me was therapy... my metal brother when I found out Jeff had die I had tears in my eyes and I just didn't understand why I had tears in my eyes for a person I never met. but to me I actually grew up with Jeff.. rest in peace Jeff Hannenman.. I will see you in hell
I`m a man of steel but... I really didnt have soo much tears flown down my face then this evening looking vids of Jeff. This is so fuckin untrue. I am so fucked up. Jeff...I will always remember you. Heineken on you! R.I.P.
Fun Fact: The Mayan Calander doesn't end in 2012. It's a cyclical system and we're just coming to an end (and starting!) one of the major cycles. It's a clock, not a countdown. Chillax.
I've been listening and loving Jeff's work in Slayer since the fucking beginning of their career. All life long fans will be shocked by the news of his passing. I know I am. Well it's time for me to get smashed in Jeff's honor...Black Tooths, Jagers, Heinekens and a beefy bowl or two. A mighty metal "Hail" to Jeff! You kicked ass bro, and my life was changed because of it.
On their classic albums the music credits look like this:
Hanneman
Hanneman - King
Hanneman - King
Hanneman
Hanneman - King
Hanneman
Should just be plain apparent Jeffrey Hanneman had more skittles among the fretboard of his guitar
.. .I personally am curious as to what Jeffrey Hanneman felt about the singing done throughout Possessed...
@The Morgue I understand where your coming from and see what you mean ~
Jeff is talking about the metalcore/djent voices
True
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weird to hear him say 2012 the end of world spooked him. the world didnt end but it did for him in 2013. rip.
did it? It just ended his ego identity. I am sure he or she is 7 yr old now after reincarnation (depending on his karma or cause and effect)
@grthym21 They weren't assholes if that's what you mean, they had an schedule of shows to do and they hire Gary Holt because they already had a friendship with Exodus and stuff. Jeff Hanneman was loved by all of the members and even with his whole arm fucked up, he managed to go on stage one last time. That's awesome, but what you wanted to happen? The band just stopping? Sadly they had to continue, they didn't know he would die 2 years later. Even Tom said in a interview back in 2012 that Jeff was getting better, but sadly a year after he died.
@grthym21 "gods punishment" ??? Punishment for what??? Making music millions love??? God choose to punish him for that but let politicians go free??? GO FUCK YOURSELF! RIP Hanneman
Jeff Hanneman is so cool
+Ben Saslow was sadly
The end of an ERA. deeply saddened and heartbroken. Without a doubt the best guitarist to ever play a stage with SLAYER. He can never be replaced.
0:27 "..it´s all about hate..." Really miss him and his talent of writing good riffs. He was really good and very important for the sound of Slayer, it wasn´t really the same after his - too early - death. R.I.P Jeff Hanneman!
Breakfast was beer every day
I've listened to Slayer for 25 years; this band means A LOT to me! I've never missed someone I've never knew so much! RIP JEFF
Out of the "Big 4", Slayer stood out. Arguably, they are the best of the crop. Slayer shredded Metallica, Anthrax and Megadeth to pieces. Unrelentless, they stayed the brand of heavy. As a band, they stood tall and proud atop all their peers. Modest and humble, eccentric and crazy. Slayer is the best band of our generation.
First: they are not humble at all. Second: they were never the best of the crop. These fuckers made one decent album: show no mercy.
Ehhh...they were good until Lombardo left....then he came back and they were good again.....then he once again left and they were once again just....mediocre
Love Slayer but not sure if they shredded Megadeth to pieces. But I do agree they stood out.
Tragic Jeff died at such a young age,just 49.
"we're all going to die one day..."... come back jeff, music needs you..
"We're all gonna die anyway"
DAMNIT, JEFF!
Makes me sad...
Me too :(
R.I.P. Jeff, Still Reigning
Jeff liked B 52s. Me too. Great band.
their first 2 records are great. weird 50/60s surf scifi camp fun. and rocked. not the same after that.
Cheetah Chrome Love Shack and Roam were cool though.
dkyelak Ah the "cosmic thing" record of 1989. yes, good songs there, also "channel z" and "deadbeat club" i like on that. but they didn't have that weird rocking sound anymore. their original guitarist ricky wilson was responsible for it, but he had died of aids by then. fred shneider has some solo shit i like, that has like a punk rock sound.
Cheetah Chrome B52s was like DEVO. First two were great, the next had some good songs but started to sound main stream and then everything else was meh imo,
@@LetsGoMetsGo33 yeah, I hear ya but credit to them for keeping going, they are still kinda out there but I think Jeff was talking about the earlier stuff.
We are all in debt to him for the music he created. Whether you know it or not, he influenced what you listen to.
HE PREDICTED SLAYER ENDING. This was in 2011 and he said in 6-7 years and now look at this. R.I.P. Jeff
RIP Jeff
Man,Jeff was a great guitar player and songwriter.He wrote so many good songs.R.I.P. Jeff Hannneman,you will be missed.
Thank you for all the years of help in channeling my anger out through your music. You don't know this but you saved the life of a lot of my enemies at the time. Not to mention you saved my sanity a time or two. R.I.P. Brother
Loved that he liked the B52's especially "Rock Lobster". That says a lot about his Punk/New Wave influences. He even said that Punk rock (especially fast punk) was a huge influence on Slayer (Sex Pistols, Dead Kennedys, Minor Threat, D.R.I., Misfits, etc.).
The world of metal is missing something without this great man ! He had an awesome sense of humour ! Loved B 52s and hated chick flicks ! Good man ! 🤘🏻
System of a down must feel amazing to get this praise.
No kidding right?
Shavo is a huge fan of theirs and I believe so is Daron.
That praise got me back into system but I still prefer slayer
I've been growing up with your masterpieces for 28 years and they have made me who I am. Respect to you Jeff. You kept it real. RIP.
Pains me that we lost such an incredible, inventive person. RIP Jeffrey Hanneman.
So sad, seems like a goofy nice dude. Miss you Jeff.
This Thursday 6 years ago 2nd May 2013 we lost a legend. Takin from us way to early. The Angel of Death is South of Heaven & Still Reigning in Blood. RIP Jeff Hanneman. .😪😪😪😪😪😪😪🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Rest in peace Jeff. You'll be sourly missed. I still remember the first time I heard the solo to Seasons in the Abyss. I was blown away. You live on in our minds!!!
"I think it's all about hate.
WAAAR ENSEMBLEEEE"
The editor deserves a medal for this one.
"I love 24. I'm trying to get Kerry into it."
Right in the feels.
RIP Jeff! We will miss you.
Great comentary... Hails from Mexiko bro...
SoCal I seen Hanneman play live 2013 but shit necrotitus fasciitis claimed the man!
Rest in peace Jeff. This really hits hard, he was the reason I started playing guitar...
Love ya man
Riffmaster,R.I.P
This guy is the reason why i'm listening to metal. His music got me into it and still holds me more than 11 years. R.I.P. Jeff
You know, I love Slayer, but I'm not a mega fan. I have never seen an interview with Jeff. I didn't know he had done any. I have always been under the impression that he was anti-social. But he comes across as major cool here.
+taergehtsiram I think he was more reclusive, than anti-social. maybe a little anti-social in certain situations, but yeah, if he liked you, it seems that he was pretty chill and cool to hang with. I don't think he likes to talk about himself, which is highly unusual in the rock n roll world. He wrote the map for thrash and lots of darker metal for the next 40 years, blending punk with fast metal.
Never answered phone calls. Kerry said he was always a recluse, and even more after the illnesses struck him. If he didn't like you, he wouldn't hang with you. He would sit in the tourbus and drink beer and play music on his iPad until everyone was gone, then he would show up. Robb Flynn said he would get rowdy after a certain amounts of beer, but he seemed annoyed at the people around him.
He was very shy about talking to media after what i read from 2 books on Slayer. Hes interest in the band was making music. And after that he only wanna stay home. Drinking beer with friends. Being with his family. A wife and a dog. Watching sport on tv and collect world war 2 item. And not to forget . Make the best riffs on the planet
I think he was just very introverted.
Lol I think he just didn’t want to be famous. Which I can’t really blame him for tbh.
"We all gone die, anyway."
-Jeff Hanneman.
I first heard Jeff and Kerry jamming together when I was 8-9 years old...Im 36 now...I feel almost as Ive lost my father.....Rest in Peace Jeff, your music will always be in my heart
damn, I miss Jeff. R.I.P
It's a shame we had to lose someone so talented in the music industry. He did not go anywhere, that what his beliefs were. May Slayer live on... hopefully.
Unbelievable, can't believe he has gone. Very shy and retiring guy, who didn't get the credit he deserved for being such a brilliant song-writer. That will all change now, always does when somebody dies. Everybody will now acknowledge the genius of Jeff, and rightly so.
R.I.P. Jeff Hanneman. I'm listening to the "Decade of Agression" album right now as a tribute to him.
Fkn miss you Jeff !! 🤘🏼😢🤘🏼 ... First met him back in the 80s ,I'm a crazy Texan ,who lives in Mexico,but was raised in SLC,UT and SLAYER are God's up there, met them a whole bunch of times, we even took a pic of us all wearing the same tshirts , from a local badass music store I used to shop and hang out back when I was a kid in SLC , THE HEAVY METAL SHOP !! And a big hello to KEVIN K. !! 🤘🏼
He was hilarious, and a very talented guitarist. R.I.P Jeff, you're gonna be missed
There was something very authentic about Jeff that is so rare in music these days.
He's so right about so many bands and their "arrrrrrrraaahhh" vocals..
Jeff was so fucking cool! My favorite metal guitarist with the coolest looking guitar covered with cool band stickers. He helped write some of the best Slayer songs. He will be missed!
4:42 Jeff Hannemman Rest in Peace.
SLAYER is my outlet and has been for most of my life..when the/my world is so fucked up I can always rely on SLAYER to keep me going....Thank you Jeff, Tom Kerry & Dave...your music have been my lifeline time and time again. R.I.P. to the best ever metal songwriter/composer ever
I am forever tied to this band because I carved the word slayer into my arm when I was 15 with a razor blade and it scarred.. I did like some of the songs, the 1st song I heard was Seasons in the abyss on headbangers ball followed by buying Undisputed Attitude but I moved away from that kind of music (Pantera, Obituary, Slayer, Machine Head, Carcass, Gwar among many others) by the age of 20 but pop back every once in a while due to my still visible reminder of the band on my arm.
Pulsations in Glens Mill PA South of heaven (1989) tour was freaking awesome!!
Missing him a lot !!!!
I am and have always been an avid slayer fan... They have incorporated an abundance of punk/thrash/ and death metal through every album... But this is done with complete originality and technical expertise... They have it all...
Never heard him speak before. He was an excellent musician and a fascinating man. RIP
Jeff so right on about the singers in modern metal , all sounding alike . Theirs nothing unique when 20,000 bands all sound the same vocally . This was a reason Slayer was unique for their time , they stood out as nobody was quite like them .
Jeff Hanneman was the reason I picked up a guitar.I was always felt Jeff did not get the credit he desevered SLAYER!!
The world died DEC- 13-2001, A very important part of it..... but R.I.P Jeff hope you still jamming in the reign of peace and sacred cilantro
10000 views and and all my best wishes for Hannemann's wealth! I'm waiting for you too see Slayer again, probably the best band I've ever seen live!
drumming is my outlet for hate and anger
He's sooo fucking right about those Uuuurg bands... so overdone.
But cannibal corpse and cattle capitation are good. They were before all this screamo garbage, that stuff sucks!
JFAC's Sun Eater was fucking good too.
more than overdone....that shit was never good
Sooo fucking close minded seriously
R.I.P. Jeff. One of my favorite metal players of all time. He was the main Guitar player in Slayer man.
Listening to slayer is an out let bro. RIP.
It is hard to believe he is gone while seeing this from not long a go R.I.P Jeff
Thanx for uploading this. Jeff was a very laid back man. SLAYER!!!!!
I am a christian also. I elavate Christ above all else, as should everyone do. He is our savoir, and He loves all of us. And I love Slayers music, and this man wrote amazing guitar riffs and songs. And he is our brother. R.I.P Jeff.
🙏🤘🤘🙏 still reigning.
I think it's funny he mentions his love of the B-52's, and you listen to some of their riffs...play them without distortion, it's fucking surf rock at 220 BPM.
Still reigning!
I love you , miss you , my friend !!! Reign is not reign without you !!!
this is the most ive ever seen jeff hanneman talk on an interview, ever
Ich kann nur sagen bin sprachlos und musste gleich Wein wo ich es noch sah im Internet !
bzw Fans wissen das ja.
Jeff war echt einer der Hammer geilsten Gitarristen. Es ist echt sehr schade!
R.I.P .
I wi´ll missed :-(
I love Jeff. Great guy and muscian
RIP Jeff. Your music inspired me. Thank you.
Jeff Hanneman will come back and when he does it will be raining blood. R.I.P Hanneman we miss you.
ABSOLUT MASTERPIECE ALBUM❤ I GOT THE CD❤ REST IN POWER LEGEND ❤
RIP JEFF. we still remember you
Iggy Pop was completely unaware of hardcore punk until he was asked to record a song for the Repo Man soundtrack, and he was one of the original punks. It's something like that.
So Jeff didn't like death metal or screaming/growling vocals? Interesting.
Its become so generic it's no real meaning anymore
Miss You Jeff, Welcome back Paul !!
ahhhh I wish Jeff would come back already. Sure did miss him at Fun Fest in Austin :(
FLABBERGASTED AND SHOCKED!!! R.I.P. JEFF.. MEET YOU SOUTH OF HEAVEN!!!
we are still waiting for the next revolutionary metal band. R.I.P. dave.
All the best songs were written by Jeff, yet Kerry King is the one always doing interviews being the face of Slayer. Jeff was and is the heart of Slayer. The moment he stopped playing Slayer died.
The master of great riffs! RIP Jeff! Miss you!!!!
Descansa en paz Jeff.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart Jeff. You changed my life forever. Stay heavy JEFF HANNEMAN.
he writes super heavy evil riffs....
he listens to B52!
what a guy!
RIP Brother, your spirit lives on through us the fans.
I like that Jeff is sincere about his answers.
R.I.P. Jeff Hanneman. The world has lost another legend, and it sucks.
God rest his soul.
Happy birthday Jeff Hanneman. RIP
Man, what'a cool dude he really was off the stage. I love the laugh.
I'm really glad I got to see 'em 6 times before he passed.
Best live band I ever saw. Slayer and Motörhead are the only bands I've ever BOUGHT all of the albums released.
Great musicians deserv to get paid!
5, 6 or 7 more years... He was right, unfortunately.
Awesome. RIP, Jeff. Long Live SLAYER!!!!
Jeff seemed like a cool dude.Rip Jeff we will miss your guitar solos and your songwriting
I miss Hanneman...he wrote some great songs and along with the original slayer lineup came out with awesome music. I can't see Slayer without the drummer Dave or the fact Jeff helped make the band in the early days. Granted Tom's still in the picture and he's good but Kerry seems too wraped up in himself, lawers, and money-at least that's what it comes across as. None the less still some great one of a kind music put out and the original lineup were one of the best metal thrash bands ever.
i feel the same way you do my metal brother. Im a huge slayer fan.. been into them since I was 14 yrs old.... fucking slayer helped me too get through a lot of shit..... slayer was definitely an outlet for my inner demons.. slayer to me was therapy... my metal brother when I found out Jeff had die I had tears in my eyes and I just didn't understand why I had tears in my eyes for a person I never met. but to me I actually grew up with Jeff.. rest in peace Jeff Hannenman.. I will see you in hell
I`m a man of steel but... I really didnt have soo much tears flown down my face then this evening looking vids of Jeff. This is so fuckin untrue. I am so fucked up. Jeff...I will always remember you. Heineken on you! R.I.P.
Fun Fact: The Mayan Calander doesn't end in 2012. It's a cyclical system and we're just coming to an end (and starting!) one of the major cycles. It's a clock, not a countdown. Chillax.
I've been listening and loving Jeff's work in Slayer since the fucking beginning of their career. All life long fans will be shocked by the news of his passing. I know I am. Well it's time for me to get smashed in Jeff's honor...Black Tooths, Jagers, Heinekens and a beefy bowl or two. A mighty metal "Hail" to Jeff! You kicked ass bro, and my life was changed because of it.
Dude, he loved 24. He's the man. Rest in pride master.
Jeff rules.Its still hard to believe what happened.King of bad ass riffs and killer songs.SLAYER!!!
RIP Jeff! He is still Reigning in blood and always will too!
Miss man.😢😢😢 . your the best Jeff.🤘..
Still is a fucking amazing band. Chuck is a legend along with Jeff.