JEFF HANNEMAN MEMORIAL VIDEO

[@johnnyreynolds5790]

Jeff Hanneman was by far a guitar genius. His style was very awesome and he was also a very talented writer of lyrics and guitar riffs as well. He will be missed dearly R.I.P. Jeff your music will live in my heart until it's my time to go!

[@Mrmomtanks]

This man wrote some of the most epic and remembered metal riffs of all time..His music will play on..R.I.P

[@AlexandrZh76]

he is in the hell...

[@addisonlewis723]

@@AlexandrZh76 There is no Hell or heaven.

[@AlexandrZh76]

​@@03041976001 you're right. I suspect, unfortunately, my father must be there. God knows.

[@ozgurkasm2863]

İf jeff wasn't live, slayer wasn't here

[@louiscsanko9322]

HELL YES\,,,/

[@jamescaliendo1030]

Jeff's love for punk certainty showed in his riffs, and gave Slayer their unique sound.

[@breedemoran6664]

In 82" I lived in San Diego (age 14) slayer, exodus, voivod, ratpack, Christ on parade, D.R.I, helix, seen all of them at Adams Avenue Theatre. Jeff ,Dave, Tom, Kerry, all walking around drinking Heineken, smoking weed, met a of them before they even made Show no Mercy,.

[@user-uh6lm5wv6n]

Hanneman wrote Angel of Death, South of Heaven, and Seasons in the Abyss. 3 of the sickest songs ever heard.

[@olafolaf4646]

He was the dominant writer before his death. Kerry was the flavor man.

[@Killstrike6660]

The first time I heard Slayer I just about shit my pants. I was 12 and thought that was the most brutal insane music. I was hooked. You are missed Jeff very missed.

[@cortbutterfield2714]

Amen ten four, over and out...

[@heeteshshil]

Unfortunately I don't have a clear memory of a which slayer song I heard first due to too high and drunk during my teen years...

[@johnlacey7126]

I was 13, bought show no mercy under advice from a school friend. That was around 1987. Fucking brilliant.

[@Se7enDsinSGaming]

Crazy enough i was late to the slayer train so my first album was God Hates Us All.

[@andy9118]

I’m 4 months sober but I still drink my non-alcoholic Heineken for HANNEMAN! R.I.P.

[@Cano-qu7gw]

With out a doubt the reason for that master piece REIGN IN BLOOD

[@randycomerford2038]

R.I.P. JEFF...long live FUCKING SLAYER!!!!!!!!!!Wow I love this old vintage SLAYER. I love SLAYER so much, that I have their band logo tattooed on my right forearm....I wish SLAYER would come back, but it will never be the same without JEFF HANNEMAN!!!

[@vilemmarakii9809]

Mr. Hanneman was one of the very few best musicians of my generation. His absence is our loss.

[@johanjanssen1629]

Jeff still rules i Saw Them in the 80's Holland. Play soms riffs up there. You are not forgoten. Rip hanneman greetings from Rotterdam (Holland)

[@briannord950]

One of the most gifted musicians in thrash RIP brother you are missed brother

[@bxhrbr4940]

Hanneman was one of the best. Goddamn, what a great guitarist. I've been jamming to Slayer since I was a kid, shit never gets old. FUCK YEAH HANNEMAN RULES, SLAYER RULES

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

Hanneman was the lyrical genius behind Slayer's best known songs. He was a genius who was often overshadowed by Kerry King. But being he was the quiet type, he liked it that way. But there is no mistaking his death left a void.

[@guitarcleveland]

I met Jeff at a Record store signing for Divine Intervention in 1994. He was really nice, and the whole band signed the back of the neck of an old B.C. Rich Warlock guitar I had.

[@JesseDavis95688]

i got to meet him one time, too, back in 94. it was awesome.

[@guitarcleveland]

@@JesseDavis95688 Awesome man

[@drumcrazycrary]

Jeff Hennemen once grabbed me by my throat back stage by their tour bus after South of Heaven show in Phoenix,Az. All in fun ..of coarse!! He was cool dude...Rip Jeff....

[@hauptmannbenner8149]

Met him in Poperinge 1985. We were both two young guys at the age of 20, loving beer and metal. That it is, why his death is going so close to me. Man, I´m still mourning, but you still reign.

[@Bobnorton1503]

Rest in Peace Jeff Hannemen Abbot Brothers Jesse Pintado CLIFF Burton Kurt Cobain Layne Staley Chuck Schuldiner Phil Vane Chi Cheng

[@jung1180]

Pintado fuck yeah

[@abhijithshetty22]

Nick Menza

[@jean-marcbazin5266]

Lemmy kilmister

[@holliwoodrichard2588]

Gar samuelson, Paul baloff too, Forever thrashing

[@ozzyarsenalt2587]

Lemmy fucking kilmister

[@Santilives0739]

My first 4 bands I meet when I start lisent trash metal in 1984, venom,Metallica,exodus and Slayerrrrr, the best in that era period

[@jakekaufman8302]

Kudos to Gary Holt for keeping the band alive. I had some doubts but after seeing him perform with the band he's a suitable replacement RIP Jeff you will be missed. Slayer4Life.

[@Killstrike6660]

Jake Kaufman Gary took a huge step up and think he did a great job honoring Jeff as well.

[@robbinswhite]

These guys were fuken scary the first time I seen em.......they fuken shred.

[@robbinswhite]

Slayerrrrrrrrrrrr

[@dynamo4543]

Sadly the bands last album was disappointing all thanks to a shitty song writer Kerry King

[@Xplora213]

@@dynamo4543 you disappointed your dad and now you disappointed us.

[@antoineanderson4984]

Became a slayer fan tha 1st time I saw a slayer video I was a teenager in high school an man I tell ya I never looked back slayer an hanneman fa life..

[@chrispankhurst8015]

Seen slayer several times and ended up on Jeff's side of the stage, some of the best times ever

[@makrocker1000]

Le foto di quando era bambino sono eccezionali! Aveva già l'atteggiamento e la visione di quello che sarebbe diventato qualche anno più tardi... Una grandissima icona dell' Heavy Metal!

[@tonyhewlett4527]

RIP Jeff, I to am fighting the demon that took you from us. Tomorrow I will reach 1 year of sobriety, it has not been an easy road but I have come so far. Hope I get to meet you where ever, thank you for the music brother. ❤

[@skk7593]

Been a fan since early '86 when, in the military, a friend lent me the Haunting the Chapel ep. He thought I wouldn't like it. It changed my taste in music forever. Being deployed made it impossible to catch them live. Otherwise I would have seen them first on the Reign tour. Missed the SoH tour by only a month. Deployed on Westpac again. Heard it was epic opening for the mighty Priest and the seat cushion incident. Finally got to see them live at the L.A. Sports Arena for the Seasons tour. I have gone to every Southern California gig they've ever played since then along with a few other states. I was able to attend the fan funeral at The Palladium. Called in sick to work that day. Thursday May 23, 2013 surrounded by immediate friends and friends in common. Will be wishing Slayer a fond farewell at The Forum this coming November 30th.

[@iedanus]

Slayer turned me into a metalhead 3 decades ago. Jeff's guitarplay had everything to do with it. Heard Angel off death for the first time on the radio and i was sold. RIP Jeff Hanneman, and thank you for me finding my way in metal.

[@themassacrecat5653]

do you know the names of the songs at 11:17 and 11:38?

[@iedanus]

@@themassacrecat5653 yes i do. Do you?

[@themassacrecat5653]

@@iedanus pls tell me

[@themassacrecat5653]

@@iedanus i want to learn the solos

[@themassacrecat5653]

@@iedanus dude just tell the names of the songs pls i want to learn the solos

[@rubaidaallen2764]

I saw Slayer last night, 11-09-19, for the first and sadly maybe only time on their farewell tour. I never had the pleasure of seeing the great Sir. Jeff play live. He was truly something special and a magnificent guitarist. You are missed. The show was f'n spectacular. Slayer killed it.

[@shawnbruce6934]

As They Always Do.

[@va.syndicate2ndam862]

R.I.P. Jeff. Still my favorite band ,45 next month, if I live to 80 I'll still be listening to SLAYER

[@nikposada0824]

5:37 What a picture man, a photo of two legends together. They always will be seen as metal influences🤘

[@n3Cr0ManCeD]

R.I.P. Jeff... Horns high in tribute my fallen brother. Slayer's going on the Spotify playlist in the car today.......

[@rhettcorbett3346]

6 years. RIP Jeff Hanneman. The Angel of Death is South of Heaven & Still Reigning. 2nd of May is have a Heineken for Hanneman Day. Never forgotten. Always in our hearts.😪😪😪😪😪😪🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@slaxxxer]

Celebrate his life by consuming the substance that killed him.......

[@jameshetfield1792]

Thx Hanneman for bringing joy to my life

[@zeem3366]

Wicked, wicked guitarist he will live on in the hearts of his fans

[@GloriousGouda]

What I got out of this is: Jeff was himself, and no one could change that. He lived like he wanted to. And he was an absolutely amazing guitarist. That gave inspiration, clarity, and just a new genre of music, really. And I couldn't agree more... six years after he left us. We still listen to your riffs man... RIP, and fucking thank you... for being a HUGE part of my life. OF ALL of our lives... You set the bar, and the mark. Good night, sir.

[@woodrow1723]

There are 5 true metal guitar player's Jeff and dime bag are on the other side waiting on the other 3 one of the best there ever was R.I.P. Jeff hanneman

[@TheInsox]

Jeff Hanneman a irreplaceable god that always stays in our minds. R.I.P. Jeff

[@peterollins1864]

GREAT VIDEO!!!!!! SEE YOU JEFF, 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@JesseDavis95688]

thank you pete! please subscribe!

[@peterollins1864]

@@JesseDavis95688 So!!!! 🤘😷👍🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@soulflysepultura233]

Jeff is like a God of metal history... You can like or dislake his thoughts about what you know, but, everyone knows he is a God, a legend. Bless you Jeff.

[@vincedunn9983]

Blew my ears out n hurt my neck back in the mid/late 80's to Jeff, Dave, Tom & Kerry!!! There will NEVER be another band like these guys.

[@seant.9402]

You could always tell that Jeff & Kerry fed off each other creatively ! RIP Jeff H.

[@deathiscertainlifeisnot7292]

Seen them live many times JEFF ALWAYS PUT ON A GREAT SHOW YOU WILL BE MISSED FOREVER R.I.P. JEFF

[@ShortandFeisty]

i know that jeff and kerry shared the "lead guitar" position but i've always seen kerry as the rhythm guitar player and jeff as the lead

[@chad-pl4xd]

Yeah Kerry pretty much just picks fast while moving his hand up and down the neck with no feel or technique. Listen to Kerry's solo on the Beastie boys "fight for your right to party". That was one of the most awkward/ amateur sounding solos in the history of music

[@Th3OR1G1N4L]

chad7206 he didn't play the solo on that song it was "No sleep till Brooklyn". And I think Kerry is a fantastic guitarist

[@chad-pl4xd]

I think he did both. It's for sure his whammy bar style. I loved that band 27 yrs. ago when I was 15. But then I got over the Satanic phase...Kerry never did.

[@JesseDavis95688]

opinions! ARGH!!!

[@JesseDavis95688]

how long does this guy have to have the same style for people to understand that THAT IS his style?? its supposed to sound like that. obviously he likes it! its chaotic and frenzied. i fuckin love it. no one else sounds like him.

[@Stoveperrault]

R.I.P Jeff “Angel of Death” Hannemen.

[@rebels42wynn83]

He was one incredibly awesome badass axeslinger not to mention handsome too. May he continue to rest in peace!!!!

[@NishantDuttanoirvembre]

jeff the true guitar hero

[@michaelcorleone3751]

Nishant Dutta he was slayer..

[@Venom-ky2ht]

Love you Jeff.

[@Havsland]

Because of the music he wrote Jeff never truly died. He faded out on a continuous riff. RIP Metal Titan

[@vtwin1910]

I can honestly say It will be hard for me to go to another SLAYER concert again without JEFF, I miss you BRO. R.I.P

[@garycox9341]

I purchased every Slayer album until Jeff passed away. It was never the same for me when he was gone. RIP JH!

[@milansikela8383]

Much love Jeff. Thank you for changing the world of music. RIP.

[@alfredwaller3072]

Jeff was a metal God, thanks for entertaining us for 30+ years

[@jredman9002]

Jeff writing and music could be compared to no other .I saw slayer in 88 for the south of heaven tour with Jeff and Kerry’s dual lead and Lombardo double bass Slayer is and always will be the best metal band out there im 50 yrs old and I still listen to angel of death at least a few times a week. RANCID ANGEL OF DEATH FLY FREE!!!!!!

[@JJJthebest]

RIP Jeff Hanneman, great man, awesome player.

[@joytoy512]

When Jeff died the “genius” of Slayer died with him. RIP JEFF 666🤟😈🤟

[@joshireson5457]

Why the 666? Jeff is in heaven

[@udruboika8979]

Am happy to have had the opportunity to be alive during this metal music time period..

[@kirk_gon]

You will be missed forever!

[@jamessheehy576]

Jeff hanneman will always be one of my heroes and he was born in my hometown as well Oakland California how awesome is that he's my hero for sure I miss him

[@gkrueger3753]

This man the main reason I learned how to shredded the guitar.....he's the man....still reigning....angel of death!!!!

[@bryanisensee2867]

Wow. He would be 54 today, I’m 54, born, 1964, and I’m going through the same shit he’s going through, note for note... RIP brother...

[@erickvalencia2016]

Crazy thing is, Jeff didn't even know how to "play" guitar, and I believe that's the reason his songs were so unique. I loved this guy.

[@davidmichaelsen9805]

R.I.P.JEFF HANNEMANN.He wrote by far the Best in slayer.Thanks a lot🤘

[@babalonworking6]

SLAAAAAYEEEEEEEER!!!

[@lunchbaw47]

I was lucky enough to see him live and have my ears blown out. \m/

[@southofheaven4335]

Jeff is vible of black thrash metal. He made many part of it. I love him. Thanks jeff.

[@boopah4365]

You could talk about Jeff's accomplishments all day every day,& it still wouldnt be enough..

[@HogLife]

This post just came through my feed from 10 yrs ago,I didn’t hear anything about the liver issues he had,all I heard was that he was bitten by a brown recluse and that ultimately took his life,I was very fortunate to see them in the beginning when they played in Cleveland Ohio at the Cleveland Public Hall with Raven and Wasp,.their early days too in 1985,I won tickets from Z-Rock,a local Metal radio show for MetalHeads,I took my best friend and I’m glad I did,.he ended up passing a few months later at the age of 20,Long Live Jeff and my Brother from another Mother,DJ

[@philipstevenson5702]

Jeff is a Big reason I love thrash Metal, and we miss him. Rock on in heaven

[@robbarham9595]

Over the last 35 years, I've been to ALOT of concerts But, by far, the best show I've ever seen was Slayer and Overkill. It was on Halloween of 1986 at the Moore Theater in Seattle, Wa. No other show has even come close to beating that one.

[@Muninnfeathers]

Wonder what my little niece is gonna think of her great uncle? Rip Jeff. Your niece is just as wild. 🤘

[@tiny5500]

Walkman on B.A.R.T ( Bay Area Transit) fresh release " hell awaits" on tape. Cranked and the look from the other riders in fear! Metallica was number one but Slayer was in a class by themselves! Great time to be a kid great time for new scene and music, Slayer ( one of a few, with alot too follow) being A key Cornerstone of youth and a new Jandra that changed music! Thanks guys for all the good times and music🤘⚔️🤘

[@DP-eb2yn]

Jeff our angel of death ..always missed , never forgotten

[@donaldteal6315]

Badasssss Jeff lives forever all his great music 🎶⚡💥 legend

[@Hendrixbroncobiz]

Jeff was the heart and soul of the group. In other words he wrote there top songs lyrically and instrumental! He gave them heart and soul and the sound that we know as Slayer. Jeff Hanneman will always be Slayer.

[@shawnbruce6934]

Jeff was an Interesting Guy. Punk and Metal. And I'm Sure One Hell Of a Drinker and an Amazing Metal Guitarist.

[@nate9140]

Since Jeff liked hockey and football now when I play hockey I’m gonna do it for Jeff 🤘

[@rorionsaucedorompenarices8171]

I wanted learn play guitar After hear reign in blood album!!! THANKS !!!! HANNEMAN FOREVER!!!!!

[@TrevyTrev-andTheFunkyPets]

Sad story. Great footage & tribute.

[@JesseDavis95688]

thank you white bread! please subscribe!

[@keithreser6022]

LOVE YA JEFF! YOU WILL LIVE ON FOREVER!!! HAIL SLAYER!!!!

[@friedrichschopenhauer2900]

My favourite guitarist.

[@garycox9341]

10:44 Dimebag, Jeff, Rocky m/f'n George and Scott Ian!

[@mateowhite8092]

R.I.P. Jeff Hanneman...

[@lodke1697]

Everytime south of heaven starts playing,I shed a tear.Hope he's still rocking on at down south there.Rage in Peace,Jeff Hanneman

[@herveglandu4847]

1 of my favorite band ! We never forget him ! Playing guitard for god ! Rip Jeff !

[@jamiemoll2484]

I played one of his guitars in a shop once. It was one of the most comfortable pieces I ever played! Jeff kicked ass; from the crowd to the stage he looked like Schwarzenagger at the show I saw!

[@ishrivera4406]

Used to pressed my face in boutique guitar shops wanting to own one. I was able to buy one and get all emotional each time I open the case. Hope one day my kid will carry on the torch for Jeff and the band, one can only dream.

[@robashton8606]

I'd been a Slayer fan for a while and knew from their records that there was a genuinely special combination of musicians and ideas involved in that band, but I didn't understand _how_ special until I saw them live. Clash of the Titans tour, October 1990. What was, most people with a taste for metal agreed, the coolest line up we had ever seen. Suicidal Tendencies at the top of their game supplied the crossover grooves. Testament, touring on their excellent Practice What You Preach album were also at the peak of their powers and clearly having the time of their lives playing to such big crowds. Even Co headliners Megadeth, finally having the sort of success that Mustaine though was his due with the classic Rust in Peace, were as animated as I've ever seen them and turned in musically flawless performances. It was a damn good night... But Slayer....God - fucking _-damn!_ The phrase "they blew the competition off the stage" gets chucked around a lot and I've no doubt people used it on this occasion too, but it was _totally_ fucking inadequate. The intensity level simply shot up and off the scale once they started playing. Face rippingly, bowel looseningly heavy, tight as a vicar's dirtbox and, if anything, even _more_ intense than Rick Rubin's outstanding recordings of the band. They were touring Seasons in the Abyss at the time, giving Hanneman the opportunity to spread his wings beyond the atonal soloing that had been Slayer's signature weakness up until South of Heaven. They absolutely _killed,_ leaving the other bands on the bill (who had by no means played lacklustre shows) choking on their dust. It was a night I will never forget. It's seared onto my brain. When Lombardo went, things weren't the same, He has a very particular playing style that actually has a lot more to do with jazz than metal and his absence was an issue for long time fans. But when the world lost Jeff Hanneman, shit, it was _never_ going to be right again. Much as I would have loved to go see Slayer one more time on this last tour, I couldn't bring myself to do it. Jeff and Dave's playing was half of that band's personality. No disrespect intended to the guys playing now, they're both outstanding musicians, but it's just not Slayer to me. I almost envy the kids young enough not to have seen them in their prime, back in the late 80s/ early 90s, because having seen them then myself has spoiled this new incarnation for me. I will miss Slayer when they're gone. One of the most important bands in my life's soundtrack, and no mistake. Edit: Yeah, having just watched the two versions of the solo during the cook off at the end of South Of Heaven, I'm sure I made the right choice. Nobody plays those songs like Hanneman. Again, not slagging off the skills of Gary Holt, he rocks. It just isn't Slayer.

[@vincedunn9983]

Pittsburgh, pa... coca-cola amphitheater... Alice on chains opened. Anthrax, SSSSLLLLAAAAAAAYYYYEEEERRRRRR, and closing was Megadeth. Best EVER show I've ever seen , that was back in 1990/91. Girlfriend was pregnant with my first son, she went too. He's 26 now, does NOT realize what he missed at that show!

[@rhettcorbett3346]

Jeff Hanneman RIP. Described in 1 word , LEGEND. Deciple 4 Life.🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@matthewvelo]

Jeff Hanneman wrote the soundtrack of my youth along with the rest of Slayer. As I type this I'm mourning him, Lemmy, Bowie and so many of the musical talents that I love and wish that life and time wasn't so cruel. Vale Jeff and all those who stepped above the mundane to give us great music.

[@andrerodrigues5191]

Rip Jeff SLAYER 4 EVER AND EVER

[@xodyxoda]

a great guitarist ..... rest in peace hanneman

[@jeffwalker9122]

South of Heaven was the first cassette tape I ever owned! So many great memories of Slayer! Rip er up on the other side Brother Jeff!

[@snes2impress660]

Im going to graduate high school on may 19, 2019-the same day that slayer comes to Michigan for their final tour. Its depressing that Jeff won't be there, but thats still going to be one hell of a day-getting out of high school forever, and going to the greatest Thrash metal band of all time so thanks Hanneman for co-creating a band so badass as Slayer. R.I.P. You will live on forever in our hearts, and our corpses. Thank you Jeff Hanneman!

[@MrMegaFredZeppelin]

This KICKS ASS!!!! What an AWESOME Biography/Tribute for Jeff. Thank you for this. ROCK ON!!!!!

[@JesseDavis95688]

thank you Mr Mega Fred Zeppelin!! have you subscribed to my page? please do!!

[@MrMegaFredZeppelin]

Just did :-) #670 ROCK ON!!!!!!!

[@emmanuellopezreyes6447]

10 years later, the Angel of Death is Still Reigning, thanks for everything Jeff Hanneman, Slayer Nation Forever!!! (May 2nd, 2013-May 2nd, 2023) 🖤💜😈🔥🤟

[@jacobdavis5518]

Straight up, this video is a nice honoring, I personally feel it's not enough to honor this Legend

[@jacobdavis5518]

Elaborate for you all a little here... Well, if I got big in a band called Slayer, the last fucking thing I'd ever want is to be known BEST for a video of an interview where (Hanneman) says 5 things he hates. Hate. What an idea hatred is.

[@jeffk3929]

Thank you so much for posting this. Great video hearing about Jeff's life and interests and insights into his guitar playing. Grew up with this in the early 80's....legendary times. We lost a true master musician in 2013. I am 48 years young and still love Slayer and all things metal!! Raising it up high from Texas!! \m/

[@Mrbungleface0u818]

Yoooo my homie next to me is straight balling in tears... Rip Jeff... Hail slayer!!!!

[@Bapri51]

Кумиры не умирают. Он в наших сердцах.

[@whitenoise546]

Wasns't a huge fan, but did like them and respected the hell out of them. Seasons In The Abyss to me is a masterpiece, especially the drum and guitar work. Outstanding. One thing I give them (and Megadeath), is they didn't sell out to commercialism from popularity like Metallica did after the Black album in the early 90s. Sure some will disagree, but that's cool. JMHO

[@voodoolord]

Thanks for this video. RIP Jeff and I hope the rest of the Slayer crew does well. Love you guys.

[@JesseDavis95688]

youre welcome and thanks for watching! have you subscribed to my channel? please do!!

[@mitjarupel2357]

Hetfield with the Venom t-shirt saying about Hanneman as a brother in the same genre made my day.

[@stevecarol686]

RIP. I have seen Slayer in their original line up only twice. We will all miss you JH!

[@jamessheehy576]

Jeff hanneman was born a raider and died a raider what a beautiful thing