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* AscendedExtra: Gary Holt was a longtime friend of the band and a ''very'' skilled musician in his own right who went from a temporary live fill-in to a full-fledged new member after Hanneman's passing. Considering his pedigree in Exodus, fans agree he was one of the few proper replacements.
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** ''Diabolus in Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
** King also doesn't much like the song "Cleanse The Soul," finding it to be too happy-sounding for a Slayer song.
** ''Diabolus in Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
** King also doesn't much like the song "Cleanse The Soul," finding it to be too happy-sounding for a Slayer song.
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** ''Diabolus in Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
** King also doesn't much like the song "Cleanse The Soul," finding it to be too happy-sounding for a Slayer song.
** ''Diabolus in Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
** King also doesn't much like the song "Cleanse The Soul," finding it to be too happy-sounding for a Slayer song.
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* BannedInChina: ''Christ Illusion'' is unofficially banned in India, after the Indian branch of EMI recalled and destroyed all physical copies of the album after the Catholic Secular Forum sent a complaint to the Mumbai Police Commissioner that the songs "Skeleton Christ" and "Jihad" were offensive to Christians and Muslims respectively.
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* MagnumOpusDissonance: King has claimed that he prefers ''God Hates Us All'', an album that tends to be detested by fans, over ''Reign in Blood'', the band's most well-known work and one of their best-received.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Jeff Hanneman's death has forced Kerry King to do all the guitar work for the band's upcoming album aside from some leads from Holt. It's expected that the album, if and when it's released, will be dedicated to Hanneman.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Jeff Hanneman's death has forced Kerry King to do all the guitar work for the band's upcoming album ''Repentless'' aside from some leads from Holt. It's expected The album also featured one last song that the album, if and when it's released, will be dedicated to Hanneman.Hanneman wrote, "Piano Wire".
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* ReferencedBy: Two soundtracks made by Charlie Clouser for the ''Franchise/{{Saw}}'' franchise, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb_VCoE-JuU&t=0s "Pig Juicer Intro"]] from ''Film/SawIII'' and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EyylxvODaY&t=0s "Cycle Trap"]] from ''Film/{{Jigsaw}}'', use "Eyes of the Insane" [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcTxyFxzldU as a source sample]].
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* ReferencedBy: Two soundtracks made by Charlie Clouse for the ''Franchise/{{Saw}}'' franchise, the unreleased [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb_VCoE-JuU&t=0s "Pig Juicer Intro"]] for ''Film/SawIII'' and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EyylxvODaY&t=0s "Cycle Trap"]] from ''Film/{{Jigsaw}}'', use "Eyes of the Insane" [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcTxyFxzldU as a source sample]].
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* ReferencedBy: Two soundtracks made by Charlie Clouse Clouser for the ''Franchise/{{Saw}}'' franchise, the unreleased [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb_VCoE-JuU&t=0s "Pig Juicer Intro"]] for from ''Film/SawIII'' and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EyylxvODaY&t=0s "Cycle Trap"]] from ''Film/{{Jigsaw}}'', use "Eyes of the Insane" [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcTxyFxzldU as a source sample]].
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* ReferencedBy: Two soundtracks made by Charlie Clouse for the ''Franchise/{{Saw}}'' franchise, the unreleased [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb_VCoE-JuU&t=0s "Pig Juicer Intro"]] for ''Film/SawIII'' and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EyylxvODaY&t=0s "Cycle Trap"]] from ''Film/{{Jigsaw}}'', use "Eyes of the Insane" [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcTxyFxzldU as a source sample]].
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* OldShame: ''Diabolus in Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
** He also doesn't much like the song "Cleanse The Soul," finding it to be too happy sounding for a Slayer song.
** He also doesn't much like the song "Cleanse The Soul," finding it to be too happy sounding for a Slayer song.
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* OldShame: OldShame:
** ''Diabolus in Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
**He King also doesn't much like the song "Cleanse The Soul," finding it to be too happy sounding happy-sounding for a Slayer song.
** ''Diabolus in Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Jeff Hanneman's death has forced Kerry King to do all the guitar work for the band's upcoming album aside from some leads from Holt. It's expected that the album, if and when it's released, will be dedicated to Hanneman.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Jeff Hanneman's death has forced Kerry King to do all the guitar work for the band's upcoming album aside from some leads from Holt. It's expected that the album, if and when it's released, will be dedicated to Hanneman.
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** In 1984, Jeff Hanneman and Dave Lombardo started a HardcorePunk side project called Pap Smear, joined by Music/SuicidalTendencies guitarist Rocky George. They had written many songs together and were planning on recording an album, but Creator/RickRubin advised against it, thinking it would lead to Slayer breaking up. Two of Hanneman's Pap Smear songs, "DDAMM" and "Can't Stand You", were re-recorded by Slayer on ''Undisputed Attitude'', since he considered those the two best songs the side project produced and thought they'd fit in with all the HardcorePunk and PunkRock {{Cover Version}}s on the album. Hanneman has also said that from time to time he would reuse riffs that originated with Pap Smear for Slayer songs.
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** In 1984, Jeff Hanneman and Dave Lombardo started a HardcorePunk side project called Pap Smear, joined by Music/SuicidalTendencies guitarist Rocky George. They had written many songs together and were planning on recording an album, but Creator/RickRubin their frequent RecordProducer Rick Rubin advised against it, taking the project any further, thinking it would lead to Slayer breaking up. Two of Hanneman's Pap Smear songs, "DDAMM" and "Can't Stand You", were re-recorded recorded by Slayer on ''Undisputed Attitude'', since he considered those the two best songs the side project produced and thought they'd fit in with all the HardcorePunk and PunkRock {{Cover Version}}s on the album. Hanneman has had also said that from time to time he would reuse riffs that originated with Pap Smear for Slayer songs.
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* WorkingTitle: ''God Hates Us All'' could have been called ''Soundtrack to the Apocalypse'', but they decided that it sounded more like a title for a retrospective box set, not an album; years later they did in fact use the latter title for a box set.
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* WorkingTitle: ''God Hates Us All'' could have been called ''Soundtrack to the Apocalypse'', but they decided that it sounded more like a title for a retrospective box set, not an album; a couple years later they did in fact use the latter title for a box set.
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* WorkingTitle: ''God Hates Us All'' could have been called ''Soundtrack to the Apocalypse'', but they decided that it sounded more like a title for a retrospective box set, not an album; years later they did in fact use the latter title for a box set.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: Jeff Hanneman wrote multiple songs about war and HorribleHistoryMetal because he came from a military family (his father was a World War II veteran, while his older brothers were Vietnam veterans), and discussions about military history were a common topic in his family.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In 1984, Jeff Hanneman and Dave Lombardo started a HardcorePunk side project called Pap Smear, joined by Music/SuicidalTendencies guitarist Rocky George. They had written many songs together and were planning on recording an album, but Creator/RickRubin advised against it, thinking it would lead to Slayer breaking up. Two of Hanneman's Pap Smear songs, "DDAMM" and "Can't Stand You", were re-recorded by Slayer on ''Undisputed Attitude'', since he considered those the two best songs the side project produced and thought they'd fit in with all the HardcorePunk and PunkRock {{Cover Version}}s on the album. Hanneman has also said that from time to time he would reuse riffs that originated with Pap Smear for Slayer songs.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** In 1984, Jeff Hanneman and Dave Lombardo started a HardcorePunk side project called Pap Smear, joined by Music/SuicidalTendencies guitarist Rocky George. They had written many songs together and were planning on recording an album, but Creator/RickRubin advised against it, thinking it would lead to Slayer breaking up. Two of Hanneman's Pap Smear songs, "DDAMM" and "Can't Stand You", were re-recorded by Slayer on ''Undisputed Attitude'', since he considered those the two best songs the side project produced and thought they'd fit in with all the HardcorePunk and PunkRock {{Cover Version}}s on the album. Hanneman has also said that from time to time he would reuse riffs that originated with Pap Smear for Slayer songs.
** In 1984, Jeff Hanneman and Dave Lombardo started a HardcorePunk side project called Pap Smear, joined by Music/SuicidalTendencies guitarist Rocky George. They had written many songs together and were planning on recording an album, but Creator/RickRubin advised against it, thinking it would lead to Slayer breaking up. Two of Hanneman's Pap Smear songs, "DDAMM" and "Can't Stand You", were re-recorded by Slayer on ''Undisputed Attitude'', since he considered those the two best songs the side project produced and thought they'd fit in with all the HardcorePunk and PunkRock {{Cover Version}}s on the album. Hanneman has also said that from time to time he would reuse riffs that originated with Pap Smear for Slayer songs.
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** According to Gary Holt and Kerry King, they had plans to release one more Slayer album before they disbanded in 2019, but for unknown reasons Holt confirmed that their 13th album has been cancelled.
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** He also doesn't much like the song "Cleanse The Soul," finding it to be too happy sounding for a Slayer song.
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** According to Gary Holt and Kerry King, they had plans to release one more Slayer album before they disbanded in 2019, but for unknown reasons Holt confirmed that their 13th album has been cancelled.
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* NoHitWonder: They've sold millions of albums worldwide, but have never even bubbled under or had a Top 40 hit on rock radio.
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* NoHitWonder: They've sold millions of albums worldwide, but have never even bubbled under or had a Top 40 hit on rock radio. In spite of their lack of actual singles chart success, however, most people will be able to recognize at least "Raining Blood" (due to its popularity at sporting events and as a song for people learning how to play guitar), and likely also "Angel of Death".
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Despite his scary stage persona, Tom Araya is, by all accounts, a very friendly guy.
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* ReclusiveArtist: Jeff Hanneman, to some degree. The other members were quite happy to hang out with fans after shows and regularly gave interviews, while Jeff would almost always retire to the bus to read and seldom gave interviews. Outside of touring and recording, his bandmates seldom heard from him; most of his free time was spent with his wife. While people criticized King for calling him a dear friend despite having not seen him for several months prior to his death, the truth was that even if you were one of Jeff's buddies, seeing him on a very infrequent basis was perfectly normal and expected.
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* ReclusiveArtist: Jeff Hanneman, to some degree. The other members were quite happy to hang out with fans after shows and regularly gave interviews, while Jeff would almost always retire to the bus to read and seldom rarely gave interviews. Outside of touring and recording, his bandmates seldom heard from him; most of his free time was spent with his wife. While people criticized King for calling him a dear friend despite having not seen him for several months prior to his death, the truth was that even if you were one of Jeff's buddies, seeing him on a very infrequent basis was perfectly normal and expected.
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* AscendedExtra: Gary Holt was a longtime friend of the band and a ''very'' skilled musician in his own right who went from a temporary live fill-in to a full-fledged new member after Hanneman's passing.
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* AscendedExtra: Gary Holt was a longtime friend of the band and a ''very'' skilled musician in his own right who went from a temporary live fill-in to a full-fledged new member after Hanneman's passing. Considering his pedigree in Exodus, fans agree he was one of the few proper replacements.
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** According to Tom Araya, ''Undisputed Attitude'' itself could have turned out very differently: It was always meant to be a CoverAlbum, but originally they set out to cover HardRock and early HeavyMetal artists such as Music/JudasPriest, Music/DeepPurple, and UFO, as well as Music/TheDoors. The songs they were working on "didn't sound right", so they shifted direction towards punk and hardcore instead.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In 1984, Jeff Hanneman and Dave Lombardo started a HardcorePunk side project called Pap Smear, joined by Music/SuicidalTendencies guitarist Rocky George. They had written many songs together and were planning on recording an album, but Creator/RickRubin advised against it, thinking it would lead to Slayer breaking up. Two of Hanneman's Pap Smear songs, "DDAMM" and "Can't Stand You", were re-recorded by Slayer on ''Undisputed Attitude'', since he considered those the two best songs the side project produced and thought they'd fit in with all the HardcorePunk and PunkRock {{Cover Version}}s on the album. Hanneman has also said that from time to time he would reuse riffs that originated with Pap Smear for Slayer songs.
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* OldShame: ''Diabolus In Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
* ReclusiveArtist: Jeff Hanneman, to some degree. The other members were quite happy to hang out with fans after shows and regularly gave interviews, while Jeff would almost always retire to the bus to read and seldom gave interviews. Outside of touring and recording, his bandmates seldom heard from him; most of his free time was spent with his wife. While people criticized King for calling him a dear friend despite having not seen him for several months prior to his death, the truth was that even if you were one of Jeff's buddies, seeing him on a very infrequent basis was perfectly normal and expected.
* ReclusiveArtist: Jeff Hanneman, to some degree. The other members were quite happy to hang out with fans after shows and regularly gave interviews, while Jeff would almost always retire to the bus to read and seldom gave interviews. Outside of touring and recording, his bandmates seldom heard from him; most of his free time was spent with his wife. While people criticized King for calling him a dear friend despite having not seen him for several months prior to his death, the truth was that even if you were one of Jeff's buddies, seeing him on a very infrequent basis was perfectly normal and expected.
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* OldShame: ''Diabolus In in Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
* ReclusiveArtist: Jeff Hanneman, to some degree. The other members were quite happy to hang out with fans after shows and regularly gave interviews, while Jeff would almost always retire to the bus to read and seldom gave interviews. Outside of touring and recording, his bandmates seldom heard from him; most of his free time was spent with his wife. While people criticized King for calling him a dear friend despite having not seen him for several months prior to his death, the truth was that even if you were one of Jeff's buddies, seeing him on a very infrequent basis was perfectly normal andexpected.expected.
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* ReclusiveArtist: Jeff Hanneman, to some degree. The other members were quite happy to hang out with fans after shows and regularly gave interviews, while Jeff would almost always retire to the bus to read and seldom gave interviews. Outside of touring and recording, his bandmates seldom heard from him; most of his free time was spent with his wife. While people criticized King for calling him a dear friend despite having not seen him for several months prior to his death, the truth was that even if you were one of Jeff's buddies, seeing him on a very infrequent basis was perfectly normal and
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* AscendedExtra: Gary Holt was a longtime friend of the band and a very, very skilled musician in his own right who went from a temporary live fill-in to a full-fledged new member after Hanneman's passing.
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* AscendedExtra: Gary Holt was a longtime friend of the band and a very, very ''very'' skilled musician in his own right who went from a temporary live fill-in to a full-fledged new member after Hanneman's passing.
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* NoHitWonder: They've sold millions of albums worldwide, but have never even bubbled under or had a Top 40 hit on rock radio.
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* OldShame: ''Diabolus In Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
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* OldShame: ''Diabolus In Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.King.
* ReclusiveArtist: Jeff Hanneman, to some degree. The other members were quite happy to hang out with fans after shows and regularly gave interviews, while Jeff would almost always retire to the bus to read and seldom gave interviews. Outside of touring and recording, his bandmates seldom heard from him; most of his free time was spent with his wife. While people criticized King for calling him a dear friend despite having not seen him for several months prior to his death, the truth was that even if you were one of Jeff's buddies, seeing him on a very infrequent basis was perfectly normal and expected.
* ReclusiveArtist: Jeff Hanneman, to some degree. The other members were quite happy to hang out with fans after shows and regularly gave interviews, while Jeff would almost always retire to the bus to read and seldom gave interviews. Outside of touring and recording, his bandmates seldom heard from him; most of his free time was spent with his wife. While people criticized King for calling him a dear friend despite having not seen him for several months prior to his death, the truth was that even if you were one of Jeff's buddies, seeing him on a very infrequent basis was perfectly normal and expected.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Jeff Hanneman's death has forced Kerry King to do all the guitar work for the band's upcoming album. It's expected that the album, if and when it's released, will be dedicated to Hanneman.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Jeff Hanneman's death has forced Kerry King to do all the guitar work for the band's upcoming album.album aside from some leads from Holt. It's expected that the album, if and when it's released, will be dedicated to Hanneman.
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* AscendedExtra: Gary Holt was a longtime friend of the band and a very, very skilled musician in his own right who went from a temporary live fill-in to a full-fledged new member after Hanneman's passing.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: When Jeff Hanneman passed away, several newspapers wrote an obituary that featured the image of Gary Holt, the band's backup guitarist during Hanneman's recovery.
* {{Fan Community Nickname|s}}: The SlaytanicWehrmachtWehrmacht.
* {{Fan Community Nickname|s}}: The Slaytanic
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* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Despite his scary stage persona, Tom Araya is, by all accounts, a very friendly guy.
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* AuthorExistenceFailure: Jeff Hanneman's death has forced Kerry King to do all the guitar work for the band's upcoming album. It's expected that the album, if and when it's released, will be dedicated to Hanneman.
* {{Fan Community Nickname|s}}: The Slaytanic Wehrmacht
* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Despite his scary stage persona, Tom Araya is, by all accounts, a very friendlyguy.guy.
* OldShame: ''Diabolus In Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
* {{Fan Community Nickname|s}}: The Slaytanic Wehrmacht
* MeanCharacterNiceActor: Despite his scary stage persona, Tom Araya is, by all accounts, a very friendly
* OldShame: ''Diabolus In Musica'', especially, is this to Kerry King.
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