SLAYER Seeds of Horror: Jeff Hanneman 1985 Demos LTD BLUE LP Exodus Metallica
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SLAYER - SEEDS OF HORROR: THE JEFF HANNEMAN DEMOS 1985 LP.  VERY RARE & LONG OUT OF PRINT ORIGINAL 2014 1ST LIMITED PRESSING ON BLUE VINYL LIMITED TO A MERE 100 COPIES!  CONDITION IS NEW & UNPLAYED (UNSEALED, WHICH IS EXACTLY HOW I RECEIVED IT!)  COMES WITH COOL GATEFOLD INSERT WITH A COOL PHOTO COLLAGE AND LINER NOTES.  DON'T SNOOZE ON THIS AS YOU PROBABLY WON'T EVER SEE ANOTHER ONE.

LP CONDITION: NM / I DON'T GRADE ANYTHING MINT.

SLEEVE CONDITION: NM / I DON'T GRADE ANYTHING MINT.

FULL TRACK LISTING AND DETAILED DESCRIPTION FOUND AT BOTTOM OF PAGE!



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Slayer ?– Seeds Of Horror - The Jeff Hanneman Demos 1985

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Not On Label (Slayer) ?– none Format:


Vinyl, LP, Blue Vinyl
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Europe Released:


2014 Genre:


Rock Style:


Thrash, Punk, Hardcore

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 –Slayer Angel Of Death Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman A2 –Slayer Seeds Of Horror Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman A3 –Slayer Raining Blood Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman B1 –Slayer South Of Heaven Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman B2 –Slayer Spill The Blood Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman B3 –Slayer Untitled (213) Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman B4 –Slayer Untitled Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman B5 –Slayer Untitled Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman B6 –Papsmear (2) Living Just To Die Drums – Dave LombardoGuitar – Rocky GeorgeVocals, Bass – Jeff Hanneman B7 –Papsmear (2) D.D.A.M.M. Drums – Dave LombardoGuitar – Rocky GeorgeVocals, Bass – Jeff Hanneman B8 –Papsmear (2) Abretions Asshole Drums – Dave LombardoGuitar – Rocky GeorgeVocals, Bass – Jeff Hanneman B9 –Papsmear (2) Can't Stand You Drums – Dave LombardoGuitar – Rocky GeorgeVocals, Bass – Jeff Hanneman

Credits

  • Bass – Jeff Hanneman
  • Drum Programming – Jeff Hanneman (tracks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
  • Drums – Dave Lombardo (tracks: 9, 10, 11, 12)
  • Guitar – Jeff Hanneman (tracks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), Rocky George (tracks: 9, 10, 11, 12)
  • Vocals – Jeff Hanneman (tracks: 1, 2, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12)


Notes

Unreleased Jeff Hanneman Home Demos From 1985.

According to the liner notes, was mastered and created entirely from Hanneman's actual cassette.

Limited To 100 Copies On Blue Vinyl.

- front cover artwork was originally drawn for a Jeff Hanneman Tribute/Fund Raiser billed as "South Of Hanneman" in which 5 of the most well known underground artists were to create artwork pertaining to a specific Hanneman penned song (ie a song in which all lyrics and music were 100% written by Hanneman). The project soon fell to the wayside when the organizers of the tribute used copyrighted music in the video commercial created for the project, as well as one of the artists using the copyrighted Slayer logo in their artwork. Once the project was ended, some of the artists put high resolution scans of their artwork up for free download via the internet as an homage to Hanneman, which ultimately led to the piece that Kramer created for the song "Necrophiliac" to be downloaded by the producers of this release. They decided since the artwork was ultimately a perfect match to the release that they were assembling, and was never used for the intended project, that it would be the cover imagery for this release.

- The horned warrior that is on the front and back cover was a rarely used "mascot" of sorts that Slayer utilized pre Show No Mercy and up to the recording of "Haunting The Chapel" on flyers and letterheads, but never for an officially released album or piece of merchandise. The pentagram made of swords is also the version that was created by Slayer's original manager/"unofficial 5th member of the band" Steve Craig  that was used before the release of "Show No Mercy" and never used after the release of.

- All artwork, sans the front cover, imagery, photography and graphics are solely from the years 1983-1986 when these recordings were made.





            


                       


















 













                   

                





                    






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