The Grammys snub Jeff Hanneman RIP

[GarMan]

Of course they did! Not surprised they would snub Jeff Hanneman, a two time grammy winner, and someone who helped launch a new music genre. No, but they paid respect to the Glee guy, but his name was misspelled?

http://www.fuse.tv/2014/01/grammys-2014-memoriam-slayer-jeff-hanneman

With this said, Jeff wouldn't have cared, but his fans and family might.

 

[2HBStrat]

Of course they did! Not surprised they would snub a two time grammy winner, and someone who helped launch a new music genre. No, but they paid respect to the Glee guy, but his name was misspelled?

http://www.fuse.tv/2014/01/grammys-2014-memoriam-slayer-jeff-hanneman

With this said, Jeff wouldn't have cared, but his fans and family might.

Sorry, I haven't watched "Glee", so......what music genre did he help launch?

 

[GarMan]

Sorry, I haven't watched "Glee", so......what music genre did he help launch?

Don't know? TV Musicals or something?

 

[Guitar Josh]

I only care if Jethro Tull beat Taylor Swift.

 

[Frater B]

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[2HBStrat]

Don't know? TV Musicals or something?

Yeah, there were no TV musicals before Glee.......!

 

[DRS]

A TV musical is not a new musical genre - it's a new TV genre. The music is just rock and pop from the past till present.

RIP for Hanneman, though.

 

[Frater B]

I think the OP was saying Slayer helped create a new genre.

 

[GarMan]

I think the OP was saying Slayer helped create a new genre.

Yep. My whole point was they snubbed Jeff Hanneman, a past Grammy winner, but they pay respect to an actor on a TV show?

In addition, I wasn't serious about the TV Musical either.

I edited my OP to be clear.

 

[2HBStrat]

Uh.....whut?!?

 

[fishleehooker]

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That pic is awesome. Bastard Sons of Brian Jones!!

He would have watched the Pro Bowl as I did. And Sherlock Holmes.

 

[fl00dsm0k3]

They also snubbed Cllive Burr

 

[taez555]

Actually he wasn't snubbed.

Much like the majority of Grammy Winners this year, he was honored at a separate ceremony earlier in the day.

 

[stratocat63]

No disrespect to the deceased but ever heard of Cop Rock?

 

[chrisr777]

Yeah, there were no TV musicals before Glee.......!

Look up Cop Rock. Or, better yet, don't.


^^^^^^^Oops. Twisted minds think alike.

 

[2HBStrat]

Look up Cop Rock. Or, better yet, don't.


^^^^^^^Oops. Twisted minds think alike.

Sarcasm, dude....

 

[chrisr777]

Sarcasm, dude....

Yeah, I caught that.

Cop Rock wasn't the first either. I'm thinking maybe I Love Lucy.

 

[GarMan]

Actually he wasn't snubbed.

Much like the majority of Grammy Winners this year, he was honored at a separate ceremony earlier in the day.

Still?

 

[stratocat63]

Yeah, I caught that.

Cop Rock wasn't the first either. I'm thinking maybe I Love Lucy.

I think of musicals (which I don't generally like very much) as stories where the characters all of a sudden break out in song. Spontaneously and naturally of course. Maybe I have the wrong idea of what constitutes a musical.

I remember Ricky at the club, etc., but I don't recall that happening.

Not sure I remember any episodic TV in the musical form before Cop Rock. And all I remember about that besides the musical part was the hot blond female cop. Naturally ;-)

 

[chrisr777]

To be honest, I've never seen Cop Rock or Glee. I was under the impression Glee is just kids who perform songs, not busting out in song in the middle of a scene. I guess I thought it was more along the lines of the Partridge Family or the Monkees where there was a story and then they perform a song or two.

Now that I think of it, I believe I saw Jeff Hanneman's last performance with Slayer. He came out for a couple of songs at the Big Four show in Coachella a couple of years ago. He actually looked pretty good, all things considered.