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08-17-2009, 11:33 PM
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Re: Dawn of the Black Hearts
Yeah this is a repost. Dead is actually one of my favorite metal artists. As you can tell by my avatar. Too bad he hit the bucket before I was born. lmao.
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10-05-2009, 03:41 PM
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Re: Dawn of the Black Hearts
Dawn of the Black Hearts was a bootleg album which the band later embraced and has been released on multiple labels. There were rumors that Euronymous made a stew out of the brain, but those were denied. He has, however, made necklaces out of the skull fragments and gave them to musicians he deemed "worthy."
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10-05-2009, 04:16 PM
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Re: Dawn of the Black Hearts
Here's the wikipedia page, I've read this account in various places also. The picture is legit At some point in 1990, the members of Mayhem moved to "an old house in the forest" near Oslo.[6] They began writing songs for their next album, De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas. On 8 April 1991, Dead committed suicide in the house owned by the band. He was found by Euronymous with slit wrists and a shotgun round to the head. Dead's suicide note read "Excuse all the blood" and included an apology for firing the weapon indoors. Instead of calling the police, Euronymous went to a nearby store and bought a disposable camera to photograph the corpse, after re-arranging some items. One of these photographs was later stolen and used as the cover of a bootleg live album entitled Dawn of the Black Hearts. Eventually, rumors surfaced that Euronymous made a stew with pieces of Dead's brain, and made necklaces with fragments of Dead's skull. The band later stated that the former rumor was false, but the latter was true. Additionally, Euronymous claimed to have given these necklaces to musicians he deemed worthy. |
