Lamb Of God: Randy Blythe schreibt über seine Zeit im Knast
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1 von 24PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - FEBRUARY 07: Frontman Randy Blythe of American heavy metal band 'Lamb of God' from Richmond, Virginia, and his lawyers attend a trial at the Prague City Court on February 7, 2013, in Prague, Czech Republic. The singer is accused of manslaughter following an incident during a concert in May 2010 that resulted in the death of Czech fan, Daniel Nosek. Proceedings of the trial have been postponed until March 2013. (Photo by isifa/VLP/Milan Holakovsky/Getty Images)Foto: mjw. All rights reserved. -
2 von 24PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - FEBRUARY 07: Frontman Randy Blythe of American heavy metal band 'Lamb of God' from Richmond, Virginia, attends a trial at the Prague City Court on February 7, 2013, in Prague, Czech Republic. The singer is accused of manslaughter following an incident during a concert in May 2010 that resulted in the death of Czech fan, Daniel Nosek. Proceedings of the trial have been postponed until March 2013. (Photo by isifa/VLP/Milan Holakovsky/Getty Images)Foto: mjw. All rights reserved.
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3 von 24SAN FRANCISCO, CA - DECEMBER 13: John Campbell (L) and Randy Blythe of Lamb of God perform in support of the bands' Resolution release at The Warfield on December 13, 2012 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images)Foto: mjw. All rights reserved.
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4 von 24PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - FEBRUARY 04: Frontman Randy Blythe (L) of American heavy metal band "Lamb of God" from Richmond, Virginia, talks to his lawyers during a trial at the Prague City Court on February 4, 2013, Czech Republic. The singer is charged due to an incident during a concert in May 2010 that resulted in the death of Czech fan Daniel Nosek. (Photo by Michal Sula/isifa/MAFRA/Getty Images)Foto: jl. All rights reserved.
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5 von 24PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC - FEBRUARY 07: Frontman Randy Blythe of American heavy metal band 'Lamb of God' from Richmond, Virginia, and his lawyers attend a trial at the Prague City Court on February 7, 2013, in Prague, Czech Republic. The singer is accused of manslaughter following an incident during a concert in May 2010 that resulted in the death of Czech fan, Daniel Nosek. Proceedings of the trial have been postponed until March 2013. (Photo by isifa/VLP/Milan Holakovsky/Getty Images)Foto: mjw. All rights reserved.
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6 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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7 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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8 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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9 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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10 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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11 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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12 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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13 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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14 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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15 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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16 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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17 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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18 von 24Lamb Of God live, Earshakerday 2012Foto: Marcel Rudoletzky, Sonja Tappe. All rights reserved.
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19 von 24Lamb Of God, Promo BildFoto: Lamb Of God. All rights reserved.
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20 von 24Lamb Of God, Promo BildFoto: Lamb Of God. All rights reserved.
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21 von 24Lamb Of God, Promo BildFoto: Lamb Of God. All rights reserved.
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23 von 24Lamb Of God, Promo BildFoto: Lamb Of God. All rights reserved.
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24 von 24Lamb Of God Promo PictureFoto: Roadrunner Records. All rights reserved.
Guck mal, wer da schreibt: Randy Blythe, Sänger der Ami-Metaller Lamb Of God, hat einen Vertrag bei Da Capo Press unterschrieben, der dem Verlag die Rechte an dessen Memoiren über seine Zeit im Gefängnis einräumt. Das Buch soll im Laufe des nächsten Jahres erscheinen.
Der LAMB OF GOD-Sänger saß in Untersuchungshaft, da man ihm vorwarf, für den Tod eines Konzertbesuchers während einer Show in Prag verantwortlich zu sein. “Ich habe davon geträumt, ein Buch zu veröffentlichen, seitdem ich lesen kann. Aber ich hätte nie gedacht, dass es sich um so ein trauriges Thema drehen wird”, ließ Blythe in der offiziellen Mitteilung verlauten. “Manchmal schreibt das Leben jedoch unerwartete Geschichten, die erzählt werden müssen. Ich glaube, diese gehört dazu und ich werde sie mit Würde und Respekt gegenüber allen Involvierten erzählen.”
Da Capo Press ist übrigens bekannt dafür, Metal-Biographien zu veröffentlichen. Unter anderem hat der Verlag bereits die Bücher von Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath), Corey Taylor (Slipknot) und Al Jourgensen (Ministry) herausgebracht.
>>> Alles zum Fall Randy Blythe lest ihr hier.
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