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Op 19 augustus 2006 1:41 schreef mental het volgende:
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Oh ik moet huilen !!!













Of wacht eens even, nouja.. vrij verassend nieuws maar goed, nooit fan geweest en zal het nu ook niet worden... Eigen keuze dus DOEI MAN!

zo verrassend is het eigenlijk ook niet

gaf na laatste concerten z'n gitaren weg, riep dingen als 'See you in Spirit', 'I've said everything I wanted to say' enz ...

Boeien.

van Blabbermouth.net

Swedish heavy metal musician Jon Nödtveidt, 31, was found dead on Wednesday, August 16 at his apartment in Hässelby, a suburb of Stockholm. He shot himself in the head and was surrounded by lit candles, Expressen reports. Shortly before the ritual suicide, he had sent farewell letters to his father and his girlfriend and explained to a friend, "I'm going away for a long, long time. I'm going to Transylvania."

Sometime between Monday (Aug. 14) and Wednesday, Nödveidt, vocalist and guitarist in the popular Swedish black metal band DISSECTION, chose to take his own life.

At 7:21 p.m. CET on Wednesday, a police patrol reported to the police communication center in Stockholm that a man had been found dead, the apparent victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. According to several of Expressen's sources, the singer had placed an open copy of "The Satanic Bible" in front of him before pulling the trigger.

"He shot himself in the head and lay dead in a ring of lit candles," says a police source.

At 5:44 p.m. on Wednesday, the police received a 911 call from Jon Nödtveidt's family who hadn't been able to establish contact with him for a couple of days.

"They were very concerned," says his legal representative and manager, Per Nordqvist. "His girlfriend and his family called after their fears that something terrible had happened had been bolstered."

The reason for their concern was a farewell letter that Jon Nödveidt had sent to his girlfriend in Germany. His father, Anders Nödtveidt, had also received a postcard asking him to contact a number of people and thank them for everything.

"What it said is personal. I want to keep it to myself," Jon's father says of the postcard's contents.

"I met him in Stockholm just a week and a half ago. Everything seemed great then. I've always had good contact with Jon during his upbringing and throughout his adult life. I don't understand what has happened to make things turn out this way. This weighs even more heavily on us considering everything that has happened. This is very difficult for the entire family."

Jon Nödveidt's father likes the photo in which his son wears a black leather jacket and has asked for that picture that to be published.

"It's a good photo. Jon thought so as well," says Anders Nödtveidt.

The suicide is believed to have been planned for a long time.

"At the scene there was also a will and a suicide note," a police source tells Expressen.

In December 1997, Jon Nödveidt was arrested for the murder of Josef Ben Meddaour and served seven years for accessory to murder and possession of an illegal firearm. The highly publicized murder in Gothenburg is depicted in the movie "Keillers Park". What has come to be known as "the Satanic murder" in Sweden has led to both a movie and a book.

"It affected me immensely," the movie's director, Susanna Edwards, tells Aftonbladet.

"Keillers Park", which is named after the park in Gothenburg where the murder took place, opened in theaters in Sweden in March 2006.

"Josef Ben Meddaour was a naive and open person with a big heart," says Edwards. "He was a victim of a grotesque act of homophobia."

The murder was also the basis for last year's "No Tears For Queers", a book about hate crimes by Swedish journalist and author Johan Hilton.

In 1997, at the time of the murder, Jon Nödtveidt explained that he lived in a world where Satan was God and that they drank blood and sacrificed animals. On DISSECTION's web site he revealed that he was a member of MLO — Misanthropic Luciferian Order.

On September 22, 2004, two weeks after his release from prison, Jon Nödveidt talked to Expressen about the murder and his time in prison.

"I want to put the murder behind me and move forward," he told the newspaper. "It feels like I'm a new person after my time in prison. The time before the incarceration feels like another life. I've been through so much since. I've become more mature, older and look at life and death in a totally new way."

When asked about the crimes he was convicted of, Nödtveidt said, "No matter how you twist and turn it, it can't be undone. What happened happened and I must move forward with my life. I have taken responsibility for my actions by having served my time in prison. I'm not proud of the fact that I have to watch my mother cry, but I'm working with new strength and look ahead."

When asked if he regrets what happened, Nödtveidt said, "Out of respect to the victim's family, I don't want to discuss what happened. The only thing I want to say is that I'm not proud of it."

Josef Ben Meddaour was a 37-year-old Algerian homosexual man who was killed by a shotgun blast to the head.

"I'm absolutely not a racist," Jon Nödtveidt told the newspaper. "There's nothing that makes me more sad and upset than people who say things like that. These are people who know nothing about me. Everyone who knows me knows that I have friends, brothers and sisters from all over the world."

"Jon was an open person who enjoyed life," explains his manager, Per Nordqvist, to Expressen. "He was easy to get along with and very accomodating. Still, what happened happened and that is something you always carry with you one way or another. All people have baggage."

Per Nordqvist tells Aftonbladet that the suicide of his friend has left him feeling totally empty and that it's terribly saddening.

"I've spent the last few years collecting the rights to his music," Nordqvist tells Aftonbladet. "Jon felt that he was losing everything during the time he was incarcerated."

Johan Hargeby at the Swedish distribution company Sound Pollution worked closely with Jon Nödveidt for 15 years.

"I met him as late as Monday (Aug. 14) when he was here for a short meeting," Hargeby tells Expressen. "I am shocked and dismayed."

satanisch ritueeltje? beetje sneu

ook van blabbermouth

DISSECTION frontman Jon Nödtveidt, who took his own life earlier in the week less than three months after announcing the band's split, spoke to Norwegian magazine Slayer in 2003 on the topic of suicide. Asked how he views the matters of suicide and whether taking your life is "worth it," Nödtveidt responded, "The Satanist decides over his own life and death and prefers to go with a smile on his lips when he has reached his peak in life, when he has accomplished everything, and aim to transcend this earthly existence. But it is completely un-Satanic to end ones own life because one is sad or miserable. The Satanist dies strong, not by age, disease or depression, and he chooses death before dishonor! Death is the orgasm of life! So live life accordingly, as intense as possible!"

Nödtveidt formed DISSECTION in 1989 and released two full-length albums with the group — "The Somberlain" (1993) and "Storm of the Light's Bane" (1995) — before he was convicted in Sweden of felony murder of 37-year-old homosexual Algerian Josef Ben Maddour in 1997. He was released from prison in 2004, at which point he restarted DISSECTION.

DISSECTION announced in May that it would split up imediately following its final performances in support of its recently released CD, "Reinkaos". The band was subsequently forced to cancel its two previously announced appearances in North America (Sept. 1 at the House of Blues in West Hollywood, CA and Sept. 6 at B.B. King Blues Club in New York City) after Nödtveidt was denied legal entry into the United States as a result of his conviction.

DISSECTION's most recent album, "Reinkaos", was released in May on The End Records.

Hmm religieus fanaat dus. Tja net als extreme islamieten, christenen, joden etc etc kunnen die mensen niet vaak genoeg zelfmoord plegen.

Al moet ik zeggen dat ik het laatste album een muzikaal gedrocht vind, ik blijf erbij dat deze man een aantal albums van ongekende klasse heeft uitgebracht, met als ultime hoogtepunt "Storm of the lights bane" Ik heb sinds de nieuwe optredens in Hengelo en de Baroeg erg genoten van Dissection en vooral de intensiteit van deze band en Nodtveit zelf, en tevens heb ik nog met de beste man mogen spreken. En er mag best gezegd worden dat Nodtveit een geschift persoon was, maar muziek maken dat kon ie wel.

np Dissection - A land forlorn

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Op 19 augustus 2006 10:52 schreef Lothar het volgende:
van Blabbermouth.net

... Shortly before the ritual suicide, he had sent farewell letters to his father and his girlfriend and explained to a friend, "I'm going away for a long, long time. I'm going to Transylvania." ...

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Transylvania? Wat the fuck heeft dat er nou weer mee te maken? Je zou bijna denken dat het een knipoog is naar zijn Zweedse collega Pelle (aka "Dead" van Mayhem) die op de befaamde zelfmoordfoto/albumhoes een "I love Transylvania" shirt aan heeft...

Zelfmoord.... Tering, moet dat nou weer ?

Blijkbaar...

Toch blijf ik het jammer vinden dat zo'n markant figuur in de metalwereld wegvalt.

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Op 19 augustus 2006 0:14 schreef mental het volgende:
lekker boeiend of ie een moordenaar is of niet. wat erger is, is dat er weer een muzikaal genie minder is op deze aardkloot.

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flikker toch op man!

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Op 19 augustus 2006 12:01 schreef Spirit In Black het volgende:
flikker toch op man!

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Ja flikker op man uhuhuhuh!!

Kneus.

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Op 19 augustus 2006 11:37 schreef Lampje het volgende:
Zelfmoord.... Tering, moet dat nou weer ?

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Kan maar 1 keer hoor

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Op 19 augustus 2006 12:52 schreef Burzum het volgende:
Ja flikker op man uhuhuhuh!!

Kneus.

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Op 19 augustus 2006 11:30 schreef Valorian het volgende:
Transylvania? Wat the fuck heeft dat er nou weer mee te maken? Je zou bijna denken dat het een knipoog is naar zijn Zweedse collega Pelle (aka "Dead" van Mayhem) die op de befaamde zelfmoordfoto/albumhoes een "I love Transylvania" shirt aan heeft...

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Misschien wordt dat in die kringen beschouwd als een soort 'Afterlife realm' ofzo?

"DISSECTION frontman Jon Nödtveidt, who took his own life earlier in the week less than three months after announcing the band's split, spoke to Norwegian magazine Slayer in 2003 on the topic of suicide. Asked how he views the matters of suicide and whether taking your life is "worth it," Nödtveidt responded, "The Satanist decides over his own life and death and prefers to go with a smile on his lips when he has reached his peak in life, when he has accomplished everything, and aim to transcend this earthly existence. But it is completely un-Satanic to end ones own life because one is sad or miserable. The Satanist dies strong, not by age, disease or depression, and he chooses death before dishonor! Death is the orgasm of life! So live life accordingly, as intense as possible!"

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Mutilator op 19-08-2006 13:05]

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Op 19 augustus 2006 12:01 schreef Spirit In Black het volgende:
flikker toch op man!

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Goh, wat zijn we weer stoer.

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Op 19 augustus 2006 3:22 schreef cataclysm child het volgende:
zo verrassend is het eigenlijk ook niet

gaf na laatste concerten z'n gitaren weg, riep dingen als 'See you in Spirit', 'I've said everything I wanted to say' enz ...

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Ik vind het wel bewonderinswaardig eigenlijk. Veel van die gasten in de BM roepen maar wat en als het er op aankomt gebeurt er niets.

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Op 19 augustus 2006 13:38 schreef Burzum het volgende:
Ik vind het wel bewonderinswaardig eigenlijk. Veel van die gasten in de BM roepen maar wat en als het er op aankomt gebeurt er niets.

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Daar moet ik je wel gelijk in geven.

Naar mijn mening is Jon een beetje geschift, maar hij doet maar fijn met z'n leven wat ie wil. Ik lig er niet wakker van dat hij dood is. En al helemaal niet omdat er nu geen nieuw Dissection materiaal komt. Krijg toch sterk het idee dat de muzikale genialiteit grotendeels ook door oude (ex) leden kwam als je de oude albums met dat laatste misbaksel vergelijkt.

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Op 19 augustus 2006 13:30 schreef mental het volgende:
Goh, wat zijn we weer stoer.

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nee, muzikale genialiteit (die overigens te betwijfelen valt) verkiezen boven het feit dat deze knakker iemand anders van kant heeft gemaakt, is stoer....

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Op 19 augustus 2006 13:53 schreef NecroNoud het volgende:
Daar moet ik je wel gelijk in geven.

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Moet ook wel even kwijt dat ik wel veel waardering voor hem had, er werd altijd wel lacherig gedaan over zijn ideeen maar hij is er al die jaren wel achter blijven staan.

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Op 19 augustus 2006 14:04 schreef Spirit In Black het volgende:
nee, muzikale genialiteit (die overigens te betwijfelen valt) verkiezen boven het feit dat deze knakker iemand anders van kant heeft gemaakt, is stoer....

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De muziek en de persoon erachter staat los van elkaar. Er valt iig een hoop goed spul weg als je eerst kijkt hoe de persoon is die het maakt. (Burzum, Gorgoroth etc)

Teksten van veel Metalbands zitten vol met moord en doodslag en als iemand het een keer wel serieus neemt en iemand omlegt dan kan het ineens niet meer.

Hypocriet, dat is het.

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Op 19 augustus 2006 14:10 schreef Verval het volgende:
De muziek en de persoon erachter staat los van elkaar. Er valt iig een hoop goed spul weg als je eerst kijkt hoe de persoon is die het maakt. (Burzum, Gorgoroth etc)

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zo stond het anders niet geschreven..

het is gewoon pathetic hoe sommige mensen hierop reageren. De daad bij het woord voegen, so what? Had ie nou voorafgaand aan zijn kansloze afgang nou ook nog iemand anders omgelegd of niet?