Jeff Waters

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Jeff Waters at Wacken Open Air 2013

Jeff Waters (born February 13, 1966 in Ottawa , Canada) is a Canadian guitarist, boss and producer of the thrash metal band Annihilator .

biography

He started learning to play the guitar at the age of eight. In 1984 he founded the band Annihilator together with singer John Bates . Especially since 1989 he has celebrated greater success with this band. Alice in Hell , the title of the first album, was released in September 1989 and caused a lot of attention in the scene , not least because of the song Alison Hell . In 1990 he was offered to audition for the vacated guitar position at Megadeth . Waters refused, however, because he wanted to continue to concentrate on his own band. Since the mid-1990s, Waters has had his own studio in which he not only produces Annihilator, but also other bands. In 1997 Waters produced the album Remains completely independently. He played all the instruments (except the drums) himself, sang himself and used a drum computer to improve the CD. In August 2005, Megadeth's Dave Mustaine tried again to get Jeff Waters into his band as a guitarist. Waters turned it down again in favor of his own band. By 2015 he had recorded 15 studio albums with his band Annihilator.

Guest appearances

year Artist album Songs
2003 Merendine Atomiche Walk Across Fire Game over
Soulscar python Anti-Faith
2005 Roadrunner United The All-Star Sessions The Dagger and Independent (Voice of the Voiceless)
2006 Lay Beltza Dimension of Pain War of Wars
Memorain Reduced to Ashes TV War
2007 After forever After forever De-energized
Dew-Scented Incinerate Perdition for All
2008 Destruction DEVOLUTION Urge (The Greed of Gain)
Heavenwood Redemption Bridge to Neverland

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