Lombardo Says Slayer Weren't Really His Friends
. Later in the year, following the death of guitarist Jeff Hanneman, the split was made permanent when sticksman Paul Bostaph was named a permanent fixture. Now Lombardo, who's focusing on latest band Philm, tells My Global Mind: "I realise now they weren't really my friends - they were just business partners. "I lived and hung out with them as if they were friends: 'Wow, these guys are really watching out for me,' and it didn't quite turn out that way." His position may have been emphasized when he set about reorganizing his career after the split - and discovered he'd been missing out on royalty payments. See what he had to say about that. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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