Eagles Of Death Research Paper

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For the first time, Eagles of Death lead vocalist Jesse Hughes, who personally witnessed the tragic terrorist attack in Paris on Nov. 13, opened up about his experience when the besieged happened. The frontman shared how he survived and saw the tragedy that killed 89 people, including some of their friends and fans.
The 43-year-old star had an interview with Vice, which was coming out next week, with its founder Shane Smith together with his band member Joshua Homme. The two shared what happened that night and the people they have lost, too.
Hughes and his 42-year-old pal were very thankful that they survived the event but, unfortunately, some of their workmates didn’t manage to escape the gunmen. This included the band's merchandise manager,

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