I wish Jeff was honest with us all in this video and he gave us the real list. 1) This Godless Endeavor 2) This Godless Endeavor 3) This Godless Endeavor 4) This Godless Endeavor 5) Dreaming Neon Black
Most of the other Nevermore albums are better than 'This Godless Endeavor'. It's still a great album though, because Nevermore are just fucking unbelievable good.
What goes around comes around Jeff. Nevermore’s This Godless Endeavor has always been a profound influence to me. You created music that will be looked back on with the same reverence as these classics🤘
My top 5 1 Death - Symbolic 2 Ayreon - The Theory of Everything 3 Nevermore - This Godless Endeavor 4 Symphony X - The Odyssey 5 Beyond Creation - Earthborn Evolution
Opeth-Blackwater Park Dream Theater-Awake Metallica-And Justice for All Alice in Chains-Dirt Porcupine Tree-Fear of a Blank Planet My all time 5 albums. I need them more than I need humans
Pretty damn good list. As a guitarist about the same age as Loomis, the albums he mentioned are some of my favorite, aside from the Queen one. In particular, The Van Halen and Malmsteen ones he mentioned are also in my top five list of all time. And Piece of Mind is also my favorite Maiden album.
Something Jeff and I have in common, well besides the long blonde hair and being a metal guitarist, my first introduction to metal was also Iron Maiden's Piece of Mind album. Having been raised by my grandparents who were born in the 1930s my music sphere was limited to music that was popular in the 50s and old school country music. I saw a kid with an Iron Maiden shirt in elementary school but I didn't know what it was, I just know I liked the shirt. It wasn't until the 7th grade when another kid brought his walkman in to school that I was able to hear what would become the start of a life long love for the metal genre.
At the age of 9 my uncle picked me up for a drive in his car. He said, here is something you have to hear, he puts on News of the world.. When the guitar comes in at the end of we will rock you, was the first time electric guitar 🎸 hit me. After that he put on AC/DC live Donington, as it came out in 1992. He turned up Thunderstruck and Back in black crazy loud. I was sitting there with goosebumps and big smile on my face. I guess he noticed what had happened to me. When we came back home, he gave me the two records as a gift. I will never forget that day. My uncle died at the age of 50. Cancer. Rest in peace
Cool video... I own 3 of those vinyls, and would love to pick up the Yngwie album too... I like Queen, some of their stuff, but I'd put a Ratt, Dokken or Motley Crue album in there instead!!
Rising Force! I found it -ironic- ( _edit: tastefully coincidental_ ) that Jeff's own neo-classical composition ("Heir to the Tone") was playing in the background while he was introducing his memory of that album. 3:30
@@remnant24 You are right. I think the correct term is: 'coincidental'. Perhaps a more suitable edit would be: " _tastefully coincidental_ ...". Thanks for catching that.
Fuck. I wouldn’t even know how to pick four albums. But my all time favorite is Far Beyond Driven by Pantera. I was somewhat into metal already, but nothing at that level! Pantera changed my life musically forever. I was into Ozzy, AC/DC, Kiss, and Motley Crue. All music my mother grew me up with. I found Metallica by accident. They were my training wheels into super heavy stuff. I got into death metal almost immediately after hearing Pantera. Back then, the most reliable way to find super heavy stuff (especially stuff that wasn’t exactly commercial) was to trade mix tapes from people traveling. I ran into all kinds of cool stuff. But nothing has ever impacted me the way Pantera and Black Sabbath did. That being said. There is not a musician alive right now that gets me as excited as Loomis does.
I'm 50 i miss standing in line at the local music store waiting to get that album you wanted bad ,no internet with sneak peeks and bands actually got paid for what they were worth
For me 1) Black Sabbath self titled 2) Metallica-Master of Puppets 3) Kiss-Destroyer 4) Slayer- South of Heaven 5) Testament-Practice what you preach. But i cant disagree with Jeff's list either.
I wish Jeff was honest with us all in this video and he gave us the real list.
1) This Godless Endeavor
2) This Godless Endeavor
3) This Godless Endeavor
4) This Godless Endeavor
5) Dreaming Neon Black
Most of the other Nevermore albums are better than 'This Godless Endeavor'. It's still a great album though, because Nevermore are just fucking unbelievable good.
@@theprepubescentgrandpa7999 this godless endeavor is their peak
Yeah, no. Rust in Piece, Puppets, Lightning, AJFA, master of reality, paranoid, powerslave, peace sells, all better than that
@@Xxrocknrollgod Some of the ones you listed are quite overrated and not really all that cracked up to be
It’s soo interesting seeing Jeff Loomis working with Joey Sturgis. Incredible musician and incredible software
WHOLE HEARTEDLY AGREE.
What goes around comes around Jeff. Nevermore’s This Godless Endeavor has always been a profound influence to me. You created music that will be looked back on with the same reverence as these classics🤘
My top 5
1 Death - Symbolic
2 Ayreon - The Theory of Everything
3 Nevermore - This Godless Endeavor
4 Symphony X - The Odyssey
5 Beyond Creation - Earthborn Evolution
Glad to see Chuck Schuldiner show up on somebody's list. R.I.P. Chuck
I have this list's Nr 1,3,4 in my CD collection
Opeth-Blackwater Park
Dream Theater-Awake
Metallica-And Justice for All
Alice in Chains-Dirt
Porcupine Tree-Fear of a Blank Planet
My all time 5 albums. I need them more than I need humans
Pretty damn good list. As a guitarist about the same age as Loomis, the albums he mentioned are some of my favorite, aside from the Queen one. In particular, The Van Halen and Malmsteen ones he mentioned are also in my top five list of all time. And Piece of Mind is also my favorite Maiden album.
I was thinking the same thing the whole time
Something Jeff and I have in common, well besides the long blonde hair and being a metal guitarist, my first introduction to metal was also Iron Maiden's Piece of Mind album. Having been raised by my grandparents who were born in the 1930s my music sphere was limited to music that was popular in the 50s and old school country music. I saw a kid with an Iron Maiden shirt in elementary school but I didn't know what it was, I just know I liked the shirt. It wasn't until the 7th grade when another kid brought his walkman in to school that I was able to hear what would become the start of a life long love for the metal genre.
How I wished for Nevermore-made cover of any Iron Maiden song...
That would’ve be awesome
Yep some of my favorites at the time too, good taste 😁🤘🏻
At the age of 9 my uncle picked me up for a drive in his car. He said, here is something you have to hear, he puts on News of the world..
When the guitar comes in at the end of we will rock you, was the first time electric guitar 🎸 hit me.
After that he put on AC/DC live Donington, as it came out in 1992. He turned up Thunderstruck and Back in black crazy loud.
I was sitting there with goosebumps and big smile on my face.
I guess he noticed what had happened to me.
When we came back home, he gave me the two records as a gift.
I will never forget that day.
My uncle died at the age of 50. Cancer.
Rest in peace
Wow! Really great albums, Jeff. I must have listened to all of those 5000 times. It's pretty hard to pick just 5 albums.
Yes!! Diary of a Madman is my all time favorite album! 🎸🔥 Ozzy never sounded better & the incredible, legendary RANDY RHOADS on guitar!! Masterpiece!
Awesome albums and I soooo miss vinyl as well!!!
To the guy with the thumbs down, HOW DARE YOU .
Cool video... I own 3 of those vinyls, and would love to pick up the Yngwie album too... I like Queen, some of their stuff, but I'd put a Ratt, Dokken or Motley Crue album in there instead!!
Rising Force! I found it -ironic- ( _edit: tastefully coincidental_ ) that Jeff's own neo-classical composition ("Heir to the Tone") was playing in the background while he was introducing his memory of that album. 3:30
That is not remotely ironic.
@@remnant24 You are right. I think the correct term is: 'coincidental'. Perhaps a more suitable edit would be: " _tastefully coincidental_ ...". Thanks for catching that.
@@brianbergmusic5288 I think the word you're looking for is "fitting".
Love you Jeff!
Black star is an amazing tune, all of em are. Jeff has great taste
Great list. All are some of my favorites a well.
Dreaming Neon Black should be on the list
Definitely Diary and piece of mind.
Jeff rules
So awesome album's! So killer album's! My favorite too.
Fuck. I wouldn’t even know how to pick four albums. But my all time favorite is Far Beyond Driven by Pantera. I was somewhat into metal already, but nothing at that level! Pantera changed my life musically forever. I was into Ozzy, AC/DC, Kiss, and Motley Crue. All music my mother grew me up with. I found Metallica by accident. They were my training wheels into super heavy stuff. I got into death metal almost immediately after hearing Pantera. Back then, the most reliable way to find super heavy stuff (especially stuff that wasn’t exactly commercial) was to trade mix tapes from people traveling. I ran into all kinds of cool stuff. But nothing has ever impacted me the way Pantera and Black Sabbath did. That being said. There is not a musician alive right now that gets me as excited as Loomis does.
If limited to metal my top 5 would likely include Dead Heart In a Dead World.
I'm 50 i miss standing in line at the local music store waiting to get that album you wanted bad ,no internet with sneak peeks and bands actually got paid for what they were worth
At 3:30, Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force. You forgot to timestamp.
For me 1) Black Sabbath self titled 2) Metallica-Master of Puppets 3) Kiss-Destroyer 4) Slayer- South of Heaven 5) Testament-Practice what you preach. But i cant disagree with Jeff's list either.
I was expecting a Rush album to make his list
Van Halen 1
Queensryche operation mindcrime
Iron maiden piece of mind
Metallica Master of puppets
And of course, poison open up and say ahh😅
Awsome line up makes me won’t to go back an listen to them albums
:O
can't go wrong with Van Halen I. Great rock tunes with the heavy Eb tuning.
noooo queen...🤮
Well that was random