METALLICA TONE & GEAR VIDEO
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Going after the James Hetfield Master of Puppets rhythm tone in this one. Hope you enjoy it.
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HEueueueueueueueueu!
Finally, a Metallica Tone!!!!!! ;)
Ola I love your channel buddy! I'm finally about to buy my first of many solar guitars! I can't wait!
Heu
Bolt Thrower tone vid next please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can u do a Killswitch Engage tone video???
0:00 Hi, I'm Ola and today I'm searching for the Metallica "Master of Puppets" guitar tone
0:06 Search completed
😂😂
did you use the internet connectionfor this?
I don't know what is the best search engine that works offline ?
@@Dumrikk what??
@@Dumrikk library
Thats Battery
Metallica. The band so metal that they have metal in their name without it sounding lame.
Chris Barnes and lic bc there licks are sick
lol, babymetal headass
@@samc3241 Well, Death Magnetic turned the ship around though.
@@josefeld7164 And Hardwired completed the return to form.
Lickametal
95dB burp. Mad respect!
Tom Ahoks 95dB is nothing. Lol.
I actually got the Master of Puppets tour when Cliff was still alive. They opened for Ozzy. If I remember right it was Ozzy's Ultimate Sin tour. It was my first time hearing Metallica, and I was hooked. Still am.
You saw them live opening for Ozzy? I’d give my left nut to see them in the mid 80’s. And Ozzy, Ultimate Sin is one of Ozzy’s best solo records, Jake E Lee criminally underrated
I also saw them on that tour a few weeks before Cliff died. I went to see Metallica and after they left I stayed for Ozzy since I had already paid and was inside. The crowd liked Ozzy but went NUTS when Metallica was on stage. NUTS.
Man to have been alive in that time grew up on them and Pantera still my two favorite bands of all time I can really hear them in my guitar playing to this day and I've been playing since I was 6 I'm 32 now and so many bands have come and gone but those 2 always get me to my soul love it
Dude that is an absolutely legendary show
righ....
Video title: METALLICA TONE
Ola: *plays slayer*
Slayer, Metallica, Anthrax, Testament and Exodus all had that sound in the mid 80's. Its where the term scooped mids came from because they would EQ out most of the mid ranges of the guitar to give it that sound.
@@matthewgierula5674 I don't know man, reign in blood had a bit more of a brighter tone compared to master of puppets
Matthew Gierula nah, scooped mids is synonymous with Metallica, not thrash metal in general. Slayer specifically used *boosted* mids and cut the bass.
@@jsullivan2112 Similar, but definitely not the same, you're right. I should have said similar. Metallica switched over to Mesa Boogie around Master of Puppets. Praxis is right too, Slayer did have a unique sound, I shouldn't have included them but they did stick with Marshall throughout their career.
and this is why I tune in!
10:26 enter the saddest man
Lmao
Coffee with James Hetfield? 🤔
*Yames Hetfield
wouldn't that be awesome.
@@Hasahn. **Yames Yetfjieldt
YYYYEEEAAAH
So much this. He would do it probably if they could get into the same room at the same time.
it's definitely one of the most definitive metal album of all times
it's also the first metal album to be preserved by the US Library Of Congress
What no way link to info
It is such a quality demonstration of the compositional technique, recording technique, and musicality that it deserves it
@Augustin Olivares fart lol
10:46 ah yes, my favourite metallica song
please tell me name of this song
@@abeliuscaesar7895 it’s raining blood by slayer, that’s why i said this, it isn’t a metallica song
@@k3ys.63 thanks bro
The head bangs got me absolutely Raging rn
ah raining puppets
11:07 when there's a fly on your fretboard
Hahahaha !!! lmao !!!
Damn Ola, you make me feel old. I was 16 and a sophomore in high school when this record came out in March of 1986. I heard the song "Master of Puppets" on the radio(?) late one night in April and went out and bought the RECORD that week. It was like nothing I had ever heard. I mean back then Judas Priest and Iron Maiden were the kings of metal and here this album was heavier than they were! I was blown away. I remember trying to describe Metallica and "Master" to my friends and failing to do so, just started making cassette recordings of "Master" (that's right Lars) and passing them out. When August rolled around Ozzy came to my town on his Ultimate Sin Tour with opening act- you know it -Metallica! It wasn't the show I had hoped for from Metallica because that's when James had broken his arm skateboarding and had taken the stage in a cast sans guitar while his roadie played his parts behind the curtain......I'm sorry Ola. I rambled on too long. Its just that "Master of Puppets" will always mean so much to me and that young 16 year old metalhead during Metal's Golden years. I just can't explain what a game changer this record was for metal and the metal community. I have thoroughly enjoyed this video Ola. Thank you.
yeaaahhh 16 in 85 forever, baby 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
I was a freshmen...but I had heard 4 horsemen on 1340 Krock AM radio station..lol...but was hooked..then masters come out the rest is history...
*James Hetfield has one Redbull*
Also James: *9000 MPH downstrokes*
I think the word you’re looking for is crack lmao
I didn’t like your post because it’s at 69 likes as of July 10th 2020 at 1:30 est
dawson bramble James didnt do drugs, he only drank beer
@@randy0210 why did he have to go to rehab then?
@@victorachim3951 did you not hear what I just said lol. James alcohol addiction was insane. Drank more beer a day than you’ll ever do in your whole life.
Ola: the downpicking is hard for me
also Ola: plays riff i’ve been trying to use only downstrokes for 2 months
And i just bought dark souls 2 sotfs
@@summoningkey7565 lol the Dark Souls of Down Picking!
Master of puppets type easy wym
I started with downstrokes, tbh alternate picking is harder to me.
ayo keep at it dude...
Man that was tight sounding. Loved the 6:05 “99” riff by the haunted 🤘🏻
That song jumps out and punches you in the face from the beginning. Simply badass tone.
I have three tones I'd love you to try and seek:
1) Leviathan from Mastodon
2) The Book of Heavy Metal from Dream Evil
3) The Wings of War from Overkill
These 3 tones are my favourites of all time and I think they'd make great videos. Thank you as always Ola, much love
Man I love me some Dream Evil. Book of heavy metal was great :D
One of Gus G greatest albums.
Dream Evil is all ENGL Savage. I asked Fredrik Nordström himself :)
Absolutely the mastodon. Their tone is so hard to get but is just heavenly
The leviathan tone is filthy. One of my favorites
I swear by downstrokes whenever possible. I received my training via Johnny Ramone. Yes I'm oldish.
They just have more energy. It's easier.
Always all downstrokes whenever possible.
Exactly. You hear it on the first album some what but on the Ramones' second album 'Leave Home' is where Johnny Ramone changed punk and metal forever. Next to nobody played that fast before. That technique really entered Metal with Motorhead and early Iron Maiden and then they made it their own. Punk with the Bad Brains, Descendents and Black Flag.
It’s funny how everyone shits on one of the main bands responsible for heavy music even existing. As someone who grew up in the late 80’s and 90’s Metallica was my childhood and I’m forever thankful for them.
You know what would actually get this rig closer to the tone than it already is?
Run the FX Send of the Mesa into the FX Return of a DSL 100, which is just a different flavor of an 800. I've heard how close those DSL's can get to that 800 tone even with the same EL34's for the power amp section.
If you can, I'd like to see you revisit this video and put this idea to the test. I think this could be the closest anyone could get to recreating the tone.
Metallllll furry!!!
Greetings brethren
Or get one of the newer Marshall JCM 800 Studio models, that has a built in effects loop.
This is really close to the sound James has into the recording back then. But he would have had analog signal loss, tape compression and distortion. And of course guitar tone is adjusted with eq in the mix. So what Ola is doing here sounds better than the recording because of the quality of modern recoding and not being part of the mix. So if any of you think Olas sound is a bit strange compared to the album it's because of these reasons. Great riff job Ola!!
You said it bro!!!
@@OmniscientVirtuosity hell yeah!
Awesome knowledge right there
It sounds a *lot* sizzlier and more top-mid nasal than the album's much softer tone. Maybe back off the mics a bit, or just roll off high end and scoop the mids some.
@@MikoSquiz it was EQd in the mixing process afterwards you need a bit of mids to get that bite for the palm muting scratchy effect.
Did not expect to hear Leper Messiah 🤔👌
This is the only person I've seen going after the 80s Metallica sound who has correctly used SD Invaders instead of EMGs. People don't seem to be aware that James only used EMGs from Justice onwards, and that the SDs were used on every album beforehand.
metallica with SD’s, dafuq??
I thought they just ran stock pickups before emgs
@@adamdevo7179 why would he use Gibson pickups in a Jackson king v? Cause that’s the guitar that was used on master of puppets and it came stock with invaders
Active pickups all sound like shit. Every note sounds the same. Lifeless tone. "Anti-tone".
@@adamdevo7179 I still use them! Hot non-active ceramic pup around 14kohm. Mine are all rusted up from 30 years of sweat and sound killer \m/
@@adamdevo7179 no it isn’t, hetfield has confirmed that the only guitar he used was his Jackson V along with using Kirk hammetts Jackson rhandy rhoads V
The MOP tone is one of those holy grail tones. So hard to nail. You even had a Mesa II C+ !
There is a theory that James didn't use his Marshall Cabs with the G12 Heritage speakers on MOP, but they had rented some cabs from the studio which had T-75s in them which you can definitely hear on the album and more so in the isolated tracks. The sound is unmistakable.
“Get sweaty with Down picking” should be a shirt
Props for the research and effort you put into replicating the tone, sounds fuckin' killer! Master of Puppets may be my favorite album of all time so this video was a nice surprise to see :D
can we get a megadeth tone vid?
Rust in peace tone would be interesting
I would like to hear the tone for Killing is My Business or Countdown to Extinction
Megadeth tones were functional but didn't really have a lot of character to them. They really are just stock metal guitar tones of the time, but the music was great so who cares?
Jcm800, seymour duncan JB. Youre welcome.
Pretty basic tones so it wouldnt be all that interesting
Pretty close. Even the burp was Jame's style. ;)
Next do the testament guitar tone!! The old testament tone from Practice what you preach album and then the modern tone from dark roots of the earth album!
That would be AWESOME!
@@ExcaliburDrumTracks right? The tone from "Native blood" is brutal!
RaptorCustomEmbroidery Totally agree! Andy Sneap did an amazing job producing that Album!!
To me Practice what you preach sounds like a lost MoP song.
Playing a V in a classical position is either a yay or nay. Whether it's comfortable to play or not, largely boils down to the guitar's design.
Best V I've ever played is an ESP E-II Arrow (which I also own). The extra cutaway on the larger wing and good body-to-neck balance really makes it effortless to play in classical position.
And a strap is a must with V's.
@@MaaZeus this
@@OmniscientVirtuosity Not on guitars where the cable jack is either on the upper wing (most modern V's) or on the face of the guitar like classic Flying V's. You are correct for older Jacksons which stupidly have the jack on lower wing. In those cases you can use angled plug which does prevent breakage, but it feels annoying to have small thing pressing against your thigh.
The Esp DV8 is the perfect V for sitting and standing!
0:06 found it.
Fun fact: they didn't actually use the Mark IIC+ slaved in the JCM 800, Flemming admitted they only tried to do that on some leads but it probably didn't end up on the record
One big part of the tone was the Celestion G12-65 speaker. It's a greenback-ish tone on that album
I’ve heard numerous people say that James used G12-65 speakers on MOP, but after looking at Flemming Rasmussen’s notes from the MOP studio sessions (pictured in this video), I don’t think that’s correct. On Flemming’s notes, it says that “300 watt kabinets” were used. 300 watts divided by 4 speakers = 75 watt speakers. So apparently Metallica recorded MOP with G12T-75 speakers, not G12-65s. And it should be noted that, in 1986, those would have been the gen 1 T-75 speakers with the vent on the back of the magnet. These are sonically superior to the ventless Chinese made versions Marshall puts inside their cabinets today. Though they share the same name and wattage rating, they are not at all the same speaker.
I think it’s much more feasible to say that G12-65 speakers were used on RTL... I know of no hard evidence to confirm this, but being that it was 1984, it’s entirely likely they were used there. But for MOP, the available evidence seems to point to the T-75.
If you know something I don’t about Metallica using the G12-65 on MOP, please reply with a link to whatever convinced you. I’m always looking to learn more about the gear they used on those older albums.
Thomas Catlin Maybe that were some additional cabs (Maybe Kirks?). I used to think MoP was all T75s and I wanted to buy a pair for that reason but I‘m pretty convinced it was actually 65s.
@@Tomcat82 i had an 800 cab with 12 75s in it that dated to 1986. it was a monstrously outstanding sounding cab. truly great. and a thousand light years from a modern T75 loaded cab. Yes those first gen speakers were the bomb.
Awesome video, Ola! People can talk all the shit they want about Metallica, but Master of Puppets will outlast them all! That album was a Masterpiece.
Greatest metal album of all time
Nathaniel David I agree!!!
@@themuchdingdong "Greatest" or "Best" is a fallacy. Music is subjective so there is no greatest. Just favourites.
@@Syklonus I bet you're fun at parties
hey ola can you do a meshuggah guitar tone?
Yeah, please
We need this
Yes
o hell yes!
Check out Plague Scythe channel, he does a great one using the AX8.
I seen the "Master of Puppets" tour back in March of 1986. They opened for Ozzy and I was on the floor in the center about 4-5 rows back for both bands. Absolutely killer show. 🤘🏻
“1985 I was four years old when that came out. And I’m 25 now.” Lol 😂
Coffee with Ola
Ola: When did you start playing?
Hetfield: *YEAH* in high school
I’ll leave now
Also use a strap when playing with a V
James would say:
SINCE WE STARTED *Dave trying to holds laugh*
There's a thread on Gearslutz where Flemming goes into detail about the recording. Most of the guitars were just the Boogie, some of the leads were slaved into the JCM800. Aphex notes on the right side are for the studio parametric EQ they had run through the Boogies FX loop.
The mic EQ notes at the bottom are for an SM57, B&K 4006 OMNI mic, and AKG Goldtube mic. They used two Marshall cabs with the same miking. SM57 on center cone of a bottom speaker, the B&K OMNI center cone of another speaker, and the AKG tube mic at a 45 degree angle 4 feet away from the edge of the cab to pick up resonances.
According to Flemming rhythm guitars were probably on an Explorer or possibly a Les Paul, Vs only would have been used for leads.
7:23 whoa!!!!!!!!!! Wow tripped me out for a sec, I dident exspect that
Imo Ride the Lightning has definitely the best tone Metallica has ever created..even the isolated guitars sound amazing, you should give it a go, the trick is a lot of layering, scooped, but somewhat pronounced mids and a shit ton of reverb lol, I came somewhat close, but you have better equipment
That tone is my favorite too, best Metallica album imo
Ajfa? Don’t get me wrong I love rtl tone but I don’t wanna leave ajfa tone out
100% agree. They were still using the Marshalls at that time. Kirk’s lead tone especially was sooooooo much better with the Marshalls than the Mesas and Emg loaded guitars which sound totally dry and sterile to me.
Oh yeah i actually have that album on cd and i juat listened to it yeaterday and tried to get close but i just couldnt
U have any advice on what distortion pedal do i use cuz m kinda broke rn so i cant buy a better amp
when ola started singing Enter Sandman, a coworker had to ask me what I was laughing at.
The tuning was done at 435hz because they recorded/played the songs slower and sped the tape up for the final mix so the guitar parts were tighter.
I think you have nailed it OLA tbh well done
10:26 Ola on vocals for next album * wink *
Awesome Ola! And I think that tone you made sounds more like Anthrax among the living! than the actual Master of puppets tone
Hey Ola! Could you maybe try and do Rammstein?
I love that in the recording we don’t have to hear the Accoustic sounds of the strings over the amp - nothing worse than the twangy
Cool Ola. I really appreciate you getting this pretty much exact. I practically never hear mention of the invaders. Awesome you found the notes. I remember when Rasmussen joined gearsluts and not many ppl know about that. Awesome you found that too!
5:49
Indeed. It's a sweet sound.
My Right arm hurts from just hearing this tone
In 85 I was 12yrs old....I bought Kill em All....Master Of Puppets on cassette....and Justice...the 80s were cool....then Pantera came along and changed everything....Awesome time....jeez I feel old....
Could you do megadeth rust in peace?
Or judas priest painkiller
Painkiller would be nice!
Hell yeah painkiller 🤘🤘
MR_BEETROOT painkiller would be awesome, RIP tone is kinda meh except for friedmans lead tone, was killer
The down picking is pretty essential to the sound on ''MoP'' and ''RtL''. Alternate picking just doesn't sound right on a lot of those songs.
Only on the chords open strings up down or alternate picking doesn't matter. Efficiency picking the open strings and down picking the chords nobody will ever know you're not downpicking.
@J. L. Kale wrong it's the bass that brings the thunder in metal in general. Thrash metal guitar tone is all mid and treble. I promise you can't tell the difference between a down stroked open E or an up stroked open E. Now an open E chord you can tell a difference all day long.
@J. L. Kale Can't palm mute using up strokes yet? You a guitar noob? That's where the percussive sound comes from the palm muting.
@J. L. Kale OK calm down there child. An open palm muted string sounds the same up, down, or however you pick it. I bet you still believe in tone wood too, bless your heart.
@J. L. Kale you first chief, where is your awesome videos where you kill it on the down strokes? How many accidentals in the key of b? Answer quick or I'll know you googled it. And what are said accidentals?
Man the low robotic crunch, it's like a tiny bit of modern flare. Cool
That tone is from the gods 🙌🏻🙌🏻 the MKIIC+ is immortal, unbelievable man, unbelievable!
Great job as always. Maybe you should try the infamous « Slaughter of the soul » guitar sound. It is a nice challenge and you already have all the boss distorsion pedals needed.
What's the challenge? He could just ask them, he's playing with At the Gates right now.
SirRunk pretty sure he programmed the tones in the axefx floor unit they are using.
SirRunk Everybody knows what was the gear used for that legendary recording. It is more difficult to recreate it perfectly. And, of course, the guitarist who was responsible for the sound isn’t in the band anymore.
The secret to these amps is the EQ staging, the 3 band before the preamp and the 5 band after before the power amp. 3 band Treb 10, Mid 0, bass 0. 5 band eq to taste. To improve down picking hold the pick with 3 fingers, James does it and it helps endurance.
Anche nel dual recto e' meglio usare un eq prima del suono
IIRC, they tuned the guitars lower while recording but sped the tapes up in post to achieve a tighter sound. I think what ended up being released is pretty much A=440hz.
I was 20 when this came out & got it on that very day. James used the Jackson on The Thing that should not be.. D tuning for the first time. I think that was the only song he used that guitar on. Or at least in concert that's what he used the Jackson for.
That Raining Blood headbang had me dying. Awesome!! \,,/
I've been under the impression that EMGs were used on the album since I was like 12, my mind is blown
Naaawp. SD Invader for James. AJFA is the first with EMG pickups. Don't know what Kirk used on MOP though. Not EMGs, anyway.
So let me get this right....the boys listen to Master of Puppets back and decide to go and change pickups? “Hey guys let’s go change all our shit, we can do better.” whaaa?
Hah! My introduction to Metallica. I bought the "cassette tape" plugged it into the player in my Chevy Camaro which cued up Battery. Quickly ejected it and threw it over the back seat into the trunk where it rolled around until spring cleaning & I reevaluated it. Not bad!
You know that scene in Back To The Future when Marty is playing Johnny B Goode and the singer calls Chuck Berry and says "Hey Chuck, I think I've found that sound you're looking for". Yeah, fair doos Ola, you knocked it out the park. I'd kill for that sound!
When an amp sounds so good you can decide what to play...
so you play everything
You were 4 years old when they recorded ”Master of Puppets” And now you are 25… hmm something dosen’t make sense here... Hahah. But really Ola, how old are you?
39...
Did I miss a joke?
I wasn't even born yet lmao
do the math
Maybe 38
@@avocadocommander lol I was born in 2007
Ola singing Enter Sandman is the greatest thing I have seen on youtube
07:41 it was hard, Ola? LOL
Ola! Great video! Modern day Testament (Pale King) has a great thrash tone! Could you do a video on what they are using?
Thanks very much!
Thank you for 1 playing FUCKING SLAYER! and for 2 giving me the idea to do a pinch harmonic in the enter sandman riff ... ola the king of chug 🤘
I used an early 2000s Peavey Bandit 1-12 Transtube plugged straight in using a S.D. Nazgul & got the Ride the Lightning tone. Puppets was a hair Tighter tone.
My favourite Metallica song 10:46
Dave Mustaine wrote it
7:24 Master of Puppets starts on a Low E powerchord. Not an octave up.
It does but it also sounds pretty tasty if you start on 7th fret A string E5 power chord with the open E to beef it up. It's not strictly accurate but it sounds good enough and you can barely tell the difference.
Can't find... but there was a video around 10 years ago where a guy did *ALL Metallica albums sound* using free ampsim (Poulin, LePou I guess) and a set of IRs. That was awesome.
I didn’t sift through the 1000 comments in here but I recall watching a video talking about some post eq and delay that was used to thicken up the guitars quite a bit. It was pretty recent as well because they recreated the processor as a plug in
Your impulses legit rule. they go well with my randall rd20.
Black album tone is the best for me. Could you do that? One of the strongest riff tones I've ever heard in my life.
Hellyeah, now you talking Bruh.
Credits to the bass tone as well. Plus the production was more polished comparatively.
Ola had as much fun as we did watching 🤘🤘
I was A Junior on High school when Master was released. long live the old school 80'S metal heads
That sounds GOOD! You should do one on Mark Tremonti one day.
Hey Ola can u try and do a bolt thrower guitar tone video ?
A couple things you got wrong...
James played his Explorer primarily to record MOP and Kirk had EMG pickups in two of his guitars at the time. They were used for his leads and James used Kirks guitar to double the Rhythm tracks for the “band feel”... so there are EMGs definitely appearing in the mix...
“I stuck pretty much to the Explorer on that album. There was a Jackson King V around too, but it never sounded as tight as I wanted it to” - James Hetfield
“I called Jackson and knew exactly what I wanted - a black Randy Rhoads Flying V with EMG pickups. I got it in May ‘85 so it was a few months old when I brought it to Denmark” - Kirk Hammett
I think that sound is one of the reasons I bought my first Boogie back in the 90s :) Still love it!
Would love to know where I can get a DBA meter like yours?
The Mesa Boogie Mark iiC + is very difficult to find at a reasonable price. I've seen them for from $2,500 to $6,000.
The mk5 replicates it decently and it is $2500 all day for the head brand new.
Ola, your tone chasing vids are great man, this one is particularly amazing. I mean dude, you nailed it.
0:16 looking for trem bar
Great playing!
A video about obtaining the tone of the album that changed my life and the music that I listened to? Yes please.
Also, this really does cement my desire to own a Mark IIC+ before I die. This amp is so freaking tight.
That's the best Master of Puppets tone recreation I've ever heard. Tighter than a Nun's c**t
\m/
@@jHounder. I couldn't give a shit what you think.
@@jHounder. Who is getting butthurt? Telling you I couldn't give a shit about your pointless reply or opinion is not getting butthurt. It's none of your business how I choose to construct my UA-cam comments, it's as simple as that.
@Ed Doug Congrats on being the first scab to use political affiliation as an insult on any of Ola's hundreds of videos. You may exit now never to return.
Lmfao, of all things to use in comparison 😂😂😂
What's the point of censorship if the context is just as disgusting as it bring uncensored?
so in 1985 you were 4 years old, and now you have 25......am i missing something ??
exactly , I was looking for this comment to see if i am the only one good in maths )))
Joke
i swear i was just thinking about that
No
Seems that nobody gets the freakin joke in comment section
Hey Ola, I like to wind down my day and start it as well, drinking Coffee with your ultimately fabulous videos, I'm such a huge fan..you create some of the best videos, not to mention that your guitar playing is just the best. I greatly appreciate all the efforts that you go to when your breaking down the amps, effects, and procedures in everything. Thank you.
Man I wish they still had this sound with the Hardwired album. Loves me some Tallica
It's still a good album imo
@@gabriellesta7568 Hay chickie 😉 nup no argument from me at all .. I love the new sound it's like a ten tonne hammer . It's just the guitars, I play guitar and it just would be cool to have the same distortion level on top of the big thick sound they have now .. Never fear my dear there is not one album that I don't like .. they are my biggest influence for my own songs I write . I even use James's signature Black Fang guitar picks for that chunky sound 😎🤘
That new sound is great though. Personally I would like if they went with a AJFA kind of tone
What about a Megadeth tone video ? 😬👌🏻
battery-DNR-99 great trifecta of riffs throughout space and time
Bro, when you were 4, I was in high school listening to that album and smoking tons of weed. My parents hated the noise but it was awesome. I’m 54 now... 😞😞😂😂😂
1:22
james wearing his mrbeast shirt again
I am not a guitar player but i am in love with that Boogie amp. Awesome!
1985 i was 20,jeezbus im old.that being said i was at the "justice for all" tour and my god they ruled the fucking world back then
I think Puppets is the best metal album ever and has the best guitar tone ever
agreed
The songs on Puppets are perfect, all of them..the production could have been better tho, I dig more the Lightning sound, it's thicker.
@@Morbidous The only thing I dont like about the production is the bassdrum sound and the bass frequences in general. The bass frequences is so messy.
@@Morbidous the production on lightning isn't nearly as good as on Puppets dude. The heck you talking about? Drenched in reverb and too damn trebley. Puppets is warmer and tighter and it's pretty obvious. Unless you just happen to dig the raw sound of Lightning, which is cool. It suits the album.
@@Metal4Life56 I'm not saying Puppets sounds bad BTW, I just happen to like the Lightning sound more. Agree with the reverb thing and it doesn't bother me, it gives to it some sort of 'epic feeling', not sure about the treble though..for me there's more treble on Puppets.