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@@cpruitt1000 it’s up there for me, but Kill slightly edges it out.

@@Crisis_Brew I’d have to dig them out but I think mine said the same thing. I know some 2020 and 2021 models for sure had that and other years it’ll say “rhy 70s” or “lead 70s”. The V and the Explorer use the same 70s tribute pickups though if that helps.

@@baptistemurat2203 I could very easily to a top 5 of just songs from BME, TMTC, Ashes, or The Blackening. Hell I could do one on The Burning Red.

@@jamesspencer6433 I don’t disagree

Sorry blowtorch slaughter takes the cake in my book. Yes slow and heavy this wins the metal race yet for what packs the most punch that song wins OR A VERY CLOSE #2 frenzy feeding

@@StarMercurian I don’t know if it’s anything specific, I thought I read somewhere that the cover artist was just creating a piece that complimented the theme of the album.

@GhostDragon1182 It's based off of H.P Lovecraft's work and there are a couple of entities that look similar but not quite the ones on the front of the record.

@@StarMercurian yeah this one and the Undreamable Abysses are deep in Lovecraft lore. I really like what they’ve been doing and I hope they do at least one more in this “phase” of the band.

@@SelwynRogers all my guitars with neck binding have tool marks to some degree. This one isn’t any worse than my others. I roll the edges a bit and polish the fret ends though and that does help clean some of those marks up.

Something being scare, which makes it more expensive, does not mean it's necessarily superior. Pau Ferro is cheaper because it's more readily available than rosewood. If rosewood was suddenly as abundant as Pau Ferro and they were the same price would you hold the same opinion? Pau Ferro was reserved for high end guitars until CITES regs clamped down on rosewood and they switched to Pau Ferro on less expensive guitars, had they still used it exclusively on $5k guitars, nobody would be calling it a cheap alternative.

@@joekelly9369 they’re fine in their own right but as a mod platform they’re great.

At this point pretty much everybody knows about the 80s albums, the entities in control of the brand should just reissue them.

It was pretty reasonable, about $24 USD.

@@GhostDragon1182 oh dang that is reasonable gotta get mine for sure.

Gonna have to disagree with you there.

Do you hear any difference with the guitars?

@@patrickbertlein4626 I've been playing guitar since 1994 and I remember when Sepultura released ChaosAD I bought it at the time (vinyl). And Andreas Kisser's footprint is missing.

Thank you👊 had a terrible stretch of writer’s block so this and the other one I uploaded were the first things I wrote in awhile.

Rectifier sim and a Mesa oversized cab IR, studied a lot of Erik Rutan behind the scenes stuff with various bands to see how he was handling low tuned guitars.

I’ve stayed out of the Sepultura/Cavalera stuff for a long time but this whole Sepultura ending and 40 year celebration really rubbed me the wrong way. Kisser can’t even acknowledge the Cavalera’s starting that band before he was even a member. I enjoy the re-recording for what they are but I’m glad they also have that “remember where it started” vibe to them.

That’s a nice break from Kerry King jokes

@@GhostDragon1182 You are the king… just not Kerry.

@@th3gr81 you haven’t heard me solo yet🤣

I haven’t experienced any neck dive. About to overhaul this though with a tonepros bridge and tail piece, hip shot locking tuners and I think I’m going with Seymour Duncan Black Winter pickups. I kinda like the sound it has for what I used it for but I want something a little more robust so it’s useable for anything I do.

It still blows my mind he’s using a Marshall to get that guitar sound. Even if it is modded.

I heard they stumbled across that sound by accident

@@TCM215 it was Dino’s amp but I’m sure there was some good mic placement involved, and Colin Richardson always gets sick guitar tones.

@GhostDragon1182 l saw an interview with them where they were asked if they could make an album as good as demanufacture again and they basically said, of course not, we don't even know how we made that album

@@TCM215 probably a lot of it is because they changed the arrangements so many times during recording that Dino played the bass because it was easier than having Christian learn the new arrangement each time.