IMO he was the only one that not only respected Marty's solos by playing them note for note, but was the closest axeman to actually play the solos exactly how Friedman did. Broderick is an absolute guitar god.
Chris is one of the nicest metal musicians I've met in all the live shows I've been to. He just radiates warmth and its clear he deeply enjoys what he does. I still have the guitar pick he gave me around 20 years ago at a Jag Panzer show
I met Chris at a clinic a few years ago and he was one of the most humble, down to earth human beings I’ve ever met. And it goes without saying that he’s a guitar prodigy. I wish nothing but the absolute best for him in whatever he does.
First met Chris is 2009 during the end game tour, been to around 20 Act of defiance shows, caught last 2 minutes of In Flames. He treats everybody like family. Hell I even got my parents into metal, and he would call my mom, "mom". His gf Stephanie is as good at photography as he is guitar. Thanks for everything you do Ola
This is such a fantastic format. Top musicians having a casual conversation. Chatting about this and that. Absolutely great. Good questions, good atmosphere. Please more of it!
@@greham mot sure if you're new to the channel or not, but Ola does a ton of interviews with alot of well known artists! Just check out Coffee With Ola on this channel! Cheers man! 🤘
Man, I think Chris is one of the most underrated players around now. Talent and authenticity. I’ve never heard this guy be anything but humble and polite to everyone. Great talk.
I really don't like how many people likes to call 'underrated' a lot of artist like some kind of praise. Stop that crap! He's not underrated, he's doing pretty well and keep building his legacy! I don't think any artist would like to been called underrated
One of the best things he did in Megadeth was reproducing all the solos prior to his era in the band live. But his time in the band also exposed me to his other guitar skills and all the other wonderful stuff he did in his career. Chris is a great guy.
Just a super underrated band all around. That early American power metal was so good. It didn’t have that triumphant, majestic sound of the euro bands. It was a bit more restrained and grounded. Warlord was awesome too
The Metalhead to head series with Chris & George Lynch was awesome, the look on George’s face as Broderick is killing it on a 7 string is priceless, “ George-How are you doing that?” I love me some George Lynch , Chris Broderick is on a whole different level.
Chris is amazing a real pro! He showed me what it was like to be dedicated hard working musician. I was student of chris when he taught at M.I . . He also played a solo on my upcoming single! Thanx for this Ola!
I remember first hearing about Chris back in the early 2000s. My friends and I found those early 240p videos of Chris playing classical guitar and his crazy 4 finger tapping licks. I’m pretty sure he was playing in Jag Panzer at the time (his original band) and eventually to see him join Megadeth was a huge trip, I was really proud for the guy. Chris is a stand up guy, total sweetheart.
Great interview, Ola. Chris is one of my guitar hero’s and I’m glad you had the chance to interview him. TBH I think Chris would have carried on talking haha. Lovely guy and what a guitarist! Thanks to you both.😎
This interview warms the heart. It’s two of my favorite dudes having coffee talking about music, life and gear. Broderick is mentioning something important about the less variations on guitar sounds these days. That goes for a lot of production of records too. Great stuff and Ola is the nicest dude in the industry.
I'm so happy that Broderick is part of In Flames now. His playing is just amazing. It's uniquely sharp and aggressive. I kinda feel that after Megadeth he might've been not doing super great for a while? Maybe that's just me, but yeah I feel like being a member of In Flames brings a lot of good stuff into his life again.
Chris Broderick is badass. I saw In Flames in Reno back in October. It was the night before they played Aftershock. I never even knew that he had joined the band. They put on a phenomenal show. Afterward, Chris threw me one of his signature picks. I still have it. It was awesome!
One of the most respectable musicians I've had to pleasure to meet and spend a little time with as a student. He has a great attitude, work ethic, and approach to his instrument. Glad to see he's still a name in the metal and guitar world.
I always get really excited whenever a new episode of Coffee with Ola pops up on my homepage. There are tons of interviews you can find on TH-cam, but it’s far more interesting when fellow musicians sit down and talk to each other than the random TV or radio personality. Chris is a phenomenal talent and has now been in three of my all-time favorite bands. I checked out the Gothenburg show from a couple of weeks ago and he sounded great with the band. Hopefully they’ll come to NY sometime this year or next.
Played in the Denver scene at the same time Chris did. Nicest guy. Chris was hands down the best guitarist in the scene. Remember when he joined Jag Panzer. Great interview Ola!
I never really thought twice about Chris but, after Ola did his Oprah thing he made the interview great and Chris seems to be a mega solid dude, I will start today going thru his catalog. He also said King Dimond 🤴 and that warms my heart. BIG FAN Chris!!
Great interview! But i wish he told more Nevermore stories. To me, it was always an enigma how he got there, and why he didn`t stay. Phenomenal player.
This new era is totally something else. I would never imagined famous people having a chat on their youtube channels like 20 years ago. If you asked me then, why would anyone be spending their free time like that? This is awesome.
I got to get onstage and sing I’m Broken with Chris and Act Of Defiance and it was such a surreal experience!!! One of the nicest dudes on the planet!!! Ola, let’s do a coffee with Mark Tremonti soon. Dude is totally into meta and shred and I think it would be a great interview!! Peace
Couldn’t click this any faster when I saw it. I first saw him when he joined Megadeth and I was completely blown away. Like this guy can play exactly everything.
His solos on Foregone are incedible ! As he said, they fit the song very well ! Very musical, beautiful melodies, a few few fast runs here and there but not too much. Really awesome musical work !
I love Chris. When I started getting into Megadeth, Glen was the guitarist and left probably a year after I got into them. When I heard they got Chris, I went digging to listen to his stuff and shortly afterward was treated to tons of live videos of him on his first tour with them, absolutely killing it. Loved his contributions to Megadeth and how he played the solos his predecessors composed. Absolute masterful player, and he seems like a standup guy. I've legitimately missed hearing his stuff and look forward to hearing him with In Flames
when you listen to Chris it's like he's about to hang his guitar and start playing slow jazzy and sophisticated thing, instead of that LOUD and fuck'in BRUTAL metal tone like with new In Flames stuffs. that's amazing!
Hope to see/hear him playing live soon. Really miss he's extremely clean and articulate way of playing. Everything just sounds so smooth and well balanced.
Awesome interview! Chris is such a nice guy and a beast of a guitar player! I got the pleasure of being front row at one of the Megadeth shows he played and it was awesome! He’s my favorite Megadeth guitarist for sure 🤘🏼
The section on thumb picks -- and Chris's modifications and inventions -- is really interesting. Every guitarist should check out the section on finding your own signature sound. As always, great interview, Ola. Thank you.
Nice interview! In Flames' foregone is sick, btw. That's the main reason why i got interested in knowing who Chris was. I got really surprised on how calm and cool he seems to be. Really cool to know this very talented people we always hear!
Awesome interview Ola! You had Jeff Loomis and now Chris Broderick my favorite 2 guitar players. Thank you very much. You made my whole year so far and Happy New Year to you!
Really enjoyed this Coffee With Ola episode. Chris Broderick is one of my favourite guitarists. Have followed him since his Nevermore days. He is also very down to earth.
@@gandalf8216 True and honestly there is nothing wrong with that and I think there are some songs that should just belong to a past member. I feel that way about AC/DC with Bon Scott, some songs just feel like they are his and wouldn't be right to try to do live IMO.
Developing your own sound takes balls - mostly it's a bi-polar relationship with the audience they either give 10's or 1's - they either really like it or really really hate it man, hehe. I wish more people would set their own sound but if sounding like their favorite band is cool to them then why not I guess. There is room for both but personally myself I have to listen to a lot of diversity in music, lol.
Having met Chris on a few occasions, he's an absolute joy to talk to. We used to practice at a venue/practice place in Seattle called Studio 7. (RIP) Nevermore's room was down the hall and around the corner. It was an amazing time.
Best concert of my life was Megadeth at Jannus Live in St. Pete, FL. I was front row in front of Chris the whole time and he was unbelievable. My friends eardrums bled for weeks after, literally, and that’s something you never forget!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Loved this! A few years ago Act of Defiance came through my town and my band was lucky enough to open the show. It was such a phenomenal experience and Chris was the absolute nicest guy (they all were really). Will never forget getting to hangout with him. I even got to play through his rig.
I’m a huge fan of all that you do Ola and this has been my favorite interview so far. Chris is such an inspiration and one of the leaders in pushing the boundaries of metal and guitar in general. I finally got around to listening to your solo projects too and all I can say is you did an amazing job!!! Both of you are very wise and humble musicians that I have a ton respect for!!! Great video!!!
Brilliant as always!! CB has to be one of the most well rounded guitarists ever. Bonus he's a fantastic dude. OLA, get those badasses from Malevolence in here. Talk about tempo changes in tunes...WOW!! I need a new t-shirt OLA.....my dryer has destroyed my old one. lol
Kick ass interview Ola! Chris has always been a favorite of mine. He plays so effortlessly like Kiko they are both amazing! Ola, I really want to see some videos of you just riffing out. I need some chugs!
You can now listen to Coffee With Ola on Spotify!
open.spotify.com/show/5R973pJuGeJ4xfwzRYPEMd?si=t2YWPAszRC2iIwhCsEmUqA
Ola testing Coffee!!! Awesome interview!
Awesome
🤘🤘
We want to listen a coffee with Ola and Ola
@Ola wish you would invite Brandon Ellis pretty soon when he do a tour near to your place
What platform pays you better, we will watch it there. 🤘
“Set up your life so that when you get opportunities you can act on them.” Chris Broderick (Coffee with Ola)
That’s powerful 🤘
He's Brad Pitt's secret brother. Mosh Pitt
why no one's thought of this before.. 🤣🤣🤣
An MHI fan by chance???
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol!
This might be the best comment of all time
Man his solos in Dialectic Chaos and Sudden death are really really insane.
IMO he was the only one that not only respected Marty's solos by playing them note for note, but was the closest axeman to actually play the solos exactly how Friedman did. Broderick is an absolute guitar god.
Endgame is one of my favourite Megadeth albums
Endgame has the craziest Megadeth solos ever, How The Story Ends is insane
I remember when I heard Dialectic Chaos for the first time. Had to pick my jaw up from the floor.
@@josemb_1473 That is The ONE.
Chris is a pro g-string fingerer…🎸fascinating musical mind and conversation
Level 420 for sure dude
Do you guys go to the same gym?
@@crocodileman7790 on a guitar channel you think "shred" means physically, or a very good joke sir?
Músicahaha
Jag Panzer, Megadeth, Nevermore .. this guy is a legend !!
Chris is one of the nicest metal musicians I've met in all the live shows I've been to. He just radiates warmth and its clear he deeply enjoys what he does. I still have the guitar pick he gave me around 20 years ago at a Jag Panzer show
I met Chris at a clinic a few years ago and he was one of the most humble, down to earth human beings I’ve ever met. And it goes without saying that he’s a guitar prodigy. I wish nothing but the absolute best for him in whatever he does.
First met Chris is 2009 during the end game tour, been to around 20 Act of defiance shows, caught last 2 minutes of In Flames. He treats everybody like family. Hell I even got my parents into metal, and he would call my mom, "mom". His gf Stephanie is as good at photography as he is guitar. Thanks for everything you do Ola
Dude is a guitar God and also ripped!
Yeah, Chris pounding the weights…better than pounding the alcohol and drugs.
Yeah man... dude has an epic persona.
A shredded shredder
His female counterpart is Midori from LOVEBITES.
It comes with roids abuse, though ..
Awesome coffee chat men🤘🏻
I saw Chris play with Megadeth years back when he first joined. I had no idea what to expect and he absolutely killed it❗️
This is such a fantastic format. Top musicians having a casual conversation. Chatting about this and that. Absolutely great. Good questions, good atmosphere. Please more of it!
I need these on Spotify as podcasts. Can't do anything else if I open them on TH-cam mobile.
@@greham Ola posted the link to the spotify podcast format in the pinned comment.
@@greham mot sure if you're new to the channel or not, but Ola does a ton of interviews with alot of well known artists! Just check out Coffee With Ola on this channel! Cheers man! 🤘
I met him recently and was straight star struck. The dude is so genuinely nice its incredible and obviously a phenomenal guitar player.
Man, I think Chris is one of the most underrated players around now. Talent and authenticity. I’ve never heard this guy be anything but humble and polite to everyone. Great talk.
I really don't like how many people likes to call 'underrated' a lot of artist like some kind of praise. Stop that crap! He's not underrated, he's doing pretty well and keep building his legacy! I don't think any artist would like to been called underrated
I love Chris’s guitar work on one of Megadeth’s best albums: Endgame, absolutely stellar 🤘🤘🔥
Absolutely agree. One of the best albums in their discography!🤘
One of the best things he did in Megadeth was reproducing all the solos prior to his era in the band live. But his time in the band also exposed me to his other guitar skills and all the other wonderful stuff he did in his career. Chris is a great guy.
The Jag Panzer albums Chris played on are super underrated. The Age Of Mastery, Thane To The Throne, Mechanized Warfare and Casting The Stones!
Just a super underrated band all around. That early American power metal was so good. It didn’t have that triumphant, majestic sound of the euro bands. It was a bit more restrained and grounded. Warlord was awesome too
@@danlord7717 hell yeah love Warlord! That Deliver Us EP is some of the best mystical heavy metal of the 80s!
The Metalhead to head series with Chris & George Lynch was awesome, the look on George’s face as Broderick is killing it on a 7 string is priceless, “ George-How are you doing that?” I love me some George Lynch , Chris Broderick is on a whole different level.
Such a cool vid
Nice! Chris plays so effortlessly and flawlessly live. Looking forward to this coffee chat.
I caught him and Loomis in Nevermore back in 2005 or so and only the last several years realize and appreciate how cool it was to pay witness to that.
I can't tell you how much i enjoyed his time with megadeth. I love how flawless his technique is, by far one of my favorite guitarists. Thanks Ola!!!
Broderick is responsible for one of the fucking greatest instrumental songs ever. Dialectic chaos when in MegaDave.
Chris is amazing a real pro! He showed me what it was like to be dedicated hard working musician. I was student of chris when he taught at M.I . . He also played a solo on my upcoming single! Thanx for this Ola!
I remember first hearing about Chris back in the early 2000s. My friends and I found those early 240p videos of Chris playing classical guitar and his crazy 4 finger tapping licks. I’m pretty sure he was playing in Jag Panzer at the time (his original band) and eventually to see him join Megadeth was a huge trip, I was really proud for the guy.
Chris is a stand up guy, total sweetheart.
Great interview, Ola. Chris is one of my guitar hero’s and I’m glad you had the chance to interview him. TBH I think Chris would have carried on talking haha. Lovely guy and what a guitarist! Thanks to you both.😎
Coffee with Ola is the shit! And, having Chris on, damn man!
Chris is such a nice, genuine guy. Met him a few nights ago with In Flames here in Phoenix. Had to come back and watch this interview again.
Chris did his best work in Jag Panzer. Those are seriously underrated albums.
One of Ola’s best interviews. You can tell he’s on the edge of his seat with enthusiasm with Chris and their vibe. Nice one!
This interview warms the heart. It’s two of my favorite dudes having coffee talking about music, life and gear. Broderick is mentioning something important about the less variations on guitar sounds these days. That goes for a lot of production of records too. Great stuff and Ola is the nicest dude in the industry.
Great conversation and what a cool dude Chris is. Saw him a couple of times with Megadeth and just recently with In Flames. Awesome guitar player!
Oh man! I've been following chris since the Jag Panzer days!
I'm so happy that Broderick is part of In Flames now. His playing is just amazing. It's uniquely sharp and aggressive. I kinda feel that after Megadeth he might've been not doing super great for a while? Maybe that's just me, but yeah I feel like being a member of In Flames brings a lot of good stuff into his life again.
What a power interview. Two of the coolest and most talented musicians in metal today. 🤘🏻👊🏻
Chris Broderick is badass. I saw In Flames in Reno back in October. It was the night before they played Aftershock. I never even knew that he had joined the band. They put on a phenomenal show. Afterward, Chris threw me one of his signature picks. I still have it. It was awesome!
Thank god Coffee With Ola is happening again. They’re so awesome. This was a fantastic episode
One of the most respectable musicians I've had to pleasure to meet and spend a little time with as a student. He has a great attitude, work ethic, and approach to his instrument. Glad to see he's still a name in the metal and guitar world.
I always get really excited whenever a new episode of Coffee with Ola pops up on my homepage. There are tons of interviews you can find on TH-cam, but it’s far more interesting when fellow musicians sit down and talk to each other than the random TV or radio personality.
Chris is a phenomenal talent and has now been in three of my all-time favorite bands. I checked out the Gothenburg show from a couple of weeks ago and he sounded great with the band. Hopefully they’ll come to NY sometime this year or next.
Played in the Denver scene at the same time Chris did. Nicest guy. Chris was hands down the best guitarist in the scene. Remember when he joined Jag Panzer. Great interview Ola!
I never really thought twice about Chris but, after Ola did his Oprah thing he made the interview great and Chris seems to be a mega solid dude, I will start today going thru his catalog. He also said King Dimond 🤴 and that warms my heart. BIG FAN Chris!!
Start with his work in the band Jag Panzer from 1998-2004; you won't be disappointed.👍🏾
Great interview! But i wish he told more Nevermore stories. To me, it was always an enigma how he got there, and why he didn`t stay. Phenomenal player.
This new era is totally something else. I would never imagined famous people having a chat on their youtube channels like 20 years ago. If you asked me then, why would anyone be spending their free time like that? This is awesome.
I got to get onstage and sing I’m Broken with Chris and Act Of Defiance and it was such a surreal experience!!! One of the nicest dudes on the planet!!! Ola, let’s do a coffee with Mark Tremonti soon. Dude is totally into meta and shred and I think it would be a great interview!! Peace
Cooool! I got to meet Chris, however briefly, at a signing when he was in megadeth. Cool dude...Dave wasn't so....accommodating.
@@jasonjuneau2948 poor dave didn't have a nice life so he could become a nice guy
When I saw Megadeth live He nailed every solo perfect …. Cheers
Couldn’t click this any faster when I saw it. I first saw him when he joined Megadeth and I was completely blown away. Like this guy can play exactly everything.
His solos on Foregone are incedible ! As he said, they fit the song very well ! Very musical, beautiful melodies, a few few fast runs here and there but not too much. Really awesome musical work !
Awesome musician and great guy. Thanks for the interview.
Fantastic video! Thank you Ola and Chris!
I really love the tech talk. Also I'm a big fan of star shapes, so it was neat to see them nerding out. Great interview!
Bleeping great interview! Chris is such a class act and great guitar player!
No hype, no sales talk, just a down to earth talk between two guys. Great stuff.
Great video Ola, thank you and thanks Chris, this guy is the best
Thanks for the interview!
Hell yeah... incredible guitar player.... technically insane and very underrated...huge fan here
Man Chris seems like such an awesome dude. Super nice and humble. Oh and not to mention he's one of the greatest ever!
I love Chris. When I started getting into Megadeth, Glen was the guitarist and left probably a year after I got into them. When I heard they got Chris, I went digging to listen to his stuff and shortly afterward was treated to tons of live videos of him on his first tour with them, absolutely killing it. Loved his contributions to Megadeth and how he played the solos his predecessors composed. Absolute masterful player, and he seems like a standup guy. I've legitimately missed hearing his stuff and look forward to hearing him with In Flames
First heard Chris on 'bet you can't play this' videos, Inhuman ability. The first Act Of Defiance Album is underrated too.
when you listen to Chris it's like he's about to hang his guitar and start playing slow jazzy and sophisticated thing, instead of that LOUD and fuck'in BRUTAL metal tone like with new In Flames stuffs. that's amazing!
Hope to see/hear him playing live soon. Really miss he's extremely clean and articulate way of playing. Everything just sounds so smooth and well balanced.
I caught a guitar pick at the In Flames concert in Moscow on April 25, 2019. Chris threw it at the hall 😄👍
Such an amazing guitar player ad human being. I was very into Megadeth at than time and I had the fortune tobhave a picture with him in Buenos Aires.
Broderick always one of the better Megadeth players. SO smooth. Saw him a couple times. Make even the impossible stuff look really easy.
He was the best by far.
Can essentially play anyone's material.
How many could play his?
None.
@@vorpalblades Kiko.
@@vorpalblades Kiko and Marty
Great interview Ola! Love Chris Broderick! Comes off very down to earth.
was playing his signature 7 string Jackson in a store a few days ago and now he`s here. Outstanding player, and guitar is fine also
Awesome interview! Chris is such a nice guy and a beast of a guitar player! I got the pleasure of being front row at one of the Megadeth shows he played and it was awesome! He’s my favorite Megadeth guitarist for sure 🤘🏼
Perfect video release timing! :)
Chris Broderick is a nice guitarist, he always inspires me to keep practicing, he also seems to be very friendly and humble. Nice interview 👏
The section on thumb picks -- and Chris's modifications and inventions -- is really interesting.
Every guitarist should check out the section on finding your own signature sound.
As always, great interview, Ola. Thank you.
I saw Chris a couple of times on Giganta Tour, with Megadeth of course! what a great guitar player he is indeed! and down to earth dude🎸🎛🍻🎉
To me he was my favorite in Megadeth, he is as nice as he is great at guitar, all earned praises as it should be.
I literally have a countdown calendar for the new In Flames album. This was amazing Ola, thank you!
Funnily enough, I found out about this dude when I went to see in flames around early 2000s I think it was and Jag Panzer toured with them.
In Italy, we absolutely love fika too
I'd love some fika while I appreciate some fica, that's living live 🤣🤣
@@JohnWiku it's a way of life 😃
@@AleArzMusic And what a life indeed 🤣🤣
great interview , such an amazing person and guitarist! Thanks Ola
Nice interview! In Flames' foregone is sick, btw. That's the main reason why i got interested in knowing who Chris was. I got really surprised on how calm and cool he seems to be. Really cool to know this very talented people we always hear!
Awesome interview Ola! You had Jeff Loomis and now Chris Broderick my favorite 2 guitar players. Thank you very much. You made my whole year so far and Happy New Year to you!
Really enjoyed this Coffee With Ola episode. Chris Broderick is one of my favourite guitarists. Have followed him since his Nevermore days. He is also very down to earth.
Inflames needs to use this guys talent more. Would love to hear some epic solos from him in future songs
I hope it will happen in the new album. I really enjoy the two new forgone tracks, so really looking forward to it.
Then there is the dilemma for the new guy to play his solos after he leaves.
@@jfo3000 One can do what Metallica does, and just not play those songs they can't play anymore.
@@gandalf8216 hell yeah. 😂
@@gandalf8216 True and honestly there is nothing wrong with that and I think there are some songs that should just belong to a past member. I feel that way about AC/DC with Bon Scott, some songs just feel like they are his and wouldn't be right to try to do live IMO.
Developing your own sound takes balls - mostly it's a bi-polar relationship with the audience they either give 10's or 1's - they either really like it or really really hate it man, hehe. I wish more people would set their own sound but if sounding like their favorite band is cool to them then why not I guess. There is room for both but personally myself I have to listen to a lot of diversity in music, lol.
Saw him with act of defiance,,great guitar player
Very cool! Looking forward to trying the pick clip!
He was amazing in Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Having met Chris on a few occasions, he's an absolute joy to talk to. We used to practice at a venue/practice place in Seattle called Studio 7. (RIP) Nevermore's room was down the hall and around the corner. It was an amazing time.
Chris is so well spoken. Very intelligent & intellectual. Well rounded
Probably one of my favourite interviews so far!!
Best concert of my life was Megadeth at Jannus Live in St. Pete, FL. I was front row in front of Chris the whole time and he was unbelievable. My friends eardrums bled for weeks after, literally, and that’s something you never forget!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I learned about Chris, when he was a touring member of Nevermore, but I fell in love with his playing, when I heard his playing on Jag Panzer albums.
I’m so glad some of the legendary bands he has played in are in the title. How the story ends is one of my favorite all time solos
That '08 Helsinki show with Megadeth was the first metal gig I attended. I was absolutely floored by his playing.
OOooo I did NOT expect to see this, love Chris one of my all time favourites
miss you not playing with megadeth you are and always will be megadeths best lead ever you rock pal.
Loved this! A few years ago Act of Defiance came through my town and my band was lucky enough to open the show. It was such a phenomenal experience and Chris was the absolute nicest guy (they all were really). Will never forget getting to hangout with him. I even got to play through his rig.
I’m a huge fan of all that you do Ola and this has been my favorite interview so far. Chris is such an inspiration and one of the leaders in pushing the boundaries of metal and guitar in general. I finally got around to listening to your solo projects too and all I can say is you did an amazing job!!! Both of you are very wise and humble musicians that I have a ton respect for!!! Great video!!!
Brilliant as always!! CB has to be one of the most well rounded guitarists ever. Bonus he's a fantastic dude. OLA, get those badasses from Malevolence in here. Talk about tempo changes in tunes...WOW!! I need a new t-shirt OLA.....my dryer has destroyed my old one. lol
nicely done Ola ... great interview :) ... Total Respect to Chris he is a Legend !!!
Love Chris! Awesome dude! Greatest musician!!! Thanks Ola for this interview
Awesome interview, what an interesting and exciting addition to In Flames. How about Anders from Katatonia next?
Kick ass interview Ola! Chris has always been a favorite of mine. He plays so effortlessly like Kiko they are both amazing! Ola, I really want to see some videos of you just riffing out. I need some chugs!
Ola testing coffee!! Great interview keep'em coming!!
MISSED the Coffees greatly!