Dude, the timing of this video. Yesterday I was playing with some really worn out strings, and I noticed that the tone was pretty cool while I was jamming to some songs with headphones on. Then I went to "inspect" what exactly I was doing that made it sound better and arrived at the same conclusion that you did. (The thing I was doing different was the angle of the pick and the movement of the hand) Funny how the right hand technique plays a massive role on the tone and most people don't even notice it very much

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The vintage Japanese pressings are THE best sounding ones out there

Glenn, what does he do? Check out the real stuff like Kohle Audio Kult, mixbus tv, Frightbox Recording, you know people who actually record, produce, and have a resume 🤣 🍻🤘

Definitely hear a difference I think everything can change sound of an instrument from player to gear. When I play someone else’s guitar or rig, always sounds like me

Ride The Lightning tone vibes

Wonderful! What song are you playing?

Overkill, but I don’t know the song

Your style does make it a little bit louder, but I think what’s more noticeable is your style is much more for lack of a better word meatier/heavier than when you use “normal.“

yeah I've learned over time to never listen to people that try to say anything in particular doesn't make a difference especially when it comes to making a better tonal outcome, every little nuance from the pick, the strings, the amp, the cable, the technique, the quality build of the guitar, the materials used for the aforementioned, etc all contribute to the end result.

perhaps a big reason Marty Friedman sounded as dynamic as he did and why he is beloved to this day. His pacing was inventive but also the picking style. (edit *pacing instead of auto correct *passing)

Your style sounds much “brighter” and is def better in scales/leads In the chugs, I prefer the “normal” version The left hand does play a role in tone, but only if you’re iommi

1:36 your kids must be jumping around upstairs

I never listen to that chair sniffer 🤬

Great video breakdown and scientifical analysis! Of course there's "tone" (sound, style) in the fingers! Every player has their own style and the dynamics each comes up with is directly related to whatever combination of technique they use in the picking hand, it's not "all or none" but somewhere in between; however, at the end you question this affect having relevance in the fretting hand? That I would have to disagree with and argue some of the style, sound or tone of a particular players riff comes from the fretting hand techniques they employ throughout the totality of the riff. If you get my drift? (grip, arch, neck size, finger length or dexterity, 3 note power chord vs. pinkie power chords, use of barred chords or upstrokes for emphasis, squeels, etc) MAybe that's ur next experiment?! \m/

3:19 steel fingers?

Good show, but nah, not a fan of this re-mix, or any 'cleaning up/modernising of the Hard Rock/Metal '70's sound, it detracts the warmth and clarity of the original, especially that muffled hi-hat section , added effects etc. Some '80's metal bands albums dont need a re-mix, they need to be totally re-recorded from scratch , (but not anything done by Mutt Lange, Randy Burns , Max Norman or Beau Hill !) especially the vocal and drum sounds some of them got , maybe as a result of the band members and producers losing some or most of their hearing after years of high volume exposure , attempting that 'stadium sound' or were just too blasted to care, haha! Modernly those tunes played live is a obviously different story, but i like my albums from any era, to sound like they came from that era with the recording processes and mikes , amps, vibes , mistakes , studio room characteristics , vocal and instrument tonalities of the times, be it '20's-40's gramaphone crooners , swing bands and blues, '50's rock 'n roll, 60's psychedelica, '70's swampy hard rock/crispy sounding disco, to '80's high end metal/deep -dark or standard pop-rock /electronica or ambiant. It documents the passage of time and sonic history. After the 90's and into the 2000's, thanks to the heavy use of pro tools , and almost stock standard recording methods and gear ,so many metal bands albums sounded like they were all done pretty much on the same day with the same producer/gear/ effects /drums and guitars, especially Priest as they got sonically 'heavier' and lost that unique 'tone seperation' of KK and Glen from Painkiller to present , anyway,, end of my blather , anyone want a beer while i'm up? cheers..

Original

I think they almost had it. But, the original is cleaner. I own the originals and i'm happy with them.

Bro 🤜🤛🖤

Dude got a burn from the pick on this thumb

Why oh why do record companies have to keep fucking up original releases?!? Oh I know, to make more money.

Nah the 2015 is way too muddy

Console drive and colouration? The remix sounds like it is pushing the circuitry quite hard

I'm into something good. Herman's Hermits

Spiderman vs Godzilla?!?

Clip your strings 😭🙏

First version way better and it has the harmonica on my version

Immediately recognized the voice as Blitz! But I was like what the hell song is this? 😆🧐 Thou Ima huge fan of Overkill 😭

I could recognize this song from a mile away. ELECTRO VIOLENCE!!

The Godzilla explosion was epic!!!🤟🏻

Embers Fire by Paradise Lost

Disposable Heroes!!! 🤘😈🤘

I preferred the older versions, but your last sentence makes me think..

The newest one is trash. Original is my pick.

The remaster gets fatiguing to my ears. Particularly in the high mids.

i have never seen someone mention to look at them backwards and same goes with looking underneath them. you are a fucking legend dude. im subscribing to you.

Nice short but wtf are you doing? No hate btw…

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HELL YEAH VIO-LENCE THRASH ON BROTHER!!!!

I’m wondering if the harmonica was always there, but mixed out of the original….it sounds that way, to me.

Rocka Rolla is more metal than modern down-tuned things that can't sound heavy in E standard so they have to downtune and growl isntead of clear vocals/rock screams.

Remix is crisper, but the levels are messed up. imho

Don’t mess with the classics. They did it the way they did then So we could do it the way we do now. But I get ya. Sepultura was my first metal show! During arise.

aint a thing i can't accept as thins guitar tones

On all comparison videos I’ve seen of the 2 versions of Rocka Rolla so far, the original sounds better and fuller, more “metal” to me. And wasn’t that the point of remixing the album anyway?

The original mix sounds best to me in every way.