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We gathered in London Ontario with some amazing music KZbinrs for a two day round-table of discussion and creation. I had the chance to ask everyone about their musical influences, and got some fascinating replies. Many thanks to everyone for coming out & just being generally awesome people! You guys (and girl) rock! YES, it Djents!
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Adam Neely
Self Titled - Rage Against the Machine
Tyler Larson (Music is Win)
Surfing With The Alien - Joe Satriani
Steve Terreberry
Heartbeat City - The Cars
Crime Of The Century - Supertramp
Sarah Longfield
Antidotes - Foals
Trey Xavier (Gear Gods)
Abbey Road - The Beatles
Jared Dines
Van Halen 1
Tony Cappocchi (Guitars - Rest, Repose)
In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3 - Coheed and Cambria
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[@Aruk02]

So weird to see Stevie T act normal

[@commandershepard5878]

The irony lol

[@DJ-vg1pr]

I can't stand the faces he does

[@nicholastotoro7721]

That’s why i can’t watch his videos. He reminds me of Pigeon Toady from “Storks.”

[@jarfo9663]

My favorite album is *nyegh*

[@AshokSingh-bc1zl]

Jarf510 underrated comment 😂😂😂

[@christianmariolongo6395]

I've never seen Stevie being so serious!

[@jasonbone5121]

There is a great interview with him where a guy is driving him around in a car. He goes into how The Cars are his fav band. Pretty cool vid with some great insight to him (he is not doing his youtube persona in that vid, just being himself).

[@Mikachu2407]

elrolly stfu its just his thing that made him famous on youtube, you cant deny he is skilled as fuck

[@zakkcollier1498]

I thought he was joking when he said "the cars"

[@conniethesconnie]

Surprised The Cars are his favorite. But agree that bands and albums were better in the 70s, 80's and somehow Heartbeat City has become forgotten about and underrated considering how progressive and popular it was at the time.

[@BawesomeBurf]

@@jasonbone5121 I wish he would do more videos of him just being himself. I love his channel, but sometimes he goes way overboard with the obnoxious behavior.

[@awoofer]

Rush - Permanent Waves Misfits - Static Age Slipknot - Iowa Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica Tool - Ænema These albums maybe aren't the greatest but they were massively influential to me.

[@luc4619]

personally I would put Slipknot over Iowa but still great taste dude

[@corpsefiend2270]

Iowa had a such a big impact on me too man

[@will_stevens]

Permanent Waves is a masterpiece

[@Yousuck00]

Jared Dines would definitely pick Van Halen, he’s such a “dad rocker” at heart. My favorite album is Colors by Between the Buried and Me.

[@bobravenscraft5376]

See my comment. They said favorite Not Best. Best IS EDWARD

[@bobravenscraft5376]

And Dines looks like he walks outside sometimes the REAL world maybe smoke a fatty. Everyone else but Steve Seems like Pure Geeks. Their channels are STERILE

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Some guitarists want a band that they can't reproduce in their bedrooms say what u will VH were real men TAKING the stage. Doesn't matter timeline

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Bro sorry a Rant. Feel strongly on this if a band wants to be recognized AGAIN on the same level u BETTER start writing songs joe blow cares about. Progressive is feminine to me

[@matthewgarcia7376]

Adam Neely. Jazz wizard loving rage... Damn am I going to be a jazz wizard when I grow older?

[@ianboylan1981]

matthew garcia I was quite surprised by that as well. It's one of my favourite as well, but I always thought Adam was a jazz head.

[@matthewgarcia7376]

Ian Boylan It really does take you by surprise doesn't it? I mean I can't blame him rage 1 was definitely hard hitting. Battle los Angeles was the groovier one tho

[@Psyfonify]

I personally think they go hand in hand. I mean, Rage riffs are a fucking perfect and heavy pentatonic backbone to then fill in every other jazz note into/in between...

[@Golegator]

If you want to be a jazz wizard, here is a pro tip: make sure the synth and vocals are in the SAME KEY

[@BeatleJWOL]

that's a good meme

[@drummercymbalsamples]

I love that Adam (a pop and jazz player) liked the heaviest record on this list.

[@Yetimusmaximus]

Robert Hewitt I'd love to see/hear Adam in a metal band/project context though.

[@AdamNeely]

you will soon

[@Yetimusmaximus]

Robert Hewitt ^ Adam. NICE!

[@hfreed24]

Well I just went from six to midnight....

[@joshstarkey8883]

Awesome, I can't wait to hear it. RATM (both the band and album) are a big part of why I started playing bass.

[@madweather1865]

-Use Your Illusion I & II -The Dark Side Of The Moon -In The Court Of The Crimson King And all Queen albums cause they're all good

[@warningchimes24]

Joe's Garage and The Wall are awesome albums too!

[@AK-yk5dk]

Painkiller by Judas Priest...just plain metal perfection

[@tylersinclair6622]

ngl i just can’t get into Halford’s screechy voice

[@citrus7115]

@@tylersinclair6622 yeah I agree but i think his high notes are what make him so damn cool

[@Jessejezzz]

@@tylersinclair6622 yeah, That's what called singing is...

[@ONYX1207]

Was gonna say this too! Perfection from start to finish

[@benkeane9889]

I’ve never understood why everyone loves painkiller so much. Stained Class is so much better. That’s just my opinion though

[@MetalCobra102]

Hats off to Stevie T. The cars and supertramp. Just shows his appreciation for all music.

[@bobravenscraft5376]

UR right a chastised the others for not saying VH. In this case he has good taste. Because it's not guitar based BREAKFAST IN AMERICA

Rust in Peace is my favourite album of all time, but the album that made me a metalhead and basically who I am today is Iron Maiden's self titled album

[@drbassgreg]

Damián Águila RIP is a tie for #1 on my list. I hate to hear how low Deth has to tune live lately..

[@legomypancakes]

Rust in peace is the best metal album to ever exist

[@Aminkaza]

damn straight Rust In Peace \m/

[@walrus3479]

pink floyd - animals metallica - master of puppets alice in chains - dirt led zeppelin - led zeppelin iv tool - lateralus (all time favourite)

[@joshsutton-smith1245]

Yes Lateralus!!🤘🤘

[@joshsutton-smith1245]

Ok bud

[@walrus3479]

@@f4lc0n15 ok bud

[@shanner]

@@joshsutton-smith1245 dirt is great, awesome album

[@Nunlover]

animals is underrated 🗿

[@Scott_53110]

Killswitch Engage-Alive or just breathing/As Daylight dies. Black Sabbath- Master of Reality Deftones-Diamond Eyes Mastodon-The Hunter Linkin Park-Hybrid Theory Tool-Lateralus Alice In Chains-Dirt To name a few

[@nehemiahzo_]

For me my favorite records are RATM Self Titled Any Nirvana record. I just love Grohl’s drumming. Slipknot We Are Not Your Kind

[@solarwinds5114]

That's interesting you have The Hunter, that's a lot of people's least favorite Mastodon record. Not trying to yuck your yum at all, it's just not something you see everyday

[@Scott_53110]

@@solarwinds5114 I feel like more people like it than the internet would have you believe. I love all their albums but that one just hit me a certain way. They are one of those bands though where if someone said something else was better I couldn't argue. Not that taste is arguable but you get the point.

[@jakeybball]

How do you pick Diamond eyes and The Hunter instead of White Pony and Crack the Skye??? The Hunter is probably the bottom 2 albums ever by Mastodon. I agree with the Tool and AIC picks though.

[@DanteLikesRock]

How tf do you choose diamond eyes and hybrid theory when you have koi no yokan and meteora?

[@brianpoole9514]

Black Sabbath - Volume 4. The album immediately snares you in with warbled goodness and flows like a trip through time.

[@scottstoker3143]

Brian Poole was thinking of this album, then seconds later seen your comment. Start to end goose bump album.

[@ClarkyGuitar]

Good choice, but I would probably go with Master of Reality or Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. Master of Reality is the birth of stoner rock, and a lot of my favourite bands wouldn't be around without it. SBS is a little more proggy, argh it's too difficult to choose. Some of my favourite songs of all time are on both of those (Killing Yourself To Live, Into the Void etc).

[@treyxaviermusic]

4:35 wee oooo wee oooo the music police are coming to tow us all away for our taste in music hahaha

[@samcouch5442]

You had a great choice

[@powercockatrice3223]

That is a tow truck haha

[@kylestallings9684]

Deathrape2001 very edge E

[@powercockatrice3223]

Deathrape2001 what?

[@orionsmith562]

More like Batman comin to rough him up bc it was coheed and cambria

[@godzillapunisher9912]

Guns N Roses: Appetite For Destruction Disturbed: The Sickness Metallica: Ride the Lightning Cannibal Corpse: Evisteration Plauge Slayer: Bloodline Misfits: American Psycho Queensryche: Operation: Mindcrime Death: Scream Bloody Gore And before anyone hates me for choosing Scream Bloody Gore, let me tell you Death is one of my favorite bands of all time and this was the album that really got me into Death and death metal.

[@credo3497]

AIC-Dirt Linkin Park-Hybrid Theory Metallica-Master of Puppets The Beatles-Abby Road Nirvana-Nevermind

[@HonestFarmerLigue1Fan]

Pink Floyd - The Wall (1979) Dream Theater - Train Of Thoughts (2003) Avenged Sevenfold - City of Evil (2005) Muse - Black Holes and Revelations (2006)

[@Kodamo442]

City of evil, amazing pick 👌🏻

[@evanowens9789]

Same

[@cheeseisjar3058]

Would have gone with scenes from a memory over train of thought but great picks otherwise. Love city of evil

[@CoolAsianGuy]

train of thoughts? what the fuck

[@FartsTasteDelicious]

Came to the comments to see look for COE haha.

[@JaggerIsBurritos]

"They basically invented prog with that album." *looks over at the copy of "In The Court Of The Crimson King" framed on my wall* *anger*

[@lorenzosala9289]

HammerMC Ahahah you're bloody right!

[@Frijolero18]

*cough* Days of Future Passed *cough*

[@JaggerIsBurritos]

Frijolero18 That one's actually pretty close, but King Crimson is still a personal favorite of mine, so I usually just think of their debut as the first. Moody Blues are still cool though, and contributed a lot to the creation of prog.

[@the1derpface]

Crimson King was released a few weeks after Abbey Road, though Days of Future Passed was way before both.

[@johnappleseed8369]

"they basically invented prog" in the sense that there is absolutely no prog whatsoever on Abbey Road

[@williamlevijames8904]

Somewhere In Time.

[@UniqSniper]

Best maiden album arguably

[@paulypisspants7340]

i had the somewhere in time "cyber-ed" poster hanging above my bed back in the day - just loved that album...

[@lakejizzio7777]

Great album

[@johnnybrown9581]

That’s the album that got me into metal at age 11

[@user-qt9vn1yj8x]

The best Iron's LP, yes! Second is Brave new Worlds. Third is tough one...

[@GuitarLessonsBobbyCrispy]

Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys :-)

[@ryndanriley5348]

Immediately came to mind when he claimed Abbey Road invented prog three years after Pet Sounds was released.

[@pergproductions]

0:32 When you're paranoid about getting demonitized but hold the mic in just the right position that your shirt says, "ass."

[@paytonbowling7259]

Yeah

[@mitza420]

i laughed at this more than i should

[@bridges4232]

STEVIE T btw here is my top 10 1:seventh son 2: innuendo 3: leave home 4:seasons in the abyss 5:sounds of perseverance 6:m-16 7:the rise and fall of ziggy stardust 8:master of reality 9:rust in peace 10:Painkiller

[@rinkiakepapa5625]

No maiden?

[@loganbolduc1835]

@@rinkiakepapa5625 number 1 is maiden Seventh son of a seventh son album.

[@nisinduperera7130]

You have a great taste of music My second favorite is rust in peace Aic dirt is my no.1

[@benparsons4979]

jeez metal isn't the only genre in the world

[@nisinduperera7130]

@@benparsons4979 so what are your favorite non-metal albums?

[@sainandanramakrishnan4812]

'Rust In Peace', 'Master Of Puppets' and 'Kill Em All' for me. Let the war ensue.

[@goldsrcorsource2551]

nice war you got there

[@blackwatercat4263]

Ride the Lightning?

[@domenicputti4228]

I can't argue with those

[@kaladin783]

Kill em all is a masterpiece for sure. I didn't think much of it until I started learning the songs.

[@angadgianirogers1844]

@@kaladin783 imo Kill Em All > Ride The Lightning.

[@jackbradbury2229]

Either Nirvana’s Nevermind or The Beatles Rubber Soul. They aren’t similar at all but I love both to death and my favorite songs are off of those. (Edit) I would throw in Them Crooked Vultures self titled. I would love to have the band reunite. It’s a literal mix of Zepplin, Nirvana and Queens of the Stone Age

[@hickorymccay2994]

What are they? Your favorite songs?

[@majormusic2098]

You can’t just not tell us your fav songs from them now. Your 27 likes in too deep.

[@ilikestripes5709]

Rubber soul is pretty amazing

[@PaulKretz]

*Death* - *Symbolic* is my absolutely №1 production. All instruments sound so way ahead of anything I've ever heard. If you like the Schuldiner style death metal, check out my project, many say it's the closest to Death they ever faced (one album available for free or the price of your choice and two more are to be published in future): *bandhuman.bandcamp.com* The project is also available at all *Distrokid* (I use it, thanx Glenn!) sources! If you like it, *subscribe* to my channel, there will be a video (in English) about all my projects in different metal genres!

[@TheShadowMilitia]

Symbolic is definitely the greatest record of all time.

[@PaulKretz]

*Thanks* ! I absolutely agree, the vox on the published album was mostly done at home with a shitty mic in 2003 =\ Gonna put out 2 more, much higher quality albums! Stay tuned! \m/ P.S. *BTW* If any of you (or you know anyone who) sings well, contact me, I need a Schuldiner style vocalist for remote cooperation on this project!

[@edelcroft4444]

\m/

[@deductivereasoning4257]

I got to see Nevermore open for them on their debut tour...

[@pjn2432]

Sound of Perseverence was the first ever Death album I ever heard so of course its the one I love the most. Voice of the Soul gives me goosebumps everytime

[@windyr]

Rust In Peace for me. The only album I've heard where every single song is 10/10

[@flippy7035]

Except five magics, this song DRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGS man, but hey, just my opinion!

[@windyr]

wot, that song is fantastic. That ending is a masterpiece

[@stubkar]

Bravo!!!!! Bravo Bravo Bravo....

[@kristijankocjancic3236]

FlipperDoigt703 I felt the same when I was first listening to it. But when I got through the intro, it immediately made up for the length.

[@billybigbollix]

I can still remember the first time I listened to it, checking out how loud a new home theatre system could go. It's still my reference for judging hi-fi gear.

[@alhemming3481]

My favourite albums. Hard to put them in an order but yeah... 10 Nevermind- Nirvana 9 Avenged Sevenfold- Avenged Sevenfold 8 Drones- Muse 7 Periphery III- Periphery 6Wasting lights- Foo fighters 5 The Black Parade- My Chemical Romance 4 Ride the lightning- Metallica 3 Subliminal verses- Slipknot 2 Nightmare- Avenged Sevenfold 1 Death Magnetic- Metallica

[@ari5102]

Mine is animals by Pink Floyd, such an amzing album (also The Wall, Dark Side Of The Moon and Wish You Were Here)

[@grandwazoo1696]

Animals is their best album.

[@gdmatter2286]

Yes

[@ThePantryMaster]

The answer is Dopesmoker by Sleep

[@lespaniel9745]

I'm shocked to see this - someone with taste other than the Vol. 4 guy down the list - I actually got a tape copy of the Asbestos Death ep's back when they came out - then stumbled onto Neurosis and the punk rock almost was blown away. But The Sleep album Vol.1 is my number 1 - then the others and maybe a buzzoven record and a few sabbath and fuck - what about Acca Dacca! POWERAGE. shit everything. except the lame weak shit.

[@OtterFodder26]

Sleep is fucking legendary. I get that your comment was probably a joke, but still lol

[@ThePantryMaster]

No joke man, I've listened to that record many, many times

[@lespaniel9745]

ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME! It's ok if you are 17 - I understand - if you are a portuguese troll well fuck you. ASBESTOS DEATH =SLEEP, ACCA DACCA = ACDC, NEUROSIS= DUH - ENEMY OF THE SUN IS A LEGENDARY RECORD, unless you are a douche.And VOL. 4 is a absent minded no brainer - thinking again my Favorite is Sabotage. and fuck you

[@lespaniel9745]

God I still go ARRRRR! this troll wins - cause he is a Blink nofx fan

[@xenounde0]

...And Justice For All. Its the album that inspired me to play guitar and every song is so badass.

[@xonathan5019]

finally someone that isnt brainwashed into thinking AJFA is trash!

[@ethanmcleathan8021]

Leon Shiryu The mixing with Bass and stuff and how people hate that, or even how MOP is over popularised.

[@zondaboy6493]

To me ajfa is just a slightly worse, and way more repetitive master of puppets.

[@rushxanthemtcg5607]

I like Justice, but the mix is shit.

[@user-jg4dn2lu4e]

RushXAnthem TCG i think the mix is great, unique atmosphere that fits the songs, especially 'one'. A little more bass would be welcomed though

[@floridafishingcentral6911]

Some of my favorites of all time Alice In Chains- Dirt, The first four Metallica albums, Rages Debut, Superunknown, Siamese Dream, Images and Words, Ten, Astro Creep 2000, The Doors Debut, Nothings Shocking, Nevermind, Rust in Peace, Reign in Blood, Purple

[@lucasbiondi4446]

Megadeth - Rust in Peace. Children of Bodom - Hatebreeder. Rainbow - Rising.

[@jaredg.2211]

To name five Rush - 2112 Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here Metallica - Ride The Lightning Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast

[@jessechalif2428]

Awesome picks

[@Wernershnitzl]

I personally would put Moving Pictures overall over 2112 but both are top tier for sure.

[@CoolAsianGuy]

basic bitch

[@metaloreosecondchannel829]

My fav is Def ...And Justice For All

[@johnnyjackson1315]

1.Metallica-And Justice For All 2.Pantera- Vulgar Display of Power 3.Megadeth-Peace sells 4.Motorhead-Overkill 5.Korn-Follow the Leader 6.Death-Spiritual Healing 7.Mercyful Fate-Dont Break the Oath 8.Testament-New Order 9.Five finger death punch- American Capitalist 10. Iron Maiden-Powerslave

[@aonan9349]

Songs for the Deaf by queens of the Stone Age is probably the best album I've ever listened to and it's my favorite.

[@cavepilled]

big daddy The Stage? 😂

[@aonan9349]

The Stage?

[@mlamb1112013]

Down here a Banning college where promoting a blood drive.

[@LJLewis94]

SHE SAID I'LL THROW MYSELF AWAY THEY'RE JUST PHOTOS AFTER ALL

[@sobaankhan7094]

I still think that they’re the best stoner metal band ever

[@sudiptoaichbhowmik]

Ride the lightning and ....and justice for all,well now that I don't listen to metal anymore now it's the queen is dead and definitely maybe (edited a year after posting the comment)

[@magdachlebicka3895]

RTL

[@lavfearles]

While i was reading coments i asked myself wtf is wrong with these people, wheres god damn METALLICA!!!

[@davesargent8748]

Hell yeah

[@benparsons4979]

normie

[@Copp.r]

Master, and justice are the two that got me to play guitar

[@georgemoore4068]

Sarah Longfield is a legend for loving that Foals album. And she's not wrong, every song is pure perfection.

[@dominikweber4305]

She's a legend in general

[@jaedonmcculloch114]

I'd have to go with Metropolis pt. 2: scenes from a memory by Dream Theater. No album has better replay value in my opinion. I'm also kind of a sucker for concept albums.

[@robertobadasaranguena808]

For me it's their best album. I often "use" it on road trips because it has this kind of ability to bend time and make an hour feel like 20 min xD

[@theprogwalrus7564]

If you love concept albums have you listened to the wall? oh boy!

[@jaedonmcculloch114]

theprogwalrus of course, dude

[@Ja-mbi]

Jaedon McCulloch I enjoyed Images and Words a lot more both great though

[@TheHaldiron]

Jaedon McCulloch my favourite album since I began listening to it almost 4 years ago

[@JBrooksNYS]

Mine is Radiohead - OK Computer. I was 13 when it came out. I always loved all the emotion and weird guitar sounds. Still my favorite 20 years later.

[@InformeMatrix]

She got it right with antidotes, such a super fresh original album!!!

[@neobliviscaris3346]

My favorite albums (can't pick just one sorry): Agalloch - Ashes Against the Grain Behemoth - The Satanist Dissection - Storm of the Light's Bane Haken - The Mountain Lamb Of God - Ashes of the Wake Ne Obliviscaris - Citadel Queensryche - Operation: Mindcrime Saturnus - Veronika Decides to Die Vektor - Terminal Redux

[@desross2002]

If i pick just one: Operation: Mindcrime. Nothing comes close. 2nd Behemoth the Satanist

[@atlasiscooler4694]

Ne Obliviscaris rules!

[@andrewpappas9311]

My Picks: - _Van Halen_ - Van Halen - _Abbey Road_ - The Beatles - _The Wall_ - Pink Floyd - _Back In Black_ - AC/DC - _Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?_ - Megadeth - _Ride the Lightning_ - Metallica

[@DannyGadish]

Andrew Pappas same

[@CroneRaven1810]

Van halen and Van halen II

[@pleasenohate7505]

I don't care. You suck and you have 71 subscriber

[@josearroyo5409]

Deftones - Around The Fur. To me it’s the most simple, raw, heavy, and melodic all on in one record I’ve ever heard. I take away a lot from that era of Chino’s vocals and Stephen’s guitar playing.

[@danielsgrunge]

Jose Arroyo this album is amazing, really heavy guitars and deep sound

[@josearroyo5409]

Daniel Souza yep couldn’t agree more!

[@deductivereasoning4257]

I liked the 1st 2 albums a lot. I saw this album when they 1st started headlining at a converted movie theater...

[@thedanksavatron7782]

Def Leppard - Pyromania It's what got me into Hard Rock & Metal 🎸

[@lucasberglund2620]

Any of the first 3 VH records takes it home for me. Its all great songs with different elements in each record. The first album is so raw and filthy and in your face. Everything is in speed of light. Second has the best tone and every song is soooo good. Rythem and bas section kills in VH II! The 3rd record is the ultimate party record and the production is a killer. Nothing tops early VH.

[@MIZORAM_mafaka_hnamte]

_Joe Satriani __*__Surfing with the Alien_*_ is my favourite too_ It's pure masterpiece !

[@willis251]

Satch Boogie 🤙

[@VortechBand]

Mine is signed by the man himself :)

[@sm3xym3xican76]

Same, i heard it in a guitar store and was like "WHAT IS THIS, I NEED MORE"

[@ReaperGamesMC]

Yea man crushing day

[@koolaidman9922]

Crystal Planet would probably be my favorite Satch album

[@manny75586]

Ironically, given its Glenn's channel, the bass player is the best musician in the room there. #inception

[@SpectreSoundStudios]

+BassasaurusRex yeah, they do come along once in a while! :)

[@pedrogutierrez3407]

It use to happen. John Paul Jones in Led Zeppelin. Duff McKaggan in Guns'N'Roses. Every bassist in Metallica...

[@theguywhoisaustralian1465]

@@pedrogutierrez3407 Geddy Lee

[@Nightmare13113]

Although he's primarily a guitarist, Buckethead is also an amazing bassist. And outside of metal, you have Boosty Collins as well.

[@layneseason477]

Oasis - What’s The Story Morning Glory The Beatles - Revolver The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead The three that came to mind

[@Buccarado]

the first two are some of my favorites, dude!

[@Linse004]

Dream Theater- Metropolis Pt. 2, Megadeth- Youthanasia, Rush- Moving Pictures, Pantera- Cowboys From Hell, Iron Maiden- Number of the Beast, and Death- Sound of Perseverance for me

[@ChrisHaspeck]

Pink Floyd - Animals Been my #1 album for years

[@JLEFWrestling]

I remember being at a Brit Floyd show, and they were playing pigs, and they had a huge inflatable pig that stared at me for the entire 11 min song.

[@DannyGadish]

lame

[@ChrisHaspeck]

Lamborghini Diablo SV 5150 fuck you dude. Seriously. Just because I didn’t chose “gutted infant” by some death metal band ? You’re lame.

[@rhainellis531]

Fucking hate that album.

[@ChrisHaspeck]

Rhain Ellis Thanks for sharing your useless comment.

[@FaTaLKoNcEpT]

Rust in Peace - Megadeth

[@ijustgotreallystoned638]

Joseph Church i prefer youthanasia

[@flippy7035]

D A V P L Z

[@darkflame1337]

PFUII

[@majidslyteen6231]

Iron Maiden - The Number of the Beast Not because it's a classic.. But because it's perfect.. Everything in this album was so right.. And ending with a song like Hallowed Be Thy Name.. That was so BADASS

[@Psyfonify]

Tbh not tryna roast or nothin but that's exactly what a guy with your hair and beard and eyeliner and name would say

[@majidslyteen6231]

@@Psyfonify hahaha.. Actually this is not an actual make up.. I made it on Z Camera.. But i guess it's still a great album anyway am i right? Wait.. What's my name has to do with it? I think you misunderstood it Actually my name my real name is Majid Slyteen.. Nice to meet you I hope you are a Rock/Metal fan not just wasting my time explaining myself which i don't have to do but i feel it's better to clarify misunderstandings And i'm suffering hair loss.. So basically everything in this picture is fake 😂.. Gotta love my beard though 😊

[@cartoonchaos2594]

10000 Days - TOOL In Utero - Nirvana The Mollusk - Ween Mesmerize -System of a Down Iowa - Slipknot Take Off Your Pants and Jacket - Blink 182

[@OblivionWonderlust]

TOP 10 ANIME CROSSOVERS OF ALL TIME

[@deathbattgaming9648]

What? That was out of nowhere

[@seanweber4252]

he's mememing about the hype of seeing all of these youtubers in the same vid

[@awall3278]

Dirt by Alice in Chains hands down

[@svartsjokolade]

Facelift for me, hah! Glad to see someone else mentioning AIC. Awesome

[@TheProgGuy]

Awall 327 I know it's not technically an album, but AIC Unplugged is one of my favorite albums.

[@maninthebox420m]

Nice!

[@ImOnUToob]

@TheProgGuy I'd say technically speaking... it is! So you're good.

[@SkyrimWizardXRX]

jar of flies for me

[@IllusionaryFuneral]

My favorite has to be Storm of the Light’s Bane by Dissection. It came into my life when I needed it most, it inspired me to stick with guitar, and it is my number one influence when writing music for my solo project, Illusionary Funeral.

[@perryborn2777]

Oh boy, one record? I gotta say that no matter what, I always find myself coming back to Muse's Origin of Symmetry. Every track on that is pure gold to me, and I cannot get enough of it. Chris' bass playing is a big influence on my playing, and while that album doesn't have his craziest work on it, it really showcases how powerful the fundamentals are. Plug in Baby's bass line is basically all octaves and chugging, but it really carries the song, and sounds badass at the same time.

[@mischacarlberg6631]

Swans - To Be Kind, no competition! Just a perfect album!

[@thatgal8700]

Swans!

[@Dismoeyy]

Oh yeah!

[@darkmana4428]

Yeaa!

[@herbert224]

Iron Maiden - Powerslave, It was probably the first metal record I heard, found it in my dads music collection and instantly got hooked. Such an awesome album!

[@hutch2811]

Linkin Park - Meteora. Led Zeppelin- Physical Graffiti. Metallica - Ride The Lightning. All those were so influential for me

[@hickorymccay2994]

One that really inspired me was Radiohead's Kid A.

[@andrewd2534]

first radiohed fan in the comments I found Thm would be proud

[@hickorymccay2994]

@@andrewd2534 Ed would be sad

[@jefgirdler7232]

Tool's 10,000 Days got me through high school.

[@maninthebox420m]

Jef Girdler Aenima did it for me. I think it's the greatest record of all time. It was the record that changed their path musically. It's massive production and musicianship blew me away.

[@eliash8903]

Not skipping class got me through High School. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHSHSHAHAHHA. HAAAAAAAAHAHAHA. 10.000 days is amazing btw.

[@IanRWC43]

if I were asked this question I would've said Lateralus T O O L 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@nathanjeukens2951]

Lateralus for me too :)

[@AirGuitar]

YES!!! Ænima is my #1 choice

[@L1KZUDESIGNS]

Death - Sound of perseverance

[@witchfindergeneral5366]

Scavengeeer!

[@Thrashmetaltherapy]

Bernn SPIIIIIRIIIITTT CRUSSSSSSHHHERRRR

[@RardTangler]

My man

[@HumansFreshlyBorn]

Radiohead - In Rainbows for me Perfect record with perfect pacing and consistency

[@maryfreegirl2029]

vibes

[@luc4619]

My favourite album of all time is 2112 by Rush. It’s my favourite album because it tells a story through beautiful music, everything about it, it’s just music at its best.

[@blendernoob64]

Mine is Pink Floyd’s the Wall. A beautiful story, against beautiful music

[@pjn2432]

blendernoob64 Mine is Wish you were Here but musically The Wall is better

[@cheiney]

If you like The Wall, you should try listening to Genesis "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway." Like The Wall, it is also a double length concept album, but I think The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway has a bit more sophistication in allegory and story-telling.

[@Foodius]

Christian Heiney hey man, thanks for the suggestion! Didn't know that album before but it's awesome!

[@cheiney]

Glad you liked it! It's definitely the kind of album that grows on you more as you revisit it, too. That album along with Yes'"Close to the Edge" are truly some of the greatest masterpieces of rock music IMO.

[@mrjacob0101]

Tommy by the Who is another great album that tells a story. Not as great as The Lamb or The Wall, but it's very good.

[@lmmartinez97]

I'd probably go with either Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magik; Melon Collie and the Infinite Sadness, or Master of Puppets.

[@OblivionZXZ]

Master of puppets, and Painkiller 🤘🏻

[@aydennso]

I watched this 5 years ago, and thank you Stevie T for the Supertramp suggestion. Crime of the Century is in my top 5 to this day. And I'm a huge music nerd.

[@hartzy7425]

American Idiot - Green Day. I love that record. It changed my view of music forever. Everything about it to me is just perfect. I've listened to that album more times than I can remember, but every time I love it just as much as the first time I ever heard it.

[@obundoben82]

Crack the Skye by Mastodon has to be my favorite album. Beautiful harmonies and that signature Mastodon style makes it downright amazing. The instruments blend amazingly, the vocals make your spine tingle and it's one of the album's that made me actually get into metal.

[@hillview73]

And the fact that it's a concept album based on the death of Brann's sister.

[@Randinator]

That’s in my top 3. I’d say 3. Crack the Skye by Mastodon 2. The Mantle by Agalloch 1. Hemispheres by Rush

[@waxilliamladrian]

Props for including Cappocchi from RR, went to school with him and he played in several local bands back in the day. Cool guy

[@towlie710]

In keeping secrets... Nice! Mine is Opeth- Still Life.

[@BawesomeBurf]

Fuck yes! I go back back and forth between that one and Morningrise.

[@justanotherbro9794]

I gotta say Blackwater Park for my personal favorite of all time, but Still Life is mega underrated.

[@biorythmicshifter]

My Arms Your Hearse is my fave...this one is a close second though.

[@thomaskeener19]

Mine has to be 2112 by Rush

[@nathansciarone5627]

sick album

[@bassistwithadeathwish7277]

Amazing Album

[@breeex]

Awesome one

[@stephenrodgers9698]

nothing beats it

[@DannyGadish]

hemispheres is better though

[@figeon]

Mine has to be A Farewell to Kings by Rush.

[@alexmurphy5289]

Rush for life, counterparts for me

[@bradley6348]

Xanadu is a masterpiece

[@deductivereasoning4257]

I only like Caress of Steel from them. Their live Album, All the World's a Stage, is very good. I don't like many of those songs in studio version, but live on that album is much better for some reason...

[@Spectreman]

Power Windows got me into Rush in 1986. All 8 songs are amazing and it is the pinnacle of their 80s sound. While Hold Your Fire is a great album, it had just too many synths. PW is perfect blend of all three musicians with synths. And I love that its all 5-6 minute songs. AND Alex, Geddy and Neil had the best hair on this album.

[@Wernershnitzl]

Moving Pictures is my personal pick

[@KneedleKnees]

Top 5: The Police - Synchronicity Alice in Chains - Dirt The Who - Who's Next Slowdive - Souvlaki Pearl Jam - Yield Out of those, if I could only choose one it'd be Who's Next. To me, it's just the perfect rock n roll album and each member is at the top of their game (particularly Roger's performance on The Song Is Over)

[@acebentley429]

10. Too fast for love 9. We are not your kind 8. And Justice For All 7. Kill em all 6. Rust in peace 5. Kickstart my heart 4. Ace of spades 3. Paranoid 2. Ride The Lightning 1. Master of puppets

[@brettmarlar4154]

For me, besides the entire Rush catalog, I have to go with Eric Johnson's "Ah Via Musicom". I wore out 5 copies of that album on cassette/CD. I dissected every note on that album over the years and I'm sure there's still a few things I missed. Every song/piece on that album is sonic perfection!

[@xx-knight-xx2119]

Mine would be Crack The Skye by Mastodon. Leviathan by Mastodon would come in second though.

[@osmark86]

XX-Knight-XX21 CtS is a masterpiece

[@xx-knight-xx2119]

Why yes it is.

[@nickandthecrisis]

American here. "Casa Babylon" (1994) by European band Mano Negra. An eclectic mix of rock, reggae, Latin, hip hop, punk, ska, cumbia, and circus. One of the best albums of all time.

[@GeniusLad32]

To pick 5 Muse- Black Holes and Revelations Slaves- Are You Satisfied? Rush- 2112 Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes- Blossom IDLES- Brutalism (this was really really hard)

[@krisztiankovacs9660]

Yeah Blossom is gold!

[@raulperez2308]

Left hand path by entombed for me. GOD is it good

[@JaggerIsBurritos]

I just picked up the new full dynamic range remaster version and it sounds sick as hell.

[@SpectreSoundStudios]

FWIW, I played "Wolverine Blues" to death! :)

[@MosheAlvarez]

Darth Nihilus would be most pleased with your album choice!

[@raulperez2308]

Moshe Alvarez well hello there

[@raulperez2308]

Deathrape2001 as much as i love the misfits, you really can't beat an album as dark and savage as left hand path

[@66645100]

Hey Glenn any chance you could do a shootout on different bridge types and the benefits and challenges each one can have?

[@josuastangl7140]

would be very interesting!

[@erlikquadros5873]

Guitar? Bass?

[@66645100]

Erlik Quadros guitar preferably

[@pelgervampireduck]

for me it's "the beatles at the hollywood bowl", their only official live album. they were so much better live!! it's incredible.

[@ExpatZ266]

King Crimson Discipline. Shaped my playing in ways that I am still exploring 30 years after first being told I needed to hear it.

[@Ajz092]

Mine is a toss up between Metallica's Master of Puppets or ...And Justice For All.

[@SpectreSoundStudios]

+Andrew Zbinden cool. I'd go with Ride the lightning but that's just me ;)

[@Ajz092]

SpectreSoundStudios I love that album too. Lol those are definitely the big 3 for me.

[@Majik53]

I'm an old fart. For me, it was a toss up of Led Zeppelin I and Close To The Edge by Yes. That said, you all have made fine choices.

[@Majik53]

I turned 16 in 1969, amazing year for music.

[@Ajz092]

If you can believe it, I'm 25. Born in 92, so I'll be 26 soon but I still love the classic 80's Thrash Metallica.

[@blakesanford4774]

Lonerism by Tame Impala and Radiohead's in rainbows

[@bighugejake]

Fuckin good choices!

[@osmark86]

In Rainbows is such a fantastic choice. Every single song on that record is stellar.

[@fmcjake1836]

Lonerism is killer

[@0pher545]

My favorite record of all time is actually by a newer band. It’s called “Southernality” by a Southern Rock band called A Thousand Horses. It was so rugged with a country sound being blend perfectly with hard rock it just opened my eyes.

[@alexm5764]

For me it's either: -Nevermind or In Utero by Nirvana -Master of Puppets or And Justice For All by Metallica -Kiss (1974) by Kiss (duh) -Shout At The Devil or Girls, Girls, Girls by Mötley Crüe

[@blackened247]

Deftones' Diamond Eyes record is my favorite of all time. It is such a well written album lyrically, and there are just so many layers sonically. The album not only got me obsessed with the band; it opened my palette up to so many different genres through Deftones' own influences.

[@bighugejake]

This is probably my most listened to album. I will never get tired of it. Play the whole thing at my funeral.

[@also_laila6460]

marry me

[@blackened247]

Okay but only if Chino can marry us.

[@InciteManyOhs]

Radiohead - Kid A Update: Every time I listen to Kid A, I think to myself, "This'll be my favorite album until I hear In Rainbows again." Every time I listen to In Rainbows, I think to myself, "This'll be my favorite album until I hear Kid A again."

[@matteogori9050]

i'm sorry but in rainbows is nowhere near kid a

[@karinaube1750]

same, but then i go and listen to ok computer for the millionth time and fall in love all over again

[@acandycoloredclown7005]

I love both of them but Ok Computer will always be my soulmate no matter how many times I tell myself otherwise.

[@AdmiraHax]

Yokai That's just a mattet of taste.

[@ramblinlemon]

I’m also usually stuck between kid a and in rainbows, then I remember that Björk’s ‘Homogenic’ exists

[@kingchuckfinley]

In keeping secrets..... great choice. Still listen to that album all the time to this day.

[@Lat3xE4teR]

1: In Utero- Nirvana 2: Igor- Tyler The Creator 3: Bleach- Nirvana 4: Piece of Mind-Iron Maiden 5: Nevermind- Nirvana

[@marquitobach7213]

*piece of mind

[@jackdawson5490]

In Utero supremacy hell yeah

[@snitztheholy5177]

Ah yes, The Trooper. My favorite album. I really like the song Piece of Mind

[@Lat3xE4teR]

Adrian Fen yeah I know, my brain is of massive proportions.

[@luc4619]

Bleach is one of my favourite nirvana albums of all time, good taste

[@susanmagrann4315]

Ride the Lightning by Metallica. Such a masterpiece, all of the their songs were deliberately not like what you would expect, that album had thrashing head-bangers, hardcore solos, and actual masterpieces. Songs like For Whom the Bell Tolls, Ride the Lightning, Creeping Death, and Call of Ktulu were almost like compositions of metal. And of course we have Fade to Black, that song truly expresses emotion like no other song, it's acoustic intro and verses depicts sadness and the riffs and solos mixed with it makes one of the best songs of all time.

[@secretplanet6393]

Nice! Metallica made such a huge leap forward musically with Ride the Lightning from what they did on Kill 'em All (which is a great album, too).

[@chases7896]

This! Exactly me.

[@apolloptx]

If you like Metallica, you have no taste in music. Lame as fuck.

[@danield2568]

Apollo Alexandre explain

[@eenayde]

Hell yeah. I wouldn’t say it’s my favourite of all time but it’s definitely up there; either way, it’s my favourite thrash metal record of all time. An undeniable masterpiece.

[@Sigurdur5]

A Love Supreme by John Coltrane is the greatest record I have ever heard and I fear I'll never hear anything that'll strike my in quite same way it did.

[@suedehead23]

There's so much energy, passion and anger in the head of part 2.. it's incredible!! So powerful and striking!! Beautiful album 😊

[@argie9914]

Not even his best album.

[@suedehead23]

@@argie9914 my favourite album of Coltrane's is actually My Favourite Things - hearing him restrain himself and really bring out melody for the showtunes they covered was just awesome, and his band was phenomenal too! They have such an interesting, experimental take on Summertime that really hints at Coltrane's later compositional techniques with this almost constantly unresolved tension throughout with the major minor chords!

[@gravl1]

Moving Pictures. ‘Nuff said.

[@Wernershnitzl]

If ever a perfect album, this would be it.

[@luc4619]

I fucking love your profile pic

[@GandalfGreyhame]

If you're into prog then Hemispheres and A Farewell to Kings are leagues ahead

[@RTPxPJ]

I have two: No More Tears - Ozzy Osbourne; I grew up with this record. It has followed me through life and has helped me through the toughest of times giving me guidance and inspiration. Especially tracks like Mama I'm Coming Home and Road To Nowhere. It means an awful lot to me. ...And Justice For All - Metallica; The first band/record that I found myself; previously my music taste was much like my dad's but I found Metallica through my own accord and was instantly hooked on those killer riffs and James Hetfield's roaring vocals. They were the band that got me into the heavier side of rock/metal.

[@RCAvhstape]

LOL at Adam Neely kicking off a Glenn vid! As far as my favorite album...maybe Signals by Rush. It's probably the one that got me into music and I still go back to it regularly. Or maybe Grace Under Pressure, which over the years just gets better every time I listen to it. Tough question. Black Sabbath had like 4 or 5 amazing albums, Dave Brubeck's Time Out got me into jazz, the list goes on and on.

[@eckharteric]

Helium Road signals and grace under pressure have a tie for me.

[@teemusid]

I was thinking of Grace Under Pressure, as well. Formerly, my least favorite track had been Red Sector A. The harsh sounding instrumentation during the verses had me convinced it was about a sci-fi, post-apocalyptic prison. For some reason, I didn't associate the song with the real-life horror of a concentration camp. Now, it is my favorite song on the album.

[@RCAvhstape]

Search around, there is a recent interview of Geddy Lee with Dan Rather and he goes into how his mom and dad basically met in a concentration camp. It's pretty heavy stuff, and re-listening to Red Sector A is crushing.

[@NSalonen]

In Absentia by Porcupine Tree

[@Dismoeyy]

I like it!

[@AshokSingh-bc1zl]

Love that album

[@keltonsmith8703]

Yooo same

[@fbj1223]

I mostly listen to classic rock from the 60s and 70s like Zepellin, The Stones, The Beatles, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Cream, Hendrix stuff like that. And I'm not much of a metal head but for some reason a record I always return to and was the reason i picked up the guitar was Rust in Peace by Megadeth. I remember I was 12 mostly listened to hip hop and I saw an episode of this cartoon called Duck Rogers. They had an episode where they revive Dave Mustaine from the dead(the cartoon was in the future), during the end of the episode they played this song and it blew my mind. I opened up youtube and just typed megadeth and my mind was blown. Not only did that introduce me to metal, but to rock music as a whole.

[@jfo3000]

"In the Court of the Crimson King" --- King Crimson "Imperium Vorago", "All Roads Lead Here", "At the Dreams Edge"---Chimp Spanner "Number of the Beast"--Maiden "Stone the God"--self titled first album. "Atom Heart Mother"-- Pink Floyd. "Vol 4"--Black Sabbath