CARCASS GUITAR TONE & GEAR VIDEO

[@keithandrews8752]

Ha! -I got tipped off by a friend that I got a name-check in this video... It's over a quarter of a century ago, and I'm STILL immensely proud that people still dig this tone that Colin and I created in the studio! ...And yes. Carcass are fabulous people to work with!

[@OlaEnglund]

Nice to see you in here Keith!

[@keithandrews8752]

Nice to meet youI originally posted this in a recording engineering forum -repforums.prosoundweb.com... it's in the archived section. -The thread was a bunch of audio engineers discussing what album an engineer who knew nothing about metal should buy for his 18-year old son, back in about 2008 or so... When 'Heartwork' was suggested, i was a littel surprised at HOW much my peers seemed to like it! Nice work on the channel; keep it up!

[@jay666er]

Awesome job Keith! This album changed a lot of people’s perspective and raised the bar. Bill is the nicest dude!!

[@genghislad6195]

Hey Keith, this is one of the best tones I have ever heard, thank you for creating it!

[@GillRigged]

Wow! So cool to see this album and sound still getting love. Fricken classic.

[@SpookyApparition]

Heartwork still has a modern sounding guitar tone. it was ahead of its time and still kicks ass

[@SxSxG666]

No, Heartwork has the last natural sounding guitar tone from an evolutionary point of view. Afterwards everything wanted to sound like something before or sounded just bad or in a way a band can only produce in a studio.

[@OlaEnglund]

Recorded with a broken thumb(unknowingly). Thanks for watching and subscribe if you haven't already!

[@thehoppo]

good time to work on your tapping

[@thehoppo]

Challenge, make a will it chug video using only tapping

[@TheBabouk]

If you REALLY want to sound like Carcass, you must play the rhythm guitar with a broken thumb. Didn’t you know that ? Ola the perfectionisterer.

[@CraveDiamonds]

That tone is thick and chunky!!!!!!!!! Have you used a noise reducer or a compression pedal with it?

[@mikedegrazia]

Hey ola the guitar color scheme you have reversed. Black top green(or any other color) sides and back...trust me bro ive thought about this for a while. Make it my signature. Heal up soon my friend...great review. Love Carcass.

[@skullkrusher4418]

This tone is SOOOOO heavy. Blows all modern death metal tones out of the water. So much clarity in the bass and so crunchy and thick. Literally everything you could want in a DM guitar tone.

[@cnake4617]

along with In Flames' guitar tone in The Jester Race

[@SpectreSoundStudios]

Nice work, Ola! Love that Carcass tone!

[@aidanfranklin5949]

That's the first complement i have ever heard you say to anyone

[@lenerd73]

Love you Glenn

[@blackie126]

@@aidanfranklin5949 I'd say Ola earned it, no?

[@metal571]

Ola is clearly just that good

[@Rluce75]

Glenn gives credit where it is due. He even reviewed the line 6 spider 5 mKII and he even said it was improved. That is just one of many examples I have seen since being subscribed. I may not always agree, but he makes great points that my fan boy side struggles with, lol.

[@skullkrusher4418]

The opening to 'Buried Dreams' is one of the best opening tracks on any metal record ever imo.

[@visakhc6352]

No arguments there

[@mattltech]

"The 90's was an awesome couple of years". - Ola Englund

[@SmileNDenile]

at least ten years lol

[@ElohimJim]

@@SmileNDenile unless he was shitfaced for 8 of them and cant remember

[@austinfailz]

Perhaps Ola doesn't think all 10 years of the 90s were that great.

[@FantadiRienzo]

He means 1990-1995

[@jsullivan2112]

He's not wrong! After '95 it was allll downhill.

[@Nowo78]

OMG I must have listened to this album at least a thousand times back in the day. Heartwork is a true kick-ass metal masterpiece.

[@baax]

I played it last week, it doesn't age, it still sounds incredible. Like you said, a true masterpiece. Hail Carcass.

[@Bruno-Guitarist]

One of the best albums of the era. Not one weak moment.

[@jasonking454]

Somebody else already said this, but.. we NEED a Crowbar tone video!!! Kirk has recorded some of the absolute heaviest tones ever in the history of metal!!!

[@carlosaquatineto674]

I agree! Kirk's tones are amazing! Crowbar is such a locomotive without brakes, moving slowly, intense and super heavy!

[@jakethemisanthrope9442]

Next time Morbid Angel please the guitar would fit that really well.

[@ziggylayneable]

"Misanthrope........ Hater of all mankind"(Chuck Schuldiner R.I.P)

[@jakethemisanthrope9442]

@@nomadmusicbk2366 Ola has covered Gojira's The Way of all Flesh Tone but Gojira's earlier tone was tighter than Morbid Angel. The heart of Morbid Angel's guitar tone was a rat pedal through JCM 900 However Gojira mostly used 5150s.

[@antonstoyanov9665]

Just tune down and add flanger, then play Maze of Torment

[@cirith100]

Morbid angel used valvestate amps in the beginning, well all metal bands that recorded at Morrisound studios ended up with the Marshall valvestate tone , it was there go to sound , the Tampa sound

[@PatrikTerminate]

@@cirith100 Don't think MA ever used a valvestate tbh.

[@fleppie75]

Carcass just really opened a new door for a future generation.

[@klossner7205]

Nasum

[@padraig88]

Indeed! From technical death metal to goregrind!

[@lancepage1914]

Carcass was the band for me that opened the gate to death metal. I never listen to Metallica again.

[@deas3016]

Yea..they invented melodic death before the gothenburg started for sure

[@galosniper7010]

@@deas3016 nope, The Gallery came out before Heartwork, Carcass was definitly more important and more influential, but Dark Tranquility did it first.

[@TobyKBTY]

This was LEGIT. Heartwork is one of my favorite records of all time. The tone and riffs are filthy.

[@kellyjackson7889]

THE FUCKING LYRICS

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

hell yea they are agreed 😁

[@SarcasmIsMyGame_]

This album doesn't have a single mediocre song.

[@russbradshawmusic]

I'm listening in my car with the radio about a quarter of the way turned up and I can feel the Palm mutes in my brake pedal

[@Metalbass1979]

I remember getting Heartwork in the 90's and being blown away by its tone. Excellent video, sir!

[@generaljj577]

I kinda thought they were selling out. They were just reinventing themselves again

[@TomMcMahonMUSIC]

General jj I’m glad I got into metal with thrash bands so when I heard people saying stuff like that about Carcass at the time I thought they were nuts. So many good memories headbanging to Heartwork.

[@hbomb495]

Heartwork still kicks the living shit out of anything you can throw at it today. Best. Album. Ever!.

[@banandy1945]

H Bomb amen.

[@jeffschumacher7877]

This made my week. Heartwork was a defining album for me as a teenage metal head in the 90's, and I still listen to it all the time. Thank you Ola.

[@dustinbrown1313]

Need to do one of these every week! Crowbar Soilent green Fear factory Would be sweet

[@tylert812]

Been wanting a Crowbar Tone video for so long!!

[@pierrickmalchair4544]

Excellent list !

[@AR-mq5oz]

@@pierrickmalchair4544 Would be sweet is my favorite band

[@whatyoumakeofit6635]

DOWN. Do DOWN. cuz phil says so

[@SuperRoo_22]

The guitar tone on "Odd Fellows Rest".

[@bubonikus]

Necroticism, descanting the insalubrious was a masterpiece too, not only Heartwork.

[@dougb3854]

Actually prefer that tone to heartwork

[@elivaris5861]

symphonies of sickness too

[@Admiral_Bongo]

Necroticism was much cooler than Heartwork (save for production). A much more refined album songwriting-wise.

[@elivaris5861]

@@Admiral_Bongo Now that you tell me so I immediately try to listen to it

[@MrVomitusdk]

@@elivaris5861 hell yearhhhh . insane record.

[@eudorcarpenter8845]

Yes,with slaughter of the soul the best 2 productions in mid 90s death metal,everything sounds soooo clear

[@lancepage1914]

There is definitely a lot more than 2 around that time. Heaps of great produced death metal albums in Germany during the 90s. Don't forget the entire catalogue of albums recorded at Morrisound studios.

[@timproseus7633]

I think I wore out both of those. Sweet nausea

[@AS-Stardust]

Sounding super clean isnt a good thing in extreme metal.

[@bigmike9527]

hey ola my son and daughter are in high school band and my daughter was telling me that the drummer also plays guitar and he loves heavy shit like i do.i got to talking to him a little and and after about 2 minuets into he conversation about music and guitars and he asked me if i had ever heard of a guy named ola englund !! and i was just shocked and said hell yea i am a subscriber to his channel.he said he is saving money for one of your guitars and that he loves your music and your channel.we live in a small town in south alabama.its amazing just how popular you have become.you should be proud of yourself and i know that you are.

[@dreamingcolour]

If I were stranded on a desert island this is the guitar tone I would want to take with me. Heartwork is my fave tone and one of my top ten of all time. It was giggitty to see you jam carcass riffs. Thanks. I can die happy now...

[@andyl1118]

How much gain do you need? Ola: yes.

[@canman87]

Tone is super fucking crushing. Always thought this album had one of the most brutal guitar tones I've ever heard.

[@AleArzMusic]

I've been waiting for this tone video for sooo long thanks!!

[@ziggylayneable]

I've been waiting for this video too he's been talkin about it

[@AR-mq5oz]

Holy shit you made me stop everything again

[@tmakko7625]

coffee with Michael Amott. That would be awesome.

[@iamsdavid6949]

Would be hard to get hold of him but yes that would be amazing

[@AUM_-po9sc]

Christopher will be better.

[@glenncooper3524]

Or Bill Steer

[@glenncooper3524]

@Brad Młodystach no he didn't

[@MetalBeastShred]

@Brad Młodystach Sorry dude, Amott wrote the lion's share. It became obvious when he left and formed Arch Enemy. Bill Steer was a great player though. \m/

[@gareginasatryan6761]

Heartwork was hated by metal fans for being “listener friendly”. Interesting how it became one of the most respected albums

[@AUM_-po9sc]

There are many examples like this.."Rebel Extravaganza" by Satyricon was also hated like this, but nowadays people pray on this album like they do on "Nemesis Divina".

[@Ariund0]

Right! I remember being about 10 and i got a metal magazine ( revolver? ) and there was like a "best and worst metal albums of the last 20 years" and Heartwork was on the "worst" list. Found the album a few years later on youtube and i've been jamming ever since.

[@WildChildMcCloud]

Good songwriting always wins.

[@gareginasatryan6761]

@Dave Easy Vectorz Bowen AtG was always a bit more experimental though. Just goes to show that art has a lot to do with “context”/fashion than just “sounds good”. I mean Sabbath isn’t that pleasant sounding but they spawned multiple genres through their career.

[@tjhooker824]

This album is tighter and more effective than most......some people just won’t get it

[@BoyAditya]

Holly crap!!! You nailed it! That exactly sounded like that!🙀

[@MrThecrimsonpirate]

Great Ola! Massive tone! How about a coffee with Bill? Or shall I say... tea?

[@AUM_-po9sc]

Beer

[@jamesdolan16]

This needs upvoting! Have Bill and Jeff on, they're like a married couple... Or best mates

[@kaiji2567]

Bill is in Stockholm now, quite easy to reach him in pub anchor. Cheers.

[@mikaelmoussaka38]

@@kaiji2567 Not sure how did you get that piece of information :S ! regardless he needs to be on a show which he talks about guitar and music and does Q&A and interaction with fans! He seems lowkey and doesn't do social media. I wonder how he is like in person! Would he appreciate us bombard him with nerdy music questions??!!! =D

[@lysandraariella7037]

The tone is right and awesome. But the dynamics are too tight because Carcass played on 6 strings tuned to B which would have had a way different sustain

[@jucazipo]

Love this album i remember it was a brazilian friend of mine who made me listen to and it blow me away, the sound of the guitars so saturated, man i cant believe it to this day, i récord it in a cassette and the tape was so damaged because i listened so many times, one of my favorite albums of all time

[@lucabonometti1170]

All the rhythm guitars were recorded by Bill ;)

[@ziggylayneable]

Thank you somebody needed to say that.I wanted to read the comments to make sure I wasn't going to repeat what somebody else already said because this is the same thing I was going to say

[@skynet3d]

Brad Młodystach he’s also the solo master. The best solos are his. Amott does only the more melodic stuff.

[@stephenc.4319]

Bill definitely did not write everything. Amott got a bunch of writing credits and is even the lead writer on some songs.

[@kellyjackson7889]

@Brad Młodystach Scathing pistons bludgeon and flail?

[@lancepage1914]

Amott wrote Carnal Forge - possibly my favourite song on Heartwork. Even though I like Steers solos more. They are both masters. That what made Carcass so great.

[@ChrisXMetal]

The guitar tone on Generation Hexed is one of my favorite ever. So raw and so heavy! Edit: it’s been a while and I realized that’s off of Swansong but either way, and amazing song from an amazing band.

[@TaylorDanley]

Heartwork is one of my all time favorite metal albums! Sick.

[@metalmaniac1501]

Need a tone video for Bolt Thrower's 'For Victory' next please Ola!

[@lancepage1914]

I concur. When I think Bolt Thrower, I cannot figure out what is my favourite album. For Victory is definitely a complete masterpiece of an album. And I binge on Realm of Chaos.

[@Thrasher_Abbatoir]

Ola.. make this happen.. we need BOLT THROWER !

[@waywardsuol]

coming back to this in 2024 because these old vids are magic and it's awesome to see how far Ola has grown from these days. Greetings from Texas Whoa yeah getcha pull THHHRRREEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@Cryptic-1-9-1-1]

Absolutely crushing! That's been one of my favorite tones for a long long time. Can't go wrong with a 5150 for that crushing midrange grind that they have. A big fat tone is great and all, but having something with a crushing mid grind like the 5150 will just cut like a knife through the mix every time

[@huntersmoon9724]

"sounds nasty... add more gain" best quote ever. Superb.

[@Creature1009]

Best and most relatable moment of the vudeo

[@PERPowns]

This has been one of my favorite guitar tones for decades now.

[@bikesnbeerz]

In this video, Ola actually plays guitar. And it did not disappoint the neighbors.

[@gibsonmesa00]

Yes!!! CARCASS getting some recognition!!! One of my favorite ALL TIME albums. 🤘🏼

[@jonmoser484]

Spot on good sir. Totally nailed it and sent me into a flashback of my youth. Thanks. Only seems appropriate to have a medical injury whiles playing Carcass.

[@lancepage1914]

In my teens when I came home from high school, all I would do is practice playing heartwork and necroticism albums on guitar. The 5150 came later though when I got a job. Brings back great memories.

[@JenMajuraOfficial]

Listening to that ("manly") tone makes me feel like back in my childhood 🤗🤗🤗🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@joehervey84]

Hey Jen, how you been,? Have you tried a Solar guitar yet?? 🎸

[@dustrider9306]

Du stalkst Ola ja wirklich in jedem Video :-D

[@JenMajuraOfficial]

@@dustrider9306 ja wenn schon, denn schon!

[@kj197734]

Reek of Putrefaction is my favorite album from Carcass. Great job on their tone!

[@matttaylor1449]

Love the tone. The 5150 has been used on so many great records.

[@RobKingRC]

Love the Heartwork album..And that's the guitar I'm going to get🤘

[@obiequan6362]

Tone on point! Heartwork was a masterpiece!

[@troymurphy6531]

Collin Richardson also mixed Disincarnate's Dreams of the Carrion Kind around the same time. That album was also a masterpiece.

[@FullpowerStudio]

Bill Steer’s guitar cabinet was used on that album. It’s such a great album - James Murphy rules

[@FuriousePanda]

Just bought a solar E2.6. cant wait for it to arrive

[@ZachComa]

This is one of the first albums a friend lent me that really got me into melodeath which has become my fave genre to this day.

[@antonstoyanov9665]

Ola, I have to say this was almost perfect. I loved it and I love Carcass. Morbid Angel next is a good idea!

[@InterstitialistRecords]

Iconic album and tone. The whole album crushes!🤘🤘

[@EnemyOfReality584]

My favorite Carcass song! Also Bill Steer is severely underrated!

[@morbidxoneq2013]

Necroticism is the carcass record that got me hooked. Those twisted riffs were and still are amazing.

[@StaaleMathisen]

One of my alltime favourite albums ever!!! ❤️❤️❤️ heartwork 🔥🔥🔥

[@twistedwill2446]

Yes CARCASS, BILL STEER , SURGICAL STEEL WAS ALSO ONE HELL OF A COMEBACK ALBUM

[@dathioz]

I remember a friend of mine always using one of the songs on surgical steel as a reference to the local kebab restaurant ... Unfit for human consumption ... Always made me smile

[@kampfkustomer2343]

Dark Satanic MILFs

[@ToadRash-mu3ln]

Not at all

[@SinisterMinister]

I love everything Carcass has released.

[@SonicMonumentStudios52]

So I credit a handful of bands and albums in the ‘90s for being the metal fan and guitarist that I am today. None get more credit than Carcass, Heartwork, and that opening riff in Embodiment. I was on the fence with metal at the time and this album, that song in particular pushed me all in. I don’t have a guitar in my hands 5 mins and I’ve already played 3 Carcass riffs. Great video, Ola!! Just another reminder why my 5150 signature model was indeed the right choice.

[@Bricklinsv1970]

Still to this day Heartwork is my favorite as far as production goes.

[@pandabearguy1]

Its damn good in all aspects. I absolutely cum buckets at the Clayman tone aswell

[@lordberly]

@@pandabearguy1 yeah, Clayman too

[@petermuller161]

I love this tone and all the tones you mentioned, especially love Demanufacture. The In Flames tone is another one of my favs.

[@MrShann17]

I'm loving that Solar 😍 That colour! Wish I wasn't so poor atm haha

[@QuikdethDeviantart]

Yeah I hear ya... I have a nice Schecter Demon 7 but I really want a Floyd Rose or similar on a 7... hard to convince the wife I neeeeed a 7FR... oh yeah, and with Fanned frets!

[@MrShann17]

@Lars Norberg Solid idea 👌🏽

[@MrDrop442]

I remember the first time I heard this album. The opening of that album just instantly made me fall in love with their tone.

[@szabolcsnagy7638]

I'm a Carcass fan since the early 90's. To me,the absolute sound and album is Necroticism.

[@TomMcMahonMUSIC]

I think the riffs in Forensic Clinicism/The Sanguine Article are among the best I’ve ever heard.

[@szabolcsnagy7638]

@@TomMcMahonMUSIC funny coincidence.. I'm learning to play that song right now 😎

[@Polyphemus.]

The first half of the 90s were my high school years. It's still my favourite period for metal. Sepultura, Pantera, Machine Head, Fear Factory, my two favourite Slayer albums (DI & SITA), Morbid Angel, Deicide and the mighty Carcass. Such an underrated period for metal. I still rate Necroticism over Heartwork but they're both awesome. Colin Richardson and Andy Sneap are probably responsible for about 95% of my favourite guitar tones. Every time I liked the guitar sound on a record I'd check the credits and it was usually one of those two.

[@CarRamrod-uf2ub]

Amen brotha! I'll throw in obituary's cause of death and ALL the local bands from whatever town we grew up in. Such a great time to share our aggression!

[@rrguitar1]

I saw Carcass open for Death, on the symphony of sickness tour. One of the best shows I've ever seen. They blew Death away.

[@FreshCanOfNothing]

I struggle to believe that hahaha

[@pedestrian6862]

I still wonder why people rate Death higher than Carcass.Carcass have more exquisite melodies than Death

[@rrguitar1]

@@FreshCanOfNothing Well...that's fine, but were you around during that time in 1989? Death were not putting out the same music as scream body gore and leopracy. Carcass were on their symphonies of sickness tour and that album was and is their greatest album to date imo. Music was getting heavier and more brutal. Death already went through that faze, a few years earlier, they were getting more melodic. Even possessed were loosing their heaviness. The newer bands were killing it and there was a ton of new bands every week one after the other. Believe what you want to, if you were there, then youd know.

[@zachrabbit5463]

@@rrguitar1 why does everyone think scream bloody gore is the best death album when it's the most meat and potatoes death metal album they ever made. Human, individual thought patterns, symbolic, hell even tsop. Death got better with age. Just because they wasn't growing about 'raping zombie whores' anymore didn't make them any less heavy...

[@rrguitar1]

@@zachrabbit5463 idk about SBG being the greatest, but I do believe that the first 3 albums were their best ones.

[@eddie811]

From garage type recordings which I still hold high for the time it was, when Carcass released Heartwork....mind blown, ears orgasmed and still do today! Epic game changer for metal recording and one of the best still today!

[@triledink]

symphonies of sickness and necroticism descanting the insalubrious is my favourite carcass albums, actually one of all time favourite Grind and Death metal albums. (symphonies is oftern considered grindcore)

[@ziggylayneable]

Symphonies of sickness and reek of putrefaction are basically grindcore albums but when necrotism was released they got a little bit more melodic. And then when heartwork came out it was super melodic.swan song was so melodic it was a bit of a disappointment for me to tell you the truth(even though the playing is incredible)

[@jav6665]

What a great band ahead of their time 🤘🏻 Carcass was one of the first metal bands I heard.

[@demonocusmetalocus3558]

Sounds like it took a lot of "Heartwork" to get that tone.

[@Musky809]

All time favourite of mine! Met Jeff Walker at Hell Club in Melbourne (Australia) after their concert back in 1993. Amazing times!!!

[@Kzzyn1990]

I've been waiting for this video for soo long, much love for bill steer.

[@glenncooper3524]

So much to say. I remember the other day you mentioned breaking your thumb making Carcass video. I was like CARCASS VIDEO??!! I immediately went to videos on your page and no Carcass. I was like WTF!!??!! Glad to see you just hadn't posted it yet. you nailed it especially at the beginning. I do the same thing, turning up the gain until I listen to it. Not sure what that's about? I think it's mostly from hearing the strings cause metal you have play so hard. Also be careful with that guitar you could impale yourself easy!! Love you did Carcass and nailed it. Love the guitar

[@yessno8800]

Was recorded In liverpool england... that’s we’re I live : )

[@brav69]

Same

[@corycourtney8923]

You fucking NAILED this shit, Ola. One of the best tone videos you've done and my personal favorite.

[@aidselmo1]

I Spent many of hours trying to turn people on to Carcass. Way back in 1990...early EarAche days.

[@XESexperience]

Have to agree with Ola 100% about everything stated in this video. The tone and playing is just brutal.

[@jorrickthole6505]

Awesome video. Nailed the tone! How about a Morbid Angel tone video of the Covenant/Domination/Formulas era? And/or coffee with Trey Azagthoth ?? Or coffee with Dino Cazares ?

[@theskullripper7731]

jorrick thole coffe with Trey ..hell yes it would be awesome!

[@daryl142003]

Coffee with Dino would be awesome since they both use duncan pickups

[@Ofeth]

I don't even know how to play the guitar but I always watch your videos, keep the awesome work and FAQ videos man! You rock

[@ontologicaldiarrhea6582]

1:56 - Matchin Head XD

[@brentwilliams5915]

You don’t know how long I’ve waited for this

[@yonathanmarihot8195]

all the gain, ALL THE GAIN oops I'm in the wrong channel

[@drtytech9885]

I've been binge watching your channel for two weeks now and I cant stop. thanks for helping me become a better guitarist. you've helped me create much better riffs then I ever had in the past. now I buy hat.

[@traceybrown356]

It was a 30th Anniversary Marshall Jubilee blended with he 5150 not the practice amp!

[@AlexRamosDrTaz]

Yeah, IIRC that's what was mentioned at the time to Guitar World magazine.

[@timetoshred2461]

SL-X blended with 5150

[@kampfkustomer2343]

@@timetoshred2461 SL-X/2100/2500 is beast

[@diegolegion]

The "combined" solo of the opener has one of the best musical taste I ever heard.

[@brettjohnson6541]

You did ugggh a mention in FAQ10 and a cover, BUT can we get a Bolt Thrower tone vid for 4th Crusade.

[@captainchaos8701]

i like in the subtitles when Ola chugs it simply says "applause". You tube now speaks for me, instead of to me.

[@moondawwg]

The beatles of grindcore

[@vinlander8484]

Heartwork is by far my favourite Carcass record!!

[@klossner7205]

What's you favorite King Crimson song?

[@Oilid]

No one: Carcass: here's the perfect tone!!!

[@terry85mar]

Dude your so fun to listen to and watch. I was stupid when i was 15 and bought a mesa triple rectifier when i barely even knew how to play guitar. I worked my ass off to get it. I had a schecter c1 hellraiser but i hated the extra large mesa cab i bought with it. I was too worried about getting an amazing heavy sound instead of playing. It ended up sucking since it didn't sound good on low volume which is the only way i could play it without blowing the shit out of everyone's asses for a 5 Mile radius from my bedroom. I actually started toget decent at that age but i was so overwhelmed with being self taught and too scared of what to practice as not to learn bad habits. Eventually i got bad into heroin (sorry if this offends anyone) and eventually pawned my Schecter and sold my Mesa off Craigslist needing money bad. I had no right to even buy those in the first place without even being good. Well it's been many years and im 28 now. Your videos are inspiring me so much to start playing again. This time I'm just going to buy a 7 string and whatever kind of smaller amp that has great metal tones (recommend me some please) and just learn my favorite bands songs. Nine Inch Nails is my favorite but of course they aren't metal so my next favorite band is Fear Factory. I'm going to just try and learn all of their songs and to get where i can play without making any mistakes. For the most part from what i have gathered on my own is most of Dinos riffs are pretty simple with the notes and cords but the picking is just absolutely brutal and is crazy how many riffs you can create on literally just the same couple of strings but changing the rhythm and patterns of the chugging. I'm not going to worry about trying to learn what scales or exercises to practice. I'm just going to have fun and hopefully get good enough to then start learning the more technical shit. It's been many years and i regret selling my shit but if i can scrounge the skrilla up I'm putting my heart and soul into guitar again. This time I'm sober.

[@Tenor45]

Good luck with your coming back to the Guitar. Heart works!

[@fabiogehrke2344]

Best video ever! after almost 10 years you have now attained the summit of your career. sorry to say this, but after this video you can only go downhill.. sorry... jokes apart, keep on metal \m/

[@alessiocarrara7900]

the coolest guitar tone ever heard

[@CheesePlow]

Great vid! Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses next... maybe?

[@michaelsidorick6033]

Nailed it!!! This is undoubtedly the heaviest sound ever put to tape.Carcass is one of the best bands ever. Period.

[@RiotControlStudios]

Meshugga tone video with the new Solar 8 string please and thank you

[@marcomarx9269]

I always loved those guitars on Heartwork. I'm a Megadeth fan, but in this album Carcass really nailed it! Amazing guitar tones.

[@JenMajuraOfficial]

👍🏼

[@gaatmoire]

Jen Majura almost first :(

[@FireAwayProductions]

I’m impressed with how incredibly close you got to the original Heartwork tone in this video. The gain and lows are set perfectly - great ear man.

[@paulmildner6357]

Black Sabbath master of reality tone video? Real challenge to master

[@gareginasatryan6761]

U Son of a ...