Tones that make you go "Whoa!"

[311splawndude]

AC/DC - Hell Bells


Alice in Chains - Rooster


Billy Idol - Flesh for Fantasy


Boston - More than a Feeling


Cinderella - Somebody Save Me


Cream - White Room (no matter what I do, I can't get this to post In-Player)
https://youtu.be/ond4Wp9nPhM?si=3VgNIfI3sZ_tU4GP


Not to the Ds yet

 

[hammered]

 

[Techdeth]

Van Halen - Eruption


Metallica - Blackened


In Flames - Only for the Weak


Dream Theater - About to Crash (Reprise)


Steve Vai - Bad Horsie

Yes!

 

[Rex Rocker]

Every time I hear this record, I'm impressed by that tone.

But if you wanna go for the classics, I mean... hard to top this:



I also just discovered this band, and I'm loving this HM-2 tone:

 

[jbru91]

First one that came to mind for me was H. H. Boogie.

 

[flimz]

As cool as the guitar tone is on this album, I think that bass tone is a MAJOR contributor to the overall tone.

 

[NorCal_Val]

There’s so many! And a lot of them are listed!
So, I’ll go with some that were less well known.

 

[311splawndude]

Damn Yankees - Coming of Age


David Lee Roth (Vai) - Hina


Def Leppard - Animal


Disturbed - Stupify


Dokken - Without Warning

 

[311splawndude]

Eric Clapton - Layla


Fleetwood Mac - You Make Loving Fun


Foghat - Slow Ride


Foo Fighters - Everlong


Foreigner - Jukebox Hero

 

[Geo]

 

[VonBonfire]

How about Gatemouth? Good old Firebird into what looks like a Twin:

 

[VonBonfire]

How bout some Jerry Reed then?

 

[NowYou'rePlayingWithPower]

I'm sure most none of y'all would agree, but the the live tones from Robin Finck's setup in the early 00's NIN tours were the most awesome I remember to this day. I dunno, maybe I'm just romanticizing, but that made my hair stand on end at every show. Filter's bass tone at the Zombie/Cooper tour last year was pretty sweet, too. Had some awesome grind to go with the punch. Stands out to me from recent memory. Rammstein has always been a fav of mine. Especially live.

 

[japetus]

When Mer De Noms- A Perfect Circle came out, I was really into how they mixed those tones. It sounded digital, organic, and everything at once.

 

[VonBonfire]

Always thought this guy had some killer clean tone with his strat and some Peavey, not sure what the model is but it sounds great.

 

[Jimty]

Love the tone in this live version of Mississippi Queen from 1974. Raw.

 

[Jimty]

Also - plenty of great moments in this. I’ve always really enjoyed the riffing that starts around 8:35 and then how it all builds / self-destructs from 12:40 onwards…

 

[anomaly]

Chevelle - NIRATIUS
Lamb Of God - Omens
Metallica - black album, master of puppets

That's all I can think of right now. Omens really surprised me, I think it's gotta great tone to it. I think it was recorded mostly with a Badlander??

 

[NowYou'rePlayingWithPower]

John Fogerty's voice.

 

[VonBonfire]

Belton it out....