St Anger, Cameron, V30s!!!

[RaceU4her]

i wanted to do a clip that has all of RT's favorite topics in one clip, so i said shit.. lets try everyones favorite MetallicA song "Frantic" with my Mockingbird with 81's, my Cameron Mig and V30s of unknown country of origin or date, that should be fun as fuck. well heres what came out


https://app.box.com/embed/s/bx9i2cbi060u46b1niw7lhy4zaztokn1


guitars

https://app.box.com/embed/s/6xm90hc0pd9edsw8bbft832zey8n3ko3

 

[John Frum]

The search goes on...on and on...

 

[RaceU4her]

incase anyone forgot how much the original kicks ass.. or something lol

 

[D-Rock]

Sounds sharp to me(?) I know the song is CGCFAD but still sounds sharp.

 

[Tone Monster]

That held chord at the end is devastating

 

[angelspade]

...I actually really dig this song

 

[RaceU4her]

Sounds sharp to me(?) I know the song is CGCFAD but still sounds sharp.

probably my shitty Boss TU2 being an asshole

That held chord at the end is devastating

song is heavy when the guitars have some nuts

 

[romanianreaper]

Badass man! Sounds nice and heavy.

Can you do a second clip and take the "ping" out of that snare?

 

[Techdeth]

incase anyone forgot how much the original kicks ass.. or something lol

Your tones are great too but I don’t care I think the guitar tones on st anger fucking rule . But great job fr

 

[angelspade]

Jimmy Page is a known admirer of Metallica's "St. Anger" album. Producer Bob Rock confirmed on a podcast that Page told him he "loved" the album. Guitar World reported that Page and Jack White both expressed appreciation for the album, which is often criticized by fans and critics for its production and lack of guitar solos.

Bob Rock, the producer of "St. Anger," shared that Jimmy Page, a guitarist he greatly respects, specifically complimented the album. According to Rock, Page told him, "By the way, I loved 'St. Anger.' It's a great album." Rock also mentioned that Jack White, another prominent guitarist, also expressed his fondness for the album, particularly at a screening of the documentary "It Might Get Loud," which featured both Page and White.

Despite the generally negative reception of "St. Anger" among many Metallica fans, Rock stated that Page's and White's positive feedback made him feel "okay" about the album's legacy.