The heaviest riff from The Black Album

[Tone Monster]

Love this song. Old school heavies.
Bridge riff from The God That Failed


(Hell Razor)

 

[RaceU4her]

my favorite song on that album!

 

[Tone Monster]

my favorite song on that album!

Yes! Dirty, slow, mean, and heavy. ???

 

[Techdeth]

Those connector riffs that James doesn’t sing over are my favorite parts of those songs . Justice had these riffs everywhere

 

[ChuggNorris]

That and Sad But True are absolutely classic heavy as rhino balls... effective... never gets old.

 

[311boogieman]

Is that you @Tone Monster ? I'm digging that guitar.

 

[thegame]

Thank you for not playing Sad but True, which is the birth of Bro Rock.

 

[Tone Monster]

Is that you @Tone Monster ? I'm digging that guitar.

Yessir

 

[stanbog]

Yep, that and the riff during the chorus of Misery.

 

[Soundstorm]

That and Sad But True are absolutely classic heavy as rhino balls... effective... never gets old.

What's crazy to me is how much brilliant producing and engineering went into that song in particular. Different amps and different bass tones emphasize different parts of the main riff. There's a lot tucked away in there.

 

[Dan Gleesak]

Thank you for not playing Sad but True, which is the birth of Bro Rock.

Kid Rock ruins everything

 

[thegame]

Bob Rock ruins everything

Fixed

 

[napalmdeath]

The Struggle Within for me. That badass groove after the lead at 2:56..... A decent lead too, (until the wah part we all knew was coming at some point)...

 

[rushcentrale]

I know that's a phone recording, but that's some good tone.

 

[Tone Monster]

The Struggle Within for me. That badass groove after the lead at 2:56..... A decent lead too, (until the wah part we all knew was coming at some point)...

Yes!! Love that one.

 

[dave74]

Thank you for not playing Sad but True, which is the birth of Bro Rock.

IMO the whole black album is bro rock.

 

[thegame]

IMO the whole black album is bro rock.

Pretty much yeah. It's no coincidence that bro rock is almost a perfect anagram of Bob Rock

 

[Tone Monster]

IMO the whole black album is bro rock.

It definitely isn’t the first four. Last half (b-side lol) is pretty damn solid sans Nothing Else Matters. Through the never and Struggle will melt your forearm.

 

[JimAnsell]

That and Sad But True are absolutely classic heavy as rhino balls... effective... never gets old.

sad but true still sounds "modern" to a large degree. like modern as in tight ass low end, big eq curves, thicc, etc. not like axe fx / kemper modern. no offense digital boys.
Not a lot of shit from that era aged as good as that song and tone did. its a banger, no doubt.

 

[CrystalSky]

Love this song. Old school heavies.
Bridge riff from The God That Failed


(Hell Razor)

Sounds great! Raffle for Hell Razor for me WHEN?!

Also what particular guitar is that? And what is that thing