What’s an album you love but hate the tones ?

[napalmdeath]

“Spheres” by Pestilence. Love this record but always wondered what it would sound like with a more “conventional” tone. A extra bonus is it’s also filled with early Roland guitar synth.

I had that on cassette! ?

 

[crwnedblasphemy]

Yeah, I think Iconoclast is when he got away from the Line 6 garbage. I think he used a Marshall Monoblock power amp and POD HD preamps, as well as Vettas, live, prior.

He's been using SE's, Powerballs and Fireballs since Iconoclast.

yep...It was the Vetta when I saw them way back. But I saw Loomis use the Podxt rack mount with Nevermore a few times as well.

 

[Corey James]

I nominated Mr. Big, but I’ll pick on myself for a minute.

This song is on the list of tracks to redo, and the singers on board.

May I present my crappy, muddy distortion from a decade ago:

 

[8len8]

That Faith No More album with the hits on it. Not enough low end for me.

 

[Rick Lee]

5150

 

[Techdeth]

5150

Definitely . Although I did like the tone on summer nights

 

[Warmart]

Mastodon - Leviathan
Cardboardy drums, fuzzy scratchy guitars that sound like a Behringer pedal. Ugh.
Killer music, though, and I normally don't like Mastodon.

I have to disagree, I think the tone on this one perfectly set the mood for what it might be like on a whaling boat, going after the holy grail. The vocals, too. But this is one of my favorite albums so you can't necessarily take anything I say seriously.