sir youre absolutely right

Says one of the best guitarists in metal right now.

And you're not so shabby either sir! LoL

Dean attempts to learn : This one ? Nah, too easy for you... :)

HEY DAD!!!! :D

You guys are just saying that because he wore your shirt lol /s

@@Mustafa-ou8qs You DO have ears son do you not ?

@@Sunedosa You DO understand sarcasm, do you not?

@@Mustafa-ou8qs Sarcasm in text without emotes does not fare well for the most part.

@@Sunedosa I agree. That's what the '/s' was there for.

Relentless fun riffage. Love these guys

I dont think they’ve released anything better than Nocturnal tho

@@louisleon4419 everyone has their picks for sure; as much as they've kept on the same trajectory, every release is a unique in it's own right. My tops would have to be Unhallowed, Miasma, Deflorate and Ritual. Funeral Thirst was my introduction to TBDM (and metal in general, really), so Unhallowed will always be close to my heart haha.

@@deathmetalanddoom Literally every single album was fucking amazing. There aren't many bands you can listen to that don't even have a bad song. They've managed to reinvent themselves but still keep the same vibe. Just slight tweaks to how they write riffs and drum patterns. Such a sick fucking band, especially through lineup changes.

I was just talking about this the other day. They never cease to be absolutely amazing at all times.

Psychonaut Pupildiallater wuuut. That’s hella cool

Killer!

That is so amazing!! I saw this band in Tulsa, OK and they were exactly as you described, loud and tight (like a tiger). What bands does your son play for? I'll give them a listen

right! i hear like some 80s shred influences and i frickn love it man. like george lynch meets deathmetal or somethn lol

Yeah I hear some Marty Friedman and some George Lynch, but my knowledge of metal is not super deep - who else do you think might have influenced him? He def stands out from other contemporary metal guys, whose names I don’t remember

cobrastriesand You can hear Zakk in his playing, and some Becker. And that paint job on his guitar is from the late 80’s Charvel and BC Rich.

wise man

That is a very very pretty name

Awesome 👌

Good idea. I’ll name my daughter Murder.

Lol same here! My daughter Dahlia is 9 months old today!

Yeah I love the new crackle finishes from Jackson, especially this one. Kinda would prefer a little more balance between the green and black though.

Sylver Death Lab right?! Finally a play through video with the instrument of focus mixed properly!

Lol one and done

A sentence you can also use in the gay porn industry

Jackson can build anything in the custom shop, he's using a Seymour Duncan trem bucker and what looks like titanium parts for his Floyd setup. exceptionally great guitars for sure. One awesome thing about KZfaq is we can all learn from each other and great guitarists like this one🎸 cheers!

I spy Titanium saddles... anybody know what Seymour Duncan that is ?

@@JapaneseGuitarFanatic probably just a parallel axis trembucker right?

Also maybe a version with a neck pup.. Even though 1 seems to work for him lol

Hard Rock Relics its a krazy8 custom shop SD. Costs about 160 or so.

Remmy 315 hell yea he seems like the kind of guy who plays on point too.

Yeah dude! Saw them on Friday! Absolute shredder and such a nice guy, had the privilege to chat to him afterwards also!

Really? They've been around 20 years haha. That's cool though. They've never put out a bad album but my personal favorite is still their first album Unhallowed.

You should get them out. They have even better ones on past albums

Better late than never🤷‍♂️

Checkout arsis albums unwelcome and visitant. Brandon here is on both

Gotta check their albums out, youre in for a ride

Laughed at this way more than I should have haha.

Lol

Are you one of those people who think trans should be able to use their preferred bathroom

you should on the top comment lol

🤣🤣

DeuceII Brandon is fantastic, but I miss the quirkiness of Ryan & his solos. Both are amazing players!

From what I've read/heard (?)..not too sure but I think Ryan Knight actually brought him in as a replacement for him..

I don't even understand how he's doing that...

​@@gyberic He just make a legato with alternating hammer-ons and pull-offs, and smoothly glides along the strings with a palm edge of his picking hand. Key word: Smoothly. Smoothly, touching a little. Very little. Just like at getting natural harmonics on the fretboard with a fretting hand.

John has my favorite solos ever.

@@jadebraddy2132 John's solos are real masterpieces! Compositions inside the compositions! They are magnificently deep, enchanting dark, impressively expressive and incredibly beautiful! Very few guitarists can compose solos like this. Brandon, unfortunately, also can't. His solos is just solos, they are good, but no more.

@@dexxpredwarior9033 I guess I need to practice hitting harmonics with my picking hand haha. I've seen guys like The Surrealist do it, but never sliding like this and I've never figured out how to do it either way

So true man. Saw them here in SA. Cut for cut it was perfect!!

one of my favorite guys to try to emulate right now, maybe its just me or does he sorta have like a tastful 80's shred vibe? I dig it

@@iLLuzion1st Yes definitely. Check out the video out on Loud wire. He digresses about his guitar influences

@@iLLuzion1st that's exactly what I feel. That 80s vibe that u no longer see or feel when you go to concerts nowadays.

Since waaay before that, too! I've been a fan since 2004, I remember buying Miasma at Target of all places lol. When Nocturnal came out it was a game changer, and then they one-upped themselves with Ritual. Fuck I love these dudes.

Just sell your free time :D

@@labounti I've been for the last 16 years. There is no hope for me

@@travistoole Do you follow a methodic and structured practice routine? I know lots of guys that play for well over a decade, but their "practice routine" is basically noodling around the instrument, which doesn't take you anywhere in music. Studying and practising in a quality manner is everything.

@@viniciusbertucci I try, I have books and stuff, but It doesnt seem to click with me. I can riff like crazy but solos elude me

@@travistoole Eventually you'll find an approach that works for you. I used to have trouble sitting down and trying to write a lead that was technical and coherent because I basically treated it as an opportunity to show off and I was never happy with what I wrote. Once I was old enough to stop taking myself so seriously I decided to just improvise on recordings. That turned out to be the only way I learned. Now when I record the lead I play the rhythm back and record improvised leads over it repeatedly. As I go along I can re-use the bits I like and it slowly builds into something I'm happy with. If you mean you have difficulty learning leads or with nuances like bends, vibrato, etc. the improv method helped with that as well because I had to trust my hands and my own musicality and those skills naturally improved. If you're proficient enough to riff then you can solo. Whether you'll appreciate your riffs or your leads more is TBD. There's nothing wrong with riff worship.

agree

Same, getting strong Kreator vibes in particular

Im gonna see him at irving plaza too! October 10th

Same here... Looking forward to them