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Mark Morton's Gear on Ashes of the Wake
Lamb of God’s Ashes of the Wake isn’t just a landmark Metal album — it’s also a masterclass in modern Metal guitar tone.
Released in 2004, the record’s tight, articulate riffing and aggressive sound helped the band on their path to becoming one of the most influential modern Metal bands.
Kirk Hammett's Gear on Metallica's Black Album (1991)
In 1991, Metallica released an album that would change the musical landscape for metal musicians. The self-titled album, best known to the masses as The Black Album, was the band's 5th offering and it launched Metallica to international superstardom.
James Hetfield's Gear on Master of Puppets (1986)
Master of Puppets quickly became known not only as one of the most critically acclaimed Thrash Metal albums of all time, but one of the most influential albums of all time upon its release in 1986. Discover the secrets to James Hetfield's awe-inspiring tone right here...
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Jerry Cantrell's Guitar Gear on Dirt (1992)
Jerry Cantrell's guitar playing style helped to define the unique sound of Alice In Chains. Formed in Seattle in 1987, by the time their second album, Dirt, was released in 1992 (following on from debut, Facelift in 1990), Alice In Chains were riding high.
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