Just a Fender Hollow Body Electric Guitar.
Master of Puppets
I had an assignment earlier today involving Mac Pros. Considering that I’d be having some travelling and waiting, I decided to bring some music with me. At home I went through my collections and picked up one CD that I haven’t touched in a long time, physically. Yeah, thanks to the convenience of digital music, in the cloud. I loaded the CD in my computer and, well, you can guest the rest.
It’s Metallica’s 1986 seminal record Master of Puppets. I actually listened to the whole record from beginning to finish, without skipping a single second. That’s the whole 54 minutes and 46 seconds of musical bliss, to me.
The Slight Bend
Bend that note.
Taken with Canon EOS 60D and Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens.
Image is edited using Pixelmator 2.2.
Megadeth: Super Collider
New Megadeth CD titled “Super Collider” officially hits the street on Tuesday June 4, 2013 in North America.
Track listing:
- Kingmaker | Listen at Megadeth.com
- Super Collider | Listen at Megadeth.com
- Burn!
- Built for War
- Off the Edge
- Dance in the Rain
- The Beginning of Sorrow
- The Blackest Crow
- Forget to Remember
- Don’t Turn Your Back…
- Cold Sweat
- A House Divided [New Studio Track] (Bonus Tracks from Best Buy Exclusive)
- All I Want [New Studio Track] (Bonus Tracks from Best Buy Exclusive)
- Symphony of Destruction [Live from Pomona] (Bonus Tracks from Best Buy Exclusive)
Our friend Willie Gee recorded spoken lines in The Blackest Crow.
Guess The Song
The first bar of the song is captured in the photographs below. There are some nice finger-stretchings in this song. Most people I’ve seen playing this song usually chose to do the simpler chord or transposed it one step lower.
Taken with Canon EOS 60D and Canon EF 40mm f/2.8 STM Lens.
Image is edited using Pixelmator 2.2.
Megadeth premiers “Kingmaker”
Megadeth premiers “Kingmaker”, another track from the upcoming 14th record “Super Collider”.
Forget about the title track which gets negative initial reactions.
Jeff Hanneman, 1964 – 2013
Jeff Hanneman, guitarist of seminal band Slayer died at 49 on Thursday May 2nd, 2013.
OUR BROTHER JEFF HANNEMAN, MAY HE REST IN PEACE (1964 – 2013)
Slayer is devastated to inform that their bandmate and brother, Jeff Hanneman, passed away at about 11AM this morning near his Southern California home. Hanneman was in an area hospital when he suffered liver failure. He is survived by his wife Kathy, his sister Kathy and his brothers Michael and Larry, and will be sorely missed.
The last time I saw Jeff Hanneman and his wife off-stage was backstage at one of their shows months before the spider-bite incident.
UPDATE:
From Slayer.net:
