Anthrax - Persistence of Time
Megadeth - Rust In Peace
Tourniquet - Where Moth & Rust Destroy
Jeff Loomis - Zero Order Phase
Nevermore - Dead Heart In a Dead World
Annihilator - Set the World On Fire
Xentrix - For Whose Advantage?
Toxik - Think This
Overkill - The Years of Decay
Pantera - Cowboys From Hell
Metallica - ...And Justice For All
Mercyful Fate - Mellisa
Realm - Endless War
Destruction - The Antichrist
Allegiance - Destitution
The Haunted - The Haunted
Edge of Sanity - Purgatory Afterglow
Overall music quality aside, Children Of Bodom - Hatebreeder album pretty much rides on face melting and neck breaking but still melodic solos. Alexi Laiho knows his way around solo guitar.
IMO yes. Bit thin as the bass guitar is lost somewhere in the mix (similar to Metallica - AJFA album), but no clipping. Serves CoB's unique (mixture of powermetal and melodic deathmetal) style of metal really well.
*edit* Perhaps better album for CoB's soloing would be their Tokyo Warhearts live-album. One of the best live albums I have heard, with lot of songs from Hatebreeder but faster and more skilled playing.
I second Children of Bodom, though you have to remember that a lot of their "solos" are actually keyboard-guitar duos. Though, of course, that certainly doesn't make them bad! Still one of my favourite acts.
Try Chokehold (Cocked 'n' Loaded) from Hate Crew Deathroll as a supreme example of shredding.
In terms of SQ, it's a bit loud and a tad compressed but certainly nowhere near as bad as, say, Lacuna Coil's Shallow Life. (blech)
yes for standard melodic solo you have the specialists: Malmsteen, Vai etc
But for stuff that comes from another dimension how about some truely sick "lava" work from Trey Azagthoth (Morbid Angel)
Where does this guy come up with this stuff??
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