www.ChrisBroderick.com Chris Broderick (Megadeth/Nevermore/Jag Panzer) - In his SoCal studio rehearsing for the upcoming Nevermore shows. Taken 7/29/07. www.ChrisBroderick.com
12 years late, but here it goes: 0:00 Beyond Within 0:32 Final Product 0:49 My Acid Words 1:09 Deconstruction 1:44 The River Dragon Has Come 1:49 I, Voyager 2:15 Born 3:09 Narcosynthesis 3:25 No More Will
beginning - 0:32 - beyond within (dreaming neon black) 0:33 - 0:48 - final product (this godless endeavor) 0:48 - 1:03 - my acid words (this godless endeavor) 1:04 - 1:43 - no clue 1:44 - 1:48 - the river dragon has come (dead heart in a dead world) 1:49 - 2:15 - i, voyager (enemies of reality) 2:16 - 3:08 - born (this godless endeavor) 3:09 - 3:25 - narcosynthesis (dead heart in a dead world) 3:26 - end - one again no clue. hope i could help a little.
How this clip isn't rate 5+ stars is ridiculous. This guy is utterly amazing. I am soooo glad he is with Megadeth because they will return to the glory they had with Marty. I suspect that their next album with Chris will be a rebirth of one of the greatest thrash/metal bands ever!
Awesome guitar. Awesome amp. That ENG: tone is amazing. Chris' playing is absolutely amazing. I hope this rehearsal means some of these songs will be played live again like Beyond Within and Deconstruction.
Just saw him a while back playing with megadeth... fuckin amazing is all I can say... He handles he playing beautifully and makes it look like second nature. A true gem of the guitar playing world.
His I voyager harmonics are insane. Cheers Jeff and Chris.. There's other guitarists that kick ass. Like Jeff Loomis, Darrell Lance Abbott, John Petrucci, Alex Skolnick, Alexi Laiho, Mike and Chris Amott, Uli Jon Roth, Eddie Van Halen, Herman Li..... It goes on and on. Love how bedroom guitarists criticize perfection. *thumbs up brah*
I think when Megadeth employs you as a lead guitarist... For SEVERAL albums, that should really shut down ALL critics. Chris Broderick is one of absolutely best guitarists to still be playing today. Plus, one of his Megadeth albums (Endgame) being considered by many to be in their top 5,if not top 3 best Megadeth albums is quite a feat. P.S. Jeff Loomis is another top tier guitarist right next to Broderick. They can proudly stand next to Jeff Becker, Marty Friedman, Paul Gilbert, and Yngwie Malmsteen 🙄 lol.
I play an Ibanez Universe 7 string. I have standard tuning on the normal 6 strings, but I have the low B string dropped one whole step to A, because I play in A minor a lot. I use the 7th string for heavy, low end power chords, but I also use it for 3 octave sweeping arpeggios, lower notes in scale runs, and it can also be used for a 7 string A minor(or major) chord.
really funny thing, i saw nevermore live in portland or, and when i saw jeff loomis tear it up i was like..... it was the best stuff ive ever seen, and to think, they had chris broderick in the band for a while? it was absolutely stellar with out chris, i wished i could have seen them with him. and slaves shall serve6, i agree, thank god nevermore is doing us very proud.
yeah dude, that's true. the Ibanez custom shop isn't open to the public either, so you literally cannot pay them enough to make one. I wish they'd release a chris broderick signature!
0:05-0:31 Beyong within 0:32-0:48 Final Product 0:48-1:09 My acid words 1:10-1:43 Deconstruction 1:44-1:48 Riverdragon 1:49-2:15 i,voyager 2:16-3:08 Born 3:09-3:24 Narcosynthesis 3:25-3:38 No more will
It's one of his custom shop Ibanez RGA7's. It's basically a mahogany bodied arched top RG with an ebony fretboard, 7 strings, trem and locking tuners (his guitars don't have a locking nut!). You can't buy them, as of now they're only made for him.
most often than not it IS that extra string. more notes - like choosing 24 frets over 22 but on the oppersite end of the the register. alot of riffs/songs/watever are alot more suited to lower key signitures. and as well as that its sometimes a comfort thing ppl with bigger hands find 7string necks easyer to play ^^ all those are exactly why i play 7s
when i use jazz IIIs i usually take sand paper, and sand down the sides of them a little bit, that makes it very rough and VERY grippy. works quite well for me at least, even when my hands are sweaty
With Jeff....he made unique music,one of a kind a completely different genere altoghter.Something refrishingly new.With Megadeth he s just become old school thats all but he is in great company isnt he? Someone who created something refreshingly new back then.
i think a lot of it has to do with amplifier choice, i experience the same thing as a player, different nuances come out from different amps, like some make you sound like you are picking harder than you are, and some will actually activate other tonal spectrums on the guitar, i think a lot of it has to do with noise dampeners too, but i that is just coming from me, i like both but chris is my personal favorite of the two.
donut you speak the truth about ibanez not being able to market a sig guitar for broderick, but he's with Megadeath now, and although they aren't exactly a great metal band anymore it still adds immensly to his popularity.
