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I've been blasting the Title Track for anyone who'll listen (and many that won't) since the album came out. And I bring a loud speaker with me :) Screaming WITHERED HAGS while waiting for a bus freaks people out sometimes... I forget I'm in public, and that's a sign of a great record.
It's good to see young dudes like James keeping the metal flame burning , we're all getting older . Halford , Biff Byford etc are now in there 70s . Motorhead are gone , Dio gone etc etc . Rock on James McBain.🎼🤘
No wonder that James praises Dave Mustaine and his playing style, I've always said that Hellripper is the dark and hellish version of early Megadeth. Hail Hellripper!
We can definitely feel the Midnight influence in his music and it's amazing. No wonder he produces such good music if he has good musical tastes and influences like those
I really love evil never dies and as soon as I heard complete and total f-ing mayhem I could hear the influence of that album and complete and total hell by midnight.
I asked him recently, he said “hopefully soon”. I would say that means there isn’t anything in the works, but I’m sure he’ll take the first chance he can get to come over to America.
Great choice of albums have seen some of your videos and they are great would love to see hellripper live im sure you will be brilliant keep up the good work
Megadeth is Commendable, And Hell-Ripper bought back the influences of Early Megadeth Vibes, That's why it sounds close with the Rhythmic Pattern of unique sound🙂🤘💀.
I have always said that I love music of all sorts, there is something in all genres that speaks to me. The only genre I could not find a song or band (that I liked) was thrash/screamo, Until now Hellripper is something special!
He couldn't remember So Far, So Good... and skipped directly to Rust in Peace which is a shame because So Far is a great album. Also happens to be my third or fourth Metal album I ever bought, which was in 1990.
The bouncier, almost funkier stuff like killing is my business title track, chosen ones, the conjuring, wake up dead, and Lucretia are some of my favorite examples. Not to mention, the solos are very reminiscent of early jazz solos
I agree. If you watch interviews with dave he always jazz but his nearest reference is the solo to til there was you by the beatles! I think he means different time sigs but doesn't like saying prog /maths or muso rock.
