JEFF LOOMIS NEVERMORE GUITAR TONE & GEAR VIDEO

Going after the Jeff Loomis tone from the Nevermore album Dead Heart in a Dead World.

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[OlaEnglund]

Thanks for watching guys and sorry for being a little late with this one... SAABSCRIBE!

[trevillyan]

This Godless Endeavor is one of the best metal records ever made

[Chugz-n-Hugz]

Nevermore were the band that got me into 7 Strings as well, heard enemies of reality and it changed a lot about my playing and gear.

[doomsdayspectrum]

Most legendary metal guitar sound ever. Got so many of us into this freaking world of 7-string, high-gain crazy stuff. Thanks so much Ola!

[greekfreak]

You guys do know the story, that Jeff Loomis auditioned for Megadeth, back in 1988.He didn't obviously got the job, but not because he wasn't good enough, on the contrary Mustaine was impressed, but because he was only 16 at the time and Dave thought, he was too young, to go on tour with them.

[bobbysteurer]

Dude, when you launched into the "River Dragon" intro, I got chills. I'm a massive fan of the tones on that record.

[newamerikangospel]

For what it's worth, back in the day, it was a bass 80 which are dual wound and a little bit easier on the hands. This brought back memories of ravaging bass string packs for my seven string.

[lichen]

I love it when he says: this is my video and I do what I want!

[holdover]

12:15 That riff in Sound of Silence is one of my absolute favorites and a fine example of the genius of Jeff Loomis. Also, the solo to Engines of Hate is possibly my favorite guitar solo OAT as well. Hail Jeff Loomis.

[TobyKBTY]

The best part about this is hearing Ola geek out about Nevermore. This band and album changed my life and this tone was MASSIVE.

[its_dimski]

Dreaming Neon Black was the first Nevermore album I heard but Dead heart was absolutely amazing! Loved all their later work too. Thanks for this vid!

[rperry]

The early Nevermore records (along with Sanctuary) were very important to me. Loomis is the reason I play 7 strings as well. Do not overlook Dreaming neon black. RIP Warrel, you were truly a tortured soul, and one of the best metal singers that ever existed.

[cappy]

Nevermore especially this album is the best metal ive ever heard. Man its just perfect

[BigMuff]

Oh man, that longsleeve really brings me back. Great times for Nevermore between In Memory and Enemies of Reality...

[TightyWhities]

I love how he looks so amazed every single time he plays Loomis' riffs.

[THEDAWNISYOURENEMY]

I can't even explain how happy this video made me. Awesome tone. Legendary Album. Ola playing all my favorite riffs. 🤘👽

[ashleywillis]

Went total giddy school girl (I’m a guy btw) watching this. My favorite guitar tone from my favorite album by my favorite band by my favorite youtuber. I’ve been listening to Dead Heart in a Dead World since I was a teen when I first discovered it. Still get goosebumps listening to it cranked...ok I’ll stop now...lol.

[cortarelva]

First Nevermore song I heard was what tomorrow knows on a radio metal show back in 1995.
I still remember it like it was this morning that riff and Warrel`s voice entering "Dreams lie smashed again..." it became my favorite band right then and there and it still is.

[anthonymanuel]

3:00 that's how i sweep! Ola is so down to earth.

[HearthVader]

Dreaming Neon Black is the one that blew me away. It still blows me away how absolutely crushing the riffs and tone are on that album, and only in Eb. Its probably one of the biggest reasons why I dont detune that much. D standard is as low as I usually go. That album made me work on my technique like you wouldn't believe. I always figured if he could make Eb sound that brutal, then I'd have to too.