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Mille Petrozza is one of my biggest inspirations as a guitar player (along with J Mascis and Chuck Schuldiner).

 

been learning a few more Kreator riffs this week, and this has always been my favourite album of theirs, so this week I put forward...

 

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Randomly pulled one from the shelf today and it was this (don't think had it in this thread before but apols if so).....

 

 

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On 24/07/2026 at 09:56, -TLR- said:

Mille Petrozza is one of my biggest inspirations as a guitar player (along with J Mascis and Chuck Schuldiner).

 

been learning a few more Kreator riffs this week, and this has always been my favourite album of theirs, so this week I put forward...

 

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Saw em live back in march, and they were bloody marvellous - all flames, ghouls and skulls on sticks. And so tight musically! (i'm a Pleasure To Kill man in terms of albums, mind) 

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No idea if it's been mentioned already but last week I was inspired to listen to Hole, Live Through This for the first time in, I dunno, 30 years maybe. 

Good lord that's a belting album. Not gonna be another 30 years, that's for sure.

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