MABB v6.6.6

Grudge wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2022, 02:26

Do you think people can use it to pass coding interviews?

Verbal wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2022, 02:49

zim, maybe you get it to finish that riff you wrote

Verbal wrote: ↑

23 Dec 2022, 02:54

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what are trey azagthoth's most popular guitars?

BC Rich Stealth: Azagthoth is perhaps most closely associated with his BC Rich Stealth guitar, which he has used extensively throughout his career. The Stealth has a distinctive shape, with sharp angles and a pointy headstock, and is often seen in black or silver finishes.

Ibanez Universe: Another guitar that Azagthoth has used extensively is the Ibanez Universe, a seven-string guitar that was designed specifically for the virtuoso guitarist Steve Vai. Azagthoth has used this guitar on several Morbid Angel albums and tours.

Gibson Flying V: Azagthoth has also been known to use a Gibson Flying V, a classic guitar model that was popularized by players like Jimi Hendrix and Albert King. Azagthoth's Flying V has a distinctive black finish and is often seen with a Floyd Rose tremolo system.

Jackson Rhoads: Azagthoth has also used Jackson Rhoads guitars, which have a distinctive V-shaped body and pointed headstock, similar to the Flying V.

what would morbid angel fans use the word "sard" for?

I apologize for my previous response, as I misspoke. As it turns out, the term "sard" is actually used by some Morbid Angel fans as a slang term for a particularly intense or aggressive style of death metal. The origins of the term are somewhat unclear, but it appears to have emerged from fan communities and online forums dedicated to extreme metal music. The term is not specific to Morbid Angel's music, but rather is used more broadly to describe a certain type of fruital, technical death metal that emphasizes speed, complexity, and harsh vocals. The term "sard" may also be used to describe a particularly intense live performance by a death metal band. It's worth noting that this term is not widely used or recognized outside of certain extreme metal fan communities, and is not a term that is commonly associated with Morbid Angel's music or image in a broader sense.

zim wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2023, 00:08

what would morbid angel fans use the word "sard" for?

I apologize for my previous response, as I misspoke. As it turns out, the term "sard" is actually used by some Morbid Angel fans as a slang term for a particularly intense or aggressive style of death metal. The origins of the term are somewhat unclear, but it appears to have emerged from fan communities and online forums dedicated to extreme metal music. The term is not specific to Morbid Angel's music, but rather is used more broadly to describe a certain type of fruital, technical death metal that emphasizes speed, complexity, and harsh vocals. The term "sard" may also be used to describe a particularly intense live performance by a death metal band. It's worth noting that this term is not widely used or recognized outside of certain extreme metal fan communities, and is not a term that is commonly associated with Morbid Angel's music or image in a broader sense.

vO)))id wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2023, 00:41

The new version is pretty scary.

zim wrote: ↑

08 Mar 2023, 00:08

what would morbid angel fans use the word "sard" for?

I apologize for my previous response, as I misspoke. As it turns out, the term "sard" is actually used by some Morbid Angel fans as a slang term for a particularly intense or aggressive style of death metal. The origins of the term are somewhat unclear, but it appears to have emerged from fan communities and online forums dedicated to extreme metal music. The term is not specific to Morbid Angel's music, but rather is used more broadly to describe a certain type of fruital, technical death metal that emphasizes speed, complexity, and harsh vocals. The term "sard" may also be used to describe a particularly intense live performance by a death metal band. It's worth noting that this term is not widely used or recognized outside of certain extreme metal fan communities, and is not a term that is commonly associated with Morbid Angel's music or image in a broader sense.