Loomis and Older Nevermore

[Genius Gone Insane]

I’m talking about “Nevermore” and “In Memory” in particular. I popped In Memory into my CD player a couple days ago and was blown away by the guitar work. Yes I still use a CD player. Loomis’s work was magnificent even then. I need to listen to these two more often. Kernon’s production is awesome, too.

 

[Pman]

I’m talking about “Nevermore” and “In Memory” in particular. I popped In Memory into my CD player a couple days ago and was blown away by the guitar work. Yes I still use a CD player. Loomis’s work was magnificent even then. I need to listen to these two more often. Kernon’s production is awesome, too.

Every song on In Memory is fantastic.

 

[kaomao]

Old school nevermore was very gloomy, very dark!
It was difficult to get into it, but once you were into that stuff it blown your mind!

 

[Skadsson]

Dreaming Neon Back is probably my fav Nevermore album. I really love the simplicity of some of the riffs and solos as opposed to the technicality that Loomis displays today - though i enjoy that too at times. People often forget that he is a killer songwriter, not just some stunt guitar player.

 

[NK]

Thanks, GGI!

 

[Genius Gone Insane]

Haha hell ya Neil!!

 

[J the TyranT]

Lets just do this:

Every Nevermore album fucking rips in its own way

Loomis is ridiculous in every way. He writes, he shreds, and he's a down to earth motherfucker

And Neil's production on those albums kills. DNB is such an underappreciated album in every facet. People should be forced to listen to it.

 

[CubanDude]

Yeah, DNB is great, also love the production. The bass is almost overbearing, but it serves the atmosphere of the album very well. Overall one of the best of all time.