1 “The Gift of Guilt”, Gojira
“I first heard Gojira in 2011. We were in the middle of writing Black Waltz and out of inspiration, so we listened to The Way of All Flesh for new ideas. I’ve been a Gojira fan since then.” —Jarlsby
2 “Into the Fire”, Deep Purple
“Every part in this song is amazing. Some of the best musicians on earth, hands down.” —Öhrström
3 “Clockworks”, Meshuggah
“My favorite song from The Violent Sleep of Reason. Unlike most new albums, this was recorded live, which keeps the music groovy and alive.” —Jarlsby
4 “The Old Man of the Mountain”, The Mills Brothers
“Music like this makes me happy. This song has a lot of cool details with the harmonies and rhythm.” —Öhrström
5 “O Father O Satan O Sun!”, Behemoth
“They keep the tempo down and manage to keep a nice vibe throughout the song.” —Jarlsby
“I get asked, ‘What’s it like being a one-hit wonder?’ I say, ‘It’s better than being a no-hit wonder!’” The Vapors’ hit Turning Japanese was born at 4AM, but came to life when two guitarists were stuck into the same booth
“Let's play... you start it off now, Stevie”: That time Stevie Wonder jammed with Stevie Ray Vaughan... and played SRV's number one Strat
