GoPro Video: Megadeth's Kiko Loureiro Plays "Dystopia"
Once again, Megadeth guitarist Kiko Loureiro attached a GoPro camera to his Ibanez guitar's headstock during a recent Megadeth show.
Below, you can see what "Dystopia" looks (and sounds) like from this unique point of view.
Last month, Loureiro posted a similar video of Megadeth playing "Holy Wars." "Dystopia" is the title track from the band's new album, which was released in January.
If you're really into the "GoPro camera on a guitar" thing, be sure to check out a GoPro performance by Brad Paisley (where he actually uses the camera as a slide) and a GoPro gear demo by Eddie Van Halen.
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine was Guitar World's April 2016 cover star.
Dystopia - Megadeth Kiko's Ibanez KIKO100 point of view
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Posted by Kiko Loureiro on Sunday, April 3, 2016
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