Heavy Metal Banjo (1998)

from Banjo Hangout Newest 100 Other Songs · host Toothless in Kentucky

This is the ONLY known copy of this audio, and that is a shame because I&#39m a little proud of it. It&#39s what my RB250 sounded like with a head mute (leveraged under bridge) and a set of two Bill Lawrence rail humbucker pickups while overdriven to 1000% heavy metal distortion and use of a wah pedal. Otherwise, it has a simple kick beat of drums. - I dismantled my electric RB250 in ?, but currently I really have the need to convert one of my Recording Kings to &#34heavy metal&#34 electric. Sadly, the mp3 was reduced to just 128kbps, and the original recording was made on a simple dual cassette tape recorder. I have had people tell me to my face this could NOT be a banjo, that it HAD to be a guitar. lol It&#39s my Gibson RB250 and no guitars were used.

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