Arteconciencias: “He took the Ibanez Iceman off the wall and said, ‘I’ll buy it for you... If you promise me Celtic Frost is going to be a fantastic band.’ And I said, ‘OK. Deal.’” For Tom G. Warrior, the equation has always been Ibanez + attitude = murderous riffs

“It felt like a really special moment to celebrate by using the Frankenstein. It was like having my dad right there with me”: Wolfgang Van Halen on how it felt to use Eddie’s OG Frankie and Marshall rig to record one of Mammoth WVH’s standout solos | “It found its right home. Collecting is about what you love and what you are gonna do with it”: Joe Bonamassa passed up the chance to buy the iconic ‘Greeny’ Les Paul before it ended up with Kirk Hammett | 10,000 volt lead licks and the bluesier side of Peaky Blinders: This week's essential guitar tracks

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“It felt like a really special moment to celebrate by using the Frankenstein. It was like having my dad right there with me”: Wolfgang Van Halen on how it felt to use Eddie’s OG Frankie and Marshall rig to record one of Mammoth WVH’s standout solos

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Found on the latest Mammoth WVH record, the lead effort on Take a Bow was recorded using one of the most iconic gear combos in music history

"It found its right home. Collecting is about what you love and what you are gonna do with it": Joe Bonamassa passed up the chance to buy the iconic 'Greeny' Les Paul before it ended up with Kirk Hammett

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Bonamassa was approached with the prospect of purchasing the prized LP back in 2013 – the same year he played it live at the Royal Albert Hall

10,000 volt lead licks and the bluesier side of Peaky Blinders: This week's essential guitar tracks

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Check out killer new cuts from Ace Frehley, Judas Priest, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Anna Calvi, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Alkaline Trio, and many more

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"He took the Ibanez Iceman off the wall and said, 'I'll buy it for you... If you promise me Celtic Frost is going to be a fantastic band.' And I said, 'OK. Deal.'" For Tom G. Warrior, the equation has always been Ibanez + attitude = murderous riffs

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The black metal guitar icon inspired a generation of heavy players, including Dave Grohl and Mark Tremonti. Thomas Gabriel Fischer reveals what kindled his unending love of Ibanez, the benefits of writing bloodthirsty riffs on tiny practice amps, and the "absolutely crucial thing that people completely underestimate in achieving a guitar sound"

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"It's the sound of the Stones: a five-string with a six-string on top. Guitars are amazing things – you can make an orchestra out of them…" Keith Richards on life without Charlie, The Beatles, and the Stones' turbocharged new album, Hackney Diamonds

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In an exclusive interview, Keef talks about the magic of the band's first album of original material in 18 years, and why losing a string created a whole new sound for the Rolling Stones

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