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Getting Sequestered And Not Really Knowing What To Do With Your Time And Then Discovering, 'oh, I Can Watch A Bunch Of Horror Movies' Has Probably Played Out In A Lot Of People's Discovery Of Horror.

For The 'load' Album, I Was Experimenting So Much With Tone That I Had To Keep Journals On What Equipment I Was Using. For 'hero Of The Day', I Know I Used A 1958 Les Paul Standard With A Matchless Chieftain, Some Boogie Amps And A Vox Amp - Again, They're All Blended.

My Guitars Are My Umbilical Cord. They're Directly Wired Into My Head.

When I Got My First Marshall Amp, It Was So Empowering. No One Ever Forgets Their First Marshall Amp If You're A Guitar Player Pursuing A Big Powerful Sound. I Mean, No One Ever Forgets Their First Marshall Amp.

A Lot Of The Main Characters In Horror Movies Are Outsiders As Well, So That Outsider Syndrome Reverberates Within Horror Fans And Geeky Collectors. It's Kind Of A Rallying Call That Brings Fans And Collectors Together Who Are A Little Socially Retarded, Maybe.