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SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL - BONEBREAKER GUITAR PLAYTHROUGH BY JACK SIMMONS

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When the lights go out and the engine hums low, you can feel her spirit stirring again—an echo of the ’58 Plymouth Fury, the red-and-white devil that once haunted the silver screen, now reborn in thunder and distortion. “Christine” by O.T.H isn’t just a song—it’s a resurrection. A ritual of gasoline and ghosts, forged from the molten steel of Stephen King’s immortal nightmare and John Carpenter’s 1983 cinematic masterpiece that made America fear its own reflection in chrome.

This track drives straight through the haunted highways of memory, blending urban legend and musical exorcism into a single roaring embodiment of obsession. O.T.H captures that sinister pulse—the one that beats beneath every classic car show, every old jukebox tune, every dark American dream built on beauty and destruction. It’s a chilling love letter to the ghost of the rock & roll era, a time when the open road was freedom and death often rode shotgun.

Beneath the shredding guitars and pounding double bass lies a story about the danger of devotion—the cost of loving something that loves you back just enough to kill you. Every note is soaked in the heat of rebellion, every lyric etched in the oil-stained poetry of haunted machines and broken hearts. The music itself feels cinematic, as if Carpenter’s synthesizers collided with the violent soul of classic metal, exploding into a modern requiem for the mechanical undead.

Historically, Christine marked a turning point in America’s cultural psyche—a symbol of the country’s transition from the postwar dream to the darker truths beneath the surface of perfection. O.T.H’s rendition honors that era, blending the spirit of 1950s car culture, 1980s horror, and the unholy fire of modern hardcore rock into one brutal symphony of motion. It’s history rewritten through distortion—a myth brought back from the junkyard of time to remind us that evil never dies… it just finds a faster car.

As the headlights burn through the fog and the chorus erupts like a vengeful storm, the listener becomes part of the legend. You can almost smell the burnt rubber, hear the static of the radio, feel the heat of the engine crawling beneath your skin. This isn’t just music—it’s a haunted highway.
And somewhere out there, under the dim glow of a streetlamp…
Christine is waiting.
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Christine ::: O.T.H

I do not own any rights of this song! This is just a cover

Before I Forget was officially released by Slipknot in 2005

Original Vocals taken from the internet
DI multitrack by http://reampzone.com/

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Slipknot - Before I Forget

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Soy Bringmethelytos, y escribo canciones para quien alguna vez sintió demasiado y no supo cómo contarlo. Cada verso es un pedazo de mí: momentos que marcaron, emociones que no caben en una frase, silencios que ahora tienen voz. No busco parecerme a nadie, solo ser honesto con lo que soy.

Aquí encontrarás historias reales, sentimientos sin disfraces y melodías que nacen desde dentro. Si alguna canción logra acompañarte, aunque sea un momento, entonces ya ha valido la pena.

Gracias por estar aquí, por escucharme, por sentir conmigo.

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