: The song features a distinct G# power chord progression. The introduction uses a mix of palm-muted and open strums to create its driving, rhythmic feel. Production Credits : Lead Vocals/Bass : Peter Steele Guitars : Kenny Hickey Drums : Johnny Kelly Keyboards/Engineering : Josh Silver 3. Cultural Impact and Legacy
: The song's iconic two-second feedback loop and drum startup are featured on the "Liberty Rock Radio" station in Grand Theft Auto IV .
: Released in 2003 as part of the Life Is Killing Me album under Roadrunner Records.
: The song features a distinct G# power chord progression. The introduction uses a mix of palm-muted and open strums to create its driving, rhythmic feel. Production Credits : Lead Vocals/Bass : Peter Steele Guitars : Kenny Hickey Drums : Johnny Kelly Keyboards/Engineering : Josh Silver 3. Cultural Impact and Legacy
: The song's iconic two-second feedback loop and drum startup are featured on the "Liberty Rock Radio" station in Grand Theft Auto IV .
: Released in 2003 as part of the Life Is Killing Me album under Roadrunner Records.