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JDHampton
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Clean Solid and Crisp Signal,
no asterisks.
MASTER PROMPT: THE RUST GOD'S ANTHEM
Image Prompt:
Cinematic photography,
8K,
shot on Arri.
A musician,
the Rust God,
stands in a decaying industrial warehouse at night.
Rain streaks through broken windows.
They are screaming,
face contorted in cathartic release,
holding a heavily modified electric guitar that crackles with both orange lightning and glitching digital blue static.
Wires snake across the grimy floor like veins,
pulsing with light.
Giant,
monolithic graffiti on the wall reads: "AC/DC - Touch Too Much" The atmosphere blends primal rage with digital decay.
Ar 16:9 style raw v 6.
0
Audio Brief:
A heavy,
down-tuned reconstruction of AC/DC's "AC/DC - Touch Too Much .
" The iconic riff slowed to a doom-metal stomp,
played on a 7-string with thick fuzz.
Vocals begin as a low,
guttural growl in the verses,
rising to a cracked,
clean strain in the pre-chorus,
and exploding into a ragged,
cathartic scream on the chorus: "Seems like a Touch .
.
.
a Too Much !
" Drums are cavernous; bass is a distorted synth rumble.
After the final chorus,
the song disintegrates into glitching feedback and a pulsing electronic heartbeat that fades to nothing.
Philosophical Directive:
This is not a cover.
It is an excavation.
Find the scar within the swagger,
the haunting within the memory.
Transform a classic rock anthem into a raw,
modern war cry of catharsis.
Channel the Blood and Thunder philosophy: primal,
visceral,
and overwhelmingly powerful.
This is the sound of a Solid Band Australia reborn in the digital age,
where raw human truth collides with technological decay.
The mission is to shake the heavens not with nostalgia,
but with undeniable,
present-tense power.
Execution Command:
NOW.
PLAY.
WITH.
CONVICTION.
"OLD SCHOOL"
https://www.
youtube.
com/watch?
v=JGftIcp2SC0&list=RDJGftIcp2SC0&start_radio=1
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