In a new interview with Emilee Capogni, STATIC-X’s Tony Campos was asked to name five records that shaped him as a bassist. He responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “‘Kill ‘Em All’ [by] METALLICA. Cliff Burton’s bass solo on that was huge for me. S.O.D.’s ‘Speak English Or Die’. Dan Lilker…
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