Jack Fliegler, better known as ToxicxEternity, is a American YouTube musician. He specializes in doing covers of video games in heavy metal remixes.
History[]
ToxicxEternity was established on October 9, 2006. His first upload didn't come by until February 10, 2008, which featured a cover of the Mad Monster Mansion theme from Banjo-Kazooie. For the remainder of 2008, he did other themes from Banjo-Kazooie, which included the game's main theme and Gobi's Valley. Aside from the game, two individual covers from other games spelled, which were the Powerglove theme from Tetris and warp songs from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
ToxicxEternity began 2009 with a medley involving The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. Other notable covers included the gym leader theme from Pokemon Red & Blue along with the Wizpig theme from Diddy Kong Racing.
For the year 2010, ToxicxEternity did a cover of "For Whom the Bell Tools" by Metallica. Other songs included a medley of Star Fox 64 and an original composure by ToxicxEternity himself titled "Prologue".
2011 had limited production for ToxicxEternity as it did covers of the trainer battle theme from Pokemon Red & Blue and the final battle theme from Banjo-Kazooie.
2012 saw a little more production for ToxicxEternity, which featured a cover of the Nintendo GameCube opening. Two medleys came from two separate games, which featured Quest 64 and Death Note. Individual covers featured Silph Co. from Pokemon Red & Blue, Mad Jack from Donkey Kong 64, the boss battle theme from Chrono Trigger, and Mr. Patch from Banjo-Tooie.
Equipment[]
Guitars[]
- Fender Cyclone: Fliegler received this guitar as his very first instrument during his childhood. He does not use it during covers.
- ESP M2: 2008 model. Fliegler confessed that this instrument is his most cherished guitar in his lineup.
- LTD TE 406: The least common used guitar used in music videos. It has a Satin Black finish.
- ESP Custom Model: Fliegler had aspirations of getting his hands on a customer guitar by ESP, entirely hand-crafted in the USA. The model closely resembles to an M-II model with an FR, and the body color is a dark blue lagoon burst finish.
- LTD EC1000: Viewers often comment about this model when Fliegler uses it during covers in music videos. Has a silver burst finish.
- LTD M-II: One day, Fliegler visited an ESP factory in Hollywood and picked up a model bearing a Satin Black finish, stating that he "wanted this model". He has another guitar of a similar model in an Ebony Black finish.
- Charvel So-Cal: Fliegler confessed that his father played this guitar as it was built in 1981. He doesn't use it during covers, but a video showing his guitar collection and space setup shows proof.[1]
- Fender T-Bucket: Fliegler confessed that he purchased this guitar at Guitar Center for only $200. It is his only acoustic guitar in the lineup.