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Today i picked up an old guitar mag and found a song by slipknot tabbed out. I decided to give it a go. Since they're a grunge band, i guessed it would be in drop D tuning. I played the song through and thought it sounded ok, then tried it with the backing track on the CD. I have only just realised why it sounded so wrong: You DO drop D....then take every single string down a further 3 frets!!! It's MAD! The bottom string goes down to a B for christs sake!!! And a warning to all guitarists: NEVER play ANYTHING by slipknot unless your string gauge is at least [.053-.014]. Plus the tempo of this song (people=) is 237 bpm! So really all in all, being able to play at this pitch and speed seems to make slipknot a pretty talented bunch...
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
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All the people with awful musical tastes are coming out the woodwork now.
*schemes*
*forgets how to spell*
*revises atop a salmon*
*schemes*
*forgets how to spell*
*revises atop a salmon*
Mess wrote:
> I love the sound Slipknot get out of two drummers. My dad says it's
> pointless and you might as well have just one, but he hasn't heard any
> of their stuff.
It IS pointless, haven't you heard of Avril Lavigne?
> I love the sound Slipknot get out of two drummers. My dad says it's
> pointless and you might as well have just one, but he hasn't heard any
> of their stuff.
It IS pointless, haven't you heard of Avril Lavigne?
Judah Ben-Hur wrote: It IS pointless, haven't you heard of Avril Lavigne?
The brits:
1 bassist.
2 guitarists.
15 drummers.
Point?
The brits:
1 bassist.
2 guitarists.
15 drummers.
Point?
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