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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Solo man was not entirely in the groove, but he could easily make that work even better with a few hours !! Rock on, loved it! π
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Metal riff??
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Hard rock and metal are just blues...
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Slay, gents
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Pete , trying to playing things slightly off . Is a new level of skill.
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I think I like the blues solo over the metal riff more then the over way round
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A blues solo in a metal song is basically Mastodon, hahaha. Seriously Brent Hinds is awesome and crazy
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What sort of metal riff is that supposed to be ?
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"Metal Riff"
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It sounds like something I would do and I've been playing for almost 40 years. I play Pentatonic blues a lot. But I also do metal chords a lot.
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Slash!
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They had fun
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A palm muted chord progression isnβt quite metal but I see what you doin
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well, it's not as if the blues is the template on which all rock and metal was born... oh wait, it is, therefore, ofc course it's gonna sound killer
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A soft rock ryrthm maybe
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So good πππ
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Needs a little fine tuning. It works.
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Alice In Chains lol
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Sounds so sexy
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@jamesdeananderson1411
4 months ago
Welcome to early 2000's Texas hard rock, lads. It is a harder riff version of what was coming out of the Mussel Shoals area in the 60's. Frankly, it is the MOST fun to sing to, therapeutically, because you get out the aggression but can slow down and dump the pain, sadness and loss. Bands like Strongpoint and Texas Hippie Coalition were doing that before several Oklahoma and Kansas bands followed suit. But Canada's incredible band, Big Wreck, was skirting around it, too... because the great Ian Thornley understood both old school blues and modern hard rock. Same with Miles Kennedy.
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