Weird analogy and faulty opinion.
1.5 really???
Who cares if they take ideas from Meshuggah, they are the best to do it
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Who cares if they take ideas from Meshuggah, they are the best to do it
I've never heard these guys, but there's a band called Uneven Structure that does the Meshuggah thing really well. Their album is free.
http://unevenstructure.net/
I guess, I'll need to hear these guys.
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Awesome band name. And they almost identical to Meshuggah.
Nevermind what I said before
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Album is good, but the re-release ROOOOOOOOOOOOLZ
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oh I think I have the re-release, maybe there is a significant difference...whoops
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Album Rating: 3.5
man if you think this is the best meshuggah clone...
that is so depressing
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if this sounds meshuggahish then ill be bored.
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But the leads are amazing son
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theyre influenced by meshuggah but never get boring, until it gets to their breakdowns...ugh...
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what up Braindrill?
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lern'd that shit on guitar. it's fun.
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yeah it does, i just hate their breakdowns. they go on for way too long and its just a single note, pretty damn uncreative.
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their live videos of new stuff are pretty good
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@ 36: practice, practice, practice. if you don't take lessons, get some books because they'll at least give you some helpful tips. for the first few months, though, it's all about perseverance because once you get past the callouses and the fingering of chords and notes, it'll be easier to learn more
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depends on what you wanna do i guess. when i started learning, i would practice for a while then play some green day songs for fun [lol] and then when i started taking lessons, my teacher would introduce me to songs that required practice. so it's up to you
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rockhousemethod has some good beginner dvds that should help move you along quickly... but, hastings is correct.... practice practice practice...
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The pinky is the toughest finger to work with, but anytime you CAN use it, USE it.
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i don't recall specifically. but, a lot of times lowering the position of your thumb on the neck will allow you to keep your pinky in a much more powerful "grip" type position. also, you can run all of your scales using just your last three fingers as practice. your index finger will have natural strength anyway
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Yeah. When you have an hour to spare, just grab your guitar, sit down to watch TV, and then just hammer-on/pull-off two frets with every finger. Index-middle, index-ring, index-pinky, you get the idea. It's a great exercise to build strength.
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Album Rating: 3.5
walked into a room and met a guy named "this review". i promptly smacked his mouth for being awful
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