[SIZE=2]Haha, nice. I personally think his voice get worse after FTR, but thats an opinion.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=2]I got a Jackson SLSMG Soloist. It is fecking awesome!


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[QUOTE=King_Of_Terrors][SIZE=2]Haha, nice. I personally think his voice get worse after FTR, but thats an opinion.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=2]I got a Jackson SLSMG Soloist. It is fecking awesome!


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lucky you...ive been wanting to play a soloist.

How much did it cost you?

1,000 $

:upset:

[QUOTE=King_Of_Terrors]1,000 $

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Well, was it worth the $1000?
My DXMG was only $475, and it was worth it. Although my guitar standards arent very high considering the last thing I had was a low end Dean...

My old music teacher has a Soloist, cost him £1100. Looking fecking nice to play.

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]It was a three hour train ride to Bodom :(
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haha, you weakling. I once travelled ten hours by train to see Pain, and this summer I was on a thirteen hour busstrip to the Gates Of Metal festival, which Bodom attended. Both completely mindblowing.

Of course it was worth it. Just a bit expensive, if you ask me.

Anyone else here having problems with the last solo in Sixpounder? Maybe it is just me, but I find it to be really tricky...

The solo on Children Of Decandene was tricky, but I got it down. Haven't tried Sixpounder yet though...

[QUOTE=King_Of_Terrors]The solo on Children Of Decandene was tricky, but I got it down. Haven't tried Sixpounder yet though...[/QUOTE]


I took one look to the Children of Decadence solo, and looked away hahaha. I am still working on my alternate picking technique, because I believe I am slow and my fingers are really weak. I do that chromatic excercise that alot of people do, but it only helps a little bit. I need to start off on easier solos.

The Sixpounder sols IS hard so don't expect to be able to play it so soon. Those string skipped arpeggios are what get me in that.

[SIZE=2]Enough with all this talk![/SIZE]

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[SIZE=2]Meh. It sounds pretty hard.[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=2]But seriously, Children Of Decadence is probably the easiest Bodom solo there is.[/SIZE]

eh who knows man *bangs head*

Children Of Decandence is pretty tough, I guess. I hadn't heard the real thing in awhile and it is pretty damn fast. The scales and stuff and easy, but playing it that fast without skipping any notes or anything is pretty damn hard.

maybe once i get my own guitar and start learning how to play ill know what u people are talking about and be able to join in instead of posting stupid comments such as my last one and prolly this one. wish me luck

Good luck then. I've only been playing a little under three years, so I don't think I'll be playing tons of Bodom stuff yet.

[QUOTE=TheUnavoidable]haha, you weakling. I once travelled ten hours by train to see Pain, and this summer I was on a thirteen hour busstrip to the Gates Of Metal festival, which Bodom attended. Both completely mindblowing.[/QUOTE]

You were at Gates of Metal? Cool, me too. Front row at CoB baby:cool:.

Where is Gates Of Metal at?

Children of Decadence eh, I think the only bit in that solo that I would need to practise is the bit where it's descending 3 notes per string using the pentatonic scale.

That is the easiest part!

Nah.

Yeah it is. What is so hard about it?

It's wide stretches, quick position shifts, string alternate inside picking 16th notes at 145bpm.

But then again, I take my accuraccy extremely serious.

Oh crap, I'm probably thinking of the wrong part. What part is it? How far into the song?

Well, you got the delay part, then the 1 bar sweep, then the next bar is the one I'm talking about.

Oh yes, that part. That is probably the hardest part, the sweep is surprisingly easy though.

/sucks at sweeps

Yeah I find sweeping real easy since I started learning it the proper way, starting slow, unlike some people over in the guitar forum. SShhh, don't tell em that, I'm sure they realise that anyway. :P


I think the Bodom Beach Terror solo section is pretty difficult.

How did you learn how?

Uh?

Oh alright, thanks.