How to Play Battery Part 2: Main Riff, Chorus, and Interlude

[nick61729]

he really can't teach

[mostradamus108]

Dude, for the first solo did you downpick the whole thing? o.o

[RbAuMs1]

If you think the fill in this song is crazy try playing the beginning the headcrusher XD

[1232apx6a]

Were did u learn that from if its tab please tell me where u got it

[0Killerdragon]

that thing u call a reversed power chord is actually called a diatonic, but the rest is great

[ixcaliber]

Do you mind If I correct you? Those "triplets" in the main riff are just 16th notes in groups of 3, they are not triplets.

[xxDemonathxx]

buuuuu

[JPShreddinq]

what kind of line 6 is that???

[TheRealChemich]

thanks man you helped me learn how to do shit right, I'm a pretty pro guy myself I just get a little tone deaf sometimes. you rule.

[WakeTheBeast666]

interlude is win

[BettegaII]

Amazingness

[violentfighter2]

i have the same amp as you. what do u usually have ur setting on. like what is ur drive .bass. trebel. mid .and chanel volume on?? i can see u have it on the metal channel. plz get back to me.. hanks

[ghilliman666]

thank you! you are the only person i could find that played the part before the first solo thats about 3 minutes into the song.

[CasperFuckIN]

Those aren't triplets my friend. Call them gallops instead. Actually reversed gallops.

[productionsPurpleWar]

gallops are triplets, just gallops are the slang for triplets

[CasperFuckIN]

No they er not! Gallops are one eighth and two sixteenths or two sixteenths and one eighth.

Don't question this. I know what I am talking about.

[productionsPurpleWar]

dude, they call it gallops cuz it sounds like a horse galloping, they are triplets cuz u play three in a row if u listen it sounds like a horse galloping

[CasperFuckIN]

I know why they are called gallops. It's not a huge mystery.

Triplets are 3 notes spaced equally apart. Unlike the 3 notes of the gallop-rhythm. They are not the same.

Check up on your theory... dude.

[productionsPurpleWar]

k, this checks out, how i was taught to play gallops wer 3 even 16th notes, who explained it as 2 16ths then an 8th lik u sayd

[ixcaliber]

@productionsPurpleWar a triplet is 3 notes in 1 beat, those are just two sixteenth notes and then one eighth, in other words, two full beats...

[ZeAwsomeFrog]

i have same guitar!

Lol I got it for christamas @

[superskaternigga]

i have the 15 watt version of that that amp and oh how i hate it... woe is me X(

lol

[oOLegendGuitarOo]

you play good and i like your settings..

i got an ibanez 2

[iamtheonetolive]

Those are definitely sixteenth notes....

[zakkwyldeshredder]

what r ur settings on ur amp... it sounds great

\UR AWESOME

[Metalupyourass818]

i havew the same amp hes playing on the metal setting but insane sounds better if u dont have a metal guitar

[zakkwyldeshredder]

what r ur settings on ur amp cuz i have the same amp...

U ROCK

[guitarstar95]

you frickin' rip at the guitar. thanks for the lesson.

[wakko444]

BEAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[like9jews]

i have the exact same amp

[Drat333]

have that same amp. great amp, no?

[lewisnewton08]

im gettin that guitar :)

[Cain1288]

How long did it take you to work up speed on 1st solo?

[Zodorac]

like an hour

[Cain1288]

o.o... I can kinda understand that you've probably played harder stuff, and it was kinda easy for you to work up the speed.. but dude.. you must have a metric ton of natural talent to pick up the guitar like you have...

[Zodorac]

thanks

[XxRaddictionxX]

@Zodorac 20 minutes..... :P

[rip2shred]

That riff on the 2string E 3 string G going down a half step is a flatted fifth. That is what it known by. Stupid me I was playing it with a Bb and G when I first learned it years ago.