Things Dont Look Good- Genghis Tron

http://www.rawku.com Hamilton Jordon from Genghis Tron shows you how to play "Things Don't Look Good" from the album , Board Up The House
Check Rawku.blogspot.com for the full lesson and more from Hamilton

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[jadefalcon5]

"I don't really understand time signatures, and I don't think its that important to"

=/

thats concernable lol

[ThreeSixtydroid]

when you take it out of context like that it sounds like hes a guitar noob lol

[aminingcommunity]

you kids are lucky these days. time signatures now are as varied as apple-pad apps. when i was a kid, we couldn't afford odd time signatures.

[mdokane]

Time signatures are really important in order to sound ultra pretentious. Like I'm sitting there counting the 16th notes in a blast beat, give me a fucking break. Its important in orchestral music because you have 30 people reading sheet music who need to know when the beat shifts, its largely irrelevant in metal.

[RENN357]

@jadefalcon5

it's really not.....i don't know the difference between 9/4 9/8 or whatever....as longa s you know the beats per bar is their that much more to understand?

i used to play in a fairly technical band too...

[JEREMYTRUJEQUE]

This is a horrible lesson. You didint even cover the whole song.

[PenguinMan013]

First Act?....

[mrmeyerguitar]

and the tapping? lol. the only reason i watched this was because i though that was to be included, because the other parts i can learn by ear. FAILOFAVID. <3 G.T.

[nic2152]

lol time signatures r like the most important thing about music learn something people

[SLPYproductions]

My only issue with this "lesson" is that it's missing a few riffs.

Namely the great riff from the first verse of the song.

[SLPYproductions]

I think you mean disconcerting.

Anyway, I think the song would be in 9:4 time. Since he counts each beat on 2 eight notes. If it were 9:8, then each 8th note would be a beat.