This songs has powerful riffs and interesting guitar effects, very typical of Tom Morello the guitar player for the band. The tuning is Drop D. It is played with lots of overdrive. The solo is very simple, but you need to have a kill switch on your guitar and an effect called Step, it is a Boss pedal.
Audioslave - Show Me How to Live P1
Audioslave - Show Me How to Live P2
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This is a fun song to play, as it is all power chords, but it’s quite fast. The first three pages are the rhythm guitar and the last page is the lead guitar.
The Offspring - Can’t Repeat Music Sheet P1
The Offspring - Can’t Repeat Music Sheet P2
The Offspring - Can’t Repeat Music Sheet P3
The first two lines are the lead guitar that is heard in the Intro and at the end of the Choruses. The last three lines are the lead guitar in the Outro.
The Offspring - Can’t Repeat Lead Guitar
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This is a fun song to play on the drums. There is a lot of bass drum work. There aren’t too many parts in the song and the fills stay the same throughout the song, so once you’re comfortable with the basic beats for the verse, chorus and solos it shouldn’t be too hard.
Gun’s And Roses - Sweet Child ‘O’ Mine Drums P1
Gun’s And Roses - Sweet Child ‘O’ Mine Drums P2
Gun’s And Roses - Sweet Child ‘O’ Mine Drums P3
Gun’s And Roses - Sweet Child ‘O’ Mine Drums P4
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This song has a weird feel to it, because it is in 6/4 time signature. The beat is very similar throughout the song, so once you get it, it shouldn’t be too difficult. Watch out for the Chorus, it has a half time feel to it.
Incubus - I Miss You Drums P1
Incubus - I Miss You Drums P2
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This is a fun song to play. In the intro and verse, instead of playing the hi-hat, play the rim shot of the floor tom. Other than that, watch out for the repeat signs.
Blur - Song 2 Drums P1
Blur - Song 2 Drums P2
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This is a surprisingly challenging for a pop rock song. There are a lot of punch lines, and fills that change constantly. The drummer for this song had a lot of crashes, so be creative with which crash you use.
Nickleback - How You Remind Me Drums P1
Nickleback - How You Remind Me Drums P2
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This song called Je suis une Pizza is a great song to play with two people. The top page is the melody of the song which is repeated throughout the song and the bottom page is the chords that are played behind the melody.
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This song is pretty simple, but the rhythmic pattern is very interesting. The song is in the key of A, so the chord progression is I - vi - IV - V. Note that the bass line is the same throughout the song, so the section indicated as verse is also the chorus and the bridge.
Stand by Me - Ben E King
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This song is a great example of Reggae bass lines; it follows the chord progression, while playing with rhythms and syncopation. A lot of the bass notes are not on the strong beats, which makes them stand out in the mix. Note that the rhythm is in double swing, or swing of sixteenth notes.
The chord progression is pretty simple, it is in the key of G minor and it uses the chords i - iv - v - VI. The most important thing to focus on in this song is the rhythm of the notes.
I Shot the Sheriff - Bob Marley Bass Guitar
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The song "Good Riddance" is a great beginner song for picking and strumming. If you notice at the beginning of the picking section as well as the strumming section, there are indications of which way to strum your pick. If you have a hard time with the rhythm of the strumming section, then keep the rhythm of the picking section throughout the song.
The song is in the key of G, so the main chords used are I - IV - V - vi. It is a classic chord progression. The chords used are also a bit different. You simply keep your third and fourth fingers on the 2nd and 1st strings respectively, both on the third fret.
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