Wall of Mouths

Hmm most of the newer albums are in different tunings, which is a pain if you are new to these things.

I’d still recommend most of Troublegum and Infernal Love, as both are filled with easyish songs.

There are some tabs I did for the two newest albums, but you WILL have to retune to play them properly.

In the meantime try learning Die Laughing and Misery.

Joe.

I say Teethgrinder - only:

Main Riff:
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-3-3-4-3-3-4-3-3-4-3-1-4
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Chorus:

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-5-5-6-5-5-6-5-5-6-5-3-6

Main Riff

Chorus

Solo: (Play it more than one time in the song)
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-7-7-7-8-10-7-7-7-8-5—-
-7-7-7-8-10-7-7-7-8-5—-
-5-5-5-6-8—5-5-5-6-3—-
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Chorus (without Text)

Chorus

Nowhere’s good and ups the ante a bit :D

Knives is dead easy (as long as you can count yourself in!)
:)

josepholney wrote:

In the meantime try learning Misery.

Joe.

Have to retune for that one, too :)

C’mon, Drop-D is easy. Have to learn it sooner or later. Just tune your low E string so as it’s in D, one octave lower than your D string. In other words, so as the 7th fret of the E string makes the same note as the open A as opposed to the 5th fret, as it would be in standard tuning.

Do I feel as though I’m making a very simple process needlessly complicated?

Don’t be a fool, Joe! Come to the Nu side… wha ha ha ha ha. Play it droped! IT MAKES MORE SENSE!!!

Well he’s right in this instance… He got the info from the top!

Joe.

Its not standard- Andy told me at the signing in Belfast.