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Question for more experienced live players: my band is considering covering this. After the Phrygian (Dominant?) break in the middle, how do you get the band to come back in together without a count from the drummer? Does one person act as conductor and give a cue somehow? Or do you just practice it a hundred times until you agree on how it goes?
This question generally applies to any piece with a break in the middle that is free time.
Unless you're Matt Crooks.
When the Gar/Chris lineup was sober, they were better. :yesway:
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Ahh, I remember my first experience hearing Megadeth.
It was The System that Failed, which I got back in early 2004.
Needless to say, I was quite underwhelmed.
Later that year, I bought Rust In Peace because I saw it cheap in a store and this was before I even knew of it's importance to metal and how critically acclaimed it was.
Within about 30 seconds of hearing it, I knew it was going to a fucking killer album.
Just totally changed my world really.
Still the best thrash metal album ever IMHO. Nothing before and after has topped it since, and I don't see any thrash album coming out that will ever top it.
RIP and Kill 'Em All were the two albums that made me just want to learn how to play thrash metal rhythm guitar.
These days, I'm more of a death metal and groove metal fan than thrash admittedly, but I know without those two albums, I would never be listening to death and groove metal today.
Ahh, I remember my first experience hearing Megadeth.
It was The System that Failed, which I got back in early 2004.
Needless to say, I was quite underwhelmed.
Later that year, I bought Rust In Peace because I saw it cheap in a store and this was before I even knew of it's importance to metal and how critically acclaimed it was.
Within about 30 seconds of hearing it, I knew it was going to a fucking killer album.
Just totally changed my world really.
Still the best thrash metal album ever IMHO. Nothing before and after has topped it since, and I don't see any thrash album coming out that will ever top it.
RIP and Kill 'Em All were the two albums that made me just want to learn how to play thrash metal rhythm guitar.
These days, I'm more of a death metal and groove metal fan than thrash admittedly, but I know without those two albums, I would never be listening to death and groove metal today.
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We've covered it, and the drummer counts you back in. Watch the video, and you can hear Menza give the two count.
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My band has recorded several songs where we have always always always always played it with a count, but we didn't have any count in the recordings we made. For some songs, it sounds a lot lot cooler without a count, but is a lot harder to do live, so you do it with a count.
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Thanks guys. Will watch the video when I get home.
Then I have to start practicing that run since my other guitarist said he wasn't going to touch it. :lol:
Then I have to start practicing that run since my other guitarist said he wasn't going to touch it. :lol:
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Try playing along to the entire album like I did when I was 16. That'll get your rhythmic juices flowing.
Also, damn you Broderick...
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damn listen to that. Even on Youtube that band sounded fantastic live. The drums the guitar tone, Friedman and Mustaine's lead guitars.....aargh I miss seeing 90s megadeth live.
Yup! :metal: Mustaine (and 'Deth) at their peak, and kicking ass from start to finish. There isn't a single bad song on RIP.
Also, how the fuck does Mustaine manage to sing this tune while playing it? :lol: I used to cover this back in the day, and if you asked me a question and I had to answer with "yes" or "no" at any given time, there would be a 99.999e+Leon chance that I'd fuck up.
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Practice it 1,000 times and it you could probably tune your bike while playing it.
My high school cover band only played that song, Master of Puppets and Wasted Years, so I'm pretty sure my Holy Wars Playthrough Counttm is pretty high. :lol:
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OK. Be Dave Mustaine and you could probably pull it off. :lol:
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Ugh, he plays the solos competently, but it's like he's just going through the motions rather than really trying to actually get that pick inflections Marty had.
On Endgame I just felt Broderick just didn't have the kind of amazing phrasing and melodic flair that either Friedman or Poland had back in their Megadeth days.
Gar > Nick
Chris > Marty
QFT
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