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Pas de souci ^^ Je ne suis pas sur de l'avoir joué 100% juste, et je suppose que Chamberlin variait de toute façon.

Yes, Railhammer chisels and the guitar is a Reverend Sensei.

@@jefft5854 yeah I looked it up, got ovation GP vibes, Love it.

A Behringer SF300 for Scott's part. For Bob's, any of the other fuzz pedals that I have: a FFM3 fuzzface mini, nano Russian muff (the army green one) or the Dr No Kafuzz.

The guitar was tuned in Drop C, so Anodizer was unavoidable ^^

Thanks, I love Mammoth too from the same album.

Thanks! I learned it by ear. It's all box 1 pentatonic from 10th fret, with all licks starting and finishing on a C (3rd string 12th fret). I can make a quick vid showing the licks slowly if that may help.

@@jefft5854 hi Jeff, I ended up doing the same thing - playing your vid in 1/4 speed 😀 reeeeaaal slooooooow - think I got the idea! Thanks and keep it up! Cheers!

de rien !🤘

Thanks! I can play the Saturn III riffs, but I never gave a try at the solos. They sound easy enough but they are 2 with doubled guitars, so more or less 4 leads to learn :D I will give it a try after I finish a couple of other "big" songs.

It is a Reverend Sensei.

Thus Love ;) The best post-punk band since Interpol imho. Not the kind of music I listen to everyday, but everything they've released so far is good.

Thanks!

Dammit I played it half like Mongoose then 😆

I do not remember for sure, I think it was the Dr. No Kafuzz. I also use sometimes an EXH Sovtek big muff and an MXR classic 108.

@@jefft5854 ty man

@@jefft5854 circle jerks

Yes, great track. The first part of Low Road in Fu30 had a similar southern rock vibe.

What pedals do you like to create Fu Manchu sound. I have a boss fuzz. It's ok..orange amp. I know Balch also has his own pedal I haven't looked into it though.

@@MGS61 For Scott's sound, I usually go cheap and use a Behringer SF300 or the built-in Katana octave fuzz (they do sound the same). Tbh I don't like the tone so much but it sounds great together with another type of fuzz. For Bob, I use the MXR 108 fuzz face or a green russian/sovtek big muff or a Dr No Kafuzz and try to tweak it to match more or less the recording. I cannot get anywhere near his solo tones though (sometimes super creamy, sometimes with lots of mid range). His sig fuzz pedal sounds fantastic when he plays it but I guess it also depends very much on his guitar pickups and amp as well. Eddie's tone is easier: marshall amp with some gain (or emulation on Katana for me) with a fuzzface, and if it isn't gnarly enough, a sort of tubescreamer in between.

Yes, they're great channels!

The OP shirt and Vans shoes make up for the mistakes😁 I've started learning The Return of Tomorrow this week. I'll have a look at Loch Ness Wrecking Machine after that but I know for sure that Bob's shredding at the end of the solo is way above my skills.

Thank you!

Thanks! That is indeed a Sensei. The amp is a basic Katana mk2 with big muffs (a Sovtek/EHX big muff reissue and a Kafuzz) pushed by an EQD plumes. I guess the Katana effects would be enough to get similar sounds, but it's simpler turning knobs on a couple of pedals than using the software.

@@jefft5854 thats a killer sound especially for an amp thats so cheap. ive considered getting a sensei but none of the local stores carry them and im leary of spending that much on a guitar ive never played. they sound great though from what ive heard

@@warshipsatin8764 In Europe you can find a good second-hand sensei for something like 600€. Comparing with my other guitars (a Fender tele FMT and an Epiphone SG with Gibson pickups) I'd say the sensei gives overall a better value.

Thanks!

Nice selection! 👍 I would add Nebula, The Atomic Bitchwax, Earthless and Lowrider.

Thanks!

thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks! Anodizer is one I tried early when learning guitar and I stalled on the "Flying over my head" riff 😁 I'll give it another try.

Thanks ^^

Yes, verse and chorus riffs are the same.

Thanks :)

Thanks!!

It's D standard.

@@jefft5854 is it dropped D as well? It appears as though you’re barring the full fretts on the low E string

@@darkstaarzero It's standard D (DGCFAD). All power chords are played with standard fingering, not by barring the low strings. What is the part that confused you?

Yes D standard. My list of songs to learn is already too long but I'll add Planet of the Ape Hangers, it's a fun one. I'll see Brant Bjork's Trio in about a week, can't wait to hear him live.

@jefft5854 ugh don't remind me... I missed him when he came to PHX.

Yes. Perhaps one day I'll get his signature model ;)

@@jefft5854 I’ve taken Skype guitar lessons from Bob for years. He is a supercool guy. It looked like you were playing a Reverend Sen Sei guitar; his signature one has just a couple of different parts and it’s a killer guitar but very similar to the Sen Sei.

@@EchoApexFirstEcho That's great! His lesson videos on playthisriff are lots of fun.

Thanks!!

D Standard (D-G-C-F-A-D), like 99% of Fu Manchu songs

Thank you

Yes it is :)

Most of them are D Standard, off hand the only one I can think of that I know thats not is Evolution Machine in Drop C (I thought it was in C Standard at first but turns out its Drop C)

Thanks!! It is a Reverend Sensei RA.

Thanks! That song was not on my list, I'll give it a good listen. Not sure the Katana can handle the effects and my fingers can handle the solo ;)

@@jefft5854 Thanks for your quick reply. The effects don't need to be exact replicas though ;-) Would be a fun song to learn. Cheers

Merci !