@@ozziew007 Locking your hand to play a complicated chord and strumming that for the whole song is definetly worse than using so much dynamics to animate all these barres. That's all that makes it great, if he was just to strum these, this progression would've been boring and plain.
This song's intro is definitely one of the greatest things in the entire RHCP back catalog but 0:58 is the point where the REAL Frusciante-magic sets in!
What makes this song special is how little the guitar line and vocal line overlap in the chorus, but instead join perfectly. If you'd never heard the song before, you'd never guess what the chorus vocals sound like from the guitar track. But if you'd only heard the vocal track, you'd never guess the guitar line.
It's Marshall Silver jubilee clean channel. Whatever that means by "Clean Channel" since its a Marshall. It's also compressed to all hell. Very easy tone to come some ways close to. Cheers.
4 and a half minutes of isolated guitar and it flies by because of how dynamic his rhythm playing is. Killer tone, punchy, and beautiful. Master of rhythm!
I picked up the guitar on December 2016 because this song inspired me to play. Now it's May 2018, and I can play the whole song along with the recording. It was a lot of hard work but I love John's music so much that I never got tired of trying. If you wanna play this song keep trying!!
Yeah good job man I started out when I was 12 in my school band and my teacher was sort of a a joke when it came you to you learning so over the summer I grabbed my guitar from my sister and learned this whole album and now at age 14 I help teach the jazz band in my high school just for help. So keep playing you will eventually find a whole new love for music and playing
One of the greatest electric guitar instrumentals ever written. So damn good that it gives Hendrix a serious run for his money. And just like Jimi, John will inspire future generations for decades to come.
I think it’s possible that this whole song is actually his Jaguar. The intro is definitely a Jaguar, but the rest has the bright percussive snap and short sustain of a Jaguar too. Strats can sound similar, but not quite the same. Also, if this whole song really was the Jaguar, there’s a chance the amp you’re hearing was John’s cheap little Fender H.O.T. practice amp, which he used in other places on BSSM too.
It’s why this song punches so hard . Flea is on the uppercut , Chad delivers the jab . one . two while John is delivering combos . Anthony is like a butterfly , the band stings like a bee 🤩
This is one of the most important videos I’ve ever found. I can set it to half playback speed and actually figure out every note John is playing. Hearing this song inspired me to pick up guitar and I was frustrated not being able to play it as he does (no tutorials are that accurate). I love this song so much. Frusciante is the best guitarist ever in my opinion. Wet Sand is my other favorite of his.
PrecursorLegend Alright man, I gotta ask what your opinion is. Notice at around 0:09, when he does that hammer on, pull off on the B? Then hits the A, 2nd fret on G? It definitely sounds like more than just 3 notes, it sounds like he’s plucking the B after already having hammer on’d to it, if that makes sense. Have you noticed this?
Brandon Mucklow listening to it slowed down there’s definitely a click sound in between the hammer on/pull off on the B and the next note on the G string. Not sure but he might have brushed another string by accident or something.
No disrespect because I know you mean your comment with nothing but positivity and respect for his playing, but I genuinely believe Frusciante has his own vibes. He is in his own way, a Jimi Hendrix, people (not you) just don't realise that because they've never played/studied guitar - Peace & Love
@@Pinktree513 He's very inspired by Jimi; he's said as much himself, but I agree that he's a better guitar player in totality and every player borrows from a lot of the Giants that came before them.
@@robbielawsonguitar6446 Well John's biggest influence is Jimi Hendrix, but that's because he's playing the r&b fills around the chords. A lot of guitar players do that. Hendrix actually got that style from Curtis Mayfield, a fantastic soul guitarist from the 60s. Just throwing that out there.
@@kaicottrell1560 That's correct! John used his MXR dyna comp pedal and his Marshall amp gain to get this tone. I think he used his plexi for this one but I'm not positive.
--He overdubbed the high notes on the intro. --Best song of the 90s, which is super impressive feat. Tough competition. --Frusciante is the one of the very few players I know of where all I need to do is hear him play a chord and I instantly know its him.
the things he does on this track to make it so legendary are very interesting . i am currently learning to play this song and i have a few notes for people who also want to learn. this song has a lot of repeating parts but only one of them is ever repeated completely the one that starts with an F#m chord on fret 9 ,also in the best part (the verse) there is a part that is played once *full* and from then on it is played using only some of its parts. and lastly he plays the song in a very calm way he and chords feel soft the tone on the guitar is amazing but no matter just how expensive it was to produce it still needs a good player to use it well. play chords softly but make muted notes louder and chords at the end of phrases are left to ring out and you can tell.
one thing i forgot the cool effect near the end of the song is very interesting he plays the open e string in a chord with fret 5 on the b string , it is the exact same note so that makes a really cool sound and can be done on the other string to less interesting results. this is the only use of this in popular songs i have ever heard and it is use very well here.
that overdub panned hard right has been fucking me up. every time i try to play along with the record it feels like he's doing that with one guitar.. it's just open strings. lol damn
Never noticed until hearing this with headphones that he doubled the guitar at the end of each phrase in the intro. And Some parts throughout the song like the major 7 cord before the choruses.
Sometimes I feel like I don't have a partner Sometimes I feel like my only friend Is the city I live in, the city of angels Lonely as I am, together we cry I drive on her streets 'cause she's my companion I walk through her hills 'cause she knows who I am She sees my good deeds and she kisses me windy Well, I never worry, now that is a lie I don't ever wanna feel Like I did that day Take me to the place I love Take me all the way I don't ever wanna feel Like I did that day Take me to the place I love Take me all the way Yeah, yeah, yeah It's hard to believe that there's nobody out there It's hard to believe that I'm all alone At least I have her love, the city, she loves me Lonely as I am, together we cry I don't ever wanna feel Like I did that day Take me to the place I love Take me all the way I don't ever wanna feel Like I did that day Take me to the place I love Take me all the way Yeah, yeah, yeah Oh, no, no-no, yeah, yeah Love me, I say, yeah yeah One time Is where I drew some blood (Under the bridge downtown) I could not get enough (Under the bridge downtown) Forgot about my love (Under the bridge downtown) I gave my life away Yeah, yeah Oh, no, no-no-no, yeah, yeah Oh, no, I said, oh, yeah, yeah Where I stay
One is playing the main chords with a chorus and then a distorted guitar following the bass line. A third guitar might be emphasizing that one part of the lick at the end of every measure or it might have just been made to be louder at that part during the mixdown, I can't tell.
I've spent a ton of time analyzing and trying to duplicate the tones of this track, and I'm pretty sure the majority of what you hear is a single guitar, which is split to two different amps in stereo. John himself said he split his signal to two amps with a chorus pedal (either a Boss CE1 or it's rumored it also could have been a DOD stereo chorus). Personally I'm leaning towards the CE1 on this track, because when you use it in stereo one of the channels is modulated and one is not, making it sound just like you hear in this recording. The two amps have very different tones -- one is warmer and bassier, the other brighter, so it sounds like two guitars depending on which notes are being played. Lastly, the high ringing notes in the intro and the bright chords panned slightly to the right just before each chorus are definitely overdubs, and of course the more distorted parts in the outro are also overdubs.
@@400_billion_suns Man, that's amp's is Marshall JCM800 and Marshall SuperBass. And john use DODfx65. MXR Dynacomp was in signal chain and add compression, but extra compression was add by Brendan'OBrien
@@400_billion_suns I love this tone, likes you. I wait two years and i found this tone. But i don't have a Marshall's head's, i have a fender Mustang 1v1...
@DouchebagChocolat I'm learning to play it on an acoustic steelstringer these days. I'm not perfect at it, bit I'm working to rach the point when I can make a cool cover upload :P
Chris Hogommat in recording where musicians took it rather seriously like this record, the instruments were all recorded in separate rooms, so they could be layered together and mastered separately. So this is an original master track and can be obtained and uploaded here
Jon Loane You're both right. The tracks are indeed the masters, and yes they came from those games. I can't imagine how much it must've cost for them to acquire & license all the individual tracks for those games, which in some cases probably hadn't been touched in years... or decades.
@BluesManPeich Look for "MOGG" on torrentsearhcers or google. Mogg as Multitrack ogg vorbis (or multichannel, i dont know...) Lots of songs from lots of artists with isolated tracks. Yesterday I found Beatles moggs o_0 wich is quite a surprise of you think of it... Some of them were really separate tracks, some of them were audibly artificially/fakely separated though
A beginner player thinks the intro is the be all end all if I can learn this I can learn anything….20 years experience says the actual magic of this song is everything after the intro it’s not incredibly complex but it’s just near I,possible to master it. It’s not all that hard to play technically but there’s an organic on the spot feeling to it…you might nail every note and get the tone just right but it just always feeling like it’s lacking something intangible
Noisy tube amps cranked to the teeth plus the magnetic tape it was recorded on, probably. Pristine digital recording wasn't a thing yet when this album was recorded.
These are without question the prettiest chords I have ever heard. I cant believe a 19 y/o kid wrote this. My favorite guitar player ever.
Don't judge a book by it's over.
I strongly agree! he was 21 tho
Finn's got it
@@ozziew007 Locking your hand to play a complicated chord and strumming that for the whole song is definetly worse than using so much dynamics to animate all these barres. That's all that makes it great, if he was just to strum these, this progression would've been boring and plain.
Temple Slug It's called insane supreme talent John was blessed
I will name my first daughter John Frusciante
John is a strange name for a lady xD
9 months later...
@@acdcjor no. It's very versatile name like: Alex, Steven, Freddie, Maxwell, etc. You can name your daughter anything
@@jcd5979 English isn't my first language, so it could be possible. Still, I've never heard of a woman named John or Freddie.
@@acdcjor wait till this dude had his daughter. He said he will name her John
The chords were pretty simple but what he did with them... MAN. Rhythm king
Gênios inspirados, são assim!!!❤🙌🏽😀🎉
Frusciante made his own little wing¡
I will never get tired of this guitar track
sebastian cuello So am i
sebastian cuello same
Same
This song's intro is definitely one of the greatest things in the entire RHCP back catalog but 0:58 is the point where the REAL Frusciante-magic sets in!
+NIMRODakaNIMROD Amazing rhythm guitar.
NIMRODakaNIMROD
marios christopoulos
Exactly.
NIMRODakaNIMROD high note just after 2:08 is so good
its all the amazing hammer ons and sus chords. definitely one of the most iconic guitar pieces in my opinion.
What makes this song special is how little the guitar line and vocal line overlap in the chorus, but instead join perfectly. If you'd never heard the song before, you'd never guess what the chorus vocals sound like from the guitar track. But if you'd only heard the vocal track, you'd never guess the guitar line.
This is a clean crunch sound
And is really hard to get..
An amp on the dirty channel with the gain way down low.
@@unitoftemp you mean all down?
BOSS CE1
It's Marshall Silver jubilee clean channel. Whatever that means by "Clean Channel" since its a Marshall. It's also compressed to all hell. Very easy tone to come some ways close to. Cheers.
4 and a half minutes of isolated guitar and it flies by because of how dynamic his rhythm playing is. Killer tone, punchy, and beautiful. Master of rhythm!
This is song magic, and there are no other words to describe it.
well it is part of the title haha
Blood Sugar Sex Magik!
I picked up the guitar on December 2016 because this song inspired me to play. Now it's May 2018, and I can play the whole song along with the recording.
It was a lot of hard work but I love John's music so much that I never got tired of trying. If you wanna play this song keep trying!!
sebastian cuello I’m a bass player and learned how to play guitar and drums from chad and john and learn to slap from flea (from listening)
Yeah good job man I started out when I was 12 in my school band and my teacher was sort of a a joke when it came you to you learning so over the summer I grabbed my guitar from my sister and learned this whole album and now at age 14 I help teach the jazz band in my high school just for help. So keep playing you will eventually find a whole new love for music and playing
Yeah, but can you play Smoke on the Water?
That was quick for such a bloody tough song!
Lol bro I thought I wrote this comment cause this exactly what happend to me.. John inspired a lot of guys like us
One of the greatest electric guitar instrumentals ever written. So damn good that it gives Hendrix a serious run for his money. And just like Jimi, John will inspire future generations for decades to come.
Absolutely beautifully played. Hats off to John
I have never heard anyone successfully replicate this tone, its insane
Boy have I tried, and for years
i will upload a video in the next few days, i got really close in my opinion, check me out if you’d be interested still:)
I think its just a good strat through a good blackface fender..new amps don't sound like that
1950s strat w a 1960s Marshall amp or something
I think it’s possible that this whole song is actually his Jaguar. The intro is definitely a Jaguar, but the rest has the bright percussive snap and short sustain of a Jaguar too. Strats can sound similar, but not quite the same. Also, if this whole song really was the Jaguar, there’s a chance the amp you’re hearing was John’s cheap little Fender H.O.T. practice amp, which he used in other places on BSSM too.
This riff is so amazing. I literally just cried while listening to it.
This is so mesmerizing... this guitar track alone is better than any music being made nowdays.
you know the red hot chili peppers still make music right?
Shaked Cohen not as good as this
Bryan S They will now since John came back in December 2019, the new album should come out next year
You probably doesnt know that somewhere out there there is a 19 y/o kid doing something that you'll would say The same 30 years foram now
It’s why this song punches so hard . Flea is on the uppercut , Chad delivers the jab . one . two while John is delivering combos . Anthony is like a butterfly , the band stings like a bee 🤩
Clever
Somehow, this song gives me sad and depressive vibes, especially the guitar part.
Same 😢😢
verse 3 is so incredible
Best one indeed.
Totally learning it
Frusciante’s magic
oh man this is one of the best things I've heard and it always will be
This is one of the most important videos I’ve ever found. I can set it to half playback speed and actually figure out every note John is playing. Hearing this song inspired me to pick up guitar and I was frustrated not being able to play it as he does (no tutorials are that accurate). I love this song so much. Frusciante is the best guitarist ever in my opinion. Wet Sand is my other favorite of his.
PrecursorLegend Alright man, I gotta ask what your opinion is. Notice at around 0:09, when he does that hammer on, pull off on the B? Then hits the A, 2nd fret on G? It definitely sounds like more than just 3 notes, it sounds like he’s plucking the B after already having hammer on’d to it, if that makes sense. Have you noticed this?
Shut the fuck up brandon
Brandon Mucklow listening to it slowed down there’s definitely a click sound in between the hammer on/pull off on the B and the next note on the G string. Not sure but he might have brushed another string by accident or something.
Theres a tutorial by John himself!
@@karmasubba3863 I've seen it. It's wonderful and has helped me a lot too, but he plays it a little bit differently there than the album version.
Started crying while listening to this
same cuz i know ill never be this good at guitar
@@DarkPeter hhaaha
major hendrix vibes
No disrespect because I know you mean your comment with nothing but positivity and respect for his playing, but I genuinely believe Frusciante has his own vibes.
He is in his own way, a Jimi Hendrix, people (not you) just don't realise that because they've never played/studied guitar
- Peace & Love
Jackson William- he got some of his influences for his guitar style from Jimi Hendrix but has added his own twist
@@Pinktree513 He's very inspired by Jimi; he's said as much himself, but I agree that he's a better guitar player in totality and every player borrows from a lot of the Giants that came before them.
I believe the style of this song was heavily inspired by Jimi Hendrix
@@robbielawsonguitar6446 Well John's biggest influence is Jimi Hendrix, but that's because he's playing the r&b fills around the chords. A lot of guitar players do that. Hendrix actually got that style from Curtis Mayfield, a fantastic soul guitarist from the 60s. Just throwing that out there.
Dude, where did you get this? have they really released the isolated tracks? i'm in awe O_O thanks for uploading, this is pure gold!!
I've played guitar for 6 years. Never listened to this before. It's brilliant. Hendrix level.
So fun to play along with. Best chords I've ever heard.
The way 0:58 hits... it just never gets old..
If I could only learn 1 riff ever to master it would be this
3:10 and onward is just awestriking. Beautiful.
I love playing this song while holding my guitar, not playing it, just holding it
Wow, I just noticed there's distortion guitar at the end that actually plays some of the bass line near the end too.
He used a Mxr Dyna Comp pedal and he must of used the Overdrive channel on his amp he had a few amps to record BSSM
@@kaicottrell1560 That's correct! John used his MXR dyna comp pedal and his Marshall amp gain to get this tone. I think he used his plexi for this one but I'm not positive.
He plays his amp on the edge of break up and controls distortion with his volume knob
This is beautiful
Now I can actually learn the proper rhythm. Thank you!
One of the greatest songs ever made 🫡
--He overdubbed the high notes on the intro.
--Best song of the 90s, which is super impressive feat. Tough competition.
--Frusciante is the one of the very few players I know of where all I need to do is hear him play a chord and I instantly know its him.
been coming here since 2014 and will never stop
Wow I never really noticed the guitar overlay in the outro! Sounds great man!
"all-time favourites" is an understatement
3:57 while he was recording this take the producers must have been speechless
There's a lot of overdubs in the outro, never the less it's amazing
@@RayzaEFC nope john did all this by his self theres no other parts i BELIEVE
@@AyeAjayy mate there's a few overdubs in the outro, listen to it
Guys, John frusciante is back!!
MY GOD HOW BEAUTIFUL THIS IS IN A FUCKED UP 2021.
the things he does on this track to make it so legendary are very interesting . i am currently learning to play this song and i have a few notes for people who also want to learn. this song has a lot of repeating parts but only one of them is ever repeated completely the one that starts with an F#m chord on fret 9 ,also in the best part (the verse) there is a part that is played once *full* and from then on it is played using only some of its parts. and lastly he plays the song in a very calm way he and chords feel soft the tone on the guitar is amazing but no matter just how expensive it was to produce it still needs a good player to use it well. play chords softly but make muted notes louder and chords at the end of phrases are left to ring out and you can tell.
one thing i forgot the cool effect near the end of the song is very interesting he plays the open e string in a chord with fret 5 on the b string , it is the exact same note so that makes a really cool sound and can be done on the other string to less interesting results. this is the only use of this in popular songs i have ever heard and it is use very well here.
wait no during the last part he also plays an overdub on the e string that goes 0-0-0-3-0 in between chords and i love it.
also john looks like my physics teacher in 10th grade
intro is so unique so many dimensional parts to that intro :D
0:52...beautiful sound.
que negocio maravilhoso
Listening to this feels like heaven
yep thats the beauty of a major7th chord...gives a feeling of depth and dreaminess
@MPKJOfficial: He is using an MXR Dyna Comp for compression. Gives his guitar a little gain boost and a smoother sustain.
amp?major?
Kostas Liolios clean Marshall sound
Kostas Liolios A silver jubilee amp
It's actually a pretty harsh tone in my opinion when you listen to it out of context, but sits so well in the mix
Incredibly Beautiful song, I wish more and more people knew this song.
that overdub panned hard right has been fucking me up. every time i try to play along with the record it feels like he's doing that with one guitar.. it's just open strings. lol damn
This guitar track sounds like a California sunset fading to darkness. To the unknown. Good or bad. Trying to search.
That rhythm in the chorus and the outro mhmm
Never noticed until hearing this with headphones that he doubled the guitar at the end of each phrase in the intro. And Some parts throughout the song like the major 7 cord before the choruses.
everytime i listen to this i cryy
Sometimes I feel like I don't have a partner
Sometimes I feel like my only friend
Is the city I live in, the city of angels
Lonely as I am, together we cry
I drive on her streets 'cause she's my companion
I walk through her hills 'cause she knows who I am
She sees my good deeds and she kisses me windy
Well, I never worry, now that is a lie
I don't ever wanna feel
Like I did that day
Take me to the place I love
Take me all the way
I don't ever wanna feel
Like I did that day
Take me to the place I love
Take me all the way
Yeah, yeah, yeah
It's hard to believe that there's nobody out there
It's hard to believe that I'm all alone
At least I have her love, the city, she loves me
Lonely as I am, together we cry
I don't ever wanna feel
Like I did that day
Take me to the place I love
Take me all the way
I don't ever wanna feel
Like I did that day
Take me to the place I love
Take me all the way
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Oh, no, no-no, yeah, yeah
Love me, I say, yeah yeah
One time
Is where I drew some blood
(Under the bridge downtown)
I could not get enough
(Under the bridge downtown)
Forgot about my love
(Under the bridge downtown)
I gave my life away
Yeah, yeah
Oh, no, no-no-no, yeah, yeah
Oh, no, I said, oh, yeah, yeah
Where I stay
Con éste video muchos nos creemos Anthony jjaja
pure gold
I wanna listen to this intro watching a blizzard in a cemetery at night
Effin awesome
Simply masterpiece
Pure beauty and joy
One is playing the main chords with a chorus and then a distorted guitar following the bass line. A third guitar might be emphasizing that one part of the lick at the end of every measure or it might have just been made to be louder at that part during the mixdown, I can't tell.
I've spent a ton of time analyzing and trying to duplicate the tones of this track, and I'm pretty sure the majority of what you hear is a single guitar, which is split to two different amps in stereo. John himself said he split his signal to two amps with a chorus pedal (either a Boss CE1 or it's rumored it also could have been a DOD stereo chorus). Personally I'm leaning towards the CE1 on this track, because when you use it in stereo one of the channels is modulated and one is not, making it sound just like you hear in this recording. The two amps have very different tones -- one is warmer and bassier, the other brighter, so it sounds like two guitars depending on which notes are being played. Lastly, the high ringing notes in the intro and the bright chords panned slightly to the right just before each chorus are definitely overdubs, and of course the more distorted parts in the outro are also overdubs.
@@400_billion_suns Man, that's amp's is Marshall JCM800 and Marshall SuperBass.
And john use DODfx65.
MXR Dynacomp was in signal chain and add compression, but extra compression was add by Brendan'OBrien
@@400_billion_suns I love this tone, likes you.
I wait two years and i found this tone.
But i don't have a Marshall's head's, i have a fender Mustang 1v1...
It's E major 7 :)
Maravillosa. Thank you for share this video.
@DouchebagChocolat
I'm learning to play it on an acoustic steelstringer these days. I'm not perfect at it, bit I'm working to rach the point when I can make a cool cover upload :P
Great.
My calling tune!!
Theres a video on here with John for Guitar world where he plays through this with slo mos and tab underneath.
John Frusciante master piece
Room-mics for days
curtis mayfield-jimi hendrix-john frusciante
Could we get a version with John singing all the lyrics too???
hey m8 I've got an answer for your question. th-cam.com/video/v7GdcwAT_iU/w-d-xo.html
@@mundoformula2373 thats bob forrest singing not john
Holy shit @@jesuschrist6609 , I didn't realise.
sem palavras.
mto foda
Me parece jodidamente épica esta guitarra, como la mayoría de J. Frusciante
How the hell did you get the separate tracks ??? Awesome !
Chris Hogommat in recording where musicians took it rather seriously like this record, the instruments were all recorded in separate rooms, so they could be layered together and mastered separately. So this is an original master track and can be obtained and uploaded here
Wrong. These were ripped from rock band / guitar hero
Jon Loane You're both right. The tracks are indeed the masters, and yes they came from those games. I can't imagine how much it must've cost for them to acquire & license all the individual tracks for those games, which in some cases probably hadn't been touched in years... or decades.
the master of less is more
Love you John
did some of the bass sneak in there at the end?
PRIEBLE theres a distorted guitar that follows the bass line
❤
2:50
masterpiece
@BluesManPeich Look for "MOGG" on torrentsearhcers or google.
Mogg as Multitrack ogg vorbis (or multichannel, i dont know...)
Lots of songs from lots of artists with isolated tracks. Yesterday I found Beatles moggs o_0 wich is quite a surprise of you think of it... Some of them were really separate tracks, some of them were audibly artificially/fakely separated though
The verse part of the song is the best, hands down.
21 year old John makes 21 year old me feel like a fucking loser 😂
2:01 2:05
Yup
Hendrix would be proud.
I LOVE YOU INTERNET!
Wow
👏👏👏👏 ✊👍✌
Which chorus Is he using?
In moment of 1991, his Boss CE-1 was in fixing. In this album john used Dod fx65 Stereo chorus
I can give you all materials about gear and sound of that album
@@АдамФрушанте thanks man! Send me johns gear info, please!
incredible / standard Frusciante
A beginner player thinks the intro is the be all end all if I can learn this I can learn anything….20 years experience says the actual magic of this song is everything after the intro it’s not incredibly complex but it’s just near I,possible to master it. It’s not all that hard to play technically but there’s an organic on the spot feeling to it…you might nail every note and get the tone just right but it just always feeling like it’s lacking something intangible
I wish there was a slowed/reverb of just the guitar
in the outro part is John playing 3 guitar parts??
No its layered. Theres a distorted guitar that follows the bass line. That's why the outro sounds like theres multiple guitars playing.
could listen to this all day. There was a song on I think Frusciante's first EP/LP, where the riff is similar. Anyone know what I am talking about?
I know I'm three years late, but I presume, you're referring to "Your Smile is a Rifle".
NIMRODakaNIMROD I know I’m three years late, but I presume you’re trying to say “My Smile Is A Rifle”
Off of Niandra Lades?
Lol there's 2 guitars in the intro
Time stamp?
@@MsPaulieboy 0:00
Yeah the second guitar is playing a single note per measure
1:50
0:58
I always wondered why the original track has a hiss to it.
Noisy tube amps cranked to the teeth plus the magnetic tape it was recorded on, probably. Pristine digital recording wasn't a thing yet when this album was recorded.
I play bass to these =]