As someone who used to only own one guitar... with a floating bridge... I appreciate you teaching in standard tuning. Brilliant channel and thanks for all that you do.
@@LetsPlayAll Personally I don't see any drawbacks to teaching in standard. Will definitely benefit more people, especially beginners and those with only one axe. Drop D is different of course and there will be no shortage of people who disagree with me, but when the only guitar I had was an old Ibanez S series, I found myself quitting lessons before they started if it meant fooling around with trying to change the tuning down a half step. I also wanted to say I really enjoy the songs you pick to teach. When I started playing in the 80's, so many of my favorite songs seemed so far out of reach. Now with your channel, I can learn them in no time.
@@BillyHellbent Thanks Billy, yea I think the drop down 1/2 step isn't worth the hassle personally. I tend to do that for AIC cos they're all in that tuning but food for thought, thanks for the kind words too!
Love this. Been learning guitar for just over 3 months. Pumpkins are my all time fav band so learning as much of their stuff as I can (mostly from your vids and Marty).
Man you're the best. You've helped me learn sooo many songs. Even if I'm not playing them super well yet haha. Your teaching is very comprehensive and I can actually see what you're playing on the fretboard. Cheers from Chicago 🤘🏽
Just came back to finish this song today after it being one of my first pumpkins songs when I first started playing 6 months ago. Excited to say it’s my first song I’ve 100%’d. Still taking a little bit of memory to remember all the sections in order when going start from finish guitar only, but I’ve done it 😁 A testament to your videos though, seriously are the absolute best I’ve seen on TH-cam. The songs you cover are right up in my lane too, so glad to have some common ground to expect more cool songs to learn from you!
This is one of those songs that really shows Tony Iommi's influence on Billy Corgan. His riffing is very much an indie/alternative take on Sabbath riffs.
It is nice to play in tune of how it was recorded but standard tuning is fine if dealing with open voicings at the nut or closed voicings because I can just throw a capo on. If the song gets complicated and using open voicings and licks up the neck it gets confusing.
Great video. I wish you would have broken down James' outro solo in more detail though. He does one little descending run that I can't quite get right. Ive been listening to the recording and trying to watch live. It's driving me nuts lol.
Thanks for the tutorial!!,i have a question,how you make your clean sound like that?My clean sound different and I don’t know how to make it sound like your.Thanks for the tutorial again
My amp is always set just on the edge of breakup (ie not completely clean) so if you don’t have a tube amp just use a teeny bit of overdrive or boost 🤘😀
Don't think I can get that fuzzy distortion on my old line 6 amp lol. Classic song, first heard it when I was a little kid. Guess I can turn the gain and drive way up and add some reverb or something.
@@slinky_malinki5330 as long as you’re having fun that’s the main thing mate! There’s very little gear you “need” really, but “want” is a different thing entirely 😂
As someone who used to only own one guitar... with a floating bridge... I appreciate you teaching in standard tuning. Brilliant channel and thanks for all that you do.
You're welcome mate, I never know whether to do it in std or actual tbh, need to do a vote!
@@LetsPlayAll Personally I don't see any drawbacks to teaching in standard. Will definitely benefit more people, especially beginners and those with only one axe. Drop D is different of course and there will be no shortage of people who disagree with me, but when the only guitar I had was an old Ibanez S series, I found myself quitting lessons before they started if it meant fooling around with trying to change the tuning down a half step.
I also wanted to say I really enjoy the songs you pick to teach. When I started playing in the 80's, so many of my favorite songs seemed so far out of reach. Now with your channel, I can learn them in no time.
@@BillyHellbent Thanks Billy, yea I think the drop down 1/2 step isn't worth the hassle personally. I tend to do that for AIC cos they're all in that tuning but food for thought, thanks for the kind words too!
Relatively easy but one of the most brooding riffs also. Start of this song always eats my soul.
For sure, amazing arrangement with fairly simple chords tbh
Love this. Been learning guitar for just over 3 months. Pumpkins are my all time fav band so learning as much of their stuff as I can (mostly from your vids and Marty).
That’s awesome, glad you’re enjoying the videos and stick with it mate! 😀🤘
Billie C and Big Muff OpAmp. .my fav duo
You're a great teacher and pick all the songs I've always wanted to play (and accurately aa well)
Thanks so much! You have excellent taste ;-)
Man you're the best. You've helped me learn sooo many songs. Even if I'm not playing them super well yet haha. Your teaching is very comprehensive and I can actually see what you're playing on the fretboard. Cheers from Chicago 🤘🏽
thanks so much mate, really appreciate it!
First song I heard on the radio that made me love rock. Thanks bro this helped
You're welcome!
Woo hoo!! Thanks man!! I'm currently listening to their catalogue! Love the pumpkins
Just came back to finish this song today after it being one of my first pumpkins songs when I first started playing 6 months ago. Excited to say it’s my first song I’ve 100%’d. Still taking a little bit of memory to remember all the sections in order when going start from finish guitar only, but I’ve done it 😁
A testament to your videos though, seriously are the absolute best I’ve seen on TH-cam. The songs you cover are right up in my lane too, so glad to have some common ground to expect more cool songs to learn from you!
thanks so much mate! really appreciate the kind words and great you're enjoying the lessons!
It’s for me too! Thanks man. Another reason to unbox my Crimson. Standard tuning is awesome.
yes i love this song so much.
One of my all time faves and you just play it amazingly (as always)
thanks mate!
Going to see them tonight in Detroit. I’ll have to give this a rip today, thanks for another great lesson!
Awesome, enjoy the show!
Very good lesson. Thanks.
This is one of those songs that really shows Tony Iommi's influence on Billy Corgan. His riffing is very much an indie/alternative take on Sabbath riffs.
Awesome tones and guitar. Accurate as always. Love it 🤘
Thank you kindly!
Brilliant. Can’t wait
Thank you for this!!! Keep teaching awesome stuff!!
Thanks, will do!
Awesome… I needed that…
Awesome as always!
Always as it's meant to be. Went for the 1/2 step down 🙂 I guess I'm just used to alter my tunings 😀
love it!
It is nice to play in tune of how it was recorded but standard tuning is fine if dealing with open voicings at the nut or closed voicings because I can just throw a capo on. If the song gets complicated and using open voicings and licks up the neck it gets confusing.
Great song, looong lesson 😉 No people running out of a mine or something. No butterflies harmed during the making of this video 😂
Haha I always like the lessons to be detailed enough but not overly bloated, hopefully getting the balance right 😀🤘
@@LetsPlayAll looks like you have takem Billy's route. Songs, especially guitar tracks on MCIS were overdubbed many many times to get the sound 😁
It’s time I look closely at this one. 😊
Great video. I wish you would have broken down James' outro solo in more detail though. He does one little descending run that I can't quite get right. Ive been listening to the recording and trying to watch live. It's driving me nuts lol.
ah haha sorry about that :)
@@LetsPlayAll all good. Thanks for all the great content 🤘
Thanks for the tutorial!!,i have a question,how you make your clean sound like that?My clean sound different and I don’t know how to make it sound like your.Thanks for the tutorial again
My amp is always set just on the edge of breakup (ie not completely clean) so if you don’t have a tube amp just use a teeny bit of overdrive or boost 🤘😀
@@LetsPlayAll thanks!! Your videos are amazing and you helped me a lot to learn songs that I like,thank you so much mate!!
@@josepabloarosemena5462 you're welcome Jose and thanks for the kind words!
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Don't think I can get that fuzzy distortion on my old line 6 amp lol. Classic song, first heard it when I was a little kid. Guess I can turn the gain and drive way up and add some reverb or something.
Probably not tbh haha but try a load of bass and gain 😀🤘
@@LetsPlayAll only good piece of kit I have is the guitar itself. 1984 MIJ Fender Strat. Everything else is basic beginner stuff lol
@@slinky_malinki5330 as long as you’re having fun that’s the main thing mate! There’s very little gear you “need” really, but “want” is a different thing entirely 😂
@@LetsPlayAll always great fun to learn a new song from you. Just a bit more fun when you can get the right tones and sounds :)
Hey, could you do Biffy Clyro’s “Biblical”?
Best place for suggestions is Patreon mate as I prioritise those (have a long list of requests!) but I’ll check it out 🤘
Pumpkins constructed awesome riffs back then but they lost that magic. Still make ok music but it’s not the same
Nope. that tab is way off.
Sounds good to me, feel free to suggest improvement tho