I've always felt like that I also like he is legends riffs but older albums. I finally learned a couple Etid songs tho. An I got to saw the timing on a couple others scrambled me a bit
I genuinely feel so bad for anyone who is just now finding out about ETID for the first time and will never get to see them live. Their concerts were game changing. RIP.
I’m lucky enough to have grown up about an hour from Buffalo, got to see them a few times at home during Christmas in the mid 2000s. Fantastic show every time.
Would love a part 2! Especially if you include some songs from Low Teens, which is one of my favorite albums of the past 10 years! Traveled to Germany to see them with Converge, an amazing show!
@@geirisk8Some of those Low Teens riffs are pretty hectic. Suggestion for the second installment - place a metronome behind the riff so those unfamiliar can follow the timing.
Great video! Would love to see a Part 2, especially for songs where they broadened their use of tunings (Drop A in particular), or if you have thoughts on why a song is in one particular tuning vs another. Also, it would be fun to see you break down/explain a song between Jordan and Andy's parts - showing how they fit together into a cohesive song.
@@El.Sasquatcho69 I guess it's not Drop A in the traditional sense, but AADGBE with the sixth string tuned down an octave. Here is a playlist I have for most of the ETID songs I noted in that tuning, plus a few other artists who have used it (Thrice, etc.): th-cam.com/play/PLza_vYSZyd3jvWi3_Ex1c8M3YOdRRq51x.html&si=y-WUHwnEyva2AU-K
Your playing is so on point. The rhythms and picking patterns can get really intricate and confusing and you totally nail it. I’ve been a huge ETIDiot since Hot Damn! and really appreciate when people recognize them as more than just a sick hardcore band and see the absolute riff factory that Andy and Jordan were.
Everytime I Die songs are great to learn because of the very weird timings and rhythms in their tunes! Hot Damn! is one of my all time favorite albums but it was a HUGE pain in the ass to learn ALL the parts to ALL the songs! ETID riffs, for the most part, aren't very difficult but the fills, breakdowns, and part changes usually take multiple listens to get the timing down! Another band/album that I always recommend people learn songs from is Between the Buried & Me album "The Silent Circus!" It's a LOT more technical than ETID's stuff but it will absolutely help you with your playing! BTBAM has the same weird fills and rhythms and super technical parts that helped me with speed and stamina BIG TIME PS: ETID's Romeo A Go Go, Off Broadway, and I've Been Gone A Long Time played in succession is prob the most fun you can have as a guitar player
ETID’s album was the best album last year.. well, maybe tied with turnstile.. that album was also fantastic. Great info on the riffs. I get the guitar parts, just wish I could match Andy hull and Keith Buckley’s emotional delivery in “thing with feathers”, gets me every time. Also, amazed at the great tone you get out of a squire tele.
Yeah I agree! Yeah I quite like the tone too and that guitar sounds good mostly because of the SD Super Distortion pickup that I put in the bridge. It's a good one!
Every time I die riffs? You got me right where you wanted me (Also better lovers band is members of dillinger escape plan and etid combined if u like that kind of thing)
Haha thank you for the kind words! I recommend trying to learn some of their songs, they're not all too difficult. Gutter Phenomenon is the easiest album I'd say. Lots of really fun riffs all over the album!
I can’t believe we are all getting old! The early 2000s were a great time for music. I miss the ETID, Dillinger Escape Plan, Between the Buried and Me days. At least BTBAM released Colors II. There’s one positive.
my friends and i have always been bonded by ETID's music. it's the one band we ALL agree on. We've been to every single Tid' The Season Buffalo show, so sadly.. we saw their last performance without knowing it at the time. ETID FOREVER .
I agree, last album was absolutely amazing. The band kept getting better and better. I was fortunate to have seen them once. I do recommend checking out the two bands that spawned from ETID: Many Eyes (Keith on vocals) and Better Lovers (Jordan, Goose and Steve from ETID along Greg from Dillinger and Will Putney).
This was great. I grew up as a drummer and this band got me into playing guitar for fun, since their riffs were just too good. I always wanted to try to play Hot Damn with an acoustic but my skill level won't allow it. 😂 Hope to see more by them!
Excellent work on this video! Every Time I Die has been my favorite band for the better part of my life. Their music is fun, lively, and as you show, features some incredibly complex and layered riffs that are deeply satisfying to pull off. I just picked up a guitar for the first time in 10 years and ETID songs are helping me get back into the groove. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Aw man I'm glad to hear that you've been inspired to play again! ETID are absolutely full of cool riffs and I really recommend diving into them. There's a lot to learn!
I really enjoyed this curated 'way in' to the band (not heard them before) and some of their riffage for me to try out. Without your video I may never have discovered 'Hot Damn!'... Hot Damn! Many thanks!
Awesome, I'm glad I managed to get someone to check them out. There are lots of songs that may not be the most presentable for newcomers but you may ease into them later. Hope you've enjoyed exploring ETID!
Awesome man, would love to see a part 2! ETID has had so many legendary riffs that are just incredibly fun and energetic. Gloom and How it Gets That Way, Kill the Music, The Low Road Has No Exits, I Been Gone a Long Time, El Dorado, All This and War, and Holy Book of Dilemma and Business Casualty are probably some of my favorite.
Thank you! I really wanted to demonstrate different albums since their writing changes a lot between albums, even though the core of their tone and feel is still always there.
This was awesome man, thank you for doing it. I was introduced to ETID in 2002 in high school and they’ve been one of my favorite bands ever since. I’m a drummer and playing along to ETID records back then really helped my chops. Hearing Botch, Refused and ETID changed my life. Good times. 🕺🏼
First time i listen ETID while i was in high school 2011, my friend share wanderlust song & info from local brand PeterSaysdenim... They also appear in AlternativePress magazine... They Riff so catchy and feels like a band from Guitar Hero games.. its so cowboy, rock & metal... Then i listen to Samurai band in game Cyberpunk 2077 while 2022, they have song archangel, it reminds me ETID again 😂😂😂
Great video 👌 Probably ETID is the band with the most influence on me as an musician even if you don’t hear it that much in the stuff I do. I am still heartbroken about the breakup
Yeah I totally get you. They have influenced me so much too and I wish they could still go on but it is what it is and knowing that Andy, Jordan, Goose and Steve have plans to carry on playing, I'm just pumped to hear what they have in store for us!
Agreed! I recommend checking out Many Eyes and Better Lovers that spawned from ETID. It's not the same but at least we get to enjoy some ETID flavours here and there in the music.
This was a really concise explanation dude. ETID is one of my favourite bands of all time. I just turned 33 so gutter phenomenon i think just came out when i started getting into heavy music in high school :). Think I saw 'Kill The Music' for the first time on kerrang lol. Anyway hope you're well. i just found this vid 2 years on after listening to them.
Re teaching myself guitar after about 10 years and Etid is still one of my favorite bands for atleast 13 years that I can remember listening to them. This is a well done video showcasing some bad ass riffs. I’d love to see a part 2!
Favorite band of all time. I have tattoos dedicated to them lol. You doing this video was not only a badass throwback, but also a wonderful tribute to the dearly departed. Much love
Thanks! I may do a part two video where I go through more riffs as there's just so so so much left to cover. It was hard to choose these ones to be perfectly honest hah!
@@geirisk8 i know, pretty sick band..they went more for a kinda noisy rock'n roll type of hardcore after Last Night. When did they broke up? Didn't know! Every band breaks up eventually but didn't know... Do you know The Dillinger Escape Plan? Sick mathcore band, also called it quits after 20 years in 2016
Same here, my dude. LoC was the first song I ever heard by them and instantly I was hooked. Then.. on my first go-round of LNIT, hearing the intro-song "Enter Without Knocking and Notify the Police", just sealed the deal. Devastated about the breakup.
@@christopherkatulka4612 oh yeah, incredible and exciting! Shocked when they broke up suddenly...always loved metalcore/ noisy, chaotic metallic hardcore 🙂
Always good to try and learn something that’s about 10% above your ability, you improve a lot whilst learning, whilst avoiding feeling like it’s impossible,and ETID are great for that as the difficulty is quite varied across their catalogue 👏🏻
Absolutely agree with you there. The early stuff is quite difficult, then it gets easier and then it gets harder again. There's all sorts of riffs of various difficulties to learn from them.
Loved this band since "The New Black" was on Guitar Hero or whatever. They got better with every album. My favorite song is Nothing Visible/Ocean Empty. Also check out The Damned Things, it's a supergroup with members from Every Time I Die, Fall Out Boy, and Anthrax.
Yeah I agree, they just kept getting better. I sorta like The Damned Things. They have some cool songs but I feel like Keith needed to be just a tiny bit more aggressive in his vocals there. But I guess that's what they're going for. I highly recommend Better Lovers which features Greg from Dillinger and Jordan, Steve and Goose from ETID as well as Will Putney. Now that's a supergroup!
As a person from buffalo ETID is a house hold name for people who love such genres of metal and what not. Everyone who loves them in our city has a story about meeting them. I literally saw Andy at the local grocery store the other day it fuckin awesome
I really like the idea of your videos. And I agree if you want to get to a new level-studying these and other bands riffs will make you better with practice. I spent an entire summer in my 20’s learning EVERYTHING on Norma Jean’s “O’god the Aftermath” by ear and I’ve watched my progress glow from there.
Have been listening to so much ETID lately, have attempted a few songs but didn't get very far, very nice to see a breakdown of their 'style' like this! Thanks!
Thank you for this comment, it makes me happy that I made the video and I've been wanting to make a part 2 because there's so so so much left to cover with their songs!
Great video and format! ETID is one of my favourite bands of all time as well (I couldn't pick a definitive favourite), and I do agree learning their stuff is great for guitarists. Also, I love how you included Revival Mode because the main riff is very "unusual" harmonically speaking and it can really help guitarists open their mind when it comes to writing interesting (yet catchy) riffs.
Thanks for this video! I think it would also be cool to have an accompanying video that shows how to get that similar tone they use, for ETID and other future bands
Good stuff man! Would also be cool to get straight up tutorials on how to play each riff/song. Can’t always make out everything your fingers are doing.
From Parts Unknown is the album that inspired me to take guitar more seriously and go into that metalcore-y direction. I owe everything to Jordan and Andy
That is such a brutal album! The tone is so different from what they were doing before. I love it! I’m glad we have Better Lovers now. It’s not quite ETID but it has flavours that I like and a lot of Jordan’s riffmanship is in there that reminds of ETID.
Cool vid. I started guitar in 2020, learned a few Metallica songs, a few Gojira songs, and now I've started to really want to play ETID stuff, but way out of my depth. Way different technique involved than what I learned via Met/Goj. So I wouldn't be upset if you ever did some either some tutorials on ETID songs or just a video about their general play style/skills required to practice to be able to play their songs.
Great video and playing, man! They are my favorite band as well, and it took me way too long to realize how fun their songs are to play. Definitely agree with what you said about many of their songs being simple, but then a lot get super tricky when it comes to the arrangement and variations. Going to have to finish the video later, because now I have to throw on one of their albums haha.
Thank you for the comment! Yeah they do have lots of nice and easy to digest riffs that are sometimes accompanied with other really hard ones. Then there's the arrangement which can sometimes throw you off if you don't learn it. In terms of tone I'm using a JCM800 rig either on the Axe FX Ultra or the Line 6 Helix. Can't remember which one I had at the time. Either way I always base their tone on a JCM800 platform. Gonna do a video on it soon ;)
If everything I do is wrooohooooong then by god, I'll do it right. Every Time I Die is just something else, man. Such a good band ("underrated", as people would no-doubt-ably say... I say highly rated enough by a certain group of people to have them continue doing crazy / unexpected stuff over the years. A little like Converge, Mastodon, Dillinger Escape Plan... An acquired taste, but once they getcha, you're hooked for life. Albums like Hot Damn! (ETID), Jane Doe (Converge), Calculating Infinity (Dillinger Escape Plan), or Norma Jean's 1st album can be difficult to get used to when you're not used to the seeming chaos. But it's so worth it
Excellent video! Some suggestions for part II: The Sweet Life, After One Quarter of a Revolution, Apocalypse Now and Then, Underwater Bimbos From Outer Space, Post-Boredom, Things with Feathers.
At the time I had either the Axe FX Ultra or the Line 6 Helix but this tones is definitely based on a TS9 into a JCM800 type rig. I will make a video on this soon!
I have to admit, I haven't been able to listen to ETID much since the breakup. That one hit too close as they've been a massively important band to me for the last 20 years. Every time I put on one of their albums I would get too bummed out and turn it off. Just want to thank you as I watched your video and finally put them back on and have been blasting it since. I guess I should be happy that we still have such an incredible catalog of music from them. Riff kings forever.
Hey sorry for such a late reply but I'm glad that I inspired you to take a positive spin on it and just keep appreciating what they've done through the years. The breakup was gutting but luckily we have a ton of serisouly good music that will live on forever!
Great video! Defo got to agree they are great songs to learn and play, and I learned some things about their techniques I hadn't picked up myself! I was big into metalcore as a teenager and had such a great time learning these songs and playing along in my bedroom, because of that ETID is pretty much the only metalcore band that I still follow, the creativity and experimentation they brought to the genre was just immense. Defo do a follow up on "From Parts Unknown", that's my favourite album too, Pelican of Desert, If There's Room To Move, Idiot and El Dorado slap hard! Also greetings from Seltjarnarnes XD
Hey thank you so much and I'm sorry for replying so late. These guys are hardcore masterminds when it comes to writings these tunes. I love playing their songs!
Hahah thank you so much, I really appreciate it! About the tone, it's a Line 6 Stomp patch that I made. I'll probably make a video on it along with a few other presets so if you stay tuned, I'll give away what's going on there. It's really simple to be honest but requires a bit of tuning to get it.
Great video. I am not a guitar player myself (I sing and also play drums) but I found the part where you talk about playing the same riff on different parts of a neck extremely interesting. It is just a little detail that makes a huge difference, super cool! Wish you also did some riffs from From Parts Unknown and Low Teens. Maybe a weird request, but I would love if you could do Dillinger Escape Plan or Vein.fm (I love how these guys come up with those filthy noises on guitars).
Dude.. Great Jordan/Andy tone!! Great picks, especially leatherneck🔥🔥🔥 Ps. Apocalypse now and then would've fit with your examples nicely, you asked at the end lol Pps. Radical is my new favorite album to play.. Basically the whole album but with a habit of over playing Sly, post boredom, desperate pleasures, ataw and people verses.
Thank you so much! Honestly I always go to Ultimate Guitar for tabs and in some cases I've picked up ETID songs by ear. I usually go for tabs to save time hah!
Awesome jam! Sure love the tone. ETID has been an all time favourite for me, though I'm not a fan of the stuff that came after Hot Damn. To each their own.
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Every Time I Die has more cool riffs in a single song than most of the bands in their whole carrier.
endless insanely good riffs.. the ideas these guys have in their heads 🤯
Career even!
It helped that jordan had a riff carrier bag
I love how their rhythm sections are basically just layered leads.
I've always felt like that I also like he is legends riffs but older albums. I finally learned a couple Etid songs tho. An I got to saw the timing on a couple others scrambled me a bit
I genuinely feel so bad for anyone who is just now finding out about ETID for the first time and will never get to see them live.
Their concerts were game changing.
RIP.
Moved from Africa to the US because it meant I would get to see them... then shit hit the fan
I was thinking that same thing around when it happened.
I've seen them on almost every tour & just found out from this video that they broke up. Sadness
Don’t remind me! I had tickets to their show to finally see them and they broke up a week before! I was so pissed!
I’m lucky enough to have grown up about an hour from Buffalo, got to see them a few times at home during Christmas in the mid 2000s. Fantastic show every time.
Duuuuude your tone is spot on
Thank you man!!
For real… it’s got an amazing grind to it
Jordan and Andy are riff wizards
Absolutely agree!
Would love a part 2! Especially if you include some songs from Low Teens, which is one of my favorite albums of the past 10 years! Traveled to Germany to see them with Converge, an amazing show!
Working on it ;)
@@geirisk8Some of those Low Teens riffs are pretty hectic.
Suggestion for the second installment - place a metronome behind the riff so those unfamiliar can follow the timing.
No We’reWolf? The last riff of that song is hands down one of their best. You’re crazy dude.
Pt. 2 is in the making ;)
Bro, if you weren't talking to explain it, I'd swear I was listening to Jordan and Andy giving a tutorial on ETID songs, absolutely amazing!!
Great video! Would love to see a Part 2, especially for songs where they broadened their use of tunings (Drop A in particular), or if you have thoughts on why a song is in one particular tuning vs another. Also, it would be fun to see you break down/explain a song between Jordan and Andy's parts - showing how they fit together into a cohesive song.
I didn't even know they used drop A ever damn my favs are all in drop d like usual though. What album did they go that low in?
@@El.Sasquatcho69 I guess it's not Drop A in the traditional sense, but AADGBE with the sixth string tuned down an octave. Here is a playlist I have for most of the ETID songs I noted in that tuning, plus a few other artists who have used it (Thrice, etc.): th-cam.com/play/PLza_vYSZyd3jvWi3_Ex1c8M3YOdRRq51x.html&si=y-WUHwnEyva2AU-K
Your playing is so on point. The rhythms and picking patterns can get really intricate and confusing and you totally nail it. I’ve been a huge ETIDiot since Hot Damn! and really appreciate when people recognize them as more than just a sick hardcore band and see the absolute riff factory that Andy and Jordan were.
Everytime I Die songs are great to learn because of the very weird timings and rhythms in their tunes! Hot Damn! is one of my all time favorite albums but it was a HUGE pain in the ass to learn ALL the parts to ALL the songs! ETID riffs, for the most part, aren't very difficult but the fills, breakdowns, and part changes usually take multiple listens to get the timing down!
Another band/album that I always recommend people learn songs from is Between the Buried & Me album "The Silent Circus!" It's a LOT more technical than ETID's stuff but it will absolutely help you with your playing! BTBAM has the same weird fills and rhythms and super technical parts that helped me with speed and stamina BIG TIME
PS: ETID's Romeo A Go Go, Off Broadway, and I've Been Gone A Long Time played in succession is prob the most fun you can have as a guitar player
He is legend is fun too not nearly as technical though some fun riffs
Loved to see one on He is Legend , their early albums had some awesome guitar work.
I wish I could find some tabs for HIL. I Am Hollywood album is my favorite. Theres so many different guitar layers it’s a bit tricky to learn from ear
I love He Is Legend and their riffs are absolutely nasty and tasty. I'll note this down and dig into them soon!
ETID’s album was the best album last year.. well, maybe tied with turnstile.. that album was also fantastic. Great info on the riffs. I get the guitar parts, just wish I could match Andy hull and Keith Buckley’s emotional delivery in “thing with feathers”, gets me every time. Also, amazed at the great tone you get out of a squire tele.
Yeah I agree! Yeah I quite like the tone too and that guitar sounds good mostly because of the SD Super Distortion pickup that I put in the bridge. It's a good one!
Great insite to Jordan’s genius. Always good to see other like minded fans out there
Aw yeah brotha!
Every time I die riffs? You got me right where you wanted me
(Also better lovers band is members of dillinger escape plan and etid combined if u like that kind of thing)
Aw yeah I really really like Better Lovers since I love Dillinger as well. I'm not as fond of Many Eyes but they have some cool stuff here and there.
Yes! I just wrote a comment about ETID, DEP, and BTBAM! I feel like we there are a lot of us mutual fans.
This video is incredible. Long time etid fan and pretty terrible guitar player. Thank you for your service.
Haha thank you for the kind words! I recommend trying to learn some of their songs, they're not all too difficult. Gutter Phenomenon is the easiest album I'd say. Lots of really fun riffs all over the album!
Immediate thumbs up when you said etid is your favorite
Hahah thank you!
I can’t believe we are all getting old! The early 2000s were a great time for music. I miss the ETID, Dillinger Escape Plan, Between the Buried and Me days. At least BTBAM released Colors II. There’s one positive.
my friends and i have always been bonded by ETID's music. it's the one band we ALL agree on. We've been to every single Tid' The Season Buffalo show, so sadly.. we saw their last performance without knowing it at the time.
ETID FOREVER .
Oh wow I wish I had been able to go to one of their Tid' The Season events. I bet it was amazing!!
Love them, regret only seeing them once. I thought I’d have more time and their last album was so ridiculously good.
I agree, last album was absolutely amazing. The band kept getting better and better. I was fortunate to have seen them once. I do recommend checking out the two bands that spawned from ETID: Many Eyes (Keith on vocals) and Better Lovers (Jordan, Goose and Steve from ETID along Greg from Dillinger and Will Putney).
This was great. I grew up as a drummer and this band got me into playing guitar for fun, since their riffs were just too good.
I always wanted to try to play Hot Damn with an acoustic but my skill level won't allow it. 😂
Hope to see more by them!
Oh yeah I recommend learning more by them but honestly the Hot Damn album is a bit difficult. Gutter Phenomenon is a bit easier!
Excellent work on this video! Every Time I Die has been my favorite band for the better part of my life. Their music is fun, lively, and as you show, features some incredibly complex and layered riffs that are deeply satisfying to pull off.
I just picked up a guitar for the first time in 10 years and ETID songs are helping me get back into the groove.
🤘🏽🤘🏽
Aw man I'm glad to hear that you've been inspired to play again! ETID are absolutely full of cool riffs and I really recommend diving into them. There's a lot to learn!
I really enjoyed this curated 'way in' to the band (not heard them before) and some of their riffage for me to try out. Without your video I may never have discovered 'Hot Damn!'... Hot Damn! Many thanks!
Awesome, I'm glad I managed to get someone to check them out. There are lots of songs that may not be the most presentable for newcomers but you may ease into them later. Hope you've enjoyed exploring ETID!
Awesome man, would love to see a part 2! ETID has had so many legendary riffs that are just incredibly fun and energetic. Gloom and How it Gets That Way, Kill the Music, The Low Road Has No Exits, I Been Gone a Long Time, El Dorado, All This and War, and Holy Book of Dilemma and Business Casualty are probably some of my favorite.
Great video tour of thier discography! really appreciate this .
Thank you! I really wanted to demonstrate different albums since their writing changes a lot between albums, even though the core of their tone and feel is still always there.
Hot Damn is one of my favourite album of all time. Definitely favourite of that genre.
This was awesome man, thank you for doing it. I was introduced to ETID in 2002 in high school and they’ve been one of my favorite bands ever since. I’m a drummer and playing along to ETID records back then really helped my chops. Hearing Botch, Refused and ETID changed my life. Good times. 🕺🏼
Oh yeah they're more technical than you'd think. I love Botch and Refused too!
YES PLEASE PART 2 & OTHER BANDS AS WELL
Working on it ;)
One of our biggest influences
RIP ETID!
Same here, I've listened religiously to them since Hot Damn!
First time i listen ETID while i was in high school 2011, my friend share wanderlust song & info from local brand PeterSaysdenim...
They also appear in AlternativePress magazine...
They Riff so catchy and feels like a band from Guitar Hero games..
its so cowboy, rock & metal...
Then i listen to Samurai band in game Cyberpunk 2077 while 2022, they have song archangel, it reminds me ETID again 😂😂😂
Haha cool mate! I believe that some Guitar Hero or Rock Band game featured one ETID song. I can't remember exactly though.
Great video 👌
Probably ETID is the band with the most influence on me as an musician even if you don’t hear it that much in the stuff I do. I am still heartbroken about the breakup
Yeah I totally get you. They have influenced me so much too and I wish they could still go on but it is what it is and knowing that Andy, Jordan, Goose and Steve have plans to carry on playing, I'm just pumped to hear what they have in store for us!
you nailed their tone so well!
They are my favorite band ever as well. This was a great video.
Thank you!!
That band rules. It really bummed me out to see them go.
Agreed! I recommend checking out Many Eyes and Better Lovers that spawned from ETID. It's not the same but at least we get to enjoy some ETID flavours here and there in the music.
Really enjoyed this. Solid song choices, clean playing, and great guitar tone.
Thank you so much! Stay tuned for pt. 2!
One of my favorite bands. From Buffalo, NY. Definitely do some of The Bronx music. They are from LA. Thanks
Yeah I remember The Bronx. You ever listen to One Dead Three Wounded. They are like every time I die mixed with darkest hour.
@@ShootYourRadio No I haven't, I'll check them out. Thanks !! 🤘🤘🤘
@@KevinWalsh-km3bh for sure bro. Cheers from the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
@@ShootYourRadio from Charlotte
@@KevinWalsh-km3bh if you have any recommendations. I'm down for some.haha.
Nice tone bro
Thank you!
This was a really concise explanation dude. ETID is one of my favourite bands of all time. I just turned 33 so gutter phenomenon i think just came out when i started getting into heavy music in high school :). Think I saw 'Kill The Music' for the first time on kerrang lol. Anyway hope you're well. i just found this vid 2 years on after listening to them.
You're a beast! Great video! Gonna try some of these!
Thank you! I'm honestly surprised how many people have watched this and for the feedback from people.
Love the Butcher
Andy!
Re teaching myself guitar after about 10 years and Etid is still one of my favorite bands for atleast 13 years that I can remember listening to them. This is a well done video showcasing some bad ass riffs. I’d love to see a part 2!
Aw yeah, pt. 2 is in the making!
I like every time I Die and it's so good that you make such a video in good quality, thank you
Thank you for watching and listening!
Sorry i took so long to find this channel, but im glad i finally did. Hard sub and notifications for the etid content.
Favorite band of all time. I have tattoos dedicated to them lol. You doing this video was not only a badass throwback, but also a wonderful tribute to the dearly departed. Much love
Awesome deduction of ETID riffs, so many fun, cool ones. Guess my fave song by them is Logic Of Crocodiles from their Last Night In Town album 👍👍
Thanks! I may do a part two video where I go through more riffs as there's just so so so much left to cover. It was hard to choose these ones to be perfectly honest hah!
@@geirisk8 i know, pretty sick band..they went more for a kinda noisy rock'n roll type of hardcore after Last Night. When did they broke up? Didn't know! Every band breaks up eventually but didn't know...
Do you know The Dillinger Escape Plan? Sick mathcore band, also called it quits after 20 years in 2016
"Last night in town". Theres video of Jordan relearning that song, its pretty great. Definately a classic
Same here, my dude. LoC was the first song I ever heard by them and instantly I was hooked. Then.. on my first go-round of LNIT, hearing the intro-song "Enter Without Knocking and Notify the Police", just sealed the deal. Devastated about the breakup.
@@christopherkatulka4612 oh yeah, incredible and exciting! Shocked when they broke up suddenly...always loved metalcore/ noisy, chaotic metallic hardcore 🙂
Always good to try and learn something that’s about 10% above your ability, you improve a lot whilst learning, whilst avoiding feeling like it’s impossible,and ETID are great for that as the difficulty is quite varied across their catalogue 👏🏻
Absolutely agree with you there. The early stuff is quite difficult, then it gets easier and then it gets harder again. There's all sorts of riffs of various difficulties to learn from them.
Loved this band since "The New Black" was on Guitar Hero or whatever. They got better with every album. My favorite song is Nothing Visible/Ocean Empty. Also check out The Damned Things, it's a supergroup with members from Every Time I Die, Fall Out Boy, and Anthrax.
The Damned Things is freaking awesome! Cool to know someone else has heard their stuff!
Yeah I agree, they just kept getting better. I sorta like The Damned Things. They have some cool songs but I feel like Keith needed to be just a tiny bit more aggressive in his vocals there. But I guess that's what they're going for.
I highly recommend Better Lovers which features Greg from Dillinger and Jordan, Steve and Goose from ETID as well as Will Putney. Now that's a supergroup!
Love ETID, always struggled with the riffage. Very interesting, unique, and counterintuitive in a cool way.
Amazing!
Thank you!
As a person from buffalo ETID is a house hold name for people who love such genres of metal and what not. Everyone who loves them in our city has a story about meeting them. I literally saw Andy at the local grocery store the other day it fuckin awesome
Oh man that's so cool!!
Didn't see you as ETID hardcore fan 😮 so cool! 😳🙂❤️👍
Looooove them! Been a fan since Hot Damn came out =D
*Plays the riff correctly* “something like that”
hahah :D
Had an ear worm after work and I had to learn on guitar. It was “kill the music.” Stumbled here. Keep it up!
Kill The Music is such a killer song!
Great vid bud. I loved it. Maybe can you do one on ETIDs guitar tone?
Good idea, noting it down!
I really like the idea of your videos. And I agree if you want to get to a new level-studying these and other bands riffs will make you better with practice. I spent an entire summer in my 20’s learning EVERYTHING on Norma Jean’s “O’god the Aftermath” by ear and I’ve watched my progress glow from there.
Love every time I die a lot
Same!
well done man!!
Thank you so much! I'm currently uploading pt.2 so stay tuned!
this is a great and very important video!!!
Thank you! I'm glad to see all the responses so I'm doing a pt.2
sick concept, keep it going. subbed
Thank you, I'm working on a pt. 2 and also the same idea with other bands too.
Have been listening to so much ETID lately, have attempted a few songs but didn't get very far, very nice to see a breakdown of their 'style' like this! Thanks!
Thank you for this comment, it makes me happy that I made the video and I've been wanting to make a part 2 because there's so so so much left to cover with their songs!
Great video and format! ETID is one of my favourite bands of all time as well (I couldn't pick a definitive favourite), and I do agree learning their stuff is great for guitarists. Also, I love how you included Revival Mode because the main riff is very "unusual" harmonically speaking and it can really help guitarists open their mind when it comes to writing interesting (yet catchy) riffs.
QOTSA has some riffs as well, I agree with this a lot
Oh yeah they have tasty riffs for sure!
Yessss I love this video finally my boys etid getting some love 😈🤘
Oh yeah and I'm workgin on a pt. 2 video!
This video rips, Good work dude
Thank you!!
Give me the Creeeeeps! Yeah!!!
aw yeah!!
Thanks for this video! I think it would also be cool to have an accompanying video that shows how to get that similar tone they use, for ETID and other future bands
Yeah you're right. There's a few people asking about the tone so I'll make a separate video where I go through how I make a tone like this one!
Good stuff man! Would also be cool to get straight up tutorials on how to play each riff/song. Can’t always make out everything your fingers are doing.
Good point! I'm working on a pt.2 and I'll see if I can somehow efficiently incorporate some more details into how the riffs are played.
From Parts Unknown is the album that inspired me to take guitar more seriously and go into that metalcore-y direction. I owe everything to Jordan and Andy
That is such a brutal album! The tone is so different from what they were doing before. I love it! I’m glad we have Better Lovers now. It’s not quite ETID but it has flavours that I like and a lot of Jordan’s riffmanship is in there that reminds of ETID.
Cool vid. I started guitar in 2020, learned a few Metallica songs, a few Gojira songs, and now I've started to really want to play ETID stuff, but way out of my depth. Way different technique involved than what I learned via Met/Goj. So I wouldn't be upset if you ever did some either some tutorials on ETID songs or just a video about their general play style/skills required to practice to be able to play their songs.
Didn’t know I needed this video. Great showcase of how skilled jordan and Andy are.. thank. I miss this band dearly.. thank you very much
Yes, they are insanely skilled dudes, both as writers and just as players. Some riffs they've written are genuinely difficult to play!
Yes part 2
Working on it ;)
Great video and playing, man! They are my favorite band as well, and it took me way too long to realize how fun their songs are to play. Definitely agree with what you said about many of their songs being simple, but then a lot get super tricky when it comes to the arrangement and variations. Going to have to finish the video later, because now I have to throw on one of their albums haha.
Also, if you see this, the tone is great and I’m curious what you are using.
Thank you for the comment! Yeah they do have lots of nice and easy to digest riffs that are sometimes accompanied with other really hard ones. Then there's the arrangement which can sometimes throw you off if you don't learn it.
In terms of tone I'm using a JCM800 rig either on the Axe FX Ultra or the Line 6 Helix. Can't remember which one I had at the time. Either way I always base their tone on a JCM800 platform.
Gonna do a video on it soon ;)
I love ETID. Their riffs are really good and super fun to play. I only know one right now but learning more.
Riffs for days!
I could've easily made this into an hour long videos. I will do a part two if people like this idea.
@@geirisk8 yes, part two with some really dirty, heavy riffs in there!
If everything I do is wrooohooooong
then by god, I'll do it right.
Every Time I Die is just something else, man. Such a good band ("underrated", as people would no-doubt-ably say...
I say highly rated enough by a certain group of people to have them continue doing crazy / unexpected stuff over the years.
A little like Converge, Mastodon, Dillinger Escape Plan...
An acquired taste, but once they getcha, you're hooked for life.
Albums like Hot Damn! (ETID), Jane Doe (Converge), Calculating Infinity (Dillinger Escape Plan), or Norma Jean's 1st album can be difficult to get used to when you're not used to the seeming chaos.
But it's so worth it
100% agreed!
Can’t wait to see more videos like this. Your playing is helping me a ton. Idk if you know anything by The Chariot. But that would be sick.
New here. Please do more etid riffs! Espesialy newer stuff. I'm gonna try ro lern them all! 😍
Working on it right now!
Nice playing dude. Super clean.
Thanks, I try my best!
Excellent video! Some suggestions for part II: The Sweet Life, After One Quarter of a Revolution, Apocalypse Now and Then, Underwater Bimbos From Outer Space, Post-Boredom, Things with Feathers.
Just wondering, whats your setup? Really like the tone you got, especially interested in the DiMarzio pickup
At the time I had either the Axe FX Ultra or the Line 6 Helix but this tones is definitely based on a TS9 into a JCM800 type rig. I will make a video on this soon!
I have to admit, I haven't been able to listen to ETID much since the breakup. That one hit too close as they've been a massively important band to me for the last 20 years. Every time I put on one of their albums I would get too bummed out and turn it off. Just want to thank you as I watched your video and finally put them back on and have been blasting it since. I guess I should be happy that we still have such an incredible catalog of music from them. Riff kings forever.
Hey sorry for such a late reply but I'm glad that I inspired you to take a positive spin on it and just keep appreciating what they've done through the years. The breakup was gutting but luckily we have a ton of serisouly good music that will live on forever!
Inrihab demo was extremely helpful
Awesome, glad to have cleared it up for you!
Great video! Defo got to agree they are great songs to learn and play, and I learned some things about their techniques I hadn't picked up myself!
I was big into metalcore as a teenager and had such a great time learning these songs and playing along in my bedroom, because of that ETID is pretty much the only metalcore band that I still follow, the creativity and experimentation they brought to the genre was just immense.
Defo do a follow up on "From Parts Unknown", that's my favourite album too, Pelican of Desert, If There's Room To Move, Idiot and El Dorado slap hard!
Also greetings from Seltjarnarnes XD
We definitely want a followup vid!
Ok, you're fucking awesome. I was ready to tell you so before, but when you recognized the musicianship involved with moving basic chords?
Hey thank you so much and I'm sorry for replying so late. These guys are hardcore masterminds when it comes to writings these tunes. I love playing their songs!
Great video, great concept for a series. Earned my sub. I’ll even hit the little bell if you tell me how you got that thick bitey tone
Hahah thank you so much, I really appreciate it! About the tone, it's a Line 6 Stomp patch that I made. I'll probably make a video on it along with a few other presets so if you stay tuned, I'll give away what's going on there. It's really simple to be honest but requires a bit of tuning to get it.
LNIT and Hot Damn are lovely records
Great video. I am not a guitar player myself (I sing and also play drums) but I found the part where you talk about playing the same riff on different parts of a neck extremely interesting. It is just a little detail that makes a huge difference, super cool! Wish you also did some riffs from From Parts Unknown and Low Teens.
Maybe a weird request, but I would love if you could do Dillinger Escape Plan or Vein.fm (I love how these guys come up with those filthy noises on guitars).
Great video man! Come on give us part 2
Love etid thanks for the vid man
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Dude.. Great Jordan/Andy tone!! Great picks, especially leatherneck🔥🔥🔥
Ps. Apocalypse now and then would've fit with your examples nicely, you asked at the end lol
Pps. Radical is my new favorite album to play..
Basically the whole album but with a habit of over playing Sly, post boredom, desperate pleasures, ataw and people verses.
A+
Thank you!!
Awesome video, curious about that tele and it’s modifications.
Very awesome vid and great song selection. Any recommended tabs?
Thank you so much! Honestly I always go to Ultimate Guitar for tabs and in some cases I've picked up ETID songs by ear. I usually go for tabs to save time hah!
Awesome jam! Sure love the tone. ETID has been an all time favourite for me, though I'm not a fan of the stuff that came after Hot Damn. To each their own.
Giving away secrets! 🤘🏼
Whoa!!! Leatherneck is f/cked up!
Haha yeah it is and you realise it more and more once you learn to play it!
ETID was a band that got better with every album. Such a shame that they were (in my opinion) severely underrated.
RIP ETID
so sad bro! 😢
I was gutted when I got the news. I'm glad we got Better Lovers from this though, they are great!
Came from your vocal cover
No love for From Parts Unknown? Also do you know what happens in the chorus of Underwater bimbos?