Hendrix - Purple Haze

i had that shit down except the solo...i remember sitting down for hours trying to figure it out and i thought i had it...im sure i was wrong though

the easy parts of black sabbath's hand of doom. I never did learn the hard parts.

i think it was creeping death for me.

The school band song.

1st instrument trombone-jaws theme
2nd bagpipes-mcanas dream
3rd guitar-paranoid

I learned Slaughterhouse by Mortician on bass.

Dissector said:

"Wail on these two strings for 30 seconds, stop, and then do it again. the end"

BIG ROCK CANDY MOUNTAIN AGE 6

mortician makes me laugh...i cant help it

their kick-ins are ludicrous...fleshripper in particular

what the fuck is a kick-in?

I should mention I'm a drummer and playing any stringed instrument is the same thing as trying to solve a Rubic's Cube to me.

IM REAL PROUD OF YOU

Back in like 8th grade one of my friends taught me how to play some Smashing Pumpkins song (Zero I believe) on drums for some crappy band he was trying to put together.

first song i figured out was Exodus- Fabulous Disaster

prolly green day

on drums

my cousin showed me how to play some metallica riffs on guitar when i was a kid, but never a whole song.

i can't remember the first thing i learned on bass. something easy.

hey joe - hendrix

Sex Pistols - "Pretty Vacant"

Hey, what do you want, I was 15.

think it was led zeppelin's "heartbreaker" minus the solo

then moved onto metallica

smoke on the water,on an acoustic with 1-string.

my first was The Trooper boy Iron maiden.... I never too the five seconds to learn the solo though....

KISS- Deuce

Kiss - Heaven's on Fire
Such a simple song, I was 11 and could play the solo.

smoke on the water

I don't remember what the first song I started learning was. I think the only song I can play start to finish including the solo is Death's Empty Words. I know tons of riffs from other songs, but I never bothered to learn an entire song, lol

some metallica song on drums

For guitar, never the full song but parts of behemoth, amon amarth, the haunted, slayer

My cousin got an electric guitar when I was 8 or so, and he taught me that riff in Come As You Are by Nirvana. I played it with my thumb hooked over the top of the neck... I can't believe I found that easier than using my fingers. So when I got home from his house the first thing I did was ask my dad if I could use his acoustic guitar and I started playing that 5 note riff over and over again. So my dad taught me the opening riff of Over The Hills And Far Away by Zeppelin, just up to the D chord right at the beginning, just a fraction of the whole riff. I got an electric guitar (a Dean Explorer copy) that Christmas and started printing off so much tablature, mostly for Metallica songs but occasionally some Zeppelin and stuff.

iron man on guitar

Im pretty sure the 1st song I learned was on guitar, purple haze

First song on guitar was writing the past by the automata.
First song on bass was Dig by Numetal enthusiasts Mudvayne.

paganmegan said:
I was having a hard time thinking what song but I'm pretty sure it was iron man also. playing single notes not even chords yet.

Aerosmith - Mama Kin

the first song was "i touch myself" on the skin flute, nah just kiding, it was pantera's Breath, spit, walk, on the drums.

yankee doodle- guitar

Why Not-Hilary Duff

"We Care A Lot" by Faith No More

umm...wow, since its been almost 20 years, its hard to remember, but I think either 'hey joe' by hendrix or 'peace of mind' by Boston...then the first real song I learned was 'Im a viking' by yngwie.

On drums 'corporal jigsore quandry' by Carcass.

On keyboard, axel f from beverly hills cop, and the entire first mr bungle album.

On bass...pff anything, gimme a break its bass.
(then I heard primus, and said, well fuck him.)

anonymous said:

Youre gay for even knowing the name of that song.

Jump in the Fire

Sunshine Of Your Love

Same old song and dance