The F going one, two, three little stutter steps there. Everything’s down down up up down up, down down up up down up, down down up up down up. Now notice what I’m doing there on that F. Now I’m gonna pick it up and open it all up.
Then there’s what I would consider, probably call it a pre-chorus, which is the same four chords. So work that right hand, the down picking is necessary to really get that kind of driving crunch, but that’s what they’re doingįor the verse that’s done. So one, two, and three, and four, and one, two, and three, and four and, one, two, and three, and four and, one, two and three and four and. I’m going, same chords, C, G, A F, right? But now I’m just going to be splashing that one, and from the back end for some palm muting on two and three and four and for every chord.
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I do have a really great video on palm muting so feel free to check that out. I’m gonna leave it up to you to work it up. Okay? Now the verse is gonna be the same chords, but with some palm muting, it’s really fast. So that’s kind of happening underneath that little motif or that riff. What I’m doing is we’re just going C, power chord to a G, power chord, third fret, fifth fret on the E, A, and D, moving that shape up. I’m just going down down up up down up, down down up up down up, down down up up down up, down down up up down up. You can add that pinky if you want, over here as your extra one, right? That would be in this case, on the third fret of the G string, right? That’s kind of underneath, that’s in the interlude, that’s underneath that riff. The C power chord, third fret of the A string, fifth fret of the D, call it a day. So underneath that, you can kind of play the, if you’re the rhythm player, you’re just going C. So it kind of reverses in a way in the end.Īnd that line is essentially a lot of fun, and it’s definitely a lot faster than that, that, So be patient, take your time, work it up, and then it’s all tracing these four chords, which is essentially the whole song. Fret E, my note of F, then twice, and my second finger comes in for the D string. I gotta move all of my fingers to go first. Then my first note changes to the G, third fret of the E string then back for D to the second fret D, right? And then open A starts off the next, the third line, open, second, right? And that last line changes it up a little bit. That’s the note of C here, I’m sorry, third fret A string. It’s gonna go second fret of the A string. I’d say it’s the whole song, actually, in a way. Want you to remember those four notes in order.
There’s this repeating kind of motif on the end, open D to second fret D, right? That keeps coming back around till the very end where it switches up a little bit, and then it follows that chord progression overall in the song, which is C to G to A to F. So what I’m doing is I’m essentially doing this a couple things.
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Okay, So I’m gonna go ahead and just demonstrate this full speed and then half speed, and then break it down and how you guys can play it. I’m gonna zoom in for you, show you some cool stuff, and give you a little bonus at the very end. I haven’t got tickets yet, but I’m sure I’ll figure it out.
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Hey guys, I’m gonna show you how to play, Dammit by Blink 182 in honor of their awesome reunion, who I’m super excited to see.
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