[drmosh]

Originally Posted by neon_black88

Well its EXACTLY the same thing either way. 16th note at 230 = 32nd note at 115. The end result is the same.

Yeah. But I see so many people claiming they play 16ths at 280bpm when they are actually only doing 8ths.
I can play at 9000bpm! one note every 20 bars

[Tiger]

http://www.iechine.com/Catch33.txt

Theres another tab for it out there from the Mesh forums, but a lot of it was really wrong. This is the one I made and used.

[Uber Mega]

Lol, just to clarify:

Bleed is a kind of 4-note gallop. At 230bpm it is 16ths over 8ths, and at 115bpm it is 32nds over 16ths...they're both identical, it doesn't really matter, and the guitars were probably tracked using 230bpm for accuracy anyway...either way it is a fast and incredibly difficult rhythm.

I did tab 80% of the drums from the radio rip, but the file got corrupted Nevermind, it shot my respect for these guys through the roof (especially Thomas).

[LordGrendel]

This album definitely surprised me and in many ways, they keep progressing every album!!

[neon_black88]

Originally Posted by Uber Mega

Lol, just to clarify:

Bleed is a kind of 4-note gallop. At 230bpm it is 16ths over 8ths, and at 115bpm it is 32nds over 16ths...they're both identical, it doesn't really matter, and the guitars were probably tracked using 230bpm for accuracy anyway...either way it is a fast and incredibly difficult rhythm.

I did tab 80% of the drums from the radio rip, but the file got corrupted Nevermind, it shot my respect for these guys through the roof (especially Thomas).

Yep.

[Vision]

Originally Posted by philkilla

Maybe the first minute or so could be qualified as easy to an experienced guitarist.

BUT, when they start changing it up after the first break it is not so easy.

I can do it but my forearm starts burning after about 2 minutes.



I just heard this song this morning and I have been practicing it all day! I never got into them before, but this song made me a total convert. I have been tuned into their myspace all day, lol. Now I see why so many people here are into them... that just pwns.

[MrRedRaider]

I like playing their songs from None more than any of them. I really like their thrashy side more from a "cover" prospective. I did a cover of Sickening not long after I got a copy of DFH2 and my seven string. Fun to play along with, but still has some finger tripping riffs. Plus Fredrik plays some wicked solos on that album; not to mention CC. I love his jazzy styled legato solos. After None and Nothing, his solos got rather lame!

[Unknown Doodl3.2]

Originally Posted by neon_black88

I still want to see someone doing it, I mean I know its not impossible, I just HAVEN'T seen anyone playing that intro. And I still say its some of the fastest galloping I'VE heard. 230bpm is not to be scoffed at, it starts sounding fast and djenty at like 180 or 190, alot of Fear Factory stuff is at that.

The only galloping of the kind I've ever heard faster is Iced Earth's Stormrider on Alive in Athens...

xxx x xxx x xxx x xxx x xxx atleast 240-250bpm

xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx 230-240 somewhere in that region

the sicker part? My brother can play it pretty tight haha... that's what you get for practicing Iced Earth for many years. I'm doing pretty decent myself.



I should make a clip with him tomorrow maybe

[DaRKoN_]

speaking of meshuggah, picked up my tickets today \m/ as they are finally touring australia.

[neon_black88]

Originally Posted by DaRKoN_

speaking of meshuggah, picked up my tickets today \m/ as they are finally touring australia.

I totaly forgot they were on sale the 23'rd! Getting mine tommorow for sure!!!