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I swear this is the first riff every new guitar player learns (I learned it and I had never even heard the song until that moment)
Guitarists:
THAT'S NOT EVEN HOW YOU PLAY THE SONG! IT'S PERFECT 4TH DYADS WITH AN IMPLIED E-G-A ROOT, SO IT'S 2-5-7 BARRED ACROSS THE 4TH AND 5TH STRINGS! 0-3-5 IS A LIIIIIIIIIIIE!
Tony Iommi does it better anyway
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTNne9l8ctU
Edit: better audio on this version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGti9gUT6h4
I found YouTube links in your comment. Here are links to the same videos on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
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When I played bass that actually wasn't my first song to learn. It was My Name Is Mud by Primus. But that was probably because I fucking love slapbass.
My friend started fucking around on a bass guitar, and the first thing he learned was the Seinfeld riff.
That's sort of how it happened for me. I had an idea of how to do the My Name Is Mud riff but it was at downtime during a jam session for the band I was playing guitar in and I was like hey lemme see if I can do slapbass.
The first bassline I learned was a Weezer song...
I think my first full song was probably Big Truck by Coal Chamber or something.
I think my first full song was probably Big Truck by Coal Chamber or something.