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Posted: **Tue May 24, 2005 6:18 pm**

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2005 7:28 pm**

Thanks for the free music.
Are Revenga and Violent Pornography the only songs that go:
<Refrain 1>
<Refrain 2>
<Refrain 2>
<Refrain 1>
<Refrain 2>
<Refrain 2>
<Refrain 1>

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2005 8:02 pm**

What in the holy fuck are you talking about?

"That word you keep using... I do not think it means what you think it means..."

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2005 8:04 pm**

TECHNICAL METAL QUESTION

Listen to the first 30 seconds of Revenga up there (3.mp3). After the "soft" intro, he goes into playing quadruplets at the rate of four notes in a about a half a second.

I know metal guitarists have been doing this for many years, but here's my question:

I've got a guitar here. I've got a pick. I've got two functioning limbs and ten functioning fingers.

And I don't see how it's humanly possible.

What am I missing, metal experts? Please to with the helping?

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2005 8:29 pm**

You're missing "track 2" on your PortaStudio03.

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2005 8:32 pm**

What?

Posted: **Tue May 24, 2005 9:51 pm**

pinback wrote:What in the holy fuck are you talking about?

"That word you keep using... I do not think it means what you think it means..."

Okay.

Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody fucks,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody sucks,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody cries,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody dies,

It's a non-stop disco
Bet you it's Nabisco
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Bet you it's Nabisco
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know

Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody fucks,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody sucks,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody dies,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody cries,

It's a non-stop disco
Bet you it's Nabisco
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Bet you it's Nabisco
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know

It's a violent pornography,
Choking chicks and sodomy,
The kinda shit you get on your TV.
It's a violent pornography,
Choking chicks and sodomy,
The kinda shit you get on your TV,

Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody sucks,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody fucks,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody dies,
Everybody, everybody, everybody livin now,
Everybody, everybody, everybody cries,

It's a non-stop disco
Bet you it's Nabisco
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Bet you it's Nabisco
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know
Non-stop disco
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know
Betcha didn't know

It's a violent pornography,
Choking chicks and sodomy,
The kinda shit you get on your TV,
It's a violent pornography,
Choking chicks and sodomy,
The kinda shit that's on your TV,
It's a violent pornography,
Choking chicks and sodomy,
The kinda shit that's on your TV,
It's on the TV
Fuck
Turn off your TV,
Can you say "brainwashing"

B, b, b, brainwashing

It's a non-stop disco

Discounting the blue parts which are pretty unintelligible. Do they have any songs that feature more than three colors? I thought when repeated a part of the song more than three times it was a refrain.

Posted: **Wed May 25, 2005 3:22 am**

playing quadruplets at the rate of four notes in a about a half a second.

The guitar technique is you are refering to (and this is without listening to the song) is commonly known as 'shred'

Very similar to a mandolin player rapidly playing a note in some itialian spaghetti song while a gondola (driver?) sings.

It takes practice practice practice and then to throw in pull-offs and hammer-ons on the same string takes more practice.

THE
SIX STRING
AARDVARK

Posted: **Wed May 25, 2005 10:23 am**

Pull-offs/hammer-ons, I get. The only part I DON'T get is the part where you play the same note -- the SAME note, mind you, not DIFFERENT notes, which are NOT the same -- four times in 1/4 of a second. That's how fast he's playing 'em.

That's one note every 1/32 of a second. I just don't see how it's possible, unless he's finger-picking like Flamenco or something.

Posted: **Wed May 25, 2005 2:36 pm**

Compare and contrast:

Mezmerize --- St. Anger

Having not heard their brand-new album (which i think will probably come out sometime this year) I still think it's safe to say that Metallica are not the four horsemen of speed metal anymore.

Posted: **Wed May 25, 2005 2:49 pm**

pinback wrote:I've got a guitar here. I've got a pick. I've got two functioning limbs and ten functioning fingers.

And I don't see how it's humanly possible.

What am I missing, metal experts? Please to with the helping?

Sure, Ben! Here, 'cause i'm such a helper, I'll give you a step-by-step list of how to do it!

Ingredients:

1 electric guitar
1 finger
1 amplifier
1 microphone
1 sound recorder program

Steps:

1. hit record on your sound recording program.
2. While making sure that the microphone is correctly positioned in relation to the speaker of the amplifier, strum a note.
3. Hit stop on your sound recording program.
4. Cut the sound so that only 1-32nd-of-a-second of the guitar strumming (from the beginning) remains of your sound.
5. Copy this sound to the clipboard.
6. Use the "paste at end" function of your sound recording program.
7. Repeat step 6 until you finish a measure
8. Repeat steps 1 through 7 for the other notes you use
9. Click save
10: press the cd cuz u r teh done!

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