5 ESSENTIAL Grunge Guitar Tips Every Player Should Know!



Want to play better grungy alternative guitar? I got you! Here’s 5 tips that I think will help you channel your inner Billy Corgan and play some awesome parts.

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20 thoughts on “5 ESSENTIAL Grunge Guitar Tips Every Player Should Know!”

  1. About 4 months ago I saw your channel and this… just amazing. Your videos helped me in choosing pedals and pedalboards for shoegaze staff, all kinds of grunge stuff, etc. Even an inexpensive shoegaze board. just fucking cool. thank you for your work

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  2. Wow, Heart Shaped Box and Where is my Mind? Both classics if you ask me… Smashing Pumpkins I like but not as much as you do 😅. Well as for technical advice I am the worst person to ask…maybe try another genre? ZZ-Top Tres Hombres or Eliminator I like…

    As for gear the Sire S3 (HSS) I seriously like and gets solid reviews and with Ibanez AZES31/40 as Squier Classic Vibe series seems good value for money in the same-ish price bracket. A Tele looks cooler but an HSS strat is more versatile and better ergonomics…

    Really enjoyed your video!

    Oh and for being right or wrong…such thing doesn't really exist. Keith Richards uses a Telecaster "Country instrument" for Rock 'n Roll and Bluesy tunes.😊

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  3. has the Pawn Shop Mustang popped up on the channel before? I feel like this is the first time we’re seeing it, but i could just be being brainless.
    Side note but i’m starting to get jealous of that collection.

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  4. Motörhead and Kiss also played most of their stuff in Eb standard tuning. But then again, grunge took a lot of inspiration from 70’s rock and metal, so it’s not that much of a shock.

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  5. Stop apologizing for not doing things right. Part of what’s good about you is that you just give it a go. Music isn’t a sport. And playing what other people already did perfectly is a waste of time. You have a ton of good ideas and enthusiasm. That’s what counts.

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  6. Check out the video interview "guitar moves, josh homme" he's a very talented songwriter and outstanding guitar player and he has a very particular why of doing solos, he explains he changed some notes from the mighty minor pentatonic and it sounds like a different thing! It's very inspiring and easy to try but hard to master, and most importantly it's really fun to play like that and experiment, give it a chance, it's a great little lesson

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  7. I don't know if you want to go down this rabbit hole but, if you tune down about half of a half step it's supposed to be like a weird satanic tuning that was banned by the catholic church. Pantera uses this tuning.

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  8. So I had to teach black hole sun to a bunch of kids over the years, and the way to get the correct tuning is basically doing drop D, but every note is tuned sharp, roughly about 3/4s of the way to the next note.

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