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Home › Forums › Progress Review › Pull offs practice with this post-AIC rock song
I picked up this CD of a 2000’s era band for $0.50 at a sale and it’s been on my permanent spin.
Good post-AIC vocal harmony grunge rock (produced by same guy as AIC?).
Anyway the first track, a great pull off and arpeggio practice song.
Tantric – Breakdown (Video)
Youtube lesson.
Maybe you guys remember this band or the track.
If the youtube comments are to be believed, the singer had a downfall due to meth.
Too bad the industry is in such bad shape that I can buy a handful of pro band CD’s for $0.50 each.
Full album is Tantric (2001).
I never got into Days Of The New.
I'm an intermediate student of Metal Method. I play seitannic heavy metal. All Kale Seitan! ♯ ♮ ♭ ø ° Δ ♩ ♪ ♫ ♬
And on the Seventh Day, Mustaine said: ∇ ⨯ E = - ∂B / ∂t ; and there was Thrash; and it had a ♭3; and it was good.
That’s one of those nice tracks I know but completely forgot about. Great steal at fifty cents!
MY ROCK IS FIERCE!!!
Sb, i know you are into Nirvana… btw did you watch that Cobain documentary interviewing all sorts of people about his death now being suspicious? I will look it up the title for you if interesred, its a good watch.
I saw Tantric last year at a music fest in So. Oregon. The only originals left in the band were the singer and bass player. They sounded quite good though.