Damn I would literally kill for tabs I’m ass this is crazy good

Well.. we alI got what we deserved after clicking on this video

Damn, no intro solo...

1:28 Zoot horn rollo invented punk and emo first

The fact you learned this is insane. Even though this song doesn’t have a lot of variety in the scale, that riff pattern in this song in particular always sounded like one of the difficult things rhythmically and this goes the same with a lot of liturgy’s songs. Nice job

This is not a cover. This is the song played out of the speakers with an additional 'live' guitar.

lmfao

che chitarra è?

Nice tone !!

bruh, its good tho

@yewberry this is visually scratching the itch this song gives me sonically. it looks exactly like i hoped it would in excecution. i would like to learn. did you do this in standard?

Mishima fans be like

Still listening to this in 2024

Rip

God bless mashupers

fucking fantastic man

not sure if you're active anymore, but i just want to point out how accurate you have it to trosper's tone & feel. ik the bass is kinda the spotlight for this song and repetition in general but you still found a way to pop out- nice!!!

i was looking a lesson for this song for years , thanks for sharing ur godsend.

This song always reminds me of the time I was 15 and my schizophrenic mother tried to kill me with a kitchen knife when my dad wasn’t home and she stabbed the bathroom door 15 times and I had 18 missed calls to my dad but he never answered. I ended up having to call 911 and the cops took her away

What was the chord you strummed at the beginning to make the starting sound?

does anyone ever realize that the story is written in the perspective of Ed’s son who has schizophrenia? the part when he says “and you seem to look through me- to some old projector screen. playing back the scene as you described it on a movie reel. as real as the minute that it happened. that memory moving behind me. that moment that changed you for good” I feel like Ed’s actual son was the one who had offered him the help to fix his door without knowing that was his actual father. Being that Ed wanted his son to live a normal life and how much compassion he had for his son’s mental health it feels like a story between a father and his son. Ed’s son doesn’t remember the incident or the fact that Ed is his father- but he feels so strongly connected to the incident that it almost feels like a scene on a movie reel (his own memory)? I always theorized that Ed was the “Jordan’s” father in this song and he has NO idea. he sees this “old man” struggling with a door and decides to help him fix it and then being that Ed was so compassionate he finally remembered him during his episodes. IDK. i could be completely wrong but i always loved this song. it’s one of their best 😅

jack wore a skirt but he knew how to scrap

i fakin love bo b marlej

Who’s going to a concert soon

Open C or E Standard?

Yeah buddy that’s definitely better than Isaac Brock plays it. I’ve been watching that band since 1997 and I’ve seen them play that song probably 35 times live. Awesome job, dude.

I just found this band and my mind is blown.

figata. sapresti dirmi come Zamboni abbia ottenuto quella distorsione così graffiante?

Outstanding 👍

Nice! 👏🏻

👍🏻🙏

It's funny that the song is about BDSM

VERY HARD SONG TO LEARN

ed deserves to be remembered. thank you, la dispute, for spreading that sentiment. ed, if you hear me, i think of you often.

0:39 0:51

NOT Bob Marley

che bomba

Genious!

A squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag, is fast and bulbous, got me?

A squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag, is fast and bulbous, got me?

need tabs

a star of david and the lgbt flag when covering pure nsbm lmao that’s good to see

🔥🔥

Fuckin’ rad

Jojo Hiroshige guitar 😭❤️

One of Chris' most incredible solos in my opinion. And he’s played many!

A squid eating dough in a polyethylene bag, is fast and bulbous, got me?

so good