King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Crumbling Castle (Guitar Cover)

Insta: @JonnCactus
Here I go having a bash at King Gizzard's latest track Crumbling Castle on the electric guitar, learnt by ear. Thanks for watching
I do not own the rights to this song

[@Killbot754]

Can you create a tab for us less experienced guitarists?

[@LunaCerva]

Hey man, Something that might help a lot, the tuning is in C# Standard so there's a constant b string playing through most of the riffs. Hope that helps!

[@user-ml1je2ww7q]

You DO own the rights on this song ;)

[@mcrmehmet]

3 things are great 1. Song 2. Your cover 3. Your maniac yellow shirt both color and tailoring. İt should be xrated

[@APYanke]

Kick ass, dude!

[@StonyBrookFireDeptBand]

yo dude this tune is way easier to play in c# standard so you can let those open B notes ring out easier. Im actually super impressed that you are nailing the B notes the way you are haha

[@jonncult]

Ross W haha ikr thanks glad you like

[@igorlthn1109]

do king gizzards actually play in C# standard in their songs or just this album?

[@rollingon5566]

@@igorlthn1109 its a mix, they did for this album and I'm in your mind fuzz too

[@toiantitue]

what amp settings and guitar pickup are you using? great cover btw

[@bettisab9849]

Woaa you play very well and bass doesn’t look easy congrats 😊👏👏

[@Ievolovel]

Love your covers my dude. I have an off topic question.. I started playing myself a few months back and as of now I just plan on self teaching.. what would you recommend? Learning chords or scales? Or just try to have fun and do what the fuck ever?

[@Dyadactic]

Ievolovel I’m not him, but I’ve been playing bass for about a decade and guitar for several years. You can build chords using scales. But, the flexibility that learning bar chords gives your hand is worth it. Not to mention, you can also use your knowledge of chords to help with scales. First learn the basics of both, then go where your interests take you. Learn songs and the techniques in them.

[@tabintheocean]

I'd say the best way for learning is practicing a nice mixture of chords/scales and whatever the fuck. If you focus all your time on the theory part you might burn out but learning little pieces of songs you like will usually keep you interested.

[@devonrascal2808]

Brilliant cover man

[@BadassBrutusGuitar]

Very cool mister Cactus!!! LIKE...!

[@ImGoldyy]

you killed it man thanks for uploading! are you going to gizzfest?

[@chrisbeal2804]

Uh-may-ZING DUDE. Holy crap

[@eMIuaN98]

Awesome!! keep it up

[@heardoliver2510]

What more can anyone say. You're rad!

[@Vigi]

Good guitar playing! :D

[@boiledfridge6270]

Awesome

[@marcopiovan4828]

Non ci posso credere! 2 giorni... Bravo!

[@ShrisSeth1]

Excelent cover my friend!

[@henry2179]

This is fucking art

[@rooley5]

Yes music is art

[@kezianaomi1839]

what scale is at 0:10?

[@ucanihl]

Kezia Naomi It has microtones but the approximation is B phyrgian with lowered fourth(Eb instead of E). That vibrating finger technique between adjacent semitones gives the microtone sense. B - C - D - Eb - F# - G - A - B

[@DonetskiLetsplayshik]

I'm pretty sure this one isn't microtonal though

[@ucanihl]

ok. guitars may have no weird frets but look carefully at 2:13 for example. He bends the C# slightly to D. Btw, out of topic but check this out for that finger vibration. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXK7g5mCq9CloLM

[@ucanihl]

These tunes are common in turkish folk music. i can easily recognize them.

[@kezianaomi1839]

thanks dude been trying to figure it out for some time

[@maximilianoaverzano7531]

Are you god?

[@CostyValiy]

Do you have a total ear? xd

[@lukegoter5796]

tab please

[@NateBlond]

wow, never heard this tune. but sounds good. go on! 🔥 Please let me know what you think about my new The Script Cover :)

[@Norwag]

It literally came out a couple of days ago. But do check the band out, they are pretty great :D

[@NateBlond]

cool !!

[@ucanihl]

Again anatolian influence is obvious. Btw, dig in phrygian mode with modulation to major 3rd and major 7th.

[@ucanihl]

Pardon me. This piece is not an example of what i have just said. Sounds like normal minor but anyway it is worth to go like root - m2 - m3 - M3. Modulating to darkness :)