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Originally Posted by oscillator.wild  On Cherub Rock for example he uses the simple but very cool technique of playing the root and the octave simultaneously (2 strings higher and 2 frets up) (like a power chord w/o the fifth). you can easily bend/sustain the strings independently for 'modulation'
Even live they have a very thick, multi-tracked sound.
jesse |
Get the tab book for Mellon Collie and you'll find this technique is EVERYWHERE!
There's an alternate version of cherub rock played (acoustic) I enjoy playing electric:
Smashing Pumpkins Guitar Tabs for - Cherub Rock Acoustic Tabs, Chords, Lyrics
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