So we’ve got the sixth string open and it’s an eighth note, but we rest on the & so it’s like one &, two &, three &, and then on the & of three we go to the 6th fret of the fifth string and we pick that note and then we have a rest, so that’s one measure and each measures is the same except for the fourth one. Now with this again, we got this kind of dissonant thing going on here. All right, then that leads us to the next section, the next staff starting at measure 13 and this riff right here is actually what the bass is doing during that part where you rest for the four measures so you can actually just play this part right there if you wanted to so you’re not just sitting there twiddling your thumbs for four measures. So that whole four measures, which is repeated, so you do the whole sequence twice. So start off with just the six string open play that three times and then we go to the fourth string and I’m just using my first and second finger and we go eleven twelve and then to the third string eleven twelve also that’s one measure and it does three measures of that… okay so after you do it three times then on the fourth measure it’s just slightly different and we go to the third string to 12 and we do a full step bend and release.
So after we do that rest then we go into this next riff that is just unusual, there’s a lot of notes that are kind of dissonant and stuff but I just really kind of like the way that it sounds. The Riff is in it is drop D so you’re gonna have to tune your sixth string from an E down to a D.Īlright so it starts off with just this D5, so just gonna be playing the six in the fifth strings open as whole notes so and then the guitar at this point actually rests for four measures and it’s just the bass and some percussion stuff. Drop D Tuning & Intro RiffĪll right, so we’re not going to be going through this entire song, we’re basically gonna be working on the intro and then the one main riff.
Be sure to click on the link in the description for the tabs and let’s get up close and take a look at Killer Riff From “Killing in The Name”. Anyway this is just a fun drop D riff and I hope you enjoy it. This guitar player is really interesting and weird things. Today I want to show you a Killer Riff From “Killing in The Name” by Rage Against The Machine. Hey everybody how’s it goin? This is Darrin Goodman with bringing you this video lesson.
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