groove metal song to learn
 

does anyone have suggestions of some easier groove songs for me to start learning?

Dying fetus !!!11!!!!


no serious

Give us an example.

What do you mean specifically. I was going to suggest Rompeprop or The Day Everything Became Nothing but I don't know if that's what you are talking about.

i cant remember exactly who it was that i heard that i liked. i dont even know what itd be classified as maybe grindcore i dont know.

but maybe like bloodduster or mortician
if i could describe the beat youd probly understand its got an upbeat to it

edit: yea llike the day everything became nothing pretty much

how easy are we talking?
 

it really depends on where youre at as a player.if youre just now starting i would recommend something off of sepultura's "chaos AD", or perhaps something really slow like some black sabbath. as for grindcore, alot of the older stuff is incredibly simple as far as the notes you play, but as a rule grind is always incredibly fast, so maybe put that off for a bit until you get a little quicker. if you start slow and play properly you'll be shocked at how quickly your speed will improve, and before you know it youll be rocking some necrophagist. :beer:

not always fast dude, slams are really popular in grind, thats probably the type of thing he wants to learn. So yeah, Dying fetus, day everything become nothing etc

obituary - redneck stomp

Great one right there, was listening to that earlier today at the bus station. It really makes me want to mosh, and I'm not the mosher type. Groovy as fuck, as well as most catchier Obituary songs, that's worth looking into.

Napalm Death - Suffer the Children and Siege of Power. Groovy tracks right there.

gotcha
 

sorry,i misunderstood and went ahead and assumed you were a complete beginner. i think the groove metal threw me off, i think of shit like sepultura, pantera and chimaira when i think of groove metal. :stoned: oh yeah and bloodduster is the shit.

Same here. I think Pantera. That stoner metal, or whatever "Down" falls into, is groove metal to me too.

Please describe "grove metal" the title kinda makes me think of "nu-metal"

Id reccomend some Devourment but some riffs in some songs are just absolutely retarded. If you can tab out songs, check out Dripping a canadian band, their stuff is pretty easy... awesome experimentational/groove metal

http://metaltabs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10086

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