Chords for Bloodgood Lamb Of God Guitar Lesson +Guitar Solo + Tabs

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[N] _ _ Bloodgood, Lamb of God!
CBT guitar lesson for my good buddy Jason.
_ Me and Jason talk a lot.
So we were talking about Bloodgood. _ _
_ _ And that's what we decided to go with.
Two of them actually.
We got another one coming up.
Man in the Middle.
[Eb] _ Big fan of Bloodgood.
I remember hearing them shortly after hearing
Striper.
[F] Always liked Les Carlson's voice.
And my buddy Oz [Eb] plays _ [G] _ periodically
with them.
Okay, this song is [Ab] flat, Jason.
So we're a half step down.
These [B] are CT lessons.
I told you I'd give you a
[Gb] partial CBT.
So we're going to grab, I don't know, [G] three, four
sections of this.
One second in, section one.
Bar the fourth fret
on the A and D.
Hammer to 5 [Gb]-5 with your middle.
_ [N] And then do the same thing but go _ open A-D to
hammer to A [Eb]-D.
_ And [N] then a quick open E palm mute.
So it's_
And then start it over.
[Ab] _ _ _
[Eb] _ _ But this time, the second one, _ _ _ _ it's in there quick.
_ [Gb] _
When you hit that open E palm mute the second time
you'll end [Eb] up going 7-6-5-3 on the top.
[Gb] _ [D] Okay?
Then you'll start it back at the 4, [F] A and D. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Am] Until the second time that you hammer [G] on to the second fret
then we'll throw in a D-5.
5-A-7 [Db]-D twice.
_ [Eb] And I was watching some live stuff, Jason.
[Gm] I usually
[Gb] do that because I'm just curious on neck placement.
_ And when you have
two guitar players, [Gm] Striper's great at [B] this, but
one guy [Db] may [Ab] go_
The other may _ [E] go_
So in one of the other sections I actually put it here.
The same chords
but just a little different tonality.
But it's clever use of the two guitar players.
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Alright, two times of that.
Section 2 comes in at 12 seconds.
It's kind of a [Eb] playoff of that.
They'll go_ _ _
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_ [Ab] _ _ [Gb] There's that other D.
So you're gonna go
second fret barred A and D.
Short [Bb] rest.
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Open E, 2A.
[Eb] Think of it like this.
[E] _ _
Two times and then _ 12 times after that.
So you can [Bm] break that mathematically into three groups of four. _
_ _ _ [F] Right?
So you'd [Ab] have_
_ _ _ _ [Eb] Then back to the
hammers.
[G] 4A and D hammer to [Ab] 5.
Opens to
2.
[Eb] _
Palm mute open E.
Back to the 4-5.
[F] Open 2.
And [Bm] then think of it like this.
_ [G]
Four [N] times palm muted on the open 2 EA.
And then you'll see double dots four times.
So that's gonna be [E] 16 times.
So [Ab] _ _ _ technically _ _
[Ebm] _ _ [E] that's
all of [E] those.
And then [N] right back to the 4-5 groove.
_ _ _ So you'll _ have_ _ _ _ _ _ _
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[G] So the open E palm muted and then I told you I'd give you that alternate D chord.
Open D, [Fm] 2G and 3B [Db] twice.
_ [A] That is the [Db] same as this.
_ _ _ [Ab] A little higher tonality but when you have two guitar players
[Abm] Jason, you get the diverseness, right?
You get
a _ _ bigger EQ overall sound if that makes sense.
You know what I'm talking about. _ _
[D] Let's do section 3
[Ab] 34 seconds in.
Real straight forward.
There's two [G] guitars.
This is a C5.
You'll go 3-5 [B] AD
_ to 5 [Db]-7. _
Back to 3 [B]-5.
_ _ Back to 5 [Db]-7 to [Bb] 2.
_ _ _ [Gm] When you go to the 2-4 AD it's down, down up, down up.
[B] So it's _ [Db] G4.
Whole notes.
Whole measures. _
[B] _ _ This time it's a [Db] half note.
1, [Bb] 2, 3.
_ _ No palm muting. _ _
_ [E] Over that.
I wasn't sure
which guitar part to show [Gm] you.
There's like _ _ [Eb] a_
Kind [Bm] of over it.
It's really cool.
It sounds good together.
Let's do section 4.
_ [N]
45 seconds in.
It's octaves.
7A
muted D and 9G.
And when you do octaves Jason, just
make sure you're muting.
Muting is just as important as [B] the notes.
I'm muting string 6 and technically I'm muting the B
[Bm] with my pinky and the [Eb] high E with this.
So I can hit all of them
_ and only hear the 2. _ _ _
_ _ [Gb] _ _ _ [D] So alternate
8 [Eb] times.
_ _ 9 [G]-11 octaves
4 times to 10 [D]-12.
4 times.
[Gb] _ _
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ [B] _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ [Db] _ [B] I'm guessing but I've got to turn [F] the page over.
And I was right.
[Gm] 3A-5G.
So these are C notes.
8 [Bb] times
7 [Ab]-9 4 times.
[G] 5-7 4 [B] times.
5 times.
[Ab] _ _ [Eb] _
_ _ [Bbm] _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
[Db] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ [B] _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ [Db] _ _ [Bm] _ _
_ Really rhythmically [G] dude, that's it.
The solo will just leave for you
and the [G] tabs.
He's doing some shredding man. _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [G] Anyways.
That's all of your tabs.
Be ready to alternate pick dude and palm mute.
Alright there you go.
So that one's done.
[D] I've got your tabs for man in the middle.
I'm going to go ahead and record that next.
That one's in standard tuning so they use
2 different tunings.
If this is on the same album I think you said it was.
Alright