Bloc Party - Positive Tension - Guitar Cover (ALL PARTS)

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Cover of Bloc Party's "Positive Tension", track 3 off Silent Alarm (2005). Actually a lot sparser guitar-wise than I thought. Hope you like. For more music check out:
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Комментарии : 20

@joshflugel 4 года назад

The cover of this entire album is LIT.

@elbakonssweetspot3403 5 лет назад

Well done, man Especially in the reverse delay at the end of the solo.

@danwmusic3447 8 лет назад

Lovely Telecaster and great cover :)

@scLsn 3 года назад

I realize I'm late, but very well played sir!

@RatmTelecaster 10 лет назад

great sound/cover. what do you use for recording?

@joshiewashe9486 9 лет назад

I never see anyone using a strat on a block party song it is always tele?

@jhonfreddycastillofuerte8249 8 лет назад

in kettling russell uses a guitar strato

@theobuniel9643 4 года назад

In many live performances of This Modern Love (and in other songs too, mostly from AWITC), Kele uses a Gretsch hollow-body.

@Stephanie_rivera_diaz_ 7 лет назад

cool máxim

@owenbrost4980 Год назад

Awesome cover!!!

@LondonJapanSociety 8 лет назад

Could you tell me the chord you're playing for russels part between 2:46-3:21??

@Blobsterman 6 лет назад

10th fret D string and 8th on G and B string dont know about the like mononote part

@juliettebos4869 4 года назад

wow

@teamcoquelin1203 8 лет назад

This is perfect man!

@PacoMirandda 8 лет назад

cool!

@josecanchola6299 7 лет назад

Love it!

@d4rkst4r123 10 лет назад

awesome cover. what pedals did you use to get the delay effects on russell's part during the verse and chorus? What were the settings on those pedals?

@CXMusicProductions 10 лет назад

thanks man! i used a reverse delay on a boss gt-10. i can't remember the exact setting, but it was long - around 800 ms or so.