King's X's Ty Tabor Lesson (Part 1) 

100% true. His solo on "Prisoner" has got to be one of the greatest solos of all time.

I deny it

Not underrated to me brother. Jerry Cantrell, Tony Iomi, and Ty Tabor make the most groovy, original, HEAVY AF, titanic sized riffs. HM: Kim Thaiyl, Mick Mars, Daniel Johns, Dean DeLeo

oh stop it under rated by who exactly?

How sound off down to a little amp that had a built in compressor. Rick Beato mentioned it on his video about amps

The people that gave it a thumbs down did so sitting in their stinky shit filled Levi trousers. Once they heard his heavy tone, and killer riffs, their bowels be came so loose that they shit themselves. Jumping to their feet in shock with shit running down the inside of their leg, while their over bearing mother in the back ground shouted, "what's that fucking shit smell I smell, I told you to take out the trash hours ago". And now, every time they surf the tube, their mom makes them wear a diaper. You'd be pissed too.

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I don’t consider them underrated. They are just too good for common folk to comprehend.

Lmao that's fucking wild

Glissmann Very well said. The fact that King’s X never soared to the moon is the biggest mystery. I never bring it up, because I get it plus everyone else always mentions their lack of “fame”. But those of us that know their secrets, we’re all the better people for having their music in our heart & soul.

Agreed! Wish my pockets were deep enough that I could financially give back on the level that they gave to me with their music. It's cliche but they truly were the soundtrack of my teens and early twenties!

frost beam currently working on that.

It's tuned down a full step, so it's technically an F. He's just letting that open string ring out while he's playing the riffs.

yea.. take ur standard drop D tuning D A D G B E and drop everything a full tone/ a full step

Right on! A guitar player I very much respect states he was influenced by another guitar player I very much respect, doing that drone thing I love. I really appreciate him saying that.

He was raised in Mississippi so it might be more from that region, and I, having lived there for years it does sound it.

Definitely Mississippi. I'm from about thirty minutes away from where he grew up. As much as he's travelled I'm surprised he's kept it so strong but I can say it's probably worked to his advantage in the long run. My Dad was an MIT professor from south Mississippi and he intentionally used his accent to mislead people about his intellect.