Plush - Isolated Guitar 

Robert was the true genius in this band

the way he incorporated the tri tone in the initial riff was awesome

@@bigfaxxx1854 That picking part during the chorus is amazing.

This was the last great music ever created. The early 90s to mis 90s. Very unique. There are bands that do it today but not mainstream. I think mastodon comes close now.

By accident, but yes LOL! Talk about 'Happy Accidents'!

Yea this whole song is building and it’s perfect kinda like sober by tool how when the guitar stops everything stops and then it all comes back and makes this awesome song

Arguably the best song of the 90s, imo-

Yes, little bittersweet song

Yeah you got it!

YESSSS HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Nailed it.

it sounds like he's hitting a temp minor chord

Exactly! That transition is buttery smooth then punches you right in face to come back

I’ve always noticed it in the recording

@@clevelandshredder I can barely appreciate it, but can't fully tell apart the notes or enjoy that melody, it's pretty brillant tho, but the main distorded chords fill the sound a lot more in this one

You mean The Beatles guitar part. I never noticed it until I listened with headphones. Very well crafted part.

I've never played with a stack or a tube amp, but I love that last sustained chord. Someday I will have the pleasure and play this song, I have to.

Fuck yeah buddy

And anyone who knows about studio recording and engineering. Absolutely beautiful

Bro yessss

SNES vibes

Yeah I think he runs a dry and wet signal which is why it sounds so gritty but clean at the same time

@@quistador7 evh did the same thing in the 90s too

@@zman_1148 Not just the 90s, really everything after Hagar joined. But to your point, I've always thought DeLeo's tone had a very Van Halen-ish sound to it, so this makes sense.

I love he guitar tone on that album

Dean has said before he mixed this way on purpose to give it more of a vintage tone. In fact most of his gear that he uses today is what they used back in the 90’s

This isn't an accurate representation of what the masters sound like...

@@ryans9029 Of course it isn't, because no one has the actual stems, they've just had to isolate it. But I imagine it's close enough.

Right? It's like hot summer nights, best of both worlds at time lol...they weren't afraid to wear there "non 90s" I fluences on there sleeves in addition to being musical....they had the sweet spot,

*are 🤣

Just the good ol’ BOSS CE-1 Chorus Ensemble!

Jacob Smith probably is from rock band

@@rocketlaflare thx

It’s the headphone a mix bleed, plus there is quite a bit of wet reverb on the tone.

@@NotASaint1985 yeah and the fact that they mic'd the amp there might be some background noise involved.

I kept hearing a breath exhaling. Jumped right out....very noticeable

Yeah, most likely the Les Paul is on the Left/Middle and there`s a 12 string on the right (rickenbacker maybe?) and an acoustic on the hard left with a room mic on the right.

Chorus

@@Horriplex Appreciated!

You can't because the files already bounced. You'd need to get the stems. Not sure how these people get them haha

@@JacobZirkin that's what I thought. I heard a lot of people get them from guitar hero?

Ronaldo Murphano Yeah that’s a definite option. Guitar hero probably pays the record labels for the stems and just takes out the guitar section

Holy crap there's an acoustic guitar in there.

@@BrianAndersonPhotography yeah I definitely didn't hear that when I first heard the song. It's this little things that make a difference in a song I'm sure too.

That chorus effect

Great point and very very surprised since that was taboo during the whole grunge period.

Chorus was all over 90s tunes just not heavy washes at times,The main riff has chorus .

@@fmbighair STP was never from the Seattle scene. There style was a little more melodic and straight rock oriented.