They’re especially cool when you’re used to hearing Tim’s, because it’s not what your brain is expecting - but it sounds good ‘harmonised’ with what your brain is expecting
This is one of their easier songs to learn, but still a challenge for many guitarist, I'm sure. One of my favorites to play. Keep it up man, one day you'll be nailing O.D. and G.O.A.T. like they're nothing! I always play Tim's parts, though. Cool to see someone play Scottie's stuff! I only learned his parts for Playing God and Neurotica, but I got mad respect for him as a player.
this was the best Scottie cover I've seen. While I do understand that Tim's part were really melodic and beautiful, Scottie's part really compliment Tim's part.
I can confirm that the Worst is indeed hard !! Though i learnt Tim's parts. It's a lot of fun to hear you play Scotts parts as they fit so well like a jigsaw puzzle ! That's a gorgeous signature Ibanez model, man ! I tried Tims guitar, but I prefer headless as Tim's guitar was way too heavy for my old man body 😂
This is exactly why, I dont remember who, one of the old school 70s metal guitar heros, recently said " the guitar solo just needs to die" and I agree completely. Like its an impressive skill but is this what the people wanna hear on record in 2024? Can you write a good song or a clever melody? Cuz I dont see this impressing the general public. Only other guitar nerds.
I played this song a lot to a bunch of people, all of them liked and were impressed because it sounds cool and looks cool, you dont need to be a guitar nerd to enjoy polyphia, if you dont thats a you problem dude
nah dude usually i just say "no shit" but the worst is quite easy lets be real in fact i am learning it as of now, i am working on a cover of playing god, the worst and a few other songs
@@PeterPark47 I mean which one is selling more units. I know Tim’s is practically sold out everywhere and I’m curious how Scotty’s are going in comparison.
