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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
As far as chilis albums go, this is by far the most fun to play.
It has a massive range of material, from the angelic under the bridge, to the acoustic breaking the girl, to the hugely funky guitar solo of If you have to ask.
A must for any guitar playing chilis fan, far better than the internet tabs
It has a massive range of material, from the angelic under the bridge, to the acoustic breaking the girl, to the hugely funky guitar solo of If you have to ask.
A must for any guitar playing chilis fan, far better than the internet tabs
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Im a massive peppers fan and have all their tab books and BSSM is my favourite album of theirs. The majority of this book is spot on and transcribes John's mighty funk guitar well. There are a few teething issues though. The book is fairly short and thereby overlooks many of the fills in most songs, instead opting for the "see additional lyrics approach" instead of tabbing out the other parts. "Breaking The Girl" is hardly tabbed at all with only the intro and the outro in tab. The rest of the song is shown through chord names and diagrams only, this isn't really a big deal but it might effect less skilled guitarists who rely solely on tablature. Though everything sounds right when played along with the original recordings some tab doesn't replicate John's playing style, for example the intro to "Under the Bridge" is tabbed with the use of a capo despite John never having used one on the recording or in any live performance of the song, this again isn't a big deal but if you are a massive John fan like me then you will want the tablature to match John's style and sound rather than just the notes played.
All in all this is a must have for any collection but it could have been better with a little more attention to detail.
All in all this is a must have for any collection but it could have been better with a little more attention to detail.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Easily one of their best albums. So, getting to learn the songs for your bass/guitar is just great. A real good book. Fun to be had all round. Enjoy.
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