Them Crooked Vultures - Video Tutorials and Tabs
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Learn how to play several Them Crooked Vultures songs on guitar! Josh Homme, guitarist and vocalist for Queens of the Stone Age and Kyuss, has a very particular guitar technique. I'm doing my best to explain that for you. So far, "No One Loves Me and Neither Do I," "Scumbag Blues," and "Elephants" already have video tutorials. I'll do my best to get some Them Crooked Vultures tabs in Powertab and GuitarPro as well. Cheers, everyone!
New Fang Tutorial - Them Crooked Vultures
"New Fang" is the first single by Them Crooked Vultures. The .txt tab is here; New Fang Powertab and Guitar Pro will soon be here, but not yet.
No One Loves Me and Neither Do I Tutorial - Them Crooked Vultures
"No One Loves Me and Neither Do I" is the first song I've completed. The .txt tab is here; the Powertab is in the tabs section, and Guitar Pro will soon be here, though it's not done yet.
Scumbag Blues Tutorial - Them Crooked Vultures
A few riffs from Them Crooked Vultures - Scumbag Blues. See the tab here for reference. Song's in A; there's no reason to tune down for this. A big chunk of the song is soloing, which, unfortunately, I refuse to do on an acoustic. It does blow my mind that Josh can play this one and sing at the same time though. The main riff is fairly tricky.
Elephants Tutorial - Them Crooked Vultures
Guitar riffs from Them Crooked Vultures' usual opener, "Elephants." This is a speedy one. They very well might play this one tuned down a whole step, so that Homme can just pull off to the open G string on that fast riff. But, if I can play it on acoustic guitar, you can play it on electric in standard tuning. :)
If there are any particular songs you want to learn, any questions you may have, or if you'd just like to be nice and say hi, feel free to send me an e-mail. (That address is tcvtutorials@gmail.com , for those of you not using e-mail clients)