Your Lucky Number: Seven Kickass 7-String Guitar Songs
Your lucky number: Peter Hodgson's seven favorite 7-string guitar songs.
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Fear Factory, "Descent"
Fear Factory's Dino Cazares was an early pioneer of applying low tunings to thrash-influenced metal, but by the late '90s he was going the other way, using seven-string guitars to increase his range upwards rather than downwards.
A perfect example is "Descent" from Obsolete, where Dino combines a low bassline with higher arpeggios.
The riff itself isn't too tricky from a technical perspective, but it served as a timely reminder to guitarists of the era that there was much more to be done with a seven than just low riffage.
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February 12, 2012 at 2:19pm
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shredderpete
February 08, 2012 at 3:41am
Yeah, "Let The Computer Decide" is amazing! I guess the good thing about this list is it's my personal favourites and I'd love to hear everyone else's. I also love jamming along to "Caught In A Web."
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stuffnjunk
February 07, 2012 at 4:26pm
paul gilbert "let the computer deside", joe satriani "mind storm" and out of all the dream theater songs i would have put "the dark eternal night" ("lie" and "wither" would have been good to)














