the open notes are pulloffs, but angus actually picks the other notes, which you will see if you watch him play live. often on tab sites you will see the song played as one long hammer/pull-off, which is a lot easier and sounds almost the same as the real thing.
@dukeface Seems obvious to me the album version has all picked notes, not hammer-ons or pull-offs.I do realize that live, he at least sometimes uses HOs and POs. Picked sounds better, though. Also, the very first note in the song is the open B string, so probably not a pull-off.
@dukeface Seems obvious to me the album version has all picked notes, not hammer-ons or pull-offs.I do realize that live, he at least sometimes uses HOs and POs. Picked sounds better, though. Also, the very first note in the song is the open B string, so probably not a pull-off.
the open notes are pulloffs, but angus actually picks the other notes, which you will see if you watch him play live. often on tab sites you will see the song played as one long hammer/pull-off, which is a lot easier and sounds almost the same as the real thing.
@dukeface Seems obvious to me the album version has all picked notes, not hammer-ons or pull-offs.I do realize that live, he at least sometimes uses HOs and POs. Picked sounds better, though. Also, the very first note in the song is the open B string, so probably not a pull-off.
@dukeface Seems obvious to me the album version has all picked notes, not hammer-ons or pull-offs.I do realize that live, he at least sometimes uses HOs and POs. Picked sounds better, though. Also, the very first note in the song is the open B string, so probably not a pull-off.