117. The Dirty Nil - "Wrestle Yü to Husker Dü"- Public Radio /\ Sessions

The Dirty Nil - "Wrestle Yü to Husker Dü"- Public Radio /\ Sessions
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Released via Dine Alone Records
Featuring:
Luke Bentham - Vox and Guitar
Produced by Carbon Film
Associate Producer / Audio Recording: Adam Valeiras
Camera / Editor: Michael Morales
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Artist Bio (from Wikipedia):
"The Dirty Nil are a Canadian alternative rock band from Hamilton, Ontario, who won the Juno Award for Breakthrough Group of the Year at the Juno Awards of 2017. The band currently consists of singer and guitarist Luke Bentham, bassist Ross Miller and drummer Kyle Fisher."
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[@QKPMEDIA]

Was not expecting this to be acoustic, very fly homie

[@franzkafka2510]

This dude is simply amazing. His playing is emotional I just love this riff and what I appreciate the most is his god-like voice.

[@BoyMeetsWarld]

How am I just now seeing this performance?! speechless.

[@TheGonejaMan]

Could anyone give me the tabs for this? I’ve been working on it but can’t get it quite right.
Thanks
Deadly song

[@darthmoop]

ua-cam.com/video/uDR-7P1PcbM/v-deo.html
Luke shows you here how to play it! Not tabs, but just as good if not better

[@franzkafka2510]

Intro:
Bass notes: G C B
Notes played consistently: open D & G
After you played the pattern with the B (2nd fret A string) you strum all strings (only G 2nd fret rest open) and then hit open B, then G string 2nd fret and lastly open G. The second time, strum an E chord and hit the open E B & G string.
Verse/Chorus
Bass notes: G C B and alternating between open A & E.
Notes played consistently: open D & G
When Luke sings „I dont care“ after the strumming part you play following bass notes: G C B C E B and then again the basic G C B A pattern.
Im not sure about the last third of the song. I think he plays the G, A and C with the B and E on the 3 fret (thus , for instance, a Cadd9). First the Cadd9 „Fuck him you left…“ then a G (and maybe a Cadd) and resolve with an E. The last „I dont care“ is G and Cadd9 only and you end with an Em and lastly an A (E and B string like the C and G) Idk the name of the a chord but you play the G D 2nd and B E third fret.
Outro: First intro variant

[@tonysilva1402]

Oooohhhh shizzz!

[@elliswhitworth]

He left you in a glass of cheap warm gin ❤️

[@johnnyq1992]

Everytime I look at you I go blind

[@roberttatic]

RIGHT!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?

[@franzkafka8665]

Chords ?

[@peterdaigle7249]

Paul Westerberg

[@peterdaigle4772]

Sounds like Paul Westerberg to me.