Arsis - The Face Of My Innocence Guitar Lesson
The Face Of My Innocence
From The Celebration Of Guilt comes this tap arpeggio riff monster! You will need to de-tune your guitar to dropped-C tuning for this song.
Taught by James Malone in Arsis Songs With James Malone seriesLength: 28:36Difficulty: 3.0 of 5
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Arsis Songs With James Malone
Found in our Beginner Lesson SetsLearn Arsis songs from frontman James Malone
Lesson 1
The Promise Of Never
Learn this song by the death metal band Arsis, written by frontman James Malone.
Length: 18:05 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
Worship Depraved
Lead singer and guitarist James Malone from the band Arsis teaches this song from A Celebration Of Guilt.
Length: 29:12 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
The Face Of My Innocence
From The Celebration Of Guilt comes this tap arpeggio riff monster!
Length: 28:36 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
A Diamond For Disease
James Malone teaches this song from the EP of the same name.
Length: 25:35 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
About James Malone
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James Malone is in a band called Arsis. Arsis is an American death metal band from Virginia Beach, Virginia, formed in 2000. The band is currently signed to Nuclear Blast. He has a pretty loyal following of guitar players and has decided to share is knowledge with JamPlay.com.
He has put together one hell of a series for all you metal heads out there. You'll learn everything from basic techniques to how to sing (growl?) and play at the same time.
Furthermore, he's taken the time to record some kickass licks for our lick & riff library. He has also taught a handful of Arsis songs for you to learn.
James is a great addition to the JamPlay metal instructor army!
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Discussions with our instructors are just one of the many benefits of becoming a member of JamPlay.is he picking the open A string in the intro? with a pick, with one of his fingers? I couldn't make it out. I saw him pick the open E and then hammer on to the 5th and 8th fret, but then as the open A sounds, it doesn't look like he's even doing anything to make it sound?
Fairly brutal, melodic and pretty damn technical, I must say This song is rather impressive, love the chorus riffs, the intro riff even though it's 0000000 and tapp arpeggio, it has a level of depth that you wouldn't imagine would come from something like that. Only if the solos were in there.
i just tabbed out the whole song on guitar pro 6 who wants it!!!???
do can you send me the tab??
awsome song dude.love the riffs
How about some Dust And Guilt next? :)
Purely awesome, i love this stuff... Very happy your here on jamplay James!
yeah i like it!!
WICKED!!
where is the rest of the tab parts i dont wanna do it myself lol!!!
This is just awesome.
nice guitar man!
GRETUITOUS AMOUNTS OF BRUTALITY!!!!
WOW!
NICE!