Biffy Clyro Live - That Golden Rule @ Sziget 2013
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Biffy Clyro are a Scottish rock band that formed in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire comprising Simon Neil (guitar, lead vocals), James Johnston (bass, vocals) and Ben Johnston (drums, vocals). They have released six studio albums, this song is the second single on their fifth album, Only Revolutions, released in 2009.
Biffy Clyro concert at Sziget Festival, track nr. 2. - 8 August, 2013 Pop- Rock Main Stage
Biffy Clyro koncert a Szigeten, 2. szám - 2013. augusztus 8. Pop- Rock Nagyszínpad
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Holy shit, that intro was the most brutal I've heard them play this
Best song they've done imo
I might be wrong but I think they haven't done anything else like that. Too bad
????????????????????????????? youre very wrong
You might like Romances band ;)
love how that riff holds up without strings!
2:45 is my favourite part by far! Absolutely brilliant.
everybody's
I wish they did more stuff like this.
Head Banging !!! ❤️🏴✌️
I was there
Tool + Kyuss.....awesome song.
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I waiting you to enlighten me on the rockstyle.....
+Dave Riverdog I think Biffy Clyro is one of the best bands at combining elements from different styles, ending up sounding natural and playing songs that are never the same.
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Dear Friend you're right... sweet and power at same time, for me Opposites is a album to bring in a desert island...Ciao from northwest Italy.
Kings of Sziget 2013!
Anyone know how to get simon's glorious Strat tone at 2:45?
+Nick Shillito (NickSMusic) No, but I'm guess you'd need a Boss Metal Zone MT-2 and an octave effect. At least, that's what it sounds like Simon's using here.
It's definitely a more metal sounding rather than something you'd get from a distortion pedal. And his pickup selection could on the neck pickup.
Though, I must admit despite my years playing the guitar, I've never got into specifics of tone or how to emulate a certain sound to the point of obsessing over it.
Check out the "sound like biffy clyro without busting the bank" video
Nick Shillito I would suggest using a fuzz pedal and an octave pedal but you are probably not going to get it exactly like his without about 30 grand of rack fx.
@@GraemeKanu Neck Pickup ??? Not at all, he always play on the Bridge pickup
@@DowserGratt It's definitely bridge pickup yeah 0:52