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Guns N' Roses

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Instrument
Drums
Difficulty
Hard
Tuning
—
Tempo
156 BPM

About this riff

The song opens with Matt Sorum's rapid-fire tom fill before locking into a relentless, punk-driven beat at 156 BPM that never really lets up for over five minutes. Playing it well means nailing that opening fill cleanly at speed and then maintaining tight, high-energy hi-hat work and consistent snare/kick interplay without losing steam throughout the track. It's a great workout for stamina and single-stroke speed on the kit.

Did you know?

Drummer <cite index="1-2">Matt Sorum, who'd replaced the drug-addled Steven Adler</cite>, has explained that the song's signature opening fill was actually a spontaneous accident. He recalled that <cite index="1-3,1-4">he had a punk-rock rolling beat at the top, and by accident put that fill on, inspired by his admiration for Terry Bozzio but played far faster</cite>. Sorum has also noted that <cite index="1-2">the track represents his entry into Guns N' Roses</cite>, being his first recorded contribution to the band.

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