Megadeth - Endgame (Guitar Recorded Versions)

Epic

Although not perfect, this is a good tab book for people who want to learn songs from Megadeth's Endgame.One flaw dropping this product down to four stars is that many of Chris Broderick's guitar solos, while accurate in terms of notes, feature wrong fingerings and, in some instances, techniques. For instance, the string-skipped arpeggio sequence in How The Story Ends isn't notated with finger-taps. Also, the guitar tab for Broderick's final solo on Dialectic Chaos does not include any finger-tapping; he clearly does a very fast arpeggio with a lot of tapping. Despite this flaw, some of Broderick's solos on display here (i.e. the last one in 44 Minutes) are more accurate than any internet tab I've seen. Also, the guitar rhythms are mostly accurate.Overall, I think that this is a good product.

Best tab book out there for this album. It has all the notes in it.

Having transciptions to Chris Broderick's solos is a real treat. Now only if they could release nevermore books.

This is an extremely accurate tab book. It is way better than some of the other metal songbook I have purchased in the past such as ...And justice for all. The insane solos are mostly accurate with only one slight error in headcrusher.Loading...

Featuring some of Deths hardest tracks since 'Rust' the tab book allows less experienced guitarists to learn some more technical riffs and licks and the advanced to try there hand at some pretty crazy solos. There is something for everyone here but I would steer those starting out with guitar towards Countdown to Extinction or dare I say the black album on a Mustaine product.To go into more detail about the product itself, one thing I love about getting a Deth tab book is they are normally more weighty, filled with more music and things to try out and learn. With Ozzy or 'tallica for example, the books will be a fraction of the size of this one, a lot more 'bang for your buck' so if you like the album and play guitar just buy it. Playing along to the simpler songs like 'Right to go insane' feels powerful and finally nailing one of the solos is a hugely rewarding sensation... What are you waiting for?

great book

will use again