No Quarter (Tool) - Bass Cover (With Tabs) by Leo Düzey

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"No Quarter" from Tool's "Salival" album (2000).
I had never heard of this song before, so I didn't know what to expect. The only thing I knew is that the ending is pretty crazy because I've seen Maynard run around on stage whilst screaming during that "Best Maynard Screams" video. Anyway, this song was quite frustrating to cover to be honest. The amount of strings that you have to mute is ridiculous. I almost changed my mind about playing it with a pick, but I just had to. And that's not all! The breakdown was impossible to transcribe. I'm pretty sure that you hear 2 different basslines, rumbling on at once. How did justin make it even more difficult? By playing all these random variations with flanger and delay.. Great song though.

Some important information that nobody is going to read.
Tuning : D-A-D-G
Artist : Tool
Bassist : Justin Chancellor
Album : Salival (2000)
Song : NO QUARTER
Bass : Warwick GPS Corvette 5A Ash
Todos los comentarios (21)
  • @willturnbull91
    Led Zeppelin made such a brilliant canvas for Tool to paint over. Such an amazing song, and you did a brilliant job playing it.
  • @JamieEnglish
    Wow. I honestly don't know what to say. So much emotion for me. My dad and I used to listen to Led Zeppelin together any chance we would get. He passed away 13 years ago. I just listened to this song and you brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for this wonderful cover.
  • @williamsaling9648
    The intricacy of the main riff shines with the bass standing out like this.
  • @pwnedshift1
    man the breakdown with the flanger made me cry. your Tool covers are the fucking best.
  • @deadbrother5355
    Brilliant work my friend. JC is so funky. Youve done beautifully at decoding this. Thank you
  • @lxrd_adn
    That was fuckin dope man, thanks. I'm tryin learn how to play this song for quite a time. Im gonna rock it lol
  • @rosariomedinalavin9421
    Ese efecto de bajo "distorsionado" en esta canción es increíble. Gracias por compartir tu talento!!
  • @niveKOnBass
    This song is the reason I picked up a bass.
  • @NinaHolopainen
    I love your channel! Thank you so much for those wonderful music choices!
  • @setnomA
    This is awesome dude 👏🏽
  • @DVA206
    Nice work! I often wonder if JC used a whammy during the intro, verses, and "solo" on the Salival recording. Octave up on the whammy side, but played an octave down on the fretboard. There seems to be a shimmer to the notes that goes beyond what the flanger & delay add to wide open Wal filters that smacks of whammy to me. He doesn't play those fills live other than the "solo", so no evidence to support that theory other than my ear & experimentation.