riffs
riffs by Peaches S. January 25, 2008
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bug riffs
Fast sporatic harmonized guitar notes, usually achieved by sweep picking and or tapping. Used by technical death metal bands such as Beneath the Massacre, Beyond Within
bug riffs by beyondwithin September 3, 2009
guitar riffs
A riff is a cluster or sequence of notes or chords. A riff is used in a song. It can be repeated over and over again, but it may only be heard once, say for instance, in a lead guitar solo. Riffs can be minor decorative elements or they can be the basis of a song. Riffs are sometimes very memorable - they can be the most immediately recognizable thing about a song. Guitar riffs are obviously very nifty, on the other hand, guitar rifts do not exists. A rift is literally a division, split or break. Broken guitars are very hard to play and they don't sound so good.
Classic guitar riffs include the opening chord sequence in I Can't Get No Satisfaction by the Rolling Stones, or Long Train Running by the Doobie Brothers.
guitar riffs by eddie tore November 13, 2006
Dem Riffs
So many different kinds of guitar riffs, most are pretty meh, but when that power grabs you by the balls, melts your face, and has its way with your girlfriend and then some, that's dem riffs. The kind of orgasmic death thrash that awakens the animal in you, and you get up from the bar, march into that mosh pit, and tear that pit a new asshole.
Dem Riffs by Thrash Commander September 20, 2017
usual riffs
usual riffs by Koi Tong June 17, 2024
snipper riffle
A long distance precision weapon used by snippers to assassinate enemies. Not to be confused with a sniper rifle
snipper riffle by The Diet Coke of Evil April 8, 2010
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