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Riff Tone
D'You Know What I Mean?
Oasis
Guitarrock1990s
Original Gear
Guitar1997 Gibson Flying V (black finish, white pickguard, capo on 2nd fret)
AmpMarshall amplifier (exact model not specified, likely JCM900 or similar as used by Noel Gallagher in studio during 'Be Here Now' era)
Amp Settings
gain7
bass6.5
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Notes
Studio recording, 1997. Guitar and amp confirmed for 'D'You Know What I Mean?' riff section via Equipboard and music video evidence. No explicit pedalboard or amp model for this specific song's studio session, but Flying V and Marshall stack are visually and historically confirmed.
Tone Character(10)
thick and saturatedmid-heavy British crunchwall-of-sound layeringaggressive and punchycompressed and drivingforward midrangetight low endslightly scooped highsdense, textured distortionloud and powerful
Difficulty
The riff is based on straightforward power chords with a driving rhythm, but requires tight timing and consistent attack to match the wall-of-sound production.
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Original Gear
Guitar1997 Gibson Flying V (black finish, white pickguard, capo on 2nd fret)
AmpMarshall amplifier (exact model not specified, likely JCM900 or similar as used by Noel Gallagher in studio during 'Be Here Now' era)
Amp Settings
gain7
bass6.5
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Notes
Studio recording, 1997. Guitar and amp confirmed for 'D'You Know What I Mean?' riff section via Equipboard and music video evidence. No explicit pedalboard or amp model for this specific song's studio session, but Flying V and Marshall stack are visually and historically confirmed.
Tone Character(10)
thick and saturatedmid-heavy British crunchwall-of-sound layeringaggressive and punchycompressed and drivingforward midrangetight low endslightly scooped highsdense, textured distortionloud and powerful
Difficulty
The riff is based on straightforward power chords with a driving rhythm, but requires tight timing and consistent attack to match the wall-of-sound production.