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Solo Tone

Somebody to Shove

Soul Asylum

Guitarrock1990s

Original Gear

GuitarGibson Les Paul Goldtop
AmpFender Champ combo amp

Amp Settings

gain7
bass6

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Effects & Signal Chain

Notes

Studio recording, 1992. Solo section played by Ryan Smith using Les Paul Goldtop with P-90s into a Fender Champ, boosted with a Fulltone OCD pedal. Gear confirmed for this song's lead/solo part via Guitar World lesson video. No evidence of additional effects or pedals beyond the Fulltone OCD for the solo section.

Tone Character(9)
aggressive and saturatedbiting upper-midstight and focused attacksinging sustaincrunchy and harmonically richpunchy pick responseslightly compressedclear note separationdynamic to picking intensity

Difficulty

The solo requires fast alternate picking and accurate bending/vibrato under a saturated tone, demanding good control and articulation but not extreme technicality.

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