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Decadence: Authentic Guitar TAB

Disturbed

Item: 00-PSG-000563

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Disturbed's third release, Ten Thousand Fists, is hotter than ever! The rock-metal group's hit album debuted at No. 1 in North America, with the well-known single "Stricken" rising to the top of the Billboard charts. The hit was followed closely by other popular singles such as "Guarded" and "Just Stop," both of which gained success and popularity with their status on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart.

Alfred's album-matching folio to Disturbed's Ten Thousand Fists provides authentic guitar TAB for all the songs on the record.

Titles: 10,000 Fists * Just Stop * Guarded * Deify * Stricken * I'm Alive * Son of a Plunder * Overburdened * Decadence * Forgiven * Land of Confusion * Sacred Life * Pain Redefined * Avarice.

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Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 164
SKU: 00-PSG-000563

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About the Artist: Disturbed

Disturbed emerged from Chicago's metal scene in the mid-1990s, quickly establishing themselves as one of the defining bands of modern heavy metal. Their third album, Ten Thousand Fists (2005), marked a commercial breakthrough, debuting at number one on the Billboard 200 and introducing their music to mainstream audiences through singles like "Stricken." The band's approach to songwriting combines aggressive instrumentation with introspective lyrics, creating material that resonates across both dedicated metal audiences and casual listeners.

Why we love this

This TAB collection captures the raw energy and technical precision that made Ten Thousand Fists such a landmark release, giving guitarists access to authentic transcriptions of songs that shaped modern metal radio. The variety across all 14 tracks means students encounter everything from groove-heavy riffs to more dynamic passages, building real proficiency with the band's signature approach to rhythm and lead playing.

What to expect

Heavy and propulsive, with moments of introspection balanced by crushing riffs and dynamic shifts. The music pulls between aggressive grooves and more atmospheric passages, creating a sense of building intensity that never loses its melodic anchor.

Who it's for

Guitarists who want to learn authentic versions of songs they hear on rock radio, whether tackling the material as part of a cover band or developing their chops on contemporary metal repertoire. This is ideal for intermediate to advanced players ready to work with the technical and rhythmic demands of modern heavy metal.

How to get the most out of it

  • Lock into the pocket of each riff before layering in dynamics; these songs rely on consistency in the rhythm section, so nail the basic groove first
  • Study how the band uses distortion strategically across different sections; some parts benefit from heavier saturation while others need clarity in the articulation
  • Pay attention to the interplay between rhythm and lead guitar parts; understanding what each voice does helps you execute cleaner transitions and build the full picture of each arrangement

How to use it

Use individual tracks as performance pieces for student showcase concerts or battle-of-the-bands events, letting guitarists connect with material they care about. This collection also works well as a source for small ensemble or duet arrangements when you're looking for contemporary repertoire that engages intermediate players.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and executing complex rhythm guitar patterns with precise articulation
  • Mastering distortion and effects control to shape tone within a mix
  • Building endurance for sustained repetitive grooves
  • Navigating riff-based song structures and section transitions
  • Interpreting lead guitar lines with proper bending, vibrato, and pick technique

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