Follow: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Follow: Guitar TAB Digital Sheet Music

Drowning Pool, Mike Luce, Stevie Benton, David Vincent Williams, C. J. Pierce

Item: 00-PS-0003747

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About the Artist: Drowning Pool

Drowning Pool emerged from Dallas in the late 1990s as a driving force in nu-metal and hard rock. The band built their reputation on high-energy live performances and anthemic songs that connected with rock audiences across generations. Their catalog spans two decades of releases that showcase both technical musicianship and accessible songwriting.

Why we love this

This TAB captures the kind of modern rock riff that students actually want to learn. The song sits in a sweet spot between technical challenge and genuine playability, giving intermediate guitarists both an achievable goal and a track record of real-world success when they nail it.

What to expect

Propulsive and driving, with the kind of riff-based momentum that powers rock songs. There is confidence and attitude in the playing, a direct connection between the instrument and pure sonic energy.

Who it's for

Intermediate guitarists who are ready to tackle songs from the modern rock catalog and want to build speed and accuracy on distorted riffs. Players looking to expand beyond beginner-level material will find this a natural progression, especially those drawn to the energy and attitude of rock music.

How to get the most out of it

  • Dial in the distortion tone before you lock the riff. The character of this track lives in the saturation and clarity of the lead guitar sound, so experiment with your amp settings until the notes cut through cleanly.
  • Anchor the rhythm with consistent down-stroke emphasis on the main riff. This song demands precision timing, and drilling the picking pattern slowly before building speed will pay off in cleaner execution.
  • Layer the TAB reading with the recording. Watching the tab and listening simultaneously helps you catch the subtle bends and timing variations that separate a competent playthrough from a convincing one.

How to use it

Include this in a contemporary rock or guitar showcase where students perform songs they genuinely connect with. It also works well as a bridge between classical or acoustic repertoire and electric ensemble work, giving students a chance to explore amplified playing in a structured way.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading and executing distorted power riffs with precision timing
  • Developing speed and accuracy on repeated rhythmic figures
  • Matching tab notation to recorded audio for verification and refinement
  • Building consistency in pick control and attack on sustained passages

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