Damnation cover

To Rid the Disease

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Damnation (2003)progressive metalTop 5%6:03SpotifyYouTubeApple Music
Key: G majorTuning: StandardTempo: 134 BPMestTime signature: 4/4

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100%9 tracks · 5,258 notes · G major · 132 BPM· 6:03Recommended
Intro
Verse 1
Pre-verse
Verse 2
Chorus 1
Pre-verse
Verse 3
Chorus 2
Solo
Piano Interlude
Bridge
Outro
Lead Vocals
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Guitar 3
Bass
Synth
Strings
Piano
Drums
95%5 tracks · 2,638 notes · G major · 134 BPM· 4:49partialRemixed
Guitar 1
Guitar 2
Piano
Bass
Lead Vocals
95%6 tracks · 3,966 notes · G major · 134 BPM· 6:05
Guitar
Bass
Voice
Organ / Piano
Solo Guitar
Drumkit
95%6 tracks · 3,455 notes · G major · 133 BPM· 5:39
Electric Guitar
Acoustic Guitar
Lead Guitar
Keyboards
Bass
Drumkit

Musical analysis below is derived from the recommended version —9 tracks · 6:03

About this song

To Rid the Disease by Opeth is in G major, around 134 BPM, 4/4 time. This 9-track arrangement runs 6:03 (Acoustic grand piano, Acoustic guitar (steel), Electric guitar (jazz), Overdriven guitar, Electric bass (finger), String ensemble 1, and Drums), with an intro, alternating verses and choruses, a bridge, a solo, and an outro. 4 versions available to play and practice.

Difficulty by instrument

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DrumsIntermediate
3.72 notes/sec
GuitarIntermediate
3.71 notes/sec
OtherIntermediate
0.21 notes/sec
OtherIntermediate
1.06 notes/sec
BassBeginner
1.01 notes/sec
PianoBeginner
1.95 notes/sec
VocalsBeginner
0.49 notes/sec

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Verse
Chorus
Solo
Interlude
Bridge
Outro

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C3C4C5E3G4

E3 – G4 · 15 semitones (~1.3 octaves)

About the key of G major

G major is the 7th most common key in our catalog. Its three core chords are G, C, and D.

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