"Helicopter" Bloc Party #chicagomusicexchange #nathanielmurphy #shorts
While the Guitar Hero game series did not make many of us better guitar players by any stretch of the imagination, one thing it did do was introduce guitarists and music lovers alike to an eclectic mix of guitar-driven bangers! This Full Band Friday, the CME House Band is playing the REAL Guitar Hero–game with this jam on the “Helicopter” riff, off Bloc Party’s 2005 LP, “Silent Alarm”—also off the soundtrack from Guitar Hero III! SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CHICAGO MUSIC EXCHANGE!! Do you own one of these pieces of gear? Want to sell or trade it for something new? We buy and trade! - https://www.chicagomusicexchange.com/pages/sell-and-trade-your-gear More Guitar Demos! What if Gretsch made the TELECASTER!?? - https://youtu.be/7bdw3fA_H_U Guns N' Roses' Richard Fortus Plays Stadiums with WHAT?? - https://youtu.be/qsfX5CeUnZc Gretsch Limited Edition Streamliner Rally II | CME Gear Demo - https://youtu.be/f9uUyvSbWV8 More Chicago Music Exchange: Instagram - https://bit.ly/3gdPSSV Twiter - https://bit.ly/2RuYOci Facebook - https://bit.ly/3e4FI4C Pinterest - https://bit.ly/3ea3BHZ Check out our Giveaways page to win gear! - https://www.chicagomusicexchange.com/pages/giveaways #chicagomusicexchange #cme #guitardemo #nathanielmurphy #guitar #chicago #rockmusic #rocknroll #guitaramps #zeppelinbaranatra #telecaster #blocparty #helicopter #fender #short
About Bloc Party
Bloc Party are an English rock band that was formed in London in 1999 by co-founders Kele Okereke (lead vocals, rhythm guitar, piano, sampler) and Russell Lissack (lead guitar). Their first four albums all featured Gordon Moakes (bass, keyboards) and Matt Tong (drums), who have since left the band. Their current lineup also contains Louise Bartle (drums, percussion) and Harry Deacon (bass, synthesizers). Their brand of music, whilst rooted in rock, retains elements of other genres such as elect...
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