TG236 on sale now: Soundgarden's Chris Cornell and Kim Thayil
Plus learn to play Nirvana, Bullet For My Valentine, The Beatles and more!
Total Guitar issue 236 is on sale in print in the UK and digitally worldwide via Google Play and Newsstand for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch from today!
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Total Guitar issue 236 is on sale in print in the UK, and digitally worldwide right now!
This month, we've got a full interview and rig tour with Soundgarden. After 16 years, rock supergroups, addiction and a solo album with Timbaland, Chris Cornell and Kim Thayil talk guitars and the album that nobody thought would happen.
Also in TG236:
Interviews & Features
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Twin Atlantic
The hit-making, Felix Baumgartner space jump-soundtracking Scot-rockers speak
Steve Hackett
Seven reasons why he's a prog pioneer
Basics: Buying A Used Guitar
What to look for and what to avoid when purchasing secondhand
The Truth About Valves
What makes them sound so good?
Rig Tour: Richard Hawley
The Sheffield songsmith's top gear
Steal Their Style: Jimmy Page
Nab Jimmy Page's rigs and riffs
Guitar Workout
Master the harmonic minor scale
Learn To Play
The Beatles: Taxman
Bloc Party: Kettling
Nirvana: All Apologies
Of Monsters And Men: Little Talks
Traditional: Auld Lang Syne
Riff Of The Month
Bullet For My Valentine: Temper Temper
Guest Lesson: Paul Gilbert
RGT
Rockschool
Essentials: 16th-note rhythm playing
Reviews
Hot new gear from
Fender, Manson Guitar Works, Jackson and more!
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