The Smashing Pumpkins - Bullet With Butterfly Wings {Northman Cover} {Bass Guitar} Please C Details

Details:

1. My score was actually 51% Accuracy on my previous "Best Attempt" at this song... I have NO IDEA how long ago that was but it's been a long while for sure... This Attempt brought me up to 96.8% Accuracy.

2. I'm not even slightly content with 98.6% Accuracy on any song... However, I'm still not even 3 years into learning Guitar from the first time I picked one up for that purpose... I expect more of me at times than anybody is capable of... It helps more than it hurts so I'll stick with that.

3. It's been so long since I've attempted this song the tabs might as well have been completely unseen prior to trying. You would probably surprised how many very rushed guesses I made as to where to move to and what to play during this song. Not even joking about that. I hit far more than I expected because quite a few times it was too fast and too far to move and I couldn't deal with both the screen telling me what to do and the fretboard where I had to execute it at the same time so... I guessed or simply reacted... Only in the past 2 or 3 months though have I been anywhere near capable of actually reaction / guessing and ending up actually getting it roughly correct... I'm learning faster by the day.

4. It needs a lot of work because so do I but I really like this song... I like their song Zero far more but I can't find that one to play... Fun Fact: I used to be a runner in high school and college... A VERY FAST runner... I weighed about 135 to 140 lbs when I was doing that... Now I weight about 220 lbs because I like bodybuilding, martial arts, and guitar much more than running. I only ever really liked running because I liked winning and I did a lot of that... I only say that to say this... The best 5 mile race time that I ever ran was done with The Smashing Pumpkins - Zero playing on memory loop in my head while I ran... I ended up running that 5 miles in 28 Minutes & 34 Seconds that day but unfortunately it was only good enough to get 2nd place overall... I had just come from a week of Cross Country Camp @ "Camp Fitch" in Ohio the day before that race... During that week we ran every day, 3 times per day... Before Breakfast, again Before Lunch, then one final run Before Dinner each day... Over 100 miles that week... I was good for sure but I still loathe running to this very day as a result of doing that from age 12 to about 22.

5. I much prefer being 220 and frightening to the general public though... That keeps people on good behavior and I like that part.