Out of Exile (song) - Guitar & Bass

Guitar & Bass

Out of Exile is played in Drop D tuning, (D-A-D-G-B-e and D-A-D-G) and was most likely to be recorded with Tom using his signature Fender Telecaster, "Sendero Luminoso". The verse of the song is a melodic riff that is played by Tom using a plucking technique with the employment of a delay pedal. The opening riff on the bass is played by simply muting the strings and striking them while moving slowly up the neck of the bass to the body


Audioslave
  • Chris Cornell
  • Tom Morello
  • Tim Commerford
  • Brad Wilk
Studio albums
  • Audioslave
  • Out of Exile
  • Revelations
DVDs
  • Audioslave
  • Live in Cuba
Singles
  • "Cochise"
  • "Like a Stone"
  • "Show Me How to Live"
  • "I Am the Highway"
  • "What You Are"
  • "Be Yourself"
  • "Your Time Has Come"
  • "Doesn't Remind Me"
  • "Out of Exile"
  • "Original Fire"
  • "Revelations"
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  • Interscope Records
  • Epic Records
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