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i think its in drop c not c standard
Well, admittedly, this particular tune would convert pretty cleanly to drop c. The builds in the solo become negligibly more difficult, but other than than that, not much is different - just subtract 2 from all of the numbers on strings 1-5.
/However/ since all of the other DK stuff is (to my knowldge) in C standard (Most of the DK material just won't work (well) without the appropriate open strings - Duncan Hills being the obvious exception) it is very unlikely that Brendon and Mike actually switch guitars on stage to play this tune in a different tuning (esp one that holds no conceivable advantage).
yesss.....the solo. thanks.