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G650

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  1. So I know like 2 cover songs, but the first song I ever learned all the way through was You Shook Me All Night Long, and I can still pretty much play it today even after not playing it for years. Just burned in my brain. It's a pretty fun solo. Mother by Pink Floyd is a good one for working on your timing.
  2. G650 replied to UTCzech III's topic in Music
    Ken Scott's work at Trident for them was <chefs kiss>
  3. G650 replied to UTCzech III's topic in Music
    Damn. RIP Crime of the Century was a hell of an album.
  4. Definitely. His shop is about an hour away from me. Good people too.
  5. Yeah i use the Abbey Rd Studio 3 plugin for that myself.
  6. Yeah they key is going to be getting it to be intelligible on crap speakers. With nice monitors you can pick all of that out, with a cell speaker not so much
  7. My perspective is that the items competing are actually what makes it. I'm terrible with metaphor but it's like when they fade a movie out and the screen starts to go all distorted? I'm definitely not describing it well, but that sort of the thoughts racing through your mind all turning into a jumble. I thought of another GnR song that does that I really like too, Breakdown, along with Coma as I mentioned. Way different style than this, but that sort of effect.
  8. Yeah same here. I like that a lot.
  9. I'm all out of hope. Riccitello is legit, but I don't know if he is that level of talent. Time will tel. I will definitely be pulling for him.
  10. Hell yeah man, I'm glad you got this one out for general consumption. I really dig this one a lot.
  11. Dude how trifling is that guy lol. UAE is the most non team I've ever seen
  12. Big respect to Almeida, helll of a ride yesterday
  13. One of my very first favorite songs as a kid
  14. He Went to Paris may be the saddest song ever.
  15. Jeff McErlain is a great beginner teacher
  16. Was not expecting any GC action today, damn
  17. I hate read that book awhile back. Did not disappoint
  18. Gaudu and Jonas contesting the sprint with Mads. What king of parallel fucking universe am I in.
  19. Puncheur Jonas delivers.
  20. Oh it definitely is. The writers and session dudes are so entwined there who knows. But the thing that always blows me away is that like every one of them has the knowledge of a piano player. The way they arrange parts and build ludicrous harmonies never ceases to baffle my luddite rocker ass.
  21. I always chock that up to Nashville session cats.
  22. It can get fairly esoteric but the TL;DR is that it's the underlying harmonic structure and not the key, you can play a major chord on any scale degree if the rest of the instruments and vocal aren't hitting a minor third while you are playing it. Related, it's very common to have something like a flat 7 chord in a major key in rock.
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