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Thanks very much for your generous offer. |
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~Alex |
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Friend of ours has it, and it really messes her about when (for example) she has to hit 'transpose' on a keyboard because some singer has decided they can't sing something in the key the band has worked it out in. She says that hearing a B when her fingers are hitting C (for example) really does her head in :) |
Also, I can't tell if there are any guitar parts other than Lindsey's, besides during the twin-guitar solo (which may very well be generated with a Boss HD-2 or PS-5 pedal). Help!
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As for the rest of the song? Make it up as you go along. :) |
I decided to rewrite the tabs to the song in A for anyone who is interested...
e---------2-0-----------2-0------------------------------- B-2-3-5------3-2-0----------3-2-0-------2--------2--- G-2-4-6--------------2---------------1-2----2-1-2---2- D----------------------------------------------------------- A----------------------------------------------------------- E----------------------------------------------------------- Then repeat that. At the end of the riff, you are placed right back at the beginning (an A chord) so you can keep it in a cycle, or jump right into the verse. Adam R. |
I have the intro figured out, and it's:
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We still need help with bass and additional guitars (if there are any)! |
EOTW for Acoustic???
:wavey: Do we play EOTW on acoustic???;) I can't
get the video up...or do we use the electric??? That sounds dumb!!!Sorry we are limited in our guitar symbol writing!!! EOTW is an oldie but a GOODIE! Lindsey likes to drop down!!!:eek:Sky:confused: |
I can do this arrangement of EOTW on acoustic, but I'm too lazy to tab it out.
WE NEED BASS TIPS! ...and if there are any other guitars, rhythm/backing lead guitar tips! |
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