Lindsey Screws Up - Page 3

LuckyCharms · #31 02-10-2006, 12:45 AM

Mr. B always hits the key of "Sexy" just right!

Let's just be glad he didn't freak out, throw his guitar down and start dancing an awkward jig, LOL!

LuckyCharms · #32 02-10-2006, 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by johndoe

I love how during the commercial they took the Dance footage and tried to make it seem like they were so active in their concerts and so edgy, when The Dance DVD was probably the most mundane concert video i've ever seen.

Holy Hell!!! I love your David Hasslehoff sig photo!

The Nisse · #33 02-10-2006, 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by ReFleetwoodMac

Although you phrased it fairly strangely, if I know what you mean, it is completely wrong. The very first two notes of Peacekeeper are an octave apart. And I hate to break it to you, but F and G are two different notes.

I have the actual sheet, I ordered it from sheetmusicplus.com. He plays F and G. The song is in Gm, so he would never play E anyways, since it is not in the Gm scale..
Pardon my English, I meant there is only a single note of difference between F and G, in comparison to a whole octave, which is clearly not the case. I guess your don't have much experience in notation..

danax6 · #34 02-10-2006, 06:05 PM

I never saw this performance before until it got posted on YouTube the other day, and I meant to ask you knowledgable people whether he just hit the wrong key or started the wrong song, because something definitely sounded off. I love it. I hardly ever get to hear Lindsey screw up, my ears aren't that guitar trained, but this was a definite mistake.

ReFleetwoodMac · #35 02-10-2006, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by The Nisse

I have the actual sheet, I ordered it from sheetmusicplus.com. He plays F and G. The song is in Gm, so he would never play E anyways, since it is not in the Gm scale..
Pardon my English, I meant there is only a single note of difference between F and G, in comparison to a whole octave, which is clearly not the case. I guess your don't have much experience in notation..

My earlier post said E "minus the capo". He is playing the open 6th string and the 4th string 2nd fret from the capo (with the capo being on whatever fret, 3rd fret if the song is in Gm). The higher notes are a whole step, major second, apart, and assuming it is in Gm (I thought he played it in F#m live) they are actually G and F, the tonic and the subtonic. But the very first note is the low G followed by the higher G and F. I don't know what your sheet music says, but you might be only reading the higher part and not looking at the bass. Is it piano? The first note should be in the left hand in the bass clef. If you watch him play it live, his thumb is quite active on those lower strings so there's the proof. And by the way, I am extremely fluent with notation. Can you read alto and tenor clefs? Can ya, huh huh? I am the most supreme note reader in the history of the universe.

Sahara · #36 02-10-2006, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by LuckyCharms

Mr. B always hits the key of "Sexy" just right!

Let's just be glad he didn't freak out, throw his guitar down and start dancing an awkward jig, LOL!

Yes and yes!

LuckyCharms · #37 02-12-2006, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Sahara

Yes and yes!

Yes indeed!

johndoe · #38 02-12-2006, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by danax6

I never saw this performance before until it got posted on YouTube the other day, and I meant to ask you knowledgable people whether he just hit the wrong key or started the wrong song, because something definitely sounded off. I love it. I hardly ever get to hear Lindsey screw up, my ears aren't that guitar trained, but this was a definite mistake.

Well, my question is, who actually messed up? Was it the band going into GYOW when they should have done Peacekeeper, or Lindsey doing Peacekeeper when he should have done GYOW?

The Nisse · #39 02-12-2006, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by ReFleetwoodMac

My earlier post said E "minus the capo". He is playing the open 6th string and the 4th string 2nd fret from the capo (with the capo being on whatever fret, 3rd fret if the song is in Gm). The higher notes are a whole step, major second, apart, and assuming it is in Gm (I thought he played it in F#m live) they are actually G and F, the tonic and the subtonic. But the very first note is the low G followed by the higher G and F. I don't know what your sheet music says, but you might be only reading the higher part and not looking at the bass. Is it piano? The first note should be in the left hand in the bass clef. If you watch him play it live, his thumb is quite active on those lower strings so there's the proof. And by the way, I am extremely fluent with notation. Can you read alto and tenor clefs? Can ya, huh huh? I am the most supreme note reader in the history of the universe.

Well, well..

We agree then, My sheet is piano, yes. So that note is not included, but in the bass. I thought we were discussing the simple (yet brilliant) little riff that Lindsey plays throughout the verse..
Actually I was stumped by that too. That the song was in Gm but he capoed on the second fret. And, oddly enough, I've read a couple that the guitar is actually tuned dwon half a step, which would explain it. Cause I really don't feel F#m sounds right.. But why he does it, I have no idea..

Do you by any chance have any notation/tuning/chords for 'Down on Rodeo'..?

**mylittledemon** · #40 02-12-2006, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by ReFleetwoodMac

. Can you read alto and tenor clefs? Can ya, huh huh? I am the most supreme note reader in the history of the universe.

Down boy! Down! Good BoBo.....

Ghost_Tracker · #41 02-14-2006, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Sahara

The others looked like they were going to Antartica [Stevie to her own, very stylish kinda cool Antartica]

Well if you're going to go to Antarctica then you had better be sure and look fabulous - - - hadn't you???

Ghost_Tracker · #42 02-14-2006, 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by johndoe

Man. I just watched GYOW from the Today show a few years ago on You Tube, and Lindsey went into "Peacekeeper" when he was supposed to be doing GYOW way. Aw man it was great.

If you listen close, he f'd up the lyrics too. Brrrr it must have been cold!

I thought it was just absolutely amazing that he turned around and looked at Mick right after.
As if Mick was going to be telling him later in the day, because of this,
"WELL, old chap, we gave it a trial period for 30 years, but, I'm sorry, I just don't think it's going to work out. We need somebody that isn't going to play 2 - TWO - whole entire notes wrong every thirty years."
Meanwhile Mick's like, "What are ya looking at ME for, I'm just playing my drums! Ya f'd up, L.B., get OVER it."
By the way don't forget this is 5:30 in the morning for him . . . .

POOR Stevie - she's just standing there WHISTLING dixie, pretending like nuthin's going on!

I LOVE the way Lindsey acts when they finish the song, too - he's like,
"

WOW! THAT SUCKED !

"