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Check this out if you guys have a chance. I think the guitar sounds good but I admit that there might be a bit too much "double tracking" going on w/ the vocals...but oh well. Let me know what you think. On a side note, Cleveland sports are cursed and I cry about it a lot. http://www.sendspace.com/f...

The point is being missed here…if you’ve been playing guitar for a while (several years), Dave songs will be easier to learn. If you’re brand new at guitar, and you decide to start w/ Dave songs, they’ll be really challenging. For someone to say that they learned the Stone in one week, I don’t imagi...

First off, your taylor vs. martin quote is hysterical. Secondly, this sounds great for just writing it the other day, and recording it all "live." I like to cheat and record things/loop them, then guitar part two, then vocals, then lead, etc...nice job for this being a new song. There are definately...

Thanks for the comments folks. I told that son of a beYotch friend of mine to play lead w/ his acoustic, but NOOOOO, he INSISTED on playing electric! Just kidding. In hindsight, since we never put a drum track down, he's since told me that he wished he would have played the lead on his acoustic. I p...

This song is incredible. I also hear a little Willie Nelson in your voice, but take NO offense to that at all, it's outstanding.

The lyrics are great...the fingerpicking really puts it over the top.

Your voice is outstanding...any training or natural skills (very much like lead singer from O.A.R)?
The guitar was good too...but the voice, wow good.

Hello all...first off, I just listened to Brian's original "75 Numb"...and it is incredible (Brian, I also have your cover of The Maker and American Song on my mp3). That made me want to post something I recorded a while ago, with a possibly similar meaning. My buddy did the recording and the mixing...

I think people are taken aback by it because it sounds really "different." I think it's badass...very unique. The recording sounds incredible.

People might just need to listen to it a time or two more. I think it sounds great.

dude...this sounds great! I saw them play this song on SNL a week or so ago, and it's a great song. I just looked it up, and I'll definitely learn it now. You voice and guitar sounded great(you said the recording quality wasn't that hot, but if you don't have the equipment, nothing you can really do...

ndfilth wrote:There's a video of Dave playing it solo acoustically on my webspace.

http://www.nd.edu/~jhardy

check it out...should help ya

This is awesome...thanks for the vid!
Much appreciated.

Hey, Raven is a great song...I just want to make sure I'm playing the chorus correctly. For those of you who play it, do you basically strum the chorus chords one strum at a time, or what? I know it's hard to describe strumming patterns, so I'm not really looking for the D U D U of the pattern.........

[quote="fatjack"] [quote="DontplayIdidit"] [quote="DontplayIdidit"]Hello all. I've read a bunch of threads about guitar theory, and keys of songs, etc...all that info has been very helpful. I know that for the most part, popular songs are in major keys...so I'm getting better at figuring those keys...

[quote="DontplayIdidit"]Hello all. I've read a bunch of threads about guitar theory, and keys of songs, etc...all that info has been very helpful. I know that for the most part, popular songs are in major keys...so I'm getting better at figuring those keys out. I'm learning some Grateful Dead songs...

I should have been more specific…sorry…I understand that the C major is basically the same as the A minor pentatonic…A major is basically the same as the F# minor pentatonic, etc. If you look at the chords of the song I posted…they are E A B F# No minors in there at all…so, I’m wondering...

Hello all. I've read a bunch of threads about guitar theory, and keys of songs, etc...all that info has been very helpful. I know that for the most part, popular songs are in major keys...so I'm getting better at figuring those keys out. I'm learning some Grateful Dead songs...and they change things...