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Could anyone make a quick clip of "Outside" by Staind showing both hands? The vid I have is all over the place and usually only shows Aaron's fretting hand. Thanks a million if anyone can help me out!!

Go here and check out billywestom's post, no more problems:

http://www.dmbtabs.com/boards/viewtopic ... +strumming

Do a search for billywestom and crash. He tabbed out every strum and posted it a few times, as well as doing an mp3. It helps immensely.

Does anyone have the tab for Porky Pig's version (or at least someone pretending to be Porky) of Blue Christmas?? It sounds fairly easy, but I dont' have the skills to tab anything yet.

If you've never heard it I can try to post it.

Yeah, I got what I need. I found that if I strum my leg while watching a vid, i can do it just fine. Now it's just a matter of sliding the guitar between my hand and my leg, and I'll be all set.

I shouldn't have been so lazy to start w/. Seems like every other post was about this topic . Thanks guys.

I'm not looking for a strumming pattern, just how many there are. Like I said, I can get the bass notes and the strum right after them dead on (like that takes a whole hell of a lot :? )...just can't finish it off. I think I'm seeing/hearing...bass note, strum, pause, strum, strum, strum, bass note....

How many strums are there after the first base note...4 or 5?? I've seen a post that says it goes bass note, down, up, down, up, bass note, so on and so forth...which allows me hit the next bass note on time, but that doesn't sound right. If I try to do a bass note, down, down, up, down...it sounds ...

I dunno if this is typical live Dave or not, but on L@LC he totally jacks up the lyrics to "Say Goodbye".

How about "Stuck on You" from the Elvis special?? It sounds easy, looks easy...but I can't tell what he's playing throughout, and can't track down a video.

[quote="dmfollower"]you doesn't seem to be very good in english the writing.[/quote]

LMAO! I've been repeating that line in my head since I read it.

I'm not about to explain the theory behind the chords you asked about, as I am a beginner myself and don't quite understand it all. However, here are some good interactive site that will at least show you the chord diagrams for whatever you need: http://www.guitarschool.net/MEDIA/flash/ChordDictiona...

From what I can tell:

http://www.dmbtabs.com/lessons.php?id=3

At the bottom of the page are some rules to follow. I'm assuming these are those.

Can anyone give me the fingerings (that Dave uses) for the chords in the chorus of TS? I tried to use the "finger charts", but got annoyed trying to figure it all out.