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mbgreen wrote:Please...good two step, but nowhere near the best ever.

agreed, people always claim how amazing that two step is, and while im sure it was really cool to be there, its just another two step on tape.

i think you mean this: sounds good to me man.

there are some hilarious mess ups over the years. on my other computer i have a recording of watchtower where dave gets hit in the face with a beach ball. "the hour is getting laaaaaaaaaaaaa- UNF.....fuck THAT SHIT!!!!!" i thought he said that because someone threw a t-shirt on-stage and it landed ...

yeah, but it all depends on what type of music you play and which is more comfortable. the lp is used more for harder rock, while the strat is generally used for lighter rock (clapton) and blues rock (hendrix/srv) and funky stuff (rhcp). the lp is a lot heavier than the strat also. personally, i lov...

they're definitely both better in different aspects of music, so it all kinda depends on what music you're going to be playing.

JohnDubDMB wrote:I live in Kennesaw in Cobb. Been playing little over 6 years. AIM: JohnDubsDMB

my sister teaches in cobb county.

GuitarGuy610 wrote:

shane wrote:yeah that has to be as bad as those rainsong graphite guitars...

What are those....got a pic?

rain song graphites

VTDreaminwithDMB wrote:Also John now has his No Room For Squares album tabbed out now for I think $21.95.

you mean room for squares?

[quote="GuitarGuy610"]Yeah, that was my first feeling when I picked up that weird, metal-looking top guitar martin makes. I saw before me smashing it through the window, followed by the Sam Ash security guards escorting me to the "questioning" room. 8) metal looking? are we talking about the same a...

shane wrote:that might be it, but all i know it was one of the crappiest sounds ive ever heard... a friend of mine had a fender acoustic that sounded better...

hmmm, that's odd because the d-15 is definitely one of the nicer low-ends out there.

[quote="madtadder"]actually, trippin is playing exactly what dave plays during the outro when he's performing full band (see this thread for more info). So good job, it sounds spot on man, nice performance. [/quote] What i was referring to was the finger picking that is done on LS , not the strumme...

actually, trippin is playing exactly what dave plays during the outro when he's performing full band (see this thread for more info). So good job, it sounds spot on man, nice performance.

[quote="eze3484"]the exact moment I got hooked was when I first listened to Two STep off of Crash and Tim came in with his lead guitar part. I thought it was the most amazing thing for being so simple, it fit so well. That's still the only version of that song I have on my computer, for some reason...

eze3484 wrote:thanks, but im not really sure how to read that

...that's the tab for the song, that's what you asked for.

sounds good. my only critique would be to slow it down a bit. especially on the hammer-on/pull-off riffs, and the octave slides. those don't need to be so fast. one of jack's strengths is the chillness in his songs.