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i've been using clayton acetal picks (.63mm) lately (the green eagle or whatever). they're really nice for both picking and strumming, and really snappy- similar to dunlop orange tortex but better imo... check them out

yeah im gonna check it out in mid July, pretty excited

anyone ever played a Northwood guitar? There's a listing for one in my area on craigslist and im looking for a unique instrument- pics appreciated if you have any... its the R80 dreadnought model, made in canada

Hey, on this day in DMB history they performed for the first time in Charlottesville. NICE!

I agree, hands down the most awesome vid I've ever seen, amazing

So i finally got a copy of BOWA vol. 1 companion, and I was blown away when I heard this track, mostly for Boyd and Roi's parts, very well done.

I only have a couple versions of this song, Luther College and of course R2T. Does anyone have any other versions of Screaming From the Minarets?

Thanks, the 'timmy's solo' version looks great, now to play it...

yeah, ive been dodging stream for a while now because I always thought it was way too fast for me, but in the past year or so my speed and strength has increased to where I might be able to do it justice

This may have been done before, but does anyone have an accurate complete tab for Stream?
I know its a huge undertaking, I saw a vid on YouTube of some kid playing it, pretty inspiring

Drilling into a Martin? Scary. Reminds me of that Simpsons episode where Homer attempts to remodel the house. Steady, steady... duh!

strum faster... oh, and practice.

I am considering buying a violin, but I don't know anything about them. If anyone plays violin or has any knowledge of what I should buy as a beginner, I would appreciate it.

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Dave uses a lot of palm muting, but what I do for minarets is I mute the bottom three strings with my left fretting hand and try to strum only the top three with my right strumming hand. After a while you'll find yourself only hitting the top three strings and occaisionally hitting the G string, but...

What I usually do is I palm mute the slide on the low E string, and I also slide down from the 5th fret to the 3rd fret to finish the riff. If you mute the low notes it will bring more attention to the high slide.