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Hey Kids,

Here's a much better recording of the Madison Square Garden performance:

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/episodes/ ... iskey/818/

[i]There’s always someone [/b] who'll try to convince you They know the answer, no matter the question Be wary of those who believe in a neat little world 'Cause it's just fucking crazy. You know that it is I prefer this opener (for this verse). Saw it on the "So Damn Lucky" segment - on DVD number...

Anyone know where I can get a good audo file (mp3) of the solo acoustic version of this song?

My girlfriend ask me, “Why do you bother with that wretched instrument?” I tell her: "Cause it makes me feel like I am young again."
~ Stinkyfinger

Okay here’s the deal. I’ve been struggling to perfect this riff for over three weeks now. I’ve made some good progress, but I have yet to get it right. Quite frankly, I’ve seen and heard others try, but I have yet to see or hear someone else recreate the Originators style & technique. That is, until...

“Whoa! People are real friendly ‘round here!” I appreciate all the input. I’ve been playing for about ten years now, and although I consider myself to be a slow-learner, I have mastered some fairly difficult styles & techniques. I suppose that’s why I’ve had to wait until now to try to master a song...

I appreciate the prompt responses. I ordered the Central Park Concert DVD. In the meantime, I’ll keep practicing, but I’ve been “spinning my wheels” with this one for quite sometime. I’m eager to develop the dexterity of my pinky to “bar the fives” if need be, but why is this technique so imperative...

A plea for help, In most cases, I can master the sound and technique the guitarist uses on a particular song after a week or two. However, this is not the case with “So Much To Say.” The main (opening) riff has eluded me for about three weeks now. I’ve listened to the original recording of the song ...