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The chorus is basically right. The All Fall Down part is wrong, I play it this way, sounds perfect to my ears. e--8--8-----1-- B--x--8--8--1-- G--9-----9--2-- D--10-9--8--3-- A-------------- E-------------- Edit: This is with Capo II of course. Also, the second chorus chord (The G)is written as xx32...

I think the whole Dave solo experiement is over, what with Trey losing his mind and DMB's new album coming up sometime.. don't expect to hear this live or otherwise.

I've found if you mess with the balance, Tim's fills can be heard better. On Oh, he's in the right channel.

Cortez is in Em.

Blue Water -> Spoon
Nancies -> Warehouse
LIOG -> 'anything with a D'
#34 -> Raven
Billies -> (Minarets chorus) -> Warehouse

It's not the opening walkdown on D. Go to the parts listed on the UTTAD version. Personally, I just finish playing the chorus chords out at that point, there's no need to go into anything else.

If anyone is curious, the sax line on guitar goes:

Don't Drink The Water has been played on the 12 at one show. Sounds pretty decent. I really wish he'd play more songs on the 12 so it's not as predictable live.

Christmas Song was my first. Satellite (even at a slower speed) will help you with dexterity and stretching. Those 4 are good to start on though. Then move on to songs like 41 and Lie in our graves.

I think, and I'm not sure but I've been working on it for a while, that you hit each chord twice and then the G and... dammit.. is that Gdim? Anyway, you hit the last two chords once only. You usually follow that part up with the same chords in the 3/4 time the rest of the song is in. Also something...

The Em/A/G part is only played once when the band comes in. You play the verse riff all through the first verse and whatnot: "When I step into the light, my arms are open wide, when I step into the light, my eyes search you wildly, would you not like to be, sitting on top of the world with your legs...

If anyone still doubts Dave's ability to write creative riffs, check out the most recently written song on an official DMB album. You Never Know.

I'll add another "practice practice practice" to the pile. If you're having problems with stretches and you can play Crash you're on your way.

How did you figure it out? I listen to Nancies > WH all the time, and Central Park was the first offical DVD'd version of it, so it took only a couple tries to figure out the rhythm and watching Stefan and Carter mainly. It's a neat little way to transition, and when I do solo cover broadcasts I ge...

I know what you mean, and it's just variations on the two verse chords. I do this really badass outro solo, where I strum the G (32x4xx) normally, and then hit the (2x44xx) for 8 counts (one-two-three-four-five-six-sev-eight - in other words, one beat each, in time with Carter.) When that ends and C...