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I was there! :D Obviouslly, I'm buying this one. To be fair, I have to agree with you guys - Not much is new here (except for some jams and the crowd. I'll have to wait for the recording but I think we were out of this world)! For me, however, it was the first time I got to see DMB live and if you g...

Hi!
Just found these guys a couple of days ago:

http://www.myspace.com/bluejamesband

Oh! And their CD is only $10, shipping included
I think they're pretty good, what do you guys think?

I use instab. it's free and saves some work

Check this guy out! It's the best new thing I heard:


http://www.linternaute.com/video/clip/r ... hine-live/

http://www.cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/e ... idon.shtml

Several Choices:

- Say goodbye on Crash, because of the Carter/LeRoy Intro;
- The Stone, Just because it's THE STONE!!
- Rapunzel because if he's into jazz he'll love the rythm section and the crazy tempos!
- What Would You Say on L@LC, because of the bluesy Jam;

What do you think?

Since we are at it, the "Lover Lay Down" Chorus Wold be nice... Thanks a lot man! Oh! It's unbelivable, I was thinking of buying that exact same Takamine!

Practice hard but not too hard! When it starts hurting, you should push it too much - you can get serious injuries because of that! The trick for those stretchy fingerings is looking for a more comfortable position. If you raise the arm of the guitar a little bit, you'll find it takes a lot less ten...

you can find some guitarpro files for dave's songs at:
http://www.mysongbook.com
check it out

DreaminBassMunky wrote:One part you missed was that in basic major chord arpeggio is the root third 5th and octave of the of the coninciding major scale.

Sorry, I forgot he might not know that...

An arpeggio is a sequence of every note in a chord played in sequence. For example. A Cmajor chord consists of C,E,G, so, a C arpeggio would be playing C, E, G, C, G, E, C individualy like this: G----------5----------- D----2--5----5--2----- A-3-----------------3-- This is as simple as it gets. You ...

Just putted a new one there! Check it out

Duffman wrote:thats pretty awesome. who is it?

That's Uwe Kropinski.
If you want I can post some more mp3 so you can see what he can do!

Go here:

http://jerry.fe.up.pt/~eq98030/

And get the mp3 of this version of 'House of the rising Sun'. Just as you though everything has been done with this song (qich is kind of lame actually), someone picks it up and does something completly amazing!

MWR is right. The little riffs he pulls out bettwen chords are mostly from the natural major or minor scales, depending on the key of the song. As far as harmony goes, the coolest thing dave uses is a lot of inversions of the chords (i.e. 'alternate fingering'). The 'dave chords' as people like to c...

I'm from Portugal! Same freakin' problem! At least I all my friends dig dmb too (I'm spreading the sound!)