34 Jam

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34 Jam

Unread post by DaveFan32578 » Sun Jul 24, 2005 11:08 pm

during the jam on 34, the website has it posted as this
E:----------------------------
B:----------------------------
G:--------------------x--4---
D:-6/7---6---4---4--x--2---
A:-4/5---4---0---2--x------
E:--------------------x------

But after he hits the B chord it sounds like he hits another D before the last chord in the jam.

like so

E:--------------------------------
B:--------------------------------
G:------------------------x--4---
D:-6/7---6---4---4---7--x--2---
A:-4/5---4---0---2---5--x-----
E:---------------------------


I dunno what do you guys think?

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Unread post by sk8r » Sun Jul 24, 2005 11:20 pm

i think you may have a bit of time on your hands
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Unread post by dmbguitar718 » Sun Jul 24, 2005 11:22 pm

sk8rdude12000 wrote:i think you may have a bit of time on your hands
i wouldnt be so quick to judge there, mister.

and i think there's an implied d in there. but if you want to play it, it'd be best to just play the open d string, no fifth. much smoother.

and remember that run afterwards isn't correct. don't know what kanter's hearing.
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Unread post by shess22 » Mon Jul 25, 2005 12:02 am

sk8rdude12000 wrote:i think you may have a bit of time on your hands
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Unread post by globex » Mon Jul 25, 2005 2:47 am

I actually play it like so, and it sounds better than trying to fit in all the chords that tab has posted:

E:----------------------------
B:----------------------------
G:-------------------4------
D:---7---6---0---4/2-------
A:---5---4---0---2---------
E:---------------------------
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Unread post by jkanter » Tue Jul 26, 2005 8:47 am

dmbguitar718 wrote:
sk8rdude12000 wrote:i think you may have a bit of time on your hands
i wouldnt be so quick to judge there, mister.

and i think there's an implied d in there. but if you want to play it, it'd be best to just play the open d string, no fifth. much smoother.

and remember that run afterwards isn't correct. don't know what kanter's hearing.
For the riff after that it's def a 2 on low E instead of A string. I need to change that :) As for that part also...I am going to change it to have open D & G strings instead of mute because it just sounds right(at laest open D does and I bet he hits the open G also).

You said there was a problem with the run after? What was it again? Sorry, don't want to go running through the #34 post...I'll make those changes once ya get back to me man...thanks
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Unread post by dmbguitar718 » Tue Jul 26, 2005 3:01 pm

jkanter wrote:
dmbguitar718 wrote:
sk8rdude12000 wrote:i think you may have a bit of time on your hands
i wouldnt be so quick to judge there, mister.

and i think there's an implied d in there. but if you want to play it, it'd be best to just play the open d string, no fifth. much smoother.

and remember that run afterwards isn't correct. don't know what kanter's hearing.
For the riff after that it's def a 2 on low E instead of A string. I need to change that :) As for that part also...I am going to change it to have open D & G strings instead of mute because it just sounds right(at laest open D does and I bet he hits the open G also).

You said there was a problem with the run after? What was it again? Sorry, don't want to go running through the #34 post...I'll make those changes once ya get back to me man...thanks
No no, you got the part I was talking about. (first thing you mentioned. :)) ijust the word "run" was misleading i guess.
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