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Unread post by Lexington Steele » Thu Mar 11, 2004 2:26 pm

Tim Gavin wrote:I think when i first time that i held the strings on crash and strummed i was hooked to that song and loved playing it then i learned j. thing and that song is great to play once you get the jam down its even better try that if u get a chance
I totally know what you mean about Crash. I had just started playing the guitar and somehow got my fingers to stretch long enough to strum it once. My sister was in the room and was like "where the hell did that come from!" as i grinned from ear to ear. After that i was hooked as well.
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Unread post by Trippin Hillbilly » Thu Mar 11, 2004 2:50 pm

hopeful heresy, although I still dont think i can play it all that well.. meh
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Unread post by mdel21 » Thu Mar 11, 2004 3:44 pm

Crush. Cause I shied away from it for so long, then just said fuck it.
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Unread post by unccharlotte07 » Fri Mar 19, 2004 2:52 pm

Lie In Our Graves. Ever since I have played guitar I have wanted to be able to play it, and then a couple of months ago I got it pretty close for the first time and I was so excited, cause that's always been one of my favorite DMB songs.
When Jesus Christ was nailed to his tree
Said "oh, Daddy-o I can see how it all soon will be
I came to shed a little light on this darkening scene
Instead I fear I spill the blood of my children all around"
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Unread post by johnnyd » Fri Mar 19, 2004 3:47 pm

The Stone and Jimi Thing definately. I should be able to add Warehouse to that soon. All I need is about 5,000 more repetitions of the verse riff and I'm there. :wink:
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Unread post by 2StepGranny » Fri Mar 19, 2004 8:40 pm

The first song I learned believe it or not was Trippin' Billies, but I wasn't all that good at it in the beginning, but I watched it off the VH1 Storytellers, but when I watched through Crash into Me, I really wanted to learn that more than anything. So when I got that done and played it for the first time without Dave in the background, I was blown away! I sounded just like him. But know when I learn a new song of his that I don't know, I can't say that I get the same satisfaction as I did when I learned Crash into Me :-D
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Unread post by Beauford33 » Fri Mar 19, 2004 8:50 pm

My song would be my first song I ever learned how to play...Typical Situation. It was my first song, of course it the most speacial
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