
Lie In Our Graves Jam Section
ok, sorry about thatjsgksu wrote:Your site has been down everytime I try to listen, it says its down for 2 hours right now, let me know when its workin.
cool, cant waitfiredancer86 wrote:Awesome dtuff man!!!
I love to hear Tim like stuff and I love that jam...there will be a suprise when I get my TaylorBe on the lookout in the next month
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site is working now, but who knows when you read this if it will still be goingjsgksu wrote:Your site has been down everytime I try to listen, it says its down for 2 hours right now, let me know when its workin.
thanks for the reply. i guess i wouldnt call this "improv" i recorded it in a few different sections (i.e. the tremolo picking). i practiced the notes and memorized which ones fit for the key of the song. i have no clue as to what key really means, i just play by ear. it isnt hard to tell which notes fit during a solo and which ones dont. im not sure what you mean by counter harmony. i also dont really know what you mean by timid and it being natural. im sure if i were smarter this reply would have helped me out a lot. thanksDuMB wrote:was this improv'ed? if so, and this your first playing, then good job! i thought it was interesting (i.e. not a direct copy of dave and tim).
if this was not on the fly, then, i guess i'd recommend trying to keep in time a little better with the other guitar because there are some times when the extra notes are distracting and seem unnecessary.
i particularly liked the beginning (the interesting note choices). is that counter-harmony? (okay, i'm showing off my complete ignorance of music terminology.)
overall, especially near the middle and end, a lot of the solo stuff sounds timid, and i think that throws off some of the naturalness that really makes this song great (one of my favorites of all time!).
also, maybe some double-stops or bends/slides would help break the monotony of simply sticking to major scale single notes.
i hope this was helpful. good job. i'm always impressed at people's courage to post their work for criticism.
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