So Much To Say Question

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So Much To Say Question

Unread post by DSeibel » Mon Oct 18, 2004 10:09 pm

I just kinda got the intro to so much to say.....when you do the E slide, then the 555, then you go into the 4/6 slide I hear something on the song that I'm not hearing when I play it. Maybe its just me....is there any thing tips or maybe something the tab doesn't quite show?

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Unread post by Swe dmbfan » Mon Oct 18, 2004 10:25 pm

i have the same problem!
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Unread post by erech » Mon Oct 18, 2004 10:44 pm

you hear it on the studio version, or a live cd?
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Unread post by DMB_FAN » Mon Oct 18, 2004 10:53 pm

Its just the rythm of the song. There's a couple of muted strums in there I believe. At least that's my take, the way I've learned to play better is to not try so hard....
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Unread post by DSeibel » Mon Oct 18, 2004 10:59 pm

I actually here it on the video here on this site mostly, but I guess I notice it in the studio version also.....I'll check out central park, I believe there are a couple of close ups I can maybe find something on....muted strings make sense..I'll try that tommorow, my roomates are asleep and I'll wake em..I gotta get my own place man.

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Unread post by DMB_FAN » Mon Oct 18, 2004 11:01 pm

DSeibel wrote:I actually here it on the video here on this site mostly, but I guess I notice it in the studio version also.....I'll check out central park, I believe there are a couple of close ups I can maybe find something on....muted strings make sense..I'll try that tommorow, my roomates are asleep and I'll wake em..I gotta get my own place man.

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I have the central park concert, and I watched it over and over learning how to play that song. There are some muted strums in there, and he doesnt do them all the time, but it really is the funk rythm that Dave plays it with. Like everyone else says you have to sorta feel it....

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Unread post by dmfollower » Tue Oct 19, 2004 1:55 am

I always hit strings e,b,g, and maybe d with an upstroke after the 3/5 all just open strings. Sounds perfect to me.
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Unread post by DmbFanJason » Tue Oct 19, 2004 3:00 pm

maybe i know what you are talking about?

after the 4/6 slide, Dave sometimes hits (4th string/7fret);or(3rd string 6fret); or both (4th string/7th fret and 3rd string/6fret at the same time)...try that, I always do a combo of all three whenever I play it.

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Unread post by Trippin Hillbilly » Tue Oct 19, 2004 3:09 pm

It's this. There's a slight change the second time you play the verse. You let those two notes ring out and dont play the open E.

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E:------5-----------------
B:------5-----------------
G:------5---4\6-----------
D:---------------7--------
A:------------------------
E:-3\5--------------0-8\--
   (2)  4   (1)  2    3

E:------5-----------------
B:------5-----------------
G:------5---4\6--6~~------
D:---------------7~~------
A:------------------------
E:-3\5---------------8\---
   (2)  4   (1)  2    3

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Unread post by DmbFanJason » Tue Oct 19, 2004 3:13 pm

yea, that was what i was thinking miguel...you da man...I guess that means that I am the man too, because we thought of the same thing! Swwwweeeet.

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Unread post by Trippin Hillbilly » Tue Oct 19, 2004 3:15 pm

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Unread post by dmfollower » Tue Oct 19, 2004 4:04 pm

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Intro
Dave uses his 2nd finger mute during the last slide
E:------0 5-----------------
B:------0 5-----------------
G:----- 0-5---4\6-----------
D:---------------7--------
A:------------------------
E:-3\5--------------0-8\--
   (2)  4   (1)  2    3
Does anyone hit these with an upstroke before the 5's?
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Unread post by smedley » Tue Oct 19, 2004 4:12 pm

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e:-----x-x-5-x-x---------------
b:-----x-x-5-x-x---------------
g:-----x-x-5-x-x-4/6-----------
d:-------------------7---------
a:-----------------------------
e:-3/5-----------------8/------

e:-----x-x-5-x-x-----------------------------------
b:-----x-x-5-x-x-----------------------------------
g:-----x-x-5-x-x-4/6---------------10--------------
d:-----------------------5-----x-x--x-x-x-----7-0--
a:---------------------3-------x-x--8-x-x---5------
e:-3/5---------------1-----/10-x-x-10-x-x-3--------
this is how i play it, it sounds good. i just can't hear the open e string before the 8 so that's why i don't play it.
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Unread post by Dave4President » Thu Oct 21, 2004 12:18 pm

I play it the same way as Trippin Hillbilly, but I mute it twice before the 5.... sounds good to me..
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