Amazing song. Marty Friedman's solo is killer. But it's also one of the toughest solos.
If you want easier rhythm parts, try Symphony Of Destruction.
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Amazing song. Marty Friedman's solo is killer. But it's also one of the toughest solos.
If you want easier rhythm parts, try Symphony Of Destruction.
It's actually not played like that. The intro tab is something like this:
1: 3X0033
2: X30033
3: 2X0033
4: X20033
5: 022033
6: X00233
7: X32033
Also actual chords used are different but I don't remember all their names.
No. 1 is G major
No. 2 is G/C (I am not sure, but it could be a variation of C itself)
No. 3 is G/F#
No. 4 is G/B
No. 5 I am not sure but could be Em7 or something.
No. 6 is Dsus4, not D major.
No. 7 is Don't know this, but some form of C.
This is how I played on that soundcloud track I shared.
Try this out and see.
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In case you are wondering, what the "/" are. These are called Slash chords.
This means that the lower parts of the chord are the same but a note is added to the bass part of the chord. In the above examples, the bottom three strings are the regular G major shape(XXX033). But the note next to the slash is added to one of the top three strings.
Therefore G/F# would become 2X0033 (or 220033 if you can hold it that way
).
1: 3X0033
2: X30033
3: 2X0033
4: X20033
5: 022033
6: X00233
7: X32033
Also actual chords used are different but I don't remember all their names.
No. 1 is G major
No. 2 is G/C (I am not sure, but it could be a variation of C itself)
No. 3 is G/F#
No. 4 is G/B
No. 5 I am not sure but could be Em7 or something.
No. 6 is Dsus4, not D major.
No. 7 is Don't know this, but some form of C.
This is how I played on that soundcloud track I shared.
Try this out and see.
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In case you are wondering, what the "/" are. These are called Slash chords.
This means that the lower parts of the chord are the same but a note is added to the bass part of the chord. In the above examples, the bottom three strings are the regular G major shape(XXX033). But the note next to the slash is added to one of the top three strings.
Therefore G/F# would become 2X0033 (or 220033 if you can hold it that way
).
It's actually not played like that. The intro tab is something like this:
1: 3X0033
2: X30033
3: 2X0033
4: X20033
5: 022033
6: X00233
7: X32033
Also actual chords used are different but I don't remember all their names.
No. 1 is G major
No. 2 is G/C (I am not sure, but it could be a variation of C itself)
No. 3 is G/F#
No. 4 is G/B
No. 5 I am not sure but could be Em7 or something.
No. 6 is Dsus4, not D major.
No. 7 is Don't know this, but some form of C.
This is how I played on that soundcloud track I shared.
Try this out and see.
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In case you are wondering, what the "/" are. These are called Slash chords.
This means that the lower parts of the chord are the same but a note is added to the bass part of the chord. In the above examples, the bottom three strings are the regular G major shape(XXX033). But the note next to the slash is added to one of the top three strings.
Therefore G/F# would become 2X0033 (or 220033 if you can hold it that way
Yeah, there are two tutorials over net. I used this one:
[YOUTUBE]2hbsAKhLd3o[/YOUTUBE]
The one you are talking about looks like this:
[YOUTUBE]-G26BIj4yTs[/YOUTUBE]
Thanks for the info about Slash cords. I am thinking of hanging a printout of chords in my room. Just like school days :v:
Played again on same arrangement, this one sounds comparatively better.
*soundcloud.com/psygeist-1/you-and-me-lifehouse-2
Will play on your arrangement. Albeit, yours is easier. The main point learning the second one was to get the chord shift from Am to D fairly quickly. I used to fumble on that part.
For all fingerstyle stuff, this guy teaches so effectively
[YOUTUBE]wSvWfUSQX_s[/YOUTUBE]
e2, a2, d3, g3, b3, e4
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No. 1 chord is G major ACDC style
Like this ?
*www.learningtoplaytheguitar.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/gv2_chord-199x300.jpg
It sounds better.
bikramjitkar
In the zone
Yeah, not even gonna attempt that solo. One of the top 5 of all time imo. I can already play Symphony, quite easy but the difficult part is to get it clean and precise like the original.
Nanducob
Wise Old Owl
i think he mutes the A string ,angus young ,rest are same
Better search youtube for tuts. Get more than just tabs.
You probably used a machine. Check intonation as well.
Compare the note on your E2 string with the harmonic on the 12th fret same string. If the harmonic is slightly off then you have an intonation problem. No amount of tuning would get your guitar in tune then.
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UG is more than enough. There are tons of tabs and multiple tabs for a particular song as well.
Nanducob
Wise Old Owl
Intonation looks about right to me except for minor variance in E and A string.
Finally, found chords for one of my favorite songs
The Classic - Nuh Eh Ge Nan Na Eh Ge Nun Me To You You To Me Tab by Misc Unsigned Bands @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
[YOUTUBE]PQ6frjY7aaY[/YOUTUBE]
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The Classic - Nuh Eh Ge Nan Na Eh Ge Nun Me To You You To Me Tab by Misc Unsigned Bands @ Ultimate-Guitar.Com
[YOUTUBE]PQ6frjY7aaY[/YOUTUBE]
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Gollum
Collector
you watch Korean Dramas?
Watched Korean movies.