Nice. 2 years later and I am referencing a couple little tidbits to just compare it to my own. Funny as it sounds, I'm about to play a show with a lot of blue album songs on it which people still love to hear. I like to alternate pick the beginning because it works for me. Trying to fine tune this one as well to make it closer to the original.thanks!
So tough to completely recreate because of all those little pieces they put in there. Back when I played in a cover band we always had a few Weezer tunes in there. Thanks for watching my video and hope it helps you. I tried really hard to figure this out correctly so hope some of those little tidbits make a difference in the overall quality of what you guys sound like when you play these. Thanks for watching man
It's an American version Big Apple Strat. Dude I bought this thing brand new in my early twenties. I've taken care of it and it plays like it's brand new still. I played in everything from funk/thrash/speed/covers/ and now a Floyd tribute. this truly is the only guitar that could play all of those styles and sound amazing doing it. It's without a doubt the most neutral guitar ever made in my opinion.
I've never actually heard the song before and I've been watching it for a couple hours this morning. I've got like her first four or five patterns down perfectly. Give me a couple days with it and I'll make it tutorial on it. I love trying to learn new stuff. It's really good.
I've got that song down perfectly all the way up til the slap part of the end. I'm going to look to do a tutorial in multiple videos so I'll do the first half of the song and the first video. Look out for it in the next day or two.
I forgot to mention that I was tuned to E flat. Most of the Blue Album is tuned that low.
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I love this song.... I’m going to be rocking this album for awhile.....thanks Ry
Nice. 2 years later and I am referencing a couple little tidbits to just compare it to my own. Funny as it sounds, I'm about to play a show with a lot of blue album songs on it which people still love to hear. I like to alternate pick the beginning because it works for me. Trying to fine tune this one as well to make it closer to the original.thanks!
So tough to completely recreate because of all those little pieces they put in there. Back when I played in a cover band we always had a few Weezer tunes in there. Thanks for watching my video and hope it helps you. I tried really hard to figure this out correctly so hope some of those little tidbits make a difference in the overall quality of what you guys sound like when you play these. Thanks for watching man
I have that same exact guitar bro!
It's an American version Big Apple Strat. Dude I bought this thing brand new in my early twenties. I've taken care of it and it plays like it's brand new still. I played in everything from funk/thrash/speed/covers/ and now a Floyd tribute. this truly is the only guitar that could play all of those styles and sound amazing doing it. It's without a doubt the most neutral guitar ever made in my opinion.
Pls make a tutorial on 'a map, a string, a light' by yvette young
I've never actually heard the song before and I've been watching it for a couple hours this morning. I've got like her first four or five patterns down perfectly. Give me a couple days with it and I'll make it tutorial on it. I love trying to learn new stuff. It's really good.
I've got that song down perfectly all the way up til the slap part of the end. I'm going to look to do a tutorial in multiple videos so I'll do the first half of the song and the first video. Look out for it in the next day or two.
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Here you go. Part 1