Just like any other song with fast parts, you should play them really slow and memerize it and gradually make it faster until you can play a live newer, even faster version...
Just like any other song with fast parts, you should play them really slow and memerize it and gradually make it faster until you can play a live newer, even faster version...
that tab book is a piece of crap. are any of the songs right?
also you cant really play along to the original even flow on ten, because the tuning is slightly down (?) and it sounds a bit off, so its better just to do live!
and mikes part is easier than stones.... (besides solo)
Mike plays the song in a STANDARD key guitar. he just plays 2 frets down.
could be a bit confusing if you're watching him and trying to match it to whats written.
the best thing to do in any situation is to look at sheet music and listen to the song yourself... don't go strait from the paper.
my sheet musics have notes and corrections scribbled all over the place
It says Standard tuning for Stone, when it clearly isn't.
Another thing that bothers me is how there is an album version and a radio version and they're very different. Two different solos, and the radio version is faster and sounds pitched higher.
i think i have seen 100 different tabs for this song! the funny thing is i read an interview with mike from a while back and he said one nite he and stone sat down and were trying to work out how 2 play it!
our guitarist just watched the LATG video, there is a part where u can easily c what stone is playing...tho its quite different from most tabs, sound fine tho!
I can't believe you posers haven't heard of Given to Wail.
On another note, does anyone know what key Even Flow is in? It looks like F (since he ends on D minor) but he he hits some non-F notes in there.
But it can be played in many other tunings and still be in key and tune. That's what's confusing us all. Given to Wail is just another interpretation. A pretty damn good one I must add though.
I play a version drop d and another open d. i fing the drop d 1 is correct. its hard if u just look at the tab and spend about 5minutes at it but if you sit down with a guitar and tab and a bit of dedication you can have the whole thing nailed in about 2hours. I found a great site dedicated to mike mccready and it has a good tab on it. check it out http://www.giventowail.com/new/tabs/pj/ten/even.txt
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Just like any other song with fast parts, you should play them really slow and memerize it and gradually make it faster until you can play a live newer, even faster version...
Practice is good..
and fun!
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Yeah, I have that tab book as well and was thinking the same thing.
also you cant really play along to the original even flow on ten, because the tuning is slightly down (?) and it sounds a bit off, so its better just to do live!
and mikes part is easier than stones.... (besides solo)
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its so bizarre...
actually if you pay attention...
Mike plays the song in a STANDARD key guitar. he just plays 2 frets down.
could be a bit confusing if you're watching him and trying to match it to whats written.
the best thing to do in any situation is to look at sheet music and listen to the song yourself... don't go strait from the paper.
my sheet musics have notes and corrections scribbled all over the place
http://www.wishlistfoundation.org
Oh my, they dropped the leash.
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It says Standard tuning for Stone, when it clearly isn't.
Another thing that bothers me is how there is an album version and a radio version and they're very different. Two different solos, and the radio version is faster and sounds pitched higher.
they must have played it both standard and flat
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neither beat it live though.
like... 1994 and on live..
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our guitarist just watched the LATG video, there is a part where u can easily c what stone is playing...tho its quite different from most tabs, sound fine tho!
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but every single time i've seen him play it, without exception, its been very obviously in standard.
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stone plays it in drop D??? im almost certain!!
he hits the bottom string playing even flow, it cant be E, it has to be D!!
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He plays it in open D tuning DADF#AD (low to high)
http://www.giventowail.com/new/tabs/pj/ten/even.txt
I can't believe you posers haven't heard of Given to Wail.
On another note, does anyone know what key Even Flow is in? It looks like F (since he ends on D minor) but he he hits some non-F notes in there.
But it can be played in many other tunings and still be in key and tune. That's what's confusing us all. Given to Wail is just another interpretation. A pretty damn good one I must add though.
i just play it in Eminor. which is a 1/2 step up from where they play it.
mike plays a fret down from that i believe.
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