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mmkay so.... I'm putting on this mini concert, and I need to pick 5 songs to play and sing at the same time. I was wondering if you guys could help me pick out a few songs that are pretty easy to play on guitar, the easier the better becuase my skills are pretty elementary. I was trying to go for any nine days songs, possibly some chili peppers, 3eb, anything in the general cateragory of alt. rock or something... I dont even know how you would really catergorize it. Any ideas?
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Stigmatized - the calling, also very good acoustic
Dear Joan - matchbox 20, dunno where you'd find the tabs though I haven't ever seen them Never Going Back Again - matchbox 20, again though if you can find the tabs let me know, I'm not good enough just to listern to it and work out all of it from ear. Post Edited (11-17-04 09:05)
I've been pissing about with chords for ages... making 'ditties'... practising variations in speed and such...
But I tend to just make it up as I go. Throwing in the odd new chord I'm learning at the time. I figure I'd give some tabs a go. So that my flatmates don't just think I play 'melodic noise'. Though to be honest, I like playing with original stuff that I've stumbled on than playing somebody elses work intently. Though I imagine deconstructing somebody elses work has its uses.
ninedays- Absolutely if you have another guitarist (or you yourself) who can pull off the solo. maybe its just me, but it has taken a long time to learn and i still don't have it quite good enough
Goo Goo Dolls- Slide Third Eye Blind- Never Let You Go (will need 2 guitarists for this, but easy) Green Day- When I Come Around REM- End of the World. not sure about this one, my friend played it, but he's pretty good. the chorus is something simple though, like G, D, Am i think so i'm not sure.
Might not be perfect, but try this for Slide:
http://www.mxtabs.net/tab_versions.php?path=Guitar,g,551,Goo+Goo+Dolls,Slide,71374 No weird tuning, just capo on 1. That way is pretty easy.
Hmmm.. I don't think "Yesterday" is really appopriate for a female to sing... unless she changes it to he... lol. That's an awesome song.
This guy on the partridge family remake show on vh1 played and sang "Slide". It was nifty. Anyone watch that show? It's dumb..haha... well what i saw, I just saw the keith try outs. "It's not always rainbows and butterflies it's compromise that moves us along"
Never let you go by 3eb is quite easy to play and sing along with.
---Anyone perfect must be lying, anything easy has its cost, Anyone plain can be lovely, anyone loved can be lost, What if I lost my direction? What if I lost sense of time? What if I nursed this infection? Maybe the worst is behind---
Yeah, Johnny plays "Slide" (and several other songs) tuned to C-G-C-F-C-F, but I've been playing the song for the past 5 years in standard tuning with the capo. It may not be EXACT but it's damn close enough. Until I start getting paid Rzeznik type money to play it "correctly", I'll save my strings the wear and tear. No harm done.
Great songs everyone is listing though. I was very surprised to see stuff like "Stigmatized" and "Somewhere In Between" on here. I play those at gigs regularly, along with my original stuff of course. Easiest song EVER though. J. Frank Wilson's (or Pearl Jam's, for those of you who don't know) "Last Kiss" G Em C D...can't get any simpler. Oh..Hootie and the Blowfish "Let Her Cry". very easy...but awesome "Punch the clock every single day. Make your money, then throw it away. Does that sound like you? What's the point of living like that? You're like a wand in a magic show act. When it's all make believe."
in response to Genesis's post, oh yeah, that's definitely how Johnny plays it. But Johnny has like 800 guitars..haha, so he can leave it tuned to his freakazoid tuning all the time. I just don't have the balls to pull my B and E strings up to C and F constantly. That's how you lose an eye. Rzeznik tuning is like a scientific formula. He makes it so difficult so it's harder for others to duplicate. He's from my hometown though, so rock on! I feel like I should be struck down for all this Goo talk on the Nine Days board though..haha, so in conclusion, Nine Days rules all. Listening to TMC is one of the few parts of my Senior Week that I actually remember. Amen :-)
"Punch the clock every single day. Make your money, then throw it away. Does that sound like you? What's the point of living like that? You're like a wand in a magic show act. When it's all make believe."
i would say that there are many great songs out there, but don't bother with capo's. It's better to try and learn to play without them....I have been playing for well over 10 years and I have never needed one....and you never see the greats with capo's...just the nancy boy dude from the corrs and brian mcfadden....need I say more!
on the topic of wonderwall, any fans of oasis should check out the ryan adams version, its stripped down to just a plucky acoustic guitar with some slight reverb in the background but i think i may even prefer it to the original, thats sayin a lot as oasis were a huge influence when i started learning the guitar..
and as for the no capo comment, come on cameron. does jeff buckley not qualify as one of the greats? most songs written with capo's are played that way to achieve a certain sound off a guitar. If i am wouldnt sound the way it does played with a regular b chord. your hitting completley different notes with a capo some not so difficult acoustic songs that u could play taylor: one - u2 ben harper - sexual healing (if u havent heard it, do+learn it!) and try some counting crows, like mr.jones or long december
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