does anyone know how to play the funky guitar riff (not the bass line played by seggs!) from leave home?
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Posted 23 November 2003 - 10:46 PM
good recomondation.. ive had that book for quite some time.. though im always a lil out of tune when trying to play it lol grrrr * back to the old drawing board* :'(
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Posted 23 November 2003 - 11:02 PM
I think we should (meaning I am going to) start a topic for chemical brothers songs on the piano/synth and guitar. I myself have that book but it doesn't cover my favorite songs, not even TPPR (which I know the intro to and want that helter-skelter like riff which I am guessing is the tetix wave). There are so many good songs from surrender and come with us for the guitar, almost everyone I've tried to mess with or find a new way to play so that would be rockin good times.
The good thing about that book antype put the link to is it is not only guitar tabs, it also has the sheet music version so you can play it on anything, that'd be sweet to hear that dirty bass played on the flute. It is a difficult book to some extent if you have troubles tunning your guitar speical ways and hate reading sheet music where they make some lines automatic sharps or flats
The good thing about that book antype put the link to is it is not only guitar tabs, it also has the sheet music version so you can play it on anything, that'd be sweet to hear that dirty bass played on the flute. It is a difficult book to some extent if you have troubles tunning your guitar speical ways and hate reading sheet music where they make some lines automatic sharps or flats
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Posted 23 November 2003 - 11:19 PM
kudos! let forever be would sound sweet on the piano :D
or a violin
trumpet lol ??
or a violin
trumpet lol ??
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