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Location: Atlanta, GA. | That playing between two capos could sound like this...
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | yet another Lowden...
and he has perfect "guitar fingers"...
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Location: CT | I turned it off halfway thru. Its like the guy on the other link playing percussion on his open-tuned guitar. Sounds cool, but only for a minute. |
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Location: south east Michigan | I think I coined a name for this genre....
Chick Flick Soundtrack Music
This tuned is heard behind the part where the happy couple has overcome that "first date awkwardness" and are playing frisbee with a Chocolate Lab on the beach at sunset. As he throws the frisbee he stumbles on a chunk of driftwood and lands on his keister. She then puts her hands on her hips, tilts her head to the left and give him an empathetic smile. |
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Location: NJ | . . and it's "reprised"(albeit slower/darker) when her severed body parts start washing up three miles away and two weeks later . . . |
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Location: Flushing, MI | That was cool, but there's a whole slew of newfangled acoustic players doing all this fancy schmancy tapping, capo-ing, box beating, etc. etc. It's very impressive, but it doesn't say a whole lot about musical knowledge. Now, if one of them players could turn around and play a convincing "Misty" like that, and follow it up with an equally convincing "Johnny B. Goode", THEN I would be impressed!
Except Kaki King - she is GREAT! |
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Location: south east Michigan | but it doesn't say a whole lot about musical knowledge. Gee.. maybe it's easier than it looks. I would have thought that it would take a lot of fretboard knowlege to what they do.
sidebar: Cliff... maybe you & I should partner up write a screenplay. :) |
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Location: CT | Fargo...Love that movie. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | I don't get it. If that was a genuine capo at the higher position, how it is that fingering on one side will lead to different tones on the other? I'm no engineer, but the principle isn't immediately obvious to me. Maybe the second capo is only a partial. I need to try this at home and see if and how it works. |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | The 2nd capo is only on the g string. |
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| Many more of these things I'm gonna take up the trombone. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by brainslag:
I turned it off halfway thru. Its like the guy on the other link playing percussion on his open-tuned guitar. Sounds cool, but only for a minute. 41 Seconds for me!
Haven't I heard that song somewhere? More than once? |
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Who'd a thunk it?
