So, it probably should've been obvious, but the finger exercises that are in that DVD tab book are arranged and structured so that they take you through a logical progression, starting with simpler topics, and then building on them. Each new pattern they introduce starts and ends on a different degree of the scale, to ensure that one gets accustomed to the sound and the feel of the different patterns. I noticed this before work today, and considering that I have the next two days off, I think that both the tab and the DVD definitely warrant some close practice and observation. I'd also like to wade into the newest issue of Guitar World (and likely the past few as well, seeing as those haven't gotten enough attention either). Oh, and I'd like to work on the originals and get in touch with J. It's a daunting schedule, I know, but it'll be fun to try and hit everything! Hmmm, looks like I need a Top 5 for tomorrow too...
Okay, so Dave's voice was kinda shot last night and the show was still epic. Here's what they played: Run All My Life Learn to Fly The Pretender The Sky Is a Neighborhood Rope ( with solo's ) Sunday Rain My Hero These Days Walk Under My Wheels / Jump / Another One Bites the Dust / Blitzkrieg Bop ( w/ band introductions ) Big Me Congregation Breakout Times Like These This Is a Call Under Pressure ( Queen cover) Monkey Wrench Breakdown ( Tom Petty cover) Best of You Dirty Water Let There Be Rock ( AC/DC cover) Everlong And here is a little bit of "Big Me," just for fun:
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