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Unread post by thejoe » Mon Feb 02, 2004 8:44 pm

MWR wrote:You don't know what your talking about.
Bass and Drums are pure rhythm instruments. I assure you they are a lot harder.
so is dave;s guitar
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Unread post by MWR » Mon Feb 02, 2004 8:48 pm

I give up. You know it all and Dave is the fucking greatest at everything. :roll:

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oooo...k :?
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Unread post by wayward_blue » Sun May 16, 2004 5:07 pm

DustyDave wrote:On the Early Dave Days video , there is something from the studio work , where they talk about how Dave wanted to sing when recording the guitar tracks , because he did better that way , imagine that , being better on the guitar when singing at the same time instead of just playing the damn guitar , thats a rare case if you ask me :lol:
I've just started toolin around with recording and I have found that I catch my self wanting to sing. I guess its just habit when I really get into playing a song

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Unread post by nugsta25 » Sun May 16, 2004 8:38 pm

winglet82 wrote:
DustyDave wrote:On the Early Dave Days video , there is something from the studio work , where they talk about how Dave wanted to sing when recording the guitar tracks , because he did better that way , imagine that , being better on the guitar when singing at the same time instead of just playing the damn guitar , thats a rare case if you ask me :lol:
I don't know if its that he feels more comfortable with the guitar parts while he's singing. I think he just feels more comfortable singing while playing guitar. Have you ever seen him sing without a guitar, even when he's not playing the guitar?
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Unread post by DMBFan63 » Sun May 16, 2004 8:53 pm

nugsta25 wrote:
winglet82 wrote:
DustyDave wrote:On the Early Dave Days video , there is something from the studio work , where they talk about how Dave wanted to sing when recording the guitar tracks , because he did better that way , imagine that , being better on the guitar when singing at the same time instead of just playing the damn guitar , thats a rare case if you ask me :lol:
I don't know if its that he feels more comfortable with the guitar parts while he's singing. I think he just feels more comfortable singing while playing guitar. Have you ever seen him sing without a guitar, even when he's not playing the guitar?
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for what song does he sing without playing?

I've seen footage from grey blue eyes in the studio and he sung without a guitar..

he sung a few times for the d/f shows without a guitar.

To bring an old topic back up, bass is a ton harder to sing with than guitar..
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