anyone here play bron-y-aur-stomp by zeppelin?

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anyone here play bron-y-aur-stomp by zeppelin?

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If anyone plays this do you have a good tab for it and what tuning do you use...ive seen so many different tunings so i wanna find out before i start tuning it differently.
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no...but...LED ZEPPELIN IS SO COOL!!!!!! XD
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http://www.eskimo.com/~ogre/led_zeppelin/

that's the best page for Zep tabs that I've found..but it's down right now. when it comes back up, check it out. it's AWESOME.
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Im assuming CFCFAF is all tuned down except the high e, right?
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got me..i've never played Bron-Yr-Aur..
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moffatt7291 wrote:Im assuming CFCFAF is all tuned down except the high e, right?
i think its....FCFACF...thats what my book says, books are usually pretty accurate

edit: but in my opinion, page played probably all of their songs a different way. at least one time or another.
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Wow thats one fucked up tuning lol, keep in mind this guy played guitars that had a 12 string and a 6 string so he could have played it anyway you can think of
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ask kanter he was big on trying to learn that song i belive i couple months ago
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Get yourself a back issue of the July Acoustic Guitar World. It has that and a couple of other acoustic zep songs tabbed out. I'll see if I can find mine when I get home tonight. If I remember it was played in open G tuning. It didn't really look that hard in open G but I just never got around to learning it.
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the tuning is DGDGBD...that back issue of acoustic world or whatever magazine is the place to start. None of the tabs you will find online are useful at all in my opinion. Then watch the new zep dvd over and over. There are certain things that he does that i wouldnt even try to learn, he's sick. for one page uses a pick and his fingers which can be very difficult to copy. Here is what i have down so far:
d-----------------------------0
------------------------------8 Part 1
-------0-----0-------0-------0
---7s9--7s9----7s9------0-- this section repeats 2-3 times and then:
---------------------------7--
D-------------------------8--

d----0-----0-0----------
----10p8--8-8-------x--
----0------0-9----0--7-- Part 2
-----------------X-0----- repeats several times
-----------------7--------
D-------------------------

d------------------------------------ Part 3 repeat several times
---------p5--p3--------------p5---3
----2s4----------p4----2s4---------
--------------------------------------
--------------------------------------
D------------------------------------

part 4: I really have cant say i know this part...i know he is messing around with ----------2-....hes doing all sorts of crazy hammerons/pull offs
------2-3--- and hes never doing the same thing twice so
D--3------- feel free to mess around/figure it out and tell
me

Part 5 preverse mini jam section
d------X---X ---5-----------------------------
------0--3--5 ---6------------------------------
------0--3--5 --7-----------------------------
------0--3--5 then open strum and repeat ---------------------------------
------0--3--5 ------b3 quick up strum------
D----------- ------ --bp4

part 6 Verse
d-------------
----5--0-3-4
----5--0-3-4
----5--0-3-4 repeat and throw in mini jam when needed
----5--0-3-4 near the end of verses "we'll go walking down country
D--0--------- lane.." he slides down to the second fret and then back
to the fifth

Notes: This song is really crazy. Jimmy Page's subtleties are what make this song and all of led zeppelin so beautiful. This version is from the dvd. if you have this, watch it and drool at his skills. hava nagila with this one!
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the tuning is DGDGBD...that back issue of acoustic world or whatever magazine is the place to start. None of the tabs you will find online are useful at all in my opinion. Then watch the new zep dvd over and over. There are certain things that he does that i wouldnt even try to learn, he's sick. for one page uses a pick and his fingers which can be very difficult to copy. Here is what i have down so far:
d-----------------------------0
------------------------------8 Part 1
-------0-----0-------0-------0
---7s9--7s9----7s9------0-- this section repeats 2-3 times and then:
---------------------------7--
D-------------------------8--

d----0-----0-0----------
----10p8--8-8-------x--
----0------0-9----0--7-- Part 2
-----------------X-0----- repeats several times
-----------------7--------
D-------------------------

d------------------------------------ Part 3 repeat several times
---------p5--p3--------------p5---3
----2s4----------p4----2s4---------
--------------------------------------
--------------------------------------
D------------------------------------

part 4: I really have cant say i know this part...i know he is messing around with ----------2-....hes doing all sorts of crazy hammerons/pull offs
------2-3--- and hes never doing the same thing twice so
D--3------- feel free to mess around/figure it out and tell
me

Part 5 preverse mini jam section
d------X---X ---5-----------------------------
------0--3--5 ---6------------------------------
------0--3--5 --7-----------------------------
------0--3--5 then open strum and repeat ---------------------------------
------0--3--5 ------b3 quick up strum------
D----------- ------ --bp4

part 6 Verse
d-------------
----5--0-3-4
----5--0-3-4
----5--0-3-4 repeat and throw in mini jam when needed
----5--0-3-4 near the end of verses "we'll go walking down country
D--0--------- lane.." he slides down to the second fret and then back
to the fifth

Notes: This song is really crazy. Jimmy Page's subtleties are what make this song and all of led zeppelin so beautiful. This version is from the dvd. if you have this, watch it and drool at his skills. hava nagila with this one!
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Post by avilla »

sorry for posting that twice. the part 4 that i dont really know is messing around with:


-------------2
-------2--3---
D----3--------
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