If you listen to most D&T recordings, I hear the open D and G right before starting the verse over. It's a small nit picky thing, but I was wondering if I'm just hearing things. It's how I play it, anyone else?
I think you almost have to do that while moving your hand back to the next chord, and yea, I definately hear it in recordings.
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Kukini wrote:K, I'm not as dumb as I expected. Just a little thought, keeps the music going as you play it. This thread can burn now.
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i just tried it not playing the opens when going back to the chords and it sounds dull as hell. it really does keep the music going and flow into the next chord
ya, i play those open notes, but also, just for fun when i'm playing alone, i add 2 notes. i got these notes from the opening two notes that the sax/violin play. after each of the chords, i slide up to 7th and 8th frets on the b string
Verse
E-2--x-x-x-------------------3--x-x-x--------------------
B-3/7x-x-x------------------3/8--x-x-x--------------------
G-2--x-x-x------------------0--x-x-x-----------------(0)---
D-0--x-x-x------4-----4-0--0--x-x-x------5-----5\7--0---
A-----------4\5---4\5--------2---------4\5---4\5---------
E-----------------------------3---------------------------
(2) 1 (2) 1 (1) 2 (1) (2)
I slide upto those notes on the last upstroke. it just sounds kinda cool i think, opinions?