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...or Accoustic?
Whats your favourite version of a song that has been covered by both genres?
For example, Eric Clapton's Layla, electric or accoustic versions.
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"...or Accoustic?
Whats your favourite version of a song that has been covered by both genres?
For example, Eric Clapton's Layla, electric or accoustic versions.
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Not keen on guitar music in general, but I do quite like Rodrigo y Gabriella
Their 1st CD on in the car is not a good idea - unless, that is, u need to get somewhere in a hurry ! |
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By *ENDAROOSCouple
over a year ago
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I just love the sound of an electric guitar, just does something to me.
One of my all time favourite songs is Parisian Walkways by Gary Moore.
When he holds that note it makes my bits tingle.   |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Noel's solo acoustic version of Slide Away"
"here here" love it, also "A Man Of Great Promise"
Style Council-Our Favourite Shop LP and unplugged later by Paul Weller solo. |
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"...or Accoustic?
Whats your favourite version of a song that has been covered by both genres?
For example, Eric Clapton's Layla, electric or accoustic versions.
Not keen on guitar music in general, but I do quite like Rodrigo y Gabriella
Their 1st CD on in the car is not a good idea - unless, that is, u need to get somewhere in a hurry !"
i love them too...the things they do with acoustic guitars are out of this world  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"...or Accoustic?
Whats your favourite version of a song that has been covered by both genres?
For example, Eric Clapton's Layla, electric or accoustic versions.
Not keen on guitar music in general, but I do quite like Rodrigo y Gabriella
Their 1st CD on in the car is not a good idea - unless, that is, u need to get somewhere in a hurry !
i love them too...the things they do with acoustic guitars are out of this world "
for those that haven't seen them
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lvMQCmUVv8
just 2 x acoustic guitars - no other instruments
and yes it gets quicker towards the end believe it or not
and with wrist action like that, who wouldn't want a wank off either of these two |
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By *waymanMan
over a year ago
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"...or Accoustic?
Whats your favourite version of a song that has been covered by both genres?
For example, Eric Clapton's Layla, electric or accoustic versions.
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Layla is pants without Jim Gordon's piano solo...
'Local Boy In A Photograph' by the 'phonics is a song that improves on just an acoustic....
There is a version somewhere of Springsteen doing Born in the Usa on just an acoustic with a bit of Dobro in the background - now that is spooky....
Generally though, if a song was written for an electric it needs that sound... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"...or Accoustic?
Whats your favourite version of a song that has been covered by both genres?
For example, Eric Clapton's Layla, electric or accoustic versions.
Layla is pants without Jim Gordon's piano solo...
'Local Boy In A Photograph' by the 'phonics is a song that improves on just an acoustic....
There is a version somewhere of Springsteen doing Born in the Usa on just an acoustic with a bit of Dobro in the background - now that is spooky....
Generally though, if a song was written for an electric it needs that sound..."
The 'phonics have done some brilliant accoustic numbers 
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"...or Accoustic?
Whats your favourite version of a song that has been covered by both genres?
For example, Eric Clapton's Layla, electric or accoustic versions.
Not keen on guitar music in general, but I do quite like Rodrigo y Gabriella
Their 1st CD on in the car is not a good idea - unless, that is, u need to get somewhere in a hurry !
i love them too...the things they do with acoustic guitars are out of this world
for those that haven't seen them
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lvMQCmUVv8
just 2 x acoustic guitars - no other instruments
and yes it gets quicker towards the end believe it or not
and with wrist action like that, who wouldn't want a wank off either of these two "
Saw the on Jools Holland, very talented.
Wanking isn't all about speed y'know |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"You're Crazy by Guns n Roses
The electric one on Appetite is probably the best known but I like the accoustic one on GnR Lies. I think the meaning of the lyrics comes through with less noise. "
The version on the flip side of Welcome to the Jungle 12" vinyl is a good version too. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'll have to track it down. Not heard that one. Is it accoustic or electric?
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Accoustic.
There are some good rarities that GnR have done, November Rain, Sweet Child of Mine etc. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Saw the on Jools Holland, very talented.
Wanking isn't all about speed y'know
It's the fingering too  "
Did I mention I've been playing guitars since I was six years old? Can play a little on the keyboards and harmonics (good tongue action) lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Wanking isn't all about speed y'know "
listen as wanking goes, there aren't many methods left for me to try
you know when you start wanking too much when you run out of people to think of ! |
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Wanking isn't all about speed y'know
listen as wanking goes, there aren't many methods left for me to try
you know when you start wanking too much when you run out of people to think of !"
Make a flipper book of your favourite wanking fodder and you can do them all at the same time |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Wanking isn't all about speed y'know
listen as wanking goes, there aren't many methods left for me to try
you know when you start wanking too much when you run out of people to think of !
Make a flipper book of your favourite wanking fodder and you can do them all at the same time"
might be an idea
i did end up with bobby charlton one night last week |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Ok an acoustic cover of an acoustic song but i never thought it'd work but it kinda does
Soul singer Maxwell covering Kate Bush's this woman's work
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JYxc5ftEzg
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Duelling Banjo's from Deliverance.
Can't see that working on electric, they possibly didn't have electricity. lol
And no, before you ask, i don't know how to play banjo.  "
The dungarees and bare feet are a start |
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Duelling Banjo's from Deliverance.
Can't see that working on electric, they possibly didn't have electricity. lol
And no, before you ask, i don't know how to play banjo.
The dungarees and bare feet are a start "
they're national dress in bradford too |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Duelling Banjo's from Deliverance.
Can't see that working on electric, they possibly didn't have electricity. lol
And no, before you ask, i don't know how to play banjo.
The dungarees and bare feet are a start
they're national dress in bradford too"
We posher this end, we black our feet up with coal dust and lace our toes up |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I've got just about everything that Bruce Springsteen has released this side of the Atlantic and there are some great accoustic versions of his hits, but I'm not a fan of Born In The USA in unplugged mode.
I love electric blues, especially blues boogie, and I'll take it over accoustic sound most times  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"...or Accoustic?
Whats your favourite version of a song that has been covered by both genres?
For example, Eric Clapton's Layla, electric or accoustic versions.
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heard joey tempest do an acoustic version of Europe's Final Countdown recently...loved it back in the 80's but the acoustic version he pumped out was just awesome |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does anyone know if Shed Seven ever did an acoustic version of Devil In Your Shoes, beautiful song"
Don't know about that but they did a version of chasing rainbows with piano and strings this year
should be on youtube |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Does anyone know if Shed Seven ever did an acoustic version of Devil In Your Shoes, beautiful song
Don't know about that but they did a version of chasing rainbows with piano and strings this year
should be on youtube"
Seen 'em brill too cheers. Must not have done Devil in Your Shoes, pity. x |
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