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What a Wonderful World

Eric — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 08:51:25 +0000

What a Wonderful World

The sweet, sentimental tones of the clarinet blend seamlessly with the sounds of nature to perfect this collection of nostalgic standards. Instrumentation includes clarinet, guitar, bass & piano.

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Gibson Bass – A Giant in the Music World

Eric — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 17:46:12 +0000

Gibson Bass – A Giant in the Music World

A giant in the musical instrument world, you really can not go wrong with a Gibson Bass. Do not let the fact that they produce a top selling electric guitar turn you off, because they also make an extremely powerful yet affordable bass guitar that you once you get your hands on it, you will never want to put it down.
Why do you think that all of the top players from all over the world put their faith and love into a Gibson? I am not talking about one style of music. You will find these awesome bass guitars in every genre of music imaginable and there is good reason for it. When you wraps your hands around the neck of a Gibson bass, you will be holding a quality work of art that can withstand the abuse that any bass player can dish out.
If you are lucky enough to own a vintage Gibson bass then you know all to well the quality, craftsmanship and tone that these marvelous instruments behold. Sometimes vintage has it’s advantages. You know the saying “They just don’t make them like that anymore.” That goes for any vintage musical instruments and that is what makes them so popular, but you do not have to go back in time to find a great bass.
Any new Gibson bass will add the bottom end that any band needs and with a reliability that is second to none. You bass will stay in tune through the whole set and keep you rocking well into the evening and many more to come.
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HammerFall – Secrets – Guitar Hero Custom Song

Eric — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 12:53:56 +0000

You can download the chart here: http://www.scorehero.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=58374
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So I was watching a custom chart of this on YouTube and my jaw dropped. The chart was SO terrible that I instantly went to iTunes and purchased this song just to chart it. I even found a tab to use so that mine wouldn’t turn out as hideous.
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A very fun chart. It’s got some HO/PO sections, a great riff in the verses and the solo is fun and challenging. Nothing extremely hard, but it’s not all that easy!

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TMBG – Museum of Idiots Bassline

Eric — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 17:17:54 +0000

There are no decent tabs for this online that I could find, so I thought this could be a bit of help to any bassists out there. Apart from a couple of mistakes (and a more than dodgy start) this is as accurate as I can get it.

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Billy Sheehan Bass Guitar Tutorial Guide One of a Kind

Eric — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 20:58:42 +0000

bass guitar guide tutorial simply amazing

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Guitar Hero World Tour: Super Mario Theme (Wii)

Eric — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 22:58:54 +0000

Super Mario theme tune made in the GH Music studio (Guitar). Played on Medium difficulty on the Nintendo Wii.
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Iron Maiden Argument-Nicko decks a roadcrew member

Eric — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 06:02:19 +0000

Secret recording by Bruce Dickinson, after one of the shows on the World Piece Tour.
During the show, Nicko was playing his drum solo. While he was doing that, Steve had some problems with his bass guitar. He sent the first guy who he saw to tell Nicko that he should extend his drum solo.
The guy went to Nicko, but since he didn’t know how to properly communicate with Nicko while he was playing, Nicko got confused and messed up his solo. He got angered by it, and he punched the guy after the show. Steve didn’t like that, so they had an argument about it. When it had calmed down, Bruce walked in to ask what happened, and secretly recorded it. In the end, Steve is on to Bruce and says the immortal words “some cunt’s recording this”.

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Hooverphonic – 2 Wicky

Eric — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 11:03:07 +0000

Hooverphonic is based in Belgium, a small European country with a strong music scene featuring an open air festival tradition that starts as early as 1959. Hooverphonic’s career has been marked from the beginning by international recognition, when the song ’2 Wicky’ was chosen for the movie ‘Stealing Beauty’ by Italian director Bernardo Bertolucci. From then on, their music kept appearing in movies, TV shows and commercials in the States, as well as in Spain and Japan. You find a nearly complete list in the FAQ.

If Hooverphonic’s ’97 debut ‘A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular’ clearly showed trip hop roots, the band has evolved since with three albums in five years. In 2001 they headlined at the Werchter festival in front of a crowd of 50.000.
In 2003 they released ‘Sit Down and Listen to’, live recorded with a string quartet and followed by a tour with more than 60 concerts in 9 countries.

Hooverphonic features the same core trio since 8 years. Alex Callier, bass player, main songwriter and producer, is the main musical force together with guitar player Raymond Geerts, both coming from the city of Sint-Niklaas. They were joined by Geike Arnaert who replaced Lies Sardonius and gave the band its definitive voice and face in ’97, at the age of 17.
Hooverphonic are currently working on their fifth studio album.

GEIKE ARNAERT – I was raised in a village called Westouter near the Belgian-French border. My two sisters are very good singers. I took violin lessons for three years, then I learned to play the piano in my performing arts school. My mom used to play the piano and my dad used to be a DJ for weddings, until unfortunately his record collection melted in his van.
Some favorite records: Nick Drake – Five Leaves Left / Boudewijn De Groot – De Eenzame Fietser / Billie Holiday – Lady in Satin / Crosby, Stills & Nash – Crosby, Stills & Nash / Fiona Apple – When the Pawn / Nina Simone – My Baby Just Cares for me / Elvis Costello – North / Joni Mitchell – Blue / Neil Young – After the Gold Rush / Bonnie Raitt – Bonnie Raitt /Sophie Zelmani – Sing and Dance / Anthony & the Johnsons – I Am a Bird Now

ALEX CALLIER – My father had a vastly eclectic album collection that remains quite impressive. I remember him playing music from all genres: classical, jazz, rock, pop, and metal…well, he did have some Jimi Hendrix albums. I have a film school degree specializing in Sound Engineering. I started Midi Programming at school, skipping classes to experiment in the school’s studio.
Some favorite records: Sea Change – Beck / Out of Season – Beth Gibbons / Histoire de Melody Nelson – Serge Gainsbourg / Engine – American Music Club / Goldfrapp – felt mountain / Secrets of the Beehive – David Sylvian / Among my Swan -Mazzy Star / The Queen is Dead – Smiths / Protection – Massive Attack / Scott 4 – scott walker / Bossa Nova – Pixies / After the Goldrush – Neil Young

RAYMOND GEERTS – I started playing drums but that wasn’t very practical because my parents lived in an apartment, so I began teaching myself the guitar – much easier on the neighbours. 70′s Glam Bands such as The Sweet, T-Rex, and KISS inspired me to actually pick up a guitar and teach myself how to play it. KISS is my all-time favourite band, I even have a collection of KISS memorabilia. And I know that there are many artists out there who are avid KISS fans and list KISS among their list of influences – from Garth Brooks to Madonna – I mean, in New Orleans we were in Trent Reznor’s (Nine Inch Nails) studio and he has a room there totally dedicated to KISS.
Some favorite records: The Brian Setzer Orchestra – The Dirty Boogie / KISS — Dynasty / Pink Floyd – Dark Side of the Moon / Chris Isaak – Wicked Game / Cousteau – Cousteau / Goldfrapp – Felt Mountain / David Sylvian – Secrets of the Beehive / Portishead – Dummy / Serge Gainsbourg – Histoire de Melody Nelson / Fiona Apple – Tidal

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Peter Gabriel, Secret World, Bass Guitar

Eric — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 20:30:15 +0000

Off the album, Secret World Live from the landmark US tour. Usually played with funk fingers, but sounds just as good without.

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Buckethead Soowee Secret Recipe DVD

Eric — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 23:22:46 +0000

this is a early and unreleased song called soowee written by buckethead. i got it from the secret recipe dvd which is available on amazon.com

contains an early version of big sur moon

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