hariossa
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Frank Zappa - Why does it hurt when I pee?
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I read a Dweezil Zappa interview where he said the same thing... but now he's playing his father's stuff from memory, I guess it's just practice!
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I don't know any of my tunes, I usually record them and forget about it...
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Time is on my side - The Rolling Stones
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Claude Debussy - Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
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Yes, seems like a very cool place to be now, although I didn't see much hot chicks like the ones here in Madrid
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Who are the brain police - Frank Zappa
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Nice!
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The Great Deceiver - King Crimson you must have heard this one to get it I guess ... Ok, added a link to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jhg4sjTMexM
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David Bowie - Seven
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sailing - rod stewart
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Son of Mr. Green Genes - Frank Zappa
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My Grandfather's Clock - Johnny Cash
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The Eye of the Needle - Robert Fripp & the League of Crafty Guitarists
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Silver & Gold - Dire Straits
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Strawberry Fields - The Beatles
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Sleepless - King Crimson
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close to the edge - yes
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too much love will kill you - queen
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too much monkey business - chuck berry
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How Would You Like to Have a Head Like That? - Jean-Luc Ponty
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Welcome To The Machine - Pink Floyd
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Any Way The Wind Blows - Frank Zappa
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Thousand Islands Park - Mahavishnu Orchestra
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That book is really good! There's other interesting techniques, as I mentioned earlier Allan Holdsworth has another way to do it, he thinks scale wise, where chords can be any combination of the scale notes, he rarely constructs chords by triads, he often uses wide intervals mixed with very close intervals creating a "shape" and then moves the shape across the guitar neck using more or less the same intervals but with other scale notes. This non-triadic chords has a very ambiguous sonority, so they can fit over various "regular" chords, i.e. if the tune has notated Dm7 - G7 - CMaj7 he can play a chord containing just g-d-e-f, that chord alone can fit over the whole progression but if he moves that shape up and down the scale, any resulting chord will fit also. Of course if you play this you will sound instantly like Holdsworth...
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