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Nic wrote:

Jeremy Kill wrote:Reminds me of:

That's because it's the same picture you moron.

Oh, TNS.

1. What you gonna call your pretty little baby (Odetta) 2. Old White Lincoln 3. Have You Ever Seen The Rain (Creedence Clearwater Revival ) 4. Great Expectations 5. The 59 Sound 6. Dollar Bill (Screaming Tree's ) 7. Miles Davis And The Cool 8. I Do Not Hook Up (Kelly Clarkson) 9. High Lonesome 10. B...

some pics on my flickr here: http://flickr.com/photos/SuperBrickDude !

great show. I put a review on DimeStoreSaints.com if anyone would like to see, and I recorded a bootleg I may post.

I don't really like them but damn he was the main songwriter too.

Use F, G, Am and C, most common progression in the history of music, because it works well. You can shift it up or down the fret board if you want to change keys Gaslight Anthem baby! Also, you have to understand that power chords are the same as open chords except for one note. That one note is ca...

You can follow theory or say fuck theory and do whatever sounds good to you. If it sounds good, it is good. Otherwise, after one year of playing I have a very very basic understanding of musical theory so I will try to answer your questions. Yes, power chords fit into key. "Regular" chords...

least these titles sound edgier than "with me" and "the jester"

Looks like Tom's girlfriend snapped these

By fret# - On the E (top string) 1- F 2 - F# (or Gb) 3 - G 4 - G# (or Ab) 5 - A 6 - A # (or Bb) 7 - B 8 - C 9 - C# (or Db) 10 - D 11 - D# (or Eb) 12 - E On A (second to top string) 1 - Bb (or A#) 2 - B 3 - C 4 - C# (or Db) 5 - D 6 - D# (or Eb) 7 - E 8 - F 9 - F# (or Gb) 10 - G 11 - G# (or Ab) 12 - A...

I woulda felt bad asking all the Sum questions but hell, I'm glad some stuff was cleared up.

that was clearly from wikipedia

Why does everyone cover this song

Saw this comment on this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTYhptWI ... re=related

Looks like he'd been searching either himself or The Bitter End on youtube. lol

Everything Must Go by Taking Back Sunday

Cathartic, Adam wrote it after his fiancee left him. Thats some shit right there.

http://www.imeem.com/artists/taking_bac ... m-version/

It's a heavy song, it isn't sappy really or anything.

You guys are over thinking this... probably weren't supposed to reveal the guy's name initially

hahaha I sent this to them over Twitter, this was their response:

Dude we are exactly alike hahaha...I found out about Sum 41 off the soundtrack (though I heard In Too Deep awhile back before) cause of a love of comics, and used to be a Green Day fan. Favorite album's Chuck too.

Nice to meet you. Stick around

Whered you find these?