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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Don't suppose anyone has the TAB for Adrian Leggs Pass The Valium? I fancy learning it. |
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Location: Cincinnati | When I frist read the thread topic i thought you wanted a Valium tablet to calm your nerves until the 1680 arrived. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Hehe! That's not a bad idea! I'm just listening to vast Adrian Legg CD collection in preparation! |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by kotadawg:
When I frist read the thread topic i thought you wanted a Valium tablet to calm your nerves until the 1680 arrived. Exactly what I thought. Dweez, did it make it in time for the trip over? |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Well yes it's safe at my family in Boston but I think they are worried about getting it on as hand luggage :-( |
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Location: Columbus, Ohio | That's a pretty old song and I doubt he has it written out. Go to his website and email Brad, his mangager, he might be able to see if Adrian has it or not. I don't think he's played that song live for quite some time. We were actually talking about that tune saturday night, although it was kinda hard having a conversation when the music was cranked up so my memory isn't quite clear on what was actually said. They did finally turn it down a little later...ahhh. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Have done though the last time I did that the reply from Brad was a useful "dunno". |
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Location: Columbus, Ohio | I'm about 99% sure that song isn't tabed out. Even some of his newer songs...ie, Nefertiti What a Sweetie, My Blackbird Sings all Night, Brooklyn Blossom, Ghost in the Hills (intro) and a few others aren't tabed out. As much as I hate to say it, you may not get the tab for that song. |
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Location: Brighty in Blighty | Apart from his Squinting and Picking book do you know of any other sources (apart from the various online TAB sites?). Ta. |
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Location: Columbus, Ohio | For complete songs. Look at his DVD's, there are some like "Netsman and the Laird", "Sour Grapes", "Cogging's Glory", "Pace Doc." Most of the DVD's just have either an intro or up tempo section so you can get an idea of the technique used. Sometimes what you get online is someone else’s version of a song. I've seen "Bayou Bells" written in a Guitar Pro tab even listed Adrian as the writer but he didn't write it, I know because I asked him. So you gotta watch what you get, often times it's not very accurate. I've been asking him if he will do another tab book but at this time it's uncertain. There are some songs he's not quite sure how to write the tab for, meaning the public because of various d-tuner or effects needed to get the song to sound right. Obviously it's not because he can't, but for him there is really no need to unless it's going to be published. "Nefertiti" is an example because for this song a harmonizer is needed to make it sound right.
All I can say is sit tight; you and I both are hoping that a new book will be coming out in the future. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Pass the LSD tab please. |
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Pass The Valium TAB?
