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  • can I ask u something, from 2:11 to you practically double the other rhythm guitar that goes the same way but only untill 2:52 right ? Is it 100% correct?

  • @Perocg They actually double each other until the end of the song, 2:52 is just another part that comes in on top of the other 2 rhythm guitars, and I combined it into this video because there's really no point in playing the same part all the way to the end in 2 different videos.

  • @astatslpvids ok then, i see.. but still strange how they double that part, very special song.. nice videos by the way, I' m doing an instrumental cover of TLTGA so this would help me a lot, tnx ;)

  • hey astat i love your tabs

    can u play some songs fromd dbs? pls =)

  • this has may guitar parts.... How could they plays this live..... Im confused....

  • o_O You're the second person to ask me that same question in 2 days, weird.

    Anyway, just because there are so many guitars in the song doesn't mean they're all playing at the same time. It's rather easy to play this live with 2 guitar players, one just has to switch from acoustic to electric before the solo, which is what Mike does live.

  • amazing!

  • You do a great job on all of your songs.

    Maybe you should cross connect all of the 5 guitar parts of TLTGYA and see what it looks like. That would be incredible.

  • Wow, there sure are alot of guitar parts to this song! Nicely done!

  • I don't really see a difference here. Both guitars are pretty much the same and how could there be two rhythm guitars when there's only two guitarists??

  • Lots of layering, there's a total of 5 guitar tracks in this song. Rhythm Guitar #1 plays powerchords and comes in earlier, #2 plays octaves and comes in a little later. During and after the solo, they play the same thing, and then when the outro vocal part comes in, a 3rd rhythm guitar comes in with the distorted powerchords. I'm actually combining guitars 2 and 3 here.

  • actually 3 chester plays rarley and pheonix plays guitar rarley so 4 basically COULD have been playin in the studio version and they could have ask for help from another guitarist or mike could have switched during recording like he does live

  • They don't record the songs live in the studio, they go one part at a time, i.e. Rob records drums, then they do all the bass and guitar tracks one at a time, then they add strings/DJ effects/anything else, and then they do vocals last. They experimented with recording 2 songs live in the studio (No More Sorrow and No Roads Left), but this wasn't one of them.

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