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The man at the record label was probably sat there for about two hours trying to figure out why Alex didn't accept the money.

"I just don't get it... no to money... it's just... I don't get it"...

WELL DONE ALEX FOR NOT SELLING OUT (FULL CAPS RAGE)

Piano riff at 3:40 sounds like Warmness On The Soul.

This is a good song, and a good solo. Can't decide whether it's cool or annoying that she stole part of the Sweet Child O' Mine solo for the start of hers, but hey, it's a great song, keep shreddin', the world needs more guitarists like her...

@Flippoflopper

Like in the UK now? I've been home all day (broken wrist -,-) and this has been on Radio One three times, as well as I Feel Like Dancin'... :D

Penny Loafer Lane... Beatles reference? Awh, Chris, you're just too good :D

@bucaheedaheada1

Dunno, they're all pretty decent. To End The Rapture is quite good, so's Second Heartbeat. It's more his technique and style, you know, arpeggios and chromatic scales and slides between the two, that got me into guitar.

@MegaJim213

He's either like "Oh my god, an actual rockstar" or like "WHAT THE F*CK IS HE DOING MESSIN' WITH MARY POPPINS' SONG?!" :D

@MultiDotdotdotdotdot

We don't, we drink tea and eat scones... ;)

@theshagster19

It's in Eb I think, or at least the original is, so it's be Eb, Ab, Db, Gb, Bb, Eb.

@OfficialPaperVideos

I think it's either an Gibson SG Standard or a PRS McCarty,he used the PRS when I went to go see them on the 17th, but I know he owns each in several colours.

@czubai

This is a brilliant backing track, only request would be if you could do one for the whole song,like juanmaiden said, otherwise, brilliant, like, really well done :D

Like, did you pick every note (except for the two-handed tapping parts, obviously)? Jesus Christ, this guy's good...

@MCRxa7xfan

I saw them yesterday... they're so, so f*****g good :D

@zdoom45

Indie, perhaps, personally I'd go for the Indie/Acoustic Folk genre. His new stuff, though, that's just out there :'D

@jmb990

Read the MuseWiki page on SS. The reliability is questionable, but I think UltimateGuitar have taken down the actual interview.

The smiles and nodding at the end just sums it up, they knew they'd just made something beautiful. Not many bands can pull off playing a slow ballad at a rock concert, but Muse did it to within an inch of perfection. Brilliant boys, just brilliant.

At 0:58 it's like Chewbacca having a poo the size of a family car...

In my opinion, the heaviest riff ever is the intro riff to For Whom The Bell Tolls.

That's only two chords. But it just feels so heavy. Try listening to some of that before coming out with 'the heaviest riff ever'...

amazing ellie!!!!!!! this is jenny btw coz im on my brothers acount ahah xxxx

Did you guys use a backing track off the internet or did you make it yourself? 'Cos I really need one for my music GCSE, 'cept there isn't one to be found for this song, and it's gonna sound awful without drums. So, like, if it isn't like loads of hassle, could you possibly PM me a link to it or ...

@daoldGNRrox

They do, there are so many kids who play the guitar to emulate players like these, myself included. It's just that modern music on the whole doesn't have a huge niche for guitarists any more. It's a real shame, but it's the truth...

I'm British, but I've got to say, covers of the Star-Spangled Banner are just... better. Why can't someone do a kick-ass solo cover of this great song??

You couldn't email or message me the music behind it could you?? XD

Smashed it...

Tabs or lesson? 'Cos that truly was brilliant. Not many songs can fit shred and emotion in the same two minute space, but you managed it perfectly. Well done.