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@dmdk66 ..hey...The CAtholic Church teaches the doctrine of purgatory. It admits that the term "purgatory" isn't in the Bible. The Church uses the name "Purgatory" for a place that is described in the Bible. I don't know the chapters or verses, but i have read them. I admit that it is confusing

hey that was great..but how about letting us see your fretting hand so we can figure out how to play that song...

oh man..what a horrble drum solo to post about keith's abilities..this isn't what keith was all about

@jstarang1 it's either rabitt bundrik, who has been playing keys for them for years..or Tim Gorman. He toured w/them around that time

@robin14669 pete played bass on this and produced them

hey...great job. I"m a big mountain fan....great tone on the guitar, i have a hamer studio custom, great job all around...

great cover..and good tone...I don't know if u r aware if this though, Pete capo's the 3rd fret..

@skychurchify ...the reason u say that is because frampton used/uses alot of major scales in his playing..clempson used mostly blues scales...Frampton along w only a few others used major scales in a rock context..The beauty of Frampton is that he made/makes major scales sound very bluesy...

argh...i'm an old school tull fan from the early 70's...they lost me with a "passion play'..Ian and martin are great musicians.. i fail to understand y they would take a great rock song and turn it into this. Maybe they became bored, who knows...

@n8bro that;'s a gibson les paul custom, They have three pickups...he lost that guitar in a plane crash somewhere in south america

Praise Jesus..and Merry Christmas to everyone....

i've listened to the album this song is on since the early 70's...i read where justin states that he wrote this in open C...i'm going to tune to C and try this out...great lesson...

@ledzeppelin1975 ..hey i'm a huge WHO fan and a huge Moon fan. I have to agree with u on this..the solo is horrible. When u listen to Leeds or tommy or most of Keith's live playing, he does play extemely well. This solo is simply someone sitting behind a kit and bashing around it.

i'm a big who fan..this is great. Well balanced mix....

no distortion on the guitar. Use a clean tone on this until u get to the A B C chord progression..

@dr00127 ...i've been working on this song myself....I've understood it to be in C major ...using D minor as D dorian. D dorian is C major scale. Frampton uses several passing notes in all of the solos..