The View - 5 Rebbeccas - E4 acoustic performance

The View performed an acoustic version of their new single '5 Rebbeccas' for E4. Taken from forthcoming album 'Which Bitch', released Feb '09.

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[euanrocks]

The Pride of Scotland!

[aldonski]

Aye,..Mon The Scots!!,..The View Are Always On Fire!!

[colotron]

@jimpotmotown Cool

[jimpotmotown]

@colotron so strumming chords is not playing guitar?? what way should the rythm guitar be played for this song tell me? this song and its tempo only needs basic strum patterns and chords, and you can clearly hear the licks the lead guitarist is playin...the bass might be a bit loud but only slightly...kyle is a good rythm guitarist, all you need to be a good rhythm guitarist is to know your chords and and their patterns inside out and have a very good strummin hand...

[colotron]

@jimpotmotown I play guitar.

Rhythm lead and bass at the same time.

Yes a song is usually composed using chords , but he cannot "play the guitar".

I hate it being used badly as a rhythm instrument.

[jimpotmotown]

@WackoBrough well said man

[jimpotmotown]

@colotron ya fuckin cockhead, the song only needs the chords, thats how its composed ya fairy, it dont need anything else, your one of these cunts that play lead guitar and cant strum a note, sometimes its the little things that make melodies. prick

[jackj101]

@indiemadforit hahahahahahaha you do not sound like a jakey. You couldn't wrap a fish supper mate :)

[indiemadforit]

Wackbrough ya fukin mady!! Wrap it B4 a wrap u!!

[deselldog]

expletives show no imagination. swearing is a easy way out. anyone can swear but

to each his [her] own i guess. good band and i like the way this outfit keeps their regional dialect intact.

[scrump1990]

shut the fuck up an listen its great performance from a great band!!!!!the view r on fire

[colotron]

@rosscol601 There is a gargantuan difference between playing rhythm guitar and "Strumming a couple of chords".