Paramore - Misery Business (The Final Riot!) (guitar cover)

Artist: Paramore
Song: Misery Business
Track: 15
Album: The Final Riot
Tuning: Drop Db

I just got Sony Vegas recently and I found out a few kool things so I wanted to try them out by making a new video.

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[everglow1000]

Why is ur room pink?

[muzikscud23]

@everglow1000

It eases stress and tension... I've never had the motivation to paint

[Ehralur]

Sweet cover! The chords in the chorus weren't the ones paramore plays, but otherwise you totally nailed did! Good job!

[muzikscud23]

Haha yeah I noticed that after checking out a few live vids so i'll redo this when I find out what they're playing

[Postmane]

Awesome cover! Well edited! Keep it up mate!

[JonathanThomasVezina]

I love how you play the lead and rhythm guitar and then mix it together, I watched your other video, definitely subscribing!

[UBN1986]

As I can see, you are playing on Telecaster Thinline Deluxe. I'm also gonna buy this model. What can you tell about this guitar? How do you like it?

[SocietyLeaf]

Loved the multiple guitar effect! (Plus it's a bit different [ In a good way] from all the other guitar covers I've seen). 5 stars!

[hocki12345]

Nice cover, nice solo. 5 stars :)

[Ehralur]

@muzikscud23 These are the chords:

x54x7x

77x6xx

224xxx

4476xx

446xxx

First 3 chords are 1 bar, last two are half a bar. Hope that helps =) These are all in EADGBe format btw, or in this case the drop C#/Db equivalent.