Songs you're learning.

mike_l

Cheers Clarky.

Bellycaster

Seahorses - Love is the Law

Really enjoying it, cracking tune.

simonbeckwith

Highway Star
Carry On My Wayward Son
Waiting For An Alibi Outro solo harmony part

CHRISB50

Tabula Rasa by Calum Graham 

 

the_jaffa

I'm working my way through the whole of the Stone Roses Blackpool Ballroom live set from 1989.  Learning from a mix of tab, ear and watching the dvd to work out fingering.  Interesting to see some of the ways that John Squire plays phrases that are fingered totally differently to how I had figured them out by ear.

bingefeller

Bellycaster said:

Seahorses - Love is the Law

Really enjoying it, cracking tune.

Great tune and great solo!  

Bellycaster

bingefeller said:

Bellycaster said:

Seahorses - Love is the Law

Really enjoying it, cracking tune.

Great tune and great solo!  

It certainly keeps you on your toes with the pull offs.

bingefeller

I'm still working on Train of Consequences and also Symphony of Destruction by Megadeth.  Both have easy enough rhythm parts that I can play up to tempo no problem, it's just the solos!  

bobblehat

Bellycaster said:

Seahorses - Love is the Law

Really enjoying it, cracking tune.

the intro is deceptively tricky!

bobblehat

Hard to Handle - solo

midlifecrisis

intro guitar solo, dont take me alive, steely dan, one of the most tastful solos ever

Bidley

Currently learning to play and sing Mother Goose - Jethro Tull.

underdog

Currently trying to piece together Anastasia by Slash, I've learned most of the main bits over last couple of years but trying to tidy it all up add in the fills etc and get the last solo sounding smooth.

Good song for a mixture of techniques which is why I'm bothering I'm trying to focus some practice time on learning or getting better at things and exercises bore me.

bingefeller

underdog;721181" said:

Currently trying to piece together Anastasia by Slash, I've learned most of the main bits over last couple of years but trying to tidy it all up add in the fills etc and get the last solo sounding smooth.

Good song for a mixture of techniques which is why I'm bothering I'm trying to focus some practice time on learning or getting better at things and exercises bore me.

that song makes a good picking exercise.

markv

Currently renewing my acquaintance (which some might have said was only passing anyway) with a few covers from a set list from about 10 years ago:

Husker Du - Don't Want To Know If You Are Lonely

The Jam - It's Too Bad (the riff's OK, but playing it and singing over it in the outro is quite hard)

Supergrass - Lenny (timing is critical)

Placebo - Teenage Angst, Bruise Pristine

Pixies - Cecilia Ann

Nothing too complex but all great fun to play and sing. Trying to get myself performance ready again after a long lay off.

underdog

bingefeller;721815" said:

[quote="underdog;721181"]Currently trying to piece together Anastasia by Slash, I've learned most of the main bits over last couple of years but trying to tidy it all up add in the fills etc and get the last solo sounding smooth.

Good song for a mixture of techniques which is why I'm bothering I'm trying to focus some practice time on learning or getting better at things and exercises bore me.

that song makes a good picking exercise. [/quote]

Aye, it has quite a few techiniques in it I can "do" but not do well or efficiently, including the finger picking for acoustic intro, the alternate picking in the main lead line the verse riff and the first solo, and the trem picking in the second solo.

It's a pretty awesome "guitar" song to learn.

Flink_Poyd

Currently learning a couple of Oasis songs
One Way Road



Let's All Make Believe



Not massively complicated but both have some parts with tricky (for me) chord changes.
I have a new found respect for Noel Gallagher after learning a couple of his songs

Rayza1983

Trying to learn what I can from this....... I say what I can lol

Rayza1983

monquixote

My Cherie Amour

Blimey it's got a lot of chords.