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well, it's good!

i just don't like the kind of beat and the speed.

good playing though!

 

 

haha, and we DO hear a clear french accent ;)

 

btw:

that's one of these yamaha silent-guitars, right?

Yes, this is a silent guitar yamaha.

The beat is too fast or too slow ?

what do you think about the solo part ?

defintely too slow, but i actually like it and the solo is ok

btw does anyone have these tabss?

Sound good!! :D

Jeff I liked it. Its slower than the record one, but who cares it sounds awesome. Is there anyway I can get the tabs of some of the chords your playing. ?

That's really impressive, i like how you've blended the electric part and the acoustic.

Magic.

its very good, i like it!!!

 

btw did u get my inbox message about the LIT II sONG GALAXY request

Yes, this is a silent guitar yamaha.

The beat is too fast or too slow ?

what do you think about the solo part ?

 

well, i think it's too fast...

but did i miss something? what solo do you mean?

For the solo, I've blended the electric part and the acoustic.

 

I think the rythm is too fast too.

 

I'm gonna make a video lesson to show the chords I've changed (for example, I don't play F#6 like the official tab (2 4 4 3 2 0) because it sounds bad to me,

I prefer to play (2 4 2 3 0 0). Is it better for you too?

 

And I'm gonna make a video with drums (from a midi file, I can't find multi track or drums track only)

Did you tune it differently and could you post the rest of the chordss please please? Thanks :D

For the solo, I've blended the electric part and the acoustic.

 

I think the rythm is too fast too.

 

I'm gonna make a video lesson to show the chords I've changed (for example, I don't play F#6 like the official tab (2 4 4 3 2 0) because it sounds bad to me,

I prefer to play (2 4 2 3 0 0). Is it better for you too?

 

And I'm gonna make a video with drums (from a midi file, I can't find multi track or drums track only)

 

Thank you:)

Yellow cover with the track from "play acoustic guitar with Coldplay"

 

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(join me on facebook "coldplayer in paris")

This is how I play yellow acoustic

 

Tuning

EABGBD#

 

Intro (+solo)

 

8-----8-----7-----3-----0-----0-----8-----8

7-----5-----7-----2-----2-----0-----7-----5

8-----8-----6-----1-----1-----1-----8-----8

0-----0-----7-----2-----0-----0-----0-----0

x-----x-----x-----x------2-----2-----x-----x

x-----x-----x-----2------x-----0-----x-----x

 

(you can play x x 7 6 7 5 instead of 2 x 2 1 2 3)

 

 

Verse

 

0------0------0 0-----0

0------0------0 0-----0

8------3------1 8-----9

0------2------0 0-----0

9------4------2 9-----9

7------2------0 7-----7

 

Chorus

 

0-----0-----0 0-----3

0-----4-----0 0-----0

9-----4-----3 1-----1

0-----0-----2 0-----0

11----6-----4 2-----2

0-----4-----2 0-----0

 

Outro

 

0---1---0

0---0---0

4---2---1

0---2---0

2---x---2

x---2---0

 

tell me if you like it

I realized that in the first video you made, you changed chords when the electric plays over, but then in the second video, you played basically the same chords over and over again throughout the song except for the chorus. How come?

To play alone with an acoustic guitar, I've found different chords to blend the Johnny's and Chris's part.

With all the instruments, I just play the chris guitar part, so the chords are always the same.

Do you think that my second chord in the verse 242300 sound better than in the official guitar tab?

thanks for you message

(I play now "See you soon", one of my favourite song. I'm gonna make a new video soon.)

I have another question: I know it's not really that easy to get it exactly how Coldplay does it, but I noticed while watching a live performance (Specifically the 2002 Glastonbury performance on youtube) that during the chorus, Chris plays it different from how you do. I was wondering if you made those chords up or not, and if you knew the way Chris plays it.

 

I also noticed another part that is sort of different. During the chorus, when he sings "you know I love you so" or "for you I'd bleed myself dry," right after that you hear the acoustic play a couple strums. I noticed in the video that Chris plays the chords somewhere around the 2nd fret. Just wondering which chords those are because I thought that part was the Badd...whatever number it was. basically the chord

0

0

8

0

9

7

 

I just want to know which chord it really is.

 

 

 

I get penalized all the time for wanting to play it exactly the way a band plays it from a couple of friends and I just think that it's total "horse manure" that it's (I quote from a friend) "impossible to play exactly how they do."

I just watch Glastonbury 2002, and it's very dark , I see nothing, Glastonbury 2000 is better.

I'm not sure you are right for the chords.

when he sings "you know I love you so", he plays 020100 020103

I know that in Glastonbury 2002 it's not clear at all what he's playing but I do see his hand in a different fret...that's why I brought it up (about the chorus with "your skin and bones"). All I see is that he's probably playing 1 measure of somewhere around the 2nd fret for the line "your skiiin," and then he moves up somewhere does some chord for half a measure and then does another different chord for the other half measure. Basically,

 

Your skiin (change) oh yeah your (change) skin and bones (change) turn iin (change)to something (change) beautiful (change)

 

etc etc. It's kind of hard to write when he changes on here but I think you should get what I mean. I guess I might be asking too much for you to know exactly what he's playing but I thought I'd just point out that his chords are different, and that I wanted to know the way he played.

I see now he plays "your skin" on the 1st fret, It's EM7 chord

 

I think he plays 0 2 0 1 0 0, it's the same that 0 11 0 9 0 0, but it's easier on the 1st fret when you sing and you don't look at your guitar.

You can also play 0 2 0 1 0 1, it's E chord, it sounds good too, maybe better

 

hope you like it

That was a pretty good cover