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One I Love was better jam-wise.

It's nothing you would notice if you weren't listening specifically for it. Listen to AROBTTH from the Live 2003 dvd, and you can hear the few high piano chords played right before the second chorus if you listen closely.

Is there some sort of converter where you can convert the MIDI ports on your keyboard into the big amp plugs? I'd really like to hear my keyboard on my amp but it doesn't come with an output thing, all it has are MIDI ports.

It seems as though he does; I was listening to AROBTTH from the 2003 DVD and I could faintly hear the piano in the background.

Could you link me to them? I can't for life of me figure out how Kapones scientist electric tab works with the song.

Scientist man, the X means that that string isnt played during that chord. Either mute it by putting a spare finger on it so that it won't vibrate, or just try not to hit it. Oh, and what does that b mean beside the 11 on the very first chord for scientist electric? Finally, I think you need to tune the high e down to a D for your revised Green Eyes.

No you don't.

Dammit, could someone re-upload Life Is For Living? I must learn this song.

Uh in another thread you said that there was the shiver acoustic in this thread. I do not see it.

It's official! This thread sucks!

Band fanfic's suck indescribably hard.

I thought Night at the Museum would suck, but it really surprised me.

I only use it to enhance the fun, not to beat a game unfairly. An example is Molotov Cocktails in Rainbow Six games. I think they patched it years ago but it was fun to do years ago anyways.

The radio doesn't give the name of the tracks anyways. The broadcasters should do that. To save a picture, right click (buy a right click mouse. none of this single button bullcrap) and click save image to the desktop. As for the CD issue, first rip it to iTunes then play it.

I got it to an MP3 file using a program called "Switch" Thanks for the help guys!

Alright well with a little help from a program called HandBrake (thanks by the way) I got the entire concert into a .mp4 file. I assume it will be a bit easier to find a program to strip the audio from it now right?

Alright well with a little help from a program called HandBrake (thanks by the way) I got the entire concert into a .mp4 file. I assume it will be a bit easier to find a program to strip the audio from it now right?

Thanks for the help! I appreciate it. One problem though. I am using a Mac computer :(

I really want the audio only of this concert on my iPod. My dad knows people who can unlock DVD's for burning, and so they did this for my Coldplay DVD. I copied all of the files to my hard drive, but I'm sort of lost on the filetypes. This is a list of types that I see: .IFO .VOB .BUP So, I was wondering what type of file the audio for the concert would be in, and how to go about extracting the audio from those files and converting them to MP3, M4A, etc.

It would be sort of 80 20, the 80% being covers.

I really like both acoustic and electric versions (notably the Live 2003 version for electric, and the Brixton Academy performance for acoustic). Both are superb, but I think that the general public appeals more to electric. I already know my strumming patterns and chords for them I'm just unsure as to what people like better.

Sounds something like "oh, sig oh, come on sing it now take it reverse" or something like that. Anyone know exactly what he says? He says it 2 times. Thanks.

I really enjoyed Politik and Don't Panic.

I remember watching a video where Chris fell while singing in speed of sound, and it sounded as if he kept going loud and clear even though the mic was away from his mouth at the time. Thanks for the help. EDIT:

Anyone know how, or have the sheets for it?