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id love to be in a band, to be honest id just love to jam with some people, theres a music society on campus but ive only been playing piano and guitar for a few months and while ive been told im actually rather good i cant shake the feeling that trying to form a band is a bad idea and any normal player may get impatient or think me a bit shit in comparison to his/her years of playing

reveal sir reveal

green eyes sheets on piano anyone? Ive worked out up to the chorus but am stuck there

quick one, did we ever get a tab of shiver, i can never get the ones ive found on the net to sound like Chris guitar

Thanks alot mate, god i love this forum, this sub forum in particular

Anyone have a clue about the tuning/tab for Chris guitar in this clip In my place acoustic at a make trade fair event http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UGzVw7EuwGc

Thanks alot mate, getting to learn it now, sounds a bit off without the vocals (i cant sing a note) but playing it listening to coldplay on the mp3 it fits, which is nice Just learned reign of love, lovely little song, easy pick up and play song

what ho lads, any word on a tab for "my feet wont touch the ground" a lovely coldplay acoustic

I have yamaha 310, not a great guitar but good enough for me. Recently the 8th fret of the B string has been buzzing, producing a completely different sound to which it should. Normally i dont use it but recently ive been learning warning sign and the sound is just terrible with the buzzing noise. Ive changed the string twice to no avail. The noise is coming from the peg at the bottom, ive taken it out and put it back in, but the noise remains. This is the ONLY fret and string which are affected, so long term i guess ill just avoid the one or two songs i know but ideally i really want this fixed as Warning sign is my favourite song to play. Any remedies or anything i can do to stop this noise which is really killing my enjoyment of my guitar Cheers

very generous of you, if it doesnt get up ill buy it at christmas when i have some disposable income, ideally however id love to learn it in time for Christmas, nice little surprise for my rents who have no idea i can play the piano

damn my poorness Come on guys someone must have it, not long till christmas

is there anyway to get that for free?

how did you do that? its amazing, can you do more?

i shall bump this till xmas if need be :D

so no-one have a clue about lovers in japan?

any chance of a reup lads? Please id so love to learn this

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=NhamV6qA5Cs A link to the acoustic version

any chance of tabbing the lovers in japan from the Q radio show? The acoustic version originally aired on Q's launch before the vlv release? Thanks

Honestly couldnt, i wish i could, perhaps next year but this year £200 is the limit

thanks alot for the info mate, im up for the NP30 but im not sure about whether i can plump up the extra for weighted keys or if soft will be fine

Great help, i suppose the biggest question is do you play coldplay on your keyboard and how does it resonate in comparison to what you hear? See i think i have a slight OCD, there are a few coldplay songs, rifts in songs and solos that i cant get out of my head, this forced me to buy an acoustic to recreate them and thats how i learned, by repetition which led to exploration. With the piano, songs such as clocks and a ghost are in my head and i really want to recreate them myself, so i suppose all i need to know is will they sound the same on the NP-30?

Cheers mate, a question or two if i may I have very very little knowledge of pianos/keyboards, but im confident i can learn it, how different is the sound on a keyboard to a piano in general terms? Secondly, transitioning between the two, is it hard to play the keyboard and transfer your skills over to a piano? I like the look of the yamaha btw

Does anyone have any more information? Looking to get it some time next week if possible, 150-£200

£200 is stretching it, especially after a new electronic drumkit Best to stick with the cheaper option just incase it doesnt take

Im sure a question every music player loves to hear, and be assured im not a tourist in the sense that i want to learn a song and put the bugger away for a year, how long did it take you, or perhaps are you still learning theory? It seems a language unto itself, vital of course, but complicated