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In the song I don't think he plays high up on the neck... on the recording, I mean... if you listen you can hear the ringing F chord, which sounds to me like the 1st fret barre of F

Samick... eh... I think those are made in Korea aren't they? In any event, you would be much better off getting a MIM Fender Strat than a Korean or Phillipine made one...

Mmm not quite... Dmaj9/F# is correct, but I dont think Thom lets the D string ring... sounds muted... because in actuality the chord is supposed to sound like an F#m, and if you let the D string ring throughout that chord, it will sound too much like a D, and won't create the same feel

Forget the amp, you need either a sound card with 1/4" input, or a USB interface. Either one... That SB Audigy will work, though it may not be the best for the job...

In standard tuning the verse is: Dm-Bb-F-C/F The chorus: Bb-F- C/F (bass stays on F), then the second time it holds on C In between bit: F-Bb-F-F After the in between bit is the outro chord sequence: Dm-Bb-F-F If you need other help just PM me

Maybe instead of freaking out next time, she can give him a hand

hahahhah that was awesome! :lol:

doesnt make me cry, but gets me the most emotional... POLITIK :embarrased:

i almost can't handle the ending... i associate it with a specific even in the past which is very important to me, and even more importantly, a place. :embarrased:

it was a while after the superbowl... it was a post-game party, is a better way to describe it

:shrug: I just watched the post-game show for the Super Bowl last night, and Coldplay played. And they played Yellow. Now, I never used to really think of it as one of my faves. But the stage prescence that Chris emitted turned me around totally. Now its probably one of my top 3 fave songs by Coldplay. Is it wrong for it to be one of my faves, even though it was terrible overplayed, and their big hit. :shrug:

well think about it. I went down there, met all these amazing people, and instantly became best friends with like 25 people. Obviously, there were female attachments too. So you can imagine having to leave that behind, knowing that you wouldn't see 95% of them again.

bahahah so Im guessing not then... ROTFL :shrug:

I'm getting a loan and going another 2 years in a row :alcoholic: :multi: YAY YAY YAY! EDIT: oh btw, Guy's Chick, you from UK? I have a buddy in Southampton, and I luuuuuuuv Liverpool. :)

hey Nick4Chris, nice sig... :P

I find the last bit where it goes to that melancholic cadence(pardon the musical jargon.. LOL) sounds like quite almost tropical... like the way the guitar is played... Then again, maybe its because I listened to it on the way to Mexico, standing looking at the stars while i was IN mexico, and then on the way home(which was too sad to even write about)

mez from canada, and am almost the big 2-0. :-D

I THINK... uhhhh well i dont know, it kinda fit the thread don't ya think? :shrug:

me's good, howz about yourself? 8)

welcome all! even if you look like this dude...

:alcoholic: hey it looks just like me!!

oh i am here... i am lurking... ahahaha well yeah i was in Mexico for a few days... and a n00b is a new board member who doesnt know much :D

Ok heres my take on "The Scientist": Whomever the character is, they think in terms of tangible objects, notions, and so forth. For example, science is something we can see and measure and interpret objectively. However, the character does not see until it is too late that love is more tangible than any math equation, or biological being. One can also interpret love, but subjectively. The character then finds that they think too much in terms of practicality and logistics, when really they should be following their heart. Its the never ending battle between something concrete, and something of a notion. But really both exist.