PianoRocker

Main: A - E/G# - Bm Pre-chorus: Bm - D - A - E/G# Chorus: Bm - D - A - E/G# - Bm That's the main thing you play, and yeah it's correct. (For guitar chords Use capo on 2nd fret.)

Instrument?

You didnt seen it yet? :stunned: Duh, it doesnt exist yet. :P

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Utrecht(NL)

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False tnp is harry potters uncle

Lots of water.

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Kangaroo Obama or his wife?

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I'm in a band called Fantasy Hour. Link: http://www.myspace.com/fantasyhour Instrument: Bassguitar Band setting: Vocal/piano, 2x guitar, bass and drum

About the link to my Solo book, after I already finished it I found out I tabbed the LIVE solo. I tabbed it from some live performances, so it can be different then the studio version.

You're welcome! I have Yamaha CLP

Both, some people that use piano for 'decoration' give it away because they don't want it or are moving to somewhere else. But many of these people does not now anything about their piano's. So they just give it away for free.. but after fresh strings, clean up and good tuning you'll be surprised by the piano quality!

Silent Piano is an acoustic piano with an digital upgrade. Chris's piano is semi-acoustic from the factory, so he does have more presets then the usual silent pianos. I have an fully digital piano, also from Yamaha and I can asure you that they are digital, the basses, the strings etcetera(played by Chris) are NOT from another MIDI interface or something. The sounds are already set-up on the piano and that are the same sounds as I have on mine, even when my piano is cheaper and new then his is. My old piano was an Yamaha B2. Acoustic piano but with an digital 'upgrade' on it. So I could move the hammers from the strings and plug in an headphone. But now I have an fully digital piano, alot better! Better? Yes, because: - NEVER have to be tuned! - Neighboors angry? Volume down! - More sounds without changing strings or weird add-ons. - Needs less space. - Weather don't effect the sound. - Grand Piano sound! Bad Things about digital: - Doesnt look cool as an real Grand Piano - Speakers can get broken. - There can be a little technical problem so there won't be a sound(never happened to me.) So, I wan't acoustic piano, but whats bad about them. - Needs to be tuned every few months. - When it's very hot ALWAYS it will change the sound. - When you wan't to play very late, you have an problem. - Weight is HEAVY. - Size is huge. Good things about acoustic piano. - Looks cooler. - They are easy to find for free. So for everyone that wants an piano.. don't forget those info!

No, because you can see that the hammers don't hit any strings inside the piano.

His piano IS digital, see it as semi-acoustic. Such piano's are called 'Silent Piano'. You can play them acoustic, but also plug them in. His piano sound on Hardest Part et cetra is digital. How I know that? Because I have the exact same sound on my piano. So that also says what brand his piano's are.. Yamaha.

R.I.P This is very sad. :(

Just play the Hardest Part chords from the book, they are good enough.

Yamana or Takamine are very good to start with.

I can't wait, let's hope it's true!! :D