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the intro is the  the arpeggio part

the rest of the time is strumming until the outro which is the arpeggios again

<table border="0" align="center" width="90%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td class="SmallText"><b>vampsfang wrote on Mon, 03 July 2006 15&#58;25</b></td></tr><tr><td class="quote">
ok hi guys i just got in the hotel and have seen all these post  lol u guys kill me, i find it funny that u all are so lame u have to call me names and all lol thats so great oh and as for this guy who left a comment u actually think chicks dig it when u struggle with a song?lol how long u been playing i hope not long if u have id put forth more time and effort into ur playing and progress as for my age i am all grown up and have done my time playing music in the clubs, i reckin what i find funny is that i am in a hotel room with some very awsome people i name one witch has been my sweet heart since the first day i heard her music its avril  she is such a kewl person, maybe if my luck goes well sparks might fly hey maybe i can " struggle my way thru a love song for her" lol ur joke man and may i say so my self learn to play the guitar well and u will get laid, its that simple. so maybe instead of trying to learn to read tab why dont u turn on ur cd player and learn how to play the songs right the way they was meant to be played, but i will give this site  a good rateing for there lyrics witch i come to often to get. good job chordie for the words. anyways i am going now i want to talk  to avril not u losers ,lol
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vamps, so since we all know that Led Zepplin doesnt play together anymore who are you really touring with

woot!!! 100th post

any way check out dreams by the allman brothers

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i started with just a squier by fender and a 15w amp.

now i use a 65w crate amp, a 50th anniversary series fender stratocaster, cry baby wah pedal and boss MT2 metal zone distortion pedal.

i'd like to get a mick thomson series b.c.rich just for show purposes because i think it looks sexy. i've heard quite a few negative things about b.c.rich though - apparently they're dead chunky and heavy
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B.C. Rich guitars use crap wood

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Or you could get a fender strat? DO NOT GET A MEXICAN STRAT THEY SOUND REALLY S.H.I.T! 
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um.... the only difference between the MIM and MIA strats is that the MIM strats are made in Mexico.

they sound the same pretty much after a pickup change

try boss sd-1 havent used one but i hear there good.

for screams first you need a lot of gain and a lot of volume

fret it anywhere but it works best on the 3rd string around the 7th fret for me.

use your neck pickup and pluck the string and immediately hit it with your thumb nail this produces the artificial harmonic

the bend it crazily and annoy your neighbors

<table border="0" align="center" width="90%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td class="SmallText"><b>blindacre wrote on Sat, 01 July 2006 10&#58;18</b></td></tr><tr><td class="quote">
hey spaminator! respect to you for putting your foot down with that vamp... guy. he needed tellin!
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just doin my job <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_cool.gif" border=0 alt="Cool">

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Hahaha. damn thats funny mate:) give up your guitar and become a comedian.

why wont you give us your band name? i might want to come see you live, i wasnt around for led zeppelens time but if they are still alive and touring with you i must come see them! <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_lol.gif" border=0 alt="Laughing">
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led zeppelen doesnt exist any more

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oh to u my coky freind we have done been signed and will be touring with led zeplin  so bite me  peace out to the real players in this room and remember  if u want it bad enough u can make it    wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo  oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooootttttt
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stop faking man led zeplin broke up

any more of this crap and your banned

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Tuning your guitar lower so the strings will be easier to barre against your fretboard is a cop out, and you'll be sorry in the long run.  Not only will the instrument's action diminish, but also your ability to sing songs due to the deviant tuning.  Standard pitch is set for a reason, folks.  You can transpose, sure, and if you know theory, you can transpose a simple G chord into an accidental half way up the fretboard just so you can manage the pitch you need to sing a song, unless you want to use a capo, which you'll probably need to fret pretty high just to sing a long.  Also, your strings will buzz if you strum too hard.  If the differential between your strings and your fretboard is too far, you don't tune your guitar lower to solve the problem.  What you do is you adjust either your guitar saddle, bridge, or both.  This will bring your strings lower without sacrificing standard tuning.  Careful, however, for if you decrease the differential too much, your strings will buzz against your fret wires.  Also, when someone mentioned the mechanism for slide guitar, he/she meant glass bottle slides, which will leave your finger useless for chording.  In short, the answer for questions of this nature are usually, "No.  There is no easy way.  Just practice."       
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just for your information many of the greatest guitarist in the world tune down a half step or more, not for barre chords obviously but to get a heaveir chrunchier tone

lol ive been away awhile too but

it seems that kerwoman is our official winner