Boston

[chard]

How about More than a feeling It seems to be one that has same lead in as ones you have covered so just thought it might be a good practice one

[BRBbrb]

Boston rocks - their lead guitarist IMHO is awesome & underrated!

[AndyT]

If we are gong to do Boston, I'd rather have HollyAnn.

[neverfoundthetime]

...listen to Boston often... great melodic rock. Amazing how their stuff has not aged. My 12 year old daughter loves to listen to them when were motorway driving.

[Music Junkie]

Tom is a Mechanical Engineer! Graduated from MIT. An engineer goes on to play that kind of music, my hero!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL

:laugh:

[helloworld]

I'd like to hear a lesson on More Than A Feeling as well. I don't think there's any way I could play the lead in that song for at least another year, but the rhythm sounds fairly simple.

[BRBbrb]

engineer? that is interesting for sure! Very sad about their singer tho

[Chasplaya]

helloworld wrote:

I'd like to hear a lesson on More Than A Feeling as well. I don't think there's any way I could play the lead in that song for at least another year, but the rhythm sounds fairly simple.

I don't think the lead would be that difficult but mastering the pinch harmonics might take a while if you can't do them, don't think you can replicate that sound on an unplugged acoustic or even a plugged one unless you have a distortion channel or distortion effect pedal

[haoli25]

BRBbrb wrote:

engineer? that is interesting for sure! (

I know, it's hard to believe Barb, but we can be re-trained to do useful things. :laugh:

[cosmicmechanic]

Actually, I'd insist more for "Peace of Mind" as a lesson ... there's at least a hint of revolt in it, so I find it a bit "edgy":

I understand about indecision
I don't care if I get behind
People living in competition
All I want is to have my peace of mind