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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

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

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

...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.

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

LOL

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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.

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

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

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:

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