RE: 4 string guitar tuningssss | from RonJun 03 2003 - 05:15
there's a couple really cool tunings found on some red house painters page. also, if you want othe cool alt. tunings, Soundgarden had some AMAZING tunings. wow!
-ron
there's a couple really cool tunings found on some red house painters page. also, if you want othe cool alt. tunings, Soundgarden had some AMAZING tunings. wow!
-ron
live skull, nice strong arm
I Love "LOVE". I'll look into the Zombies. Thanks. What about some other great tuning bands or artists all?
hello rob s, the left banke are super, its a shame theres not many other bands quite like them, maybe the zombies ? particularly the oddessey and oracle album, if youve not got that, id reccomend it lots
The guitars are custom-made. They are probably designed with this in mind.
must put a big strain on the strings all that up-tuning?
I don't think there's really an equivalent to speak of. The tunings he puts them in have quite a big range. I think he may just play normal 6-string acoustic guitars sometimes.
"he simply plays four-string guitars"
wow, what would the equivalent on a reg. guitar be?
removing the e and b strings?
Is the idea to get rid of the tinny sharp sounds?
does he use custom acoustic as well?
or just remove the top 2 strings on those?
certainly sounds great anyway whatever he does! sonic youth, MBV eat your heart out...
I like Pretty Ballerina. Very unusual-sounding chord progressions.
The Left Banke were an incredible band. The CD with all songs ever recorded is great.
well done Ali again.
Was it you that told me about Left Banke? If so... thanks
No, he simply plays four-string guitars. Check out the photos-- you'll see some Carruthers Teles and Jaguars with unusually thin necks.
is it not the top 2 strings that jeff removes?
judging by the http://web.mit.edu/baridley/idaho/music/guitar.html#gsdsfas website??
or does he also remove both the e's as well?
i think this is about the 3rd time ive posted this now, thats how proud i am of having worked it out,
first retune your guitar to egdebe (take the a string down 2 frets and the g string down 3 frets)
then while playing you have to dampen the first and sixth strings ( or for the real authentic idaho sound, remove them )
the first four chords of the first verse are
x 6 6 6 0 x x 9 9 9 0 x x 7 7 5 7 x x 6 6 0 4 x
(hammer on and off the little finger on the e string on the last chord)
then the 4 chords of the next bit which are repeated for ages are
x 6 6 9 0 x x 2 2 5 5 x x 9 9 12 12 x x 4 4 7 0 x
i reckon theres other songs in this tuning, but thats for you to discover................
enjoy
hey rob s, if you're reading this, ive just got damien jurado and gathered in songs record "i break chairs", have you heard it ? its really good, you may like it
The site was done by Brent Ridley and was a great source of info (along with the imusic idaho board) in the pre-idahomusic.com days.
I love your site, dcs. Great info. Lucas, Codeine is a really great band.
thanks very nuch dcs.... i've just come back to idaho after a few years ( since three sheets...), i think i might start getting back into those early ninetities bands that I was so into like Codiene and Come.... is that your site... It's ace, thanks for your help, Lucas
http://web.mit.edu/baridley/idaho/music/guitar.html#gsdsfas
i'm really into Idahos sound, especially the earlier more guitar reliant stuff. I was wondering if anyone out there has any idea of the tunings used and of any chords for 4 string guitars...
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