I know you use the four chord of the song if its a blues but what about neil young and bob dylan and what if its in A minor...etc..
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Wonderful! Another Harmonica Player! wooot!!! So, when I play Harmonica I can figure out what to play where in a song. Even if the Harmonica doesn't EXACTLY match up. I can just hear it. I would suggest find out the key that the song is in, and use the harmonica that is in that key...or even a harmonica a step lower MAY work (don't quote me on that though, I'm not completely sure). I'm a little sleepy now to really give you great advice on the Harmonica. I'm guessing you are the Harmonica player and this isn't asked for a friend or relative-and I think you should know that I am happy that there is another Harmonica player out there. :)\n\nTake care.
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Try: \nhttp://www.e-chords.com\nIt's very useful!
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I think he uses a Schecter Omen 6 (at least in the videos for "So Cold" and "Sooner or Later"). It matches my own guitar (including paint of electric blue) but for recordings and live shows I'm not too sure. Wikipedia didn't have much info.
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there is a sight  where you can enter part lyrics or lines from songs and it will find possible matches.i dont remember exactly where but is part of olga"s online guitar resources.good luck
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The most common key is C, but that shouldn't matter when you're tuning a guitar. I would reccommend just tuning to a piano, if you have one.
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a five neck looks really stupid, my guess is its only for looks because Cheap Tricks songs barely need one guitar but they have two guitar players. i just dont see why anyone needs it. most guitarist dont even need a double neck, except for maybe jimmy page who had a few songs where he would have had to switch guitars thoughout the song.
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I haven't tried so far... but congratulations!!! you've certainly chosen the right song to play 40,000 times :D it's one of my favorite :))
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Something by James Blunt.  Theres also Jack Johnson, Sitting Waiting Wishing is a great song.  And if you want this chick to know that you like her, its fantabulous.  Also pretty simple chords=easy to play.
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what type of song is it that might narrow the song down
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It's from a song called "Farmer Chords" by and band called "Death Cab For Cutie".  Lyrics can be found at the link below.
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That's a barred am chord\n\nYou bar the fifth fret with your pointer finger, cover all six strings with that finger, you can place your middle finger over it to give it extra support\nPut your ring finger on the A string on the seventh fret\nPut your pinky on the D string on the seventh fret\n\nBar chords suck, but they get easier the more you play them.
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If you mean the Daniel Porter song, here's the tabs online. There are probably many other sites that have how to play it.\n\nhttp://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/d/daniel_powter/bad_day_ver3_crd.htm
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really, it shouldn't matter what name is on the guitar, its what it sounds like, and how it plays that counts. gibson les paul is a good all around guitar, while fender, paul reed smith, gretsch and Rickenbaker all make excellent blues/slow rock guitars. If its hard rock/metal he likes than B.C rich, Ibanez, Jackson or ESP make a mean sounding guitar thats sure to please
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It means your adding new notes to a chord that are not there. The characteristic of a basic major chord is 1,3,5 which is referring to the intervals in the major scale. To get a minor you flat the third. Type in chord finder when searching for a chord there are tons of websites that show you the chords, however I could not find your A2, D2. If you find out please share info.\n\nOn second thought, while searching for A2 I got A6 and all that was changed to the chord was a major 6th was added. I think the reason why you can't find and A2 is because I think is the same as Aadd9 The 9th and 2nd interval are the same. so add a B to your A major chord. http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/chord_name.php  this site helped me. It tells you what chord you have constructed and can tell you all the different ways you can play them. ( please correct me any one if I am wrong)
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An interesting question!  I would think that if both were properly tuned and played in the same key that they would sound good together...of course some of this depends on the skill level of the musicians!
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Wow, I can't believe people thought you meant "Behind These Hazel Eyes." Or they thought that Limp Bizkit did the original. How pathetic. \nTo answer your question go here http://www.guitaretab.com/w/who/20752.html or http://www.e-chords.com/cifra.asp?idMusica=10657
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Pantomime (my favorite)\n\nhttp://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/www.ultimate-guitar.com/print.php?what=tab&id=155141\n\nAre you in?\n\nhttp://www.chordie.com/chord.pere/www.ultimate-guitar.com/print.php?what=tab&id=25540\n\nI don't know which ones are easy so I'm just going to give you the link to the chords/tabs place. Good luck with whatever song you choose!\nhttp://www.chordie.com/song.php/songartist/Incubus/index.html