Aw thank you. It’s driving me mad that they’re not playing it. Just that one time in Vancouver. I got every other song on the album during the tour this year too so now I need it to complete. It’s the best song on the album, I love it
Thank you mate. The chords on Ultimate Guitar aren’t quite right. There’s a B in there that isn’t on that chord sheet. I play it as an E shape moved down to the 7th fret without the barre tho. The rest of the tab on ultimate guitar is what I based this on tho. I had a gig with my band tonight and the highlight was playing that intro riff on my telecaster through an amp during line check. What a tune
What a song, it's one of their masterpiece. One of my favorite on the album including Won't Tell. You done a great job to make it acoustically loud. Thumb up.. 👍
This is awesome. Best song on the album. New to guitar and trying to learn this one too. Can't get the strumming pattern right. Any chance you can shed some much needed light?
Absolutely love this song, and riff. For the strumming pattern, have you slowed it right down to get that fluidity and control before speeding it up gradually? I also find tappings rhythm with my right hand helps when teaching rhythm, making sure to accent the strong notes (in this case the 1, 5, 9 and 12). Hope that’s helped
@@matthewduff5258 DDDUDD-DDU is the way I’ve played it I think. It’s a really fluid rhythm that I played quite naturally (as a student of Joe Strummer haha). The timing is probably more important the strokes. Finding those strong notes that are accented and hitting them in the right place will be the key to it. If you were to set a metronome, it would be on the 1 and the 3 (my students hate metronomes but I’m a stickler for them. My apologies if you’re also averse)
![Pearl Jam - Wont Tell [Acoustic Cover]](/img/1.gif)
You are a legend. someone hug you. not sure why they ain’t playing this one more on the tour. Prolly Ed being unselfish. bravo
Aw thank you. It’s driving me mad that they’re not playing it. Just that one time in Vancouver. I got every other song on the album during the tour this year too so now I need it to complete. It’s the best song on the album, I love it
Came here looking for a tab or few chords because im loving this song...
Left her with my jaw on the floor.
Wow, sir, wow.
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Thank you mate. The chords on Ultimate Guitar aren’t quite right. There’s a B in there that isn’t on that chord sheet. I play it as an E shape moved down to the 7th fret without the barre tho. The rest of the tab on ultimate guitar is what I based this on tho. I had a gig with my band tonight and the highlight was playing that intro riff on my telecaster through an amp during line check. What a tune
The song is quickly becoming my fav of the new album.
You rocked this cover - well done!
Cheers man. That riff is killer. Can’t wait to see this live.
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What a song, it's one of their masterpiece. One of my favorite on the album including Won't Tell.
You done a great job to make it acoustically loud. Thumb up.. 👍
Thank you! I love this song. It’s my favourite on the album alongside Won’t Tell also. Still can’t believe how good the whole thing is
Fuck yes. Brilliant.
Thank you! Definitely my favourite song on Dark Matter. Can’t wait to hear it live
This is awesome. Best song on the album. New to guitar and trying to learn this one too. Can't get the strumming pattern right. Any chance you can shed some much needed light?
Absolutely love this song, and riff. For the strumming pattern, have you slowed it right down to get that fluidity and control before speeding it up gradually? I also find tappings rhythm with my right hand helps when teaching rhythm, making sure to accent the strong notes (in this case the 1, 5, 9 and 12). Hope that’s helped
Best I can figure is DD on the 3rd fret, DDD on 11th fret, DUDDU on the 9th, back to D on the 3rd. Does that sound right? @@SamSmithMCR
@@matthewduff5258 DDDUDD-DDU is the way I’ve played it I think. It’s a really fluid rhythm that I played quite naturally (as a student of Joe Strummer haha). The timing is probably more important the strokes. Finding those strong notes that are accented and hitting them in the right place will be the key to it. If you were to set a metronome, it would be on the 1 and the 3 (my students hate metronomes but I’m a stickler for them. My apologies if you’re also averse)
Thanks so much...cant wait to give this a try.@@SamSmithMCR
Finally someone who is singing how can and there is no caricature with awful pretending sound like eddie 😂😂