Sounds like sour grapes to me, since as a guitar professional said here, its kind of a right of passage for his students.Īnd finally, its interesting, because I visualize the scale patterns like EJ-additions to the 5 note scale, but just dont have the liquid fingers to pull it off (especially on semi-clean). If you find Cryin to be incredibly hard, then boy are you in for a treat with Cliffs of Dover :p Its so Eric Johnsony that a lot of the chords and phrases are really unique and it might take you a while to get them down. 08 Ibanez S5470 Prestige Gibson SG Special. Im a little dissappointed that some people in this thread suggested that a kid who knows cliffs, just knows cliffs. Doesnt matter how you learn it if you learn it either way. Guitar Hero Cliffs of Dover.whos the cover artist Stick for me. Please don't take this to an extreme though: Not saying that a song has to be well known to be worth learning, but nice to have one tool in your arsenal that.everyone knows.and doesnt require a singer. Thanks This sub showcases your guitar/bass playing (or someone else's) to the world Get constructive criticism and feedback on your playing Ask for tips, tricks, advice, etc. Been playing for like 3 years, just wanna know what people think of this. So in effect, having a song that 'wows' fellow musicians and the crowd is important to your musicianship. I’m in the tie dye, I’m a huge deadhead and phish fan.

This helps professionally if you're trying to get a bass/drums together (esp.

Regarding the iconic status of Cliffs: Probably should be a new thread, but if you ask a non-guitarist what some of the hardest songs to play are, many of them might say cliffs (especially the younger guys).

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