He cussed at my show.

a, cdea, gfee, cefcb

:confused:

b, aoces, onqout, bfazled

Play that on a piano.

Spence, is that the album intro for one of the albums?
I can't be bothered getting my keyboard out just yet.
EDIT : Just played it. It sounds correct.

It's the little diddy that's in Ring In Return, and also appears in various songs of the other albums.

[QUOTE=allofmeoliveme]It's the little diddy that's in Ring In Return, and also appears in various songs of the other albums.[/QUOTE]
Oh. I thought you were just typing some nonsense. :p

[QUOTE=SpectrumGuitarist]I can't get the sweeps on the intro to "Welcome Home". Mostly because I've never had to sweep before and have never had to learn the technique, but I'd like to know how. Any tips? You guys playing all these Co&Ca songs seem quite competent.[/QUOTE] I think practicing it slow helps.

My friend is crazy. He can play and sing like every song on guitar.

That's intense, I wish I could play the guitar haha.

You should.

In all honesty, it's not too hard to learn.

Ya I have heard that and one of my good buddies wants me to start playin so we can play together and I am going to start this winter but I don't have the money for a guitar so I am going to have to wait a lil longer.

I need to find people to start a band with.

Do it! And play a bunch of Coheed covers!

I don't know too many Coheed fans that play instruments. That would be cool though. There are a couple of people on my tennis team that play guitar. I don't know about bass or drums... Also, who would sing?

I dunno it was kind of a joke, but you could still do the covers without an amazing singer you don't have to sing that high.

I've actually wanted to start a band.

I can play pretty much any Coheed song on bass, but some of them are a bit tricky. 2113 has that freaky run in the middle of it where the bass and guitar play the same thing, and a lot of SSTB songs have basslines that don't follow the guitar, so they're hard to figure out.

God Send Conspirator is probably my favorite to play, and The Crowing is neat too.

I've heard that SSTB bass is better than in IKS. How is it in GA?

[QUOTE=AZNGuitaristDude101]I've heard that SSTB bass is better than in IKS. How is it in GA?[/QUOTE]

An improvement over IKSSE, in fact it's closer to SSTB in terms of how high it is in the mix, and how interesting the lines are.

That was fast.

Cool. I don't play bass, but yeah, I had heard how people were expecting the bass on GA to be better because of the longer time inbetween the albums.

The bass is the best on [i]Good Apollo...[/i]

[QUOTE=AZNGuitaristDude101]I've actually wanted to start a band.[/QUOTE]

So do I, i've written most of the band parts to songs that are similar to Coheed style, and the basis for a story line, although i don't read cartoons so it will just be a story, but I've found its much easier to write lyrics that way.
Hopefully I'll find people.

[QUOTE=Holyed]So do I, i've written most of the band parts to songs that are similar to Coheed style, and the basis for a story line, although i don't read cartoons so it will just be a story, but I've found its much easier to write lyrics that way.
Hopefully I'll find people.[/QUOTE]

You idiot. You're missing the whole point of being a Coheed fan if you're trying to rip them off directly. Take a hint from the fact that they're doing something different from everyone else.

Pwned!!!

[QUOTE=YDload]God Send Conspirator is probably my favorite to play, and The Crowing is neat too.[/QUOTE]

My favorite for bass = Hearshot kid disaster. especially the 'in a short life lived' part at the end.

At the coheed show here, the only break they took in between songs was to talk about japanese pr0n that they were watching backstage.

I alost am kinda starting a side project to my current band (even though my current band only has a few songs worth of music made). It has 2 percussionists: One on a drum kit and another with all the wierd cymbals and some toms. Then theres me on bass/vocals. The idea is to change style often, so one song will be funky while another songs is spastic with screaming and under a minute long, while another could be 10 minutes of pure melody and no vocals.

LETS GO STEELERS!!!!!! (i swear if they put maddox in at all this game ill turn off the TV.)

I was watching "The Crowing" on the [i]Starland Ballroom[/i] DVD, and I was hugely impressed with the tandem shredding section. It was really something to watch Claudio, Josh, and Travis all playing like that at once. I also liked at the end when they were all harmonizing and singing the end canonically. That ruled.

[QUOTE=SpectrumGuitarist]I was watching "The Crowing" on the [i]Starland Ballroom[/i] DVD, and I was hugely impressed with the tandem shredding section. It was really something to watch Claudio, Josh, and Travis all playing like that at once. I also liked at the end when they were all harmonizing and singing the end canonically. That ruled.[/QUOTE]

I was actually disappointed by that song, I guess I thought it would be so much more powerful live than it was.

Yeah, most of the song wasn't as cool live as on the record, but I was still quite pleased with the two parts I meantioned. Actually seeing those two specific events added something, I think.

The Starland Ballroom version of IKSOSE:3 makes me shiver badly.

I liked In Keeping, Everything Evil and The Light and The Glass on the dvd the most. Everything else was good but those were just amazing.