[Freak_4~HIM_]

We (the band I am in) are playing Every Move I Make, and the other guitarist is using an acoustic and he plays mainly rythm, while I play my electric wit some distortion on the Chorus. I was wondering if anyone had any lead stuff I could play to make it more interesting, while he is playin' rythm. Or if there were some power chords or what not I could incorporate some how.

I hope that made sense....I'm tired....its past my bed time........


Thanks!!


GOD BLESS!!

-Nathan

[regulon]

G- (10)(10)008(10)
C- x(10)(10)08(10)
D- (10)9008(10)

I guess you could use that for the verse sometimes for different chords, although the D sounds kinda funny...it's more of a D/F#, but I don't know another D that preserves the same sound that the C and G dictate...

Bah, you don't even have to use this...I probably wouldn't

[Freak_4~HIM_]

Man your all over the place helpin' me out....hehehe. I'll try that and see how it sounds.

Thanks!!

I forgot to add this before....here is how we are playing it:


Every Move
|-8-8h10--10--10--10--h8--8--8—-h11--11--11--11--h8--8--8-|
|-8-8h10--10--10--10—h8--8--8—-h11--11--11--11--h8--8--8-|
|-0--------0---0---0---0---0--0---0----0----0---0---0---0--0-|
|--------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------|
Middle Distortion and Reverb-Intro and “NaNaNa’s”
G C D

C

G C D C

G C D

C

G C D

G Am7 C D

G Am7 C D

G Am7 C D

G Am7 C D


Bridge (Na Na's) (TAB ABOVE SOUNDS GREAT HERE)
G C D C
G C D C
G C D C
G C D C

It had the lyrics and since I'm not supposed to post them I just deleted the lyrics, leaving the chords were they would be normally. I have tried playing the intro riff for the Nananana part, but it just doesn't sound right to me. Anyone have anything else to play there?

[Mrstickball]

Since the chords are G, C, D, C for the song, use Gminor Pentatonic to solo in....The changes aren't too too fast, so you should be able to do some fun lead.......

[Freak_4~HIM_]

Originally Posted by Mrstickball

Since the chords are G, C, D, C for the song, use Gminor Pentatonic to solo in....The changes aren't too too fast, so you should be able to do some fun lead.......

So would I just randomly play stuff in the Gminor Pentatonic? Or is there a pattern?

[Nate]

Originally Posted by Mrstickball

Since the chords are G, C, D, C for the song, use Gminor Pentatonic to solo in....The changes aren't too too fast, so you should be able to do some fun lead.......

G minor pentatonic will probably sound really bad over a progression in G major. Use either the G major pentatonic or E minor pentatonic if you want to use a pentatonic for your soloing.

In His love,
Nate

[Nate]

Originally Posted by Freak_4~HIM_

So would I just randomly play stuff in the Gminor Pentatonic? Or is there a pattern?

No and no. Even if you use the RIGHT pentatonic scale for the song, you still would not "randomly play stuff" nor would you simply follow "a pattern". Music is not random, but neither is it formulaic. There are rules and guidelines that you should understand, but there is also a great possibility of creative freedom.

In His love,
Nate

[Freak_4~HIM_]

Thanks alot. So should I just mess around and see what sounds good? Also should I use a set rythm like 4/4 or just kinda go along with the song?

[Nate]

Originally Posted by Freak_4~HIM_

So should I just mess around and see what sounds good?

Unless you feel like learning some music theory.

Also should I use a set rythm like 4/4 or just kinda go along with the song?

Umm... you should use the TIME SIGNATURE (metre) of the song (which is 4/4), but you could use whatever RHYTHM you wanted.

In His love,
Nate

[Freak_4~HIM_]

Originally Posted by KeyboardFreak

Unless you feel like learning some music theory.

Sure I'm up to it. I ordered a book that was recommended to me, its called Fretboard Logic Se. It's supposed to have Theory and stuff like that in it.

Thanks again!

[Nate]

Originally Posted by Freak_4~HIM_

Sure I'm up to it. I ordered a book that was recommended to me, its called Fretboard Logic Se. It's supposed to have Theory and stuff like that in it.

Bleh. Don't get me started on that.

Anyways, if you have any particular questions, feel free to ask... but I'm not about to type up a random explanation of some particular facet of music theory that you may or may not already know.

In HIs love,
Nate

[Freak_4~HIM_]

Originally Posted by KeyboardFreak

Bleh. Don't get me started on that.

Anyways, if you have any particular questions, feel free to ask... but I'm not about to type up a random explanation of some particular facet of music theory that you may or may not already know.

In HIs love,
Nate

Alrighty....Thanks alot... Do you have any suggestions for the Nanana Part thing? Cuz to me it sounds kinda strange. I dunno it could be me playin' it wrong.

[Nate]

Originally Posted by Freak_4~HIM_

Alrighty....Thanks alot... Do you have any suggestions for the Nanana Part thing? Cuz to me it sounds kinda strange. I dunno it could be me playin' it wrong.

No suggestions that are specifically guitar-related... 'cause I'm not a guitarist.

All I really remember about that song (which we haven't played in a LOOONG time, thank heaven) is that we use the normal G-C-D-C progression for the "na na"s.

In His love,
Nate

[Freak_4~HIM_]

oooooooooooooo.....so you must be like a Music theory guru who plays some other instrument......................

[Luke]

Originally Posted by Freak_4~HIM_

Do you have any suggestions for the Nanana Part thing?

Not doing it on the basis of that it's asinine comes to mind.

Of course, the entire song is pretty high on the stupid scale, but that refrain just takes the cake. I don't think there's a word to describe that level of vacuosity.

Grace & Peace
Luke