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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]inmydefence wrote: [/QUOTENAME]bloody hell! and i thought i was sad spotting the vocal overdubs on the Live at Wembley DVD! you guys are studying what strings brian's finger is on at any given moment during a song!? woh! each to their own i guess![/QUOTE]

If you want to play the song like he does, there are some tricky parts in which you need to get into that amount of detail.

Guitar Tabs found on the web usually include the solo and chords for the song but don't get much into rythm patterns.

It is the first time that I see a thread like this and I think it's very good. Medium skilled guitar players might find this very useful. Sometimes you try to play it and can't quite get it right.

Maybe someone could upgrade those mythical 1996 tabs by Pinter Denes (sp?) and get into some in depth analysis.

Wiley
Cool! i just found it interesting u pay such close attention! but then.... i guess it figures... i'm a vocalist and listen carefully to the vocals.... figures a guitarist would pay close attention to guitar parts! pity there isnt a website that has an in depth study off Brians guitar playing and techniques as there is with Freddies voice.
well...Pinter Denes's tabs are pretty good , in fact
i've learned to play guitar with those tabs!
But sometimes they have gaps or are'nt right or something... but for starters they are pretty good!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Nacho_itu wrote: [/QUOTENAME]well...Pinter Denes's tabs are pretty good , in fact
i've learned to play guitar with those tabs!
But sometimes they have gaps or are'nt right or something... but for starters they are pretty good![/QUOTE]

Many of us Queen fans who are also guitar enthusiasts have learned to play guitar with Denes' tabs. Although, I used to feel very frustrated when I didn't understand a part or couldn't play it right. I went back to some of those tabs like 5 years later and I could play many of the songs much better! :)

Wiley