Better Let Go

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This is a rewrite of 41085. I redid the chorus which was previously way too much of a Zeppelin "Kashmir" ripoff.

I also remixed everything.

Nice Drop D jam

The chord at 3:03 is one of the best chords I ever came up with. Evokes that real Jimmy Page feel

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Bad Company, Wiseshanks, Zeppelin, Drop D

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23 agosto 2015 01:06

Davnel99 Looks like a head -banger 4 sure and still with that Zep feel. now where in the hell is Mr Plant when U need him. :) O and Yes 3:03 is spot on Page +1

23 agosto 2015 01:15

JonJon yep, the ol' #4th sound lol. Nothing on Earth like an F chord with an open B string +0

23 agosto 2015 01:16

frankyguitar JonJon or JimJim, thats the question:D
Very good rocking work !!! It's a lot of Zep feel in there!! 😎😎:) :) +1

23 agosto 2015 01:23

JonJon hehe, did u ever hear the other one? 41085? It was too close for comfort to ripping off "Kashmir" even though it was actually a different riff altogether +5

23 agosto 2015 10:22

frankyguitar Hey Jon, I gave you my right thumb for it, LOL
Yes it is very close to K! This one here is a very fine development, like it a lot! In 3:xx what chord is it? Really cool!! :) :) +1

23 agosto 2015 01:26

wiseshanks Great work Jon! I really like this version. +1

23 agosto 2015 01:29

JonJon I like it better. The intro still needs work but maybe just a vocal or a guitar overdub. Im a sucker for those hypnotic drums though lol +1

23 agosto 2015 01:40

wiseshanks I need to play some slower stuff for sure. It's actually harder for me to slow it down some times. +1

23 agosto 2015 01:41

JonJon its good to mix it up. I still think Aerosmiths "Nobody Fault" is a solid approach....one part dead plain alternated with a really syncopated part. Makes songwriting SO easy +1

23 agosto 2015 14:36