Dual Thread here/Opeth songs u can play/classical guitarist?

Heliotropic_Rose

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Post what Opeth songs you can play.....and


how many of you are classical guitarists. I myself have a couple of classical guitar riffs that sound cool, or I think they do.

Opeth songs I can play all the way through:

Still day beneath the Sun
Patterns in the Ivy
credence

Partial opeth song:
Master's Apprentice
Demon of the fall
under the weeping moon
closure
to bid you farewell
requiem (gonna finish this one eventualy)
 
I can fully play:

Master's Apprentices
Deliverance
Ghost Of Perdition
The Drapery Falls (with live edit solo)
Demon Of The Fall
Bleak
Godhead's Lament
Still Day Beneath The Sun.

Currently learning:

The Grand Conjuration
Epilogue
The Baying Of The Hounds
The Leper Affinity
 
I can fully play:

MAYH:
Demon of the fall
Credence
April Ethereal

Still Life:
Godheads Lament
Benighted
Face of melinda

BWP:
leper affinity
Bleak
harvest
Drapery falls
Dirge for November
Patterns in the ivy
BWP
Still day beneath the sun

Deliverance:
A fair judgement
Masters apprentices
Deliverance

Damnation:
To rid the disease
Death whispered a lullaby
closure
In my time of need

Ghost reveries:
none yet.

I know parts of every song...exept on a couple songs on orchid
 
I have no classical training, so I can't call myself a classical guitarist, but I have composed a ton of "classical" stuff on guitar, and have played some previously existing too.

Full songs:
The Grand Conjuration (incl. lead)
The Leper Affinity (incl. leads)
Godhead's Lament
The Drapery Falls (working on the lead)
Harvest
In My Time of Need
Death Whispered A Lullaby
To Rid The Disease (incl. lead)
Ending Credits
Deliverance
Master's Apprentices
Isolation Years

partial songs:
Benighted (incl.lead)
Bleak
Ghost of Perdition
most of Damnation

...I guess that's about it.
 
annt said:
I have no classical training, so I can't call myself a classical guitarist, but I have composed a ton of "classical" stuff on guitar, and have played some previously existing too.

Full songs:
The Grand Conjuration (incl. lead)
The Leper Affinity (incl. leads)
Godhead's Lament
The Drapery Falls (working on the lead)
Harvest
In My Time of Need
Death Whispered A Lullaby
To Rid The Disease (incl. lead)
Ending Credits
Deliverance
Master's Apprentices
Isolation Years

partial songs:
Benighted (incl.lead)
Bleak
Ghost of Perdition
most of Damnation

...I guess that's about it.

The Grand Conjuration solo is hard...:worship:
 
I play it in dropped D tuning (I know it's in open, but it can be played with that too). I don't know if it's right but i play the beginning of the solo like this:

B---5-6-10-10-6-5-6-13-13-6-5-6-15-15-6-5-6-17-17-6-5-6-18-18-6-5-6-17-17-6-5-6-15-15-6-5-6-13-13-6-5- etc.

tapping the higher notes obviously.
 
I can only play Master's Apprentices, Demon of the Fall, and the acoustic part of The Night and the Silent Water.

I took classical lessons for about a year, but didn't enjoy it at all. My instructor was so nazi-ish about it it was freaky. He did everything possible to kill every creative cell I had, and basically dismissed everything composed by anyone within the last century or so who had less than 20 years of studying behind them.
 
Guitar pro is a program. I downloaded it from Torrent I think.

It's basically a program that allows you to tab songs and download already made tabs for songs. The website I use is http://www.mysongbook.com

It has about 85 Opeth tabs.

What the program does is play the tab, actual sounds and rhythm and all. The good thing about it, is that it also allows one to tab drums, bass, guitar, keyboard and every other instrument out there, so in the end, you a have a complete song, only without vocals. And you can slow the speed down while learning and then speed up as you get better.

It doesn't require much CPU power. I used it before on Pentium Celeron 933mhz and it ran perfectly. you can get the demo of the program at http://www.guitar-pro.com

Cheers :)