Hey guys, i was wondering if anyone knows any good acoustic guitar songs i can learn? Right now im learning Stairway To Heaven, and i already learned Tears in Heaven. I dont want anything too difficult because im still kinda novice, but nothing too easy either. Thx guys, cant wait to see what you tell me.
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Pretty simple chord progression/strumming. Was just listening to this when I saw this thread :v: although it isn't really an acoustic song but if you listen there is one that's playing a progression.
[QUOTE=Kai-ryuu;28812257][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QT9_tEzjtIU&feature=related[/media]
Pretty simple chord progression/strumming. Was just listening to this when I saw this thread :v: although it isn't really an acoustic song but if you listen there is one that's playing a progression.[/QUOTE]
Thx for the song, i think it would sound good on my electric guitar because it has kinda the same tone as the song :)
Wish You Were Here. Almost obligatory to learn.
Im also learing Fur Elise by Beethoven, its kinda hard lol!
[QUOTE=DragonMan933;28812201]Hey guys, i was wondering if anyone knows any good acoustic guitar songs i can learn? Right now im learning Stairway To Heaven, and i already learned Tears in Heaven. I dont want anything too difficult because im still kinda novice, but nothing too easy either. Thx guys, cant wait to see what you tell me.[/QUOTE]
You'd like Viraemia's song Necrotising Fasciitis, has some really nice chord progressions in it, you'll have to find it on your own though cause I'm at work and youtube doesn't work here :saddowns:
The acoustic part to Fade To Black is pretty good. Well the whole song is, but you get my point.
Space Oddity by David Bowie.
All good songs. But maybe now i kinda want a, how should a explain it, like a spooky song. Something that sends chills down your spine rofl.
free bird
[QUOTE=DragonMan933;28820902]All good songs. But maybe now i kinda want a, how should a explain it, like a spooky song. Something that sends chills down your spine rofl.[/QUOTE]
Like I said, Fade to Black :v:
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It has some weird tuning though, and I'm not sure if you can find any good tabs for it.
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Can't go wrong with Fluff
Dust in the Wind by Kansas.
Lucy in the sky with diamonds
Two-Headed Boy. It has like 3 chords, but you kinda have to sing it also for it to make sense.
Beatles in general
ninjad
[QUOTE=Mr._N;28812361]Wish You Were Here. Fucking absolutely obligatory to learn.[/QUOTE]
Fixed :razz:
Behind Blue Eyes (The Who)
[QUOTE=DragonMan933;28816892]Im also learing Fur Elise by Beethoven, its kinda hard lol![/QUOTE]
Classical guitar is fucking ridiculous.
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[QUOTE=Chaotic Lord;28822515]Like I said, Fade to Black :v:[/QUOTE]
Yeah that's got a pretty good and not all that hard acoustic backing to it...at least until the outro solo.
A Tout Le Monde by Megadeth is another obligatory acoustic song. A bunch of Pink Floyd songs have acoustic parts in them, can't hurt to thumb through their catalog.
Oh and Smile by David Gilmour.
Blackbird by The Beatles
Across the Universe by The Beatles
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Oh and Smile by David Gilmour.[/QUOTE]
Gotta love that Hawaiian slide guitar solo.
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tribute - tenacious d
Started off with Wish You Were Here, Tears in Heaven, Behind Blue Eyes, and Hurt. December by Collective Soul is pretty easy and helps with learning to pick through chords, and Knockin' On Heaven's Door is obligatory.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjA5faZF1A8&feature=related[/url]
I really wanna learn this song so bad...
