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From The Beginning has all the elements that make Greg Lake’s acoustic songs great- interesting sounds with the use of extended chords, many of which use open strings for a sense of consistency, harmonics, percussive strumming, arpeggio picking in both the alternating and cross-picking styles, and slightly cryptic lyrics that add to the mysterious quality. A must-learn tune for every guitar player
Neil, I love the shirt!
written by st pierre, June 26, 2011
Neil,
Great lesson.
Beginning student here and with your style of teaching I feel I can attempt to tackle stuff like this.
I especially liked in the break it down section your not being sure if we're supposed to hit the note on the 13th fret or not. :)
Keep up the good work sensei and I will keep watching/learning.
John
written by jksniper, December 28, 2010
Hi,
First off great site! A lot of fabulous instruction. I do have a question though: On the ELP song, From the Begining on part 6, Break it Down, Pre-Intro, you talk about the "tabs you have." Are there tabs for this song on the site - if so where - or are you just referring to tabs for the song in general which can be pulled of the Internet?
written by Robert Pick, December 29, 2009
Neil,
I cannot believe I can play this song. After watching your video playthrough I thought to myself but I better try another song. Since I liked that song so much, I found myself watching your video of it over and over....eventually, I grabbed my guitar and learned it section by section. I still can't believe it. Moral of the story...Never Underestimate yourself
Thanks Again,
Terry
written by Terry Steffes, July 16, 2009
Neil,
Very nice job on the complete lesson. Very well worth the wait!
Thanks!
Scott
written by Scott Stiles, May 11, 2009
Well done, Neil,
now I'm really enjoying myself with
From The Beginning!:)
Sergio Traversa
Italy
written by Sergio Traversa, May 10, 2009
Beautiful, Neil!! I've *almost* got it down... Your video showed me where I was making some crucial fingering errors. Now it's practice, practice, practice... :-)
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