Biografía:
The Dear Hunter es un proyecto del músico Casey Crescenzo (integrante de la banda de Post Hardcore "The Receiving End Of Sirens") que comenzó en el año 2005. Casey toca el Rhodes Piano, Guitarra y Voz junto a Erick Serna (Guitarra y Coros), Nate Patterson (Bajo), Andy Wildrick (Guitarra, Teclados y Coros) y Nick Crescenzo (Batería y Coros).
Su sonido es un híbrido, que a veces presenta orquestaciones y a veces riffs de Post Hardcore, pero siempre
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Otras canciones:
- Home
- Is There Anybody Here
- Life And Death
- Saved
- The Canopy
- The Squeaky Wheel
- No God (White)
- A Beginning
- A Night On The Town
- A Sea Of Solid Earth
- A Sua Voz
- All Is As All Should Be
- An Escape
- At The End Of The Earth
- Battesimo Del Fuoco
- Beyond The Pale
- Black Sandy Beaches
- Blood
- Blood Of The Rose
- Bring You Down
- Cascade
- Crow And Cackle
- Cycles
- Dear Ms Leading
- Deny It All
- Dig Your Own Grave
- Dont Look Back
- Evicted
- Fall And Flee
- Filth And Squalor
- Girl
- Gloria
- Go Get Your Gun
- He Said He Had A Story
- His Hands Matched His Tongue
- If All Goes Well
- In Cauda Venemum
- Isabella
- King Of Swords Reversed
- Let Go
- Light
- Like Crazy
- Lillian
- Lost But Not All Gone
- Mandala
- Marialenas Song
- Melpomene
- Middle Ground
- Misplaced Devotion
- Mr Malum
- Mr Usher On His Way To Town
- Mrmalum
- Mustard Gas
- No God
- Old Demons
- Ouroboros
- Owls
- Progress
- Rebirth
- Red Hands
- Regress
- Remembered
- Shake Me Awake
- Shame
- Shes Always Singing
- Shouting At The Rain
- Smiling Swine
- Son And Father
- Sweet Naivete
- The Bitter Suite I And Ii Meeting Ms Leading And Through The Dime
- The Bitter Suite Iii
- The Bitter Suite Iv And V The Congregation And The Sermon In The Silt
- The Bitter Suite Vi
- The Church And The Dime
- The Collapse Of The Great Tide Cliffs
- The Dead Dont Starve
- The Fire
- The Flame Is Gone
- The Haves Have Naught
- The Inheritance
- The Inquiry Of Ms Terri
- The Kiss Of Life
- The Lake And The River
- The Line
- The Love
- The March
- The Moon Awake
- The Most Cursed Of Hands Who Am I
- The Old Haunt
- The Oracles On The Delphi Express
- The Pimp And The Priest
- The Poison Woman
- The Procession
- The Revival
- The Right Wrong
- The Tank
- The Thief
- Things That Hide Away
- This Beautiful Life
- This Body
- This Vicious Place
- Too Late
- Trapdoor
- Tripping In Triplets
- Untitled Soul Song
- Vital Vessle Vindicates
- Wait
- Waves
- Weve Got A Score To Settle
- What It Means To Be Alone
- What You Said
- Where The Road Parts
- Whisper
- Witness Me
- Writing On A Wall
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
i only recently got into The dear hunter and i instantly loved it.
i spent about half an hour figuring out this song which is one of my momentary
favorites of "life and death".
Am 5-7-7-5-5-5
E 0-7-9-9-9-(7)
E(open) 0-2-2-1-0-0
C 8-10-10-9-8-8
F 1-3-3-2-1-1
D/F# 2-X-0-2-3-2
G 3-5-5-4-3-3
E/G# 4-X-2-4-5-0
E/A X-0-2-4-5-0
E/H X-2-2-4-5-0
Dm X-X-0-2-3-1
C(open) X-3-2-0-1-0
A 5-7-7-6-5-5
Am E Am E
There was a silver circle sign, and she was standing at the door
Am E Am
we pressed our way right through the crowd, or pace was quickened to her
E
floor,
Am E Am E
there was a single feigning light, and there was silk all on the walls,
Am E Am E
she had a lot of love to give, I was prepared to take it all
"And what did she do next?"
Am E Am E
She had disrobed, and she was waiting on the floor.
Am E Am E
She asked me what it was I want, I thought that I wanted it all.
"What did you say?"
E(open)
I said "Stand up and move your body to the bed."
C
She quickly stood, and slowly turned, and
E
here's exactly what she said.
F D/F# G E/G#
"Please be soft and sweet to me, this life has not been good
E/A E/H E/A A G F E(open) Dm C(open)
you see its hard with such a his___tory
F E(open) F E(open) F E(open)
bu___ried in mi_________se___ry."
"And what did you do next?"
Am E A E
I broke a smile reminding that I paid her well.
Am E Am E
Her lips returned, and then I felt her hands unbuckling my belt.
"So was it good?"
E(open)
It felt like heaven, but I'm sure she was in hell-
C E
I made it clear I'd get my money's worth out of the goods she sells.
F E/G# Am F
Break and bind yourself to me, deliver what you've sold
Dm E/G# Am
you see that I will only take from you, and use it up.
A Dm E/G# E/A E/H Am
I'll use you up "What was your na__________________me".
Am
interlude
F E/G# Am F
Break and bind yourself to me, deliver what you've sold
Dm E/G# Am
you see that I will only take from you, and use it up.
A Dm E/G# E/A E/H Am
I'll use you up "What was your na__________________me".
here the most important solo parts for electric guitar:
if possible play with killswitch instead of a pick :-)
intro/outro:
d -8-7-8-7-5--7--4---5
a 0------------------- repeat
Verse
during Am and E
d -8-7-8-7-5--7--4---5
a 0------------------- (same as intro)
during open E and rest
d -3-2-3-2-0--2--3--2--0
a 2-------------------
i´m sure that i totally nailed the harmonies but of course i cant be 100% sure
that those are the exact chords played.... but it sounds pretty close to me... let
me know ehat you think... this is kinda one of my first tabs that i really posted
but ive been playing for like 12 years so im not one of those "this is my first
tab - please rate"-kids (which by the way almost always suck!!!)^^
Vertigo
i spent about half an hour figuring out this song which is one of my momentary
favorites of "life and death".
Am 5-7-7-5-5-5
E 0-7-9-9-9-(7)
E(open) 0-2-2-1-0-0
C 8-10-10-9-8-8
F 1-3-3-2-1-1
D/F# 2-X-0-2-3-2
G 3-5-5-4-3-3
E/G# 4-X-2-4-5-0
E/A X-0-2-4-5-0
E/H X-2-2-4-5-0
Dm X-X-0-2-3-1
C(open) X-3-2-0-1-0
A 5-7-7-6-5-5
Am E Am E
There was a silver circle sign, and she was standing at the door
Am E Am
we pressed our way right through the crowd, or pace was quickened to her
E
floor,
Am E Am E
there was a single feigning light, and there was silk all on the walls,
Am E Am E
she had a lot of love to give, I was prepared to take it all
"And what did she do next?"
Am E Am E
She had disrobed, and she was waiting on the floor.
Am E Am E
She asked me what it was I want, I thought that I wanted it all.
"What did you say?"
E(open)
I said "Stand up and move your body to the bed."
C
She quickly stood, and slowly turned, and
E
here's exactly what she said.
F D/F# G E/G#
"Please be soft and sweet to me, this life has not been good
E/A E/H E/A A G F E(open) Dm C(open)
you see its hard with such a his___tory
F E(open) F E(open) F E(open)
bu___ried in mi_________se___ry."
"And what did you do next?"
Am E A E
I broke a smile reminding that I paid her well.
Am E Am E
Her lips returned, and then I felt her hands unbuckling my belt.
"So was it good?"
E(open)
It felt like heaven, but I'm sure she was in hell-
C E
I made it clear I'd get my money's worth out of the goods she sells.
F E/G# Am F
Break and bind yourself to me, deliver what you've sold
Dm E/G# Am
you see that I will only take from you, and use it up.
A Dm E/G# E/A E/H Am
I'll use you up "What was your na__________________me".
Am
interlude
F E/G# Am F
Break and bind yourself to me, deliver what you've sold
Dm E/G# Am
you see that I will only take from you, and use it up.
A Dm E/G# E/A E/H Am
I'll use you up "What was your na__________________me".
here the most important solo parts for electric guitar:
if possible play with killswitch instead of a pick :-)
intro/outro:
d -8-7-8-7-5--7--4---5
a 0------------------- repeat
Verse
during Am and E
d -8-7-8-7-5--7--4---5
a 0------------------- (same as intro)
during open E and rest
d -3-2-3-2-0--2--3--2--0
a 2-------------------
i´m sure that i totally nailed the harmonies but of course i cant be 100% sure
that those are the exact chords played.... but it sounds pretty close to me... let
me know ehat you think... this is kinda one of my first tabs that i really posted
but ive been playing for like 12 years so im not one of those "this is my first
tab - please rate"-kids (which by the way almost always suck!!!)^^
Vertigo
The Devoted Few
The Diamonds
The Dillards
The Dirty Heads
The Distillers