Biografia:
Brother: Are you ready for “the future of music”? If not, leave now
Thirty seconds in to their first NME interview, Brother loudly declare: “We want to headline Glastonbury. And we will.” This follows their debut London show two weeks ago at the Flowerpot in Kentish Town, at which they mooched onstage and declared: “If anyone here doesn’t want to see the future of music, leave now.”
Two days after that, following on from just four gigs and having been courted by every single label in the land, they signed a deal with Geffen.
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Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Brother - Still Here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAUeW6y6aHg
standard tuning:
INTRO
acoustic guitar:
G#, F#, C#, G#
lead guitar:
G# F# C# G#
e ----------------------------------------------|
B -7777s6666------------------------------------|
G-----------4444s333----------------------------|
D ------------------6-4h5h6-4h5h6-4h5h6-4h5h6---|
A-----------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------|
(there's also a 3rd guitar in there doing the 456 bit an octave lower, i.e:
E-234-234-234-234-234)
VERSE
G# F#
you take my money and burn it to the ground
C# E
it's no inferno but it follows me around and i got
G# F#
selective memory, forgotten your name
C# E
now i'm turning myself inside out once again
G# F# C# E
and i'll take it one day at a time
G# F# C# E
and i'll take it one day at a ti-ime, ti-ime ti-ime
CHORUS (there's no strummed chords in this bit but it's kind of hard to explain in
writing without it, so bear in mind that the chords below probably don't sound as good
as the
actual song, which only features bass/rhythm guitar playing bass notes and lead guitar
playing the same G# note over and over)
G# F# F#/F C#/C C#
if you do, if you don't, if you say that you won't, i'm still here,
E
watching you
bass/rhythm guitar:
G# F# F#/F C#/C C# E
e---------------------------------------|
B---------------------------------------|
G---------------------------------------|
D---------------------------------------|
A----------------3333-44444444-77777777-|
E-4444-2222-1111------------------------|
lead (played over entire chorus):
E-44444444444
b(44444444444) (I'm not sure of this note, but the G# is definitely there)
POST-CHORUS:
verse chords
SOLO:
over verse chords.
BREAK:
Rhythm + Lead guitar:
G# F# F C#
e --------------------------------------|
B -77776666--------------99999----------|
G-------------------88888---------------|
D ----------99998886--------------------|
A --------------------------------------|
then CHORUS/POST-CHORUS again 'til you pass out. or the song ends.
extra bits:
The intro acoustic guitar sounds like it throws in a quick B Bb F# in between the C# and
G#, but i've no idea how to play it as cleanly as the recording, so i can only assume
it's some kind of tuning, or i'm just having a dunce moment...
SECOND METHOD:
CAPO 1st:
Intro:
G, F, C, G
Verse/pre-chorus:
G, F, C, Eb
chorus:
G. G/F, G/E, G/B, C, Eb
G = 3x0033
G/F = 1x0033
G/E = 0x0033
G/B = x2x033
C = x3201x
Eb = x6504x (i.e just slide the C up to the 6th fret)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAUeW6y6aHg
standard tuning:
INTRO
acoustic guitar:
G#, F#, C#, G#
lead guitar:
G# F# C# G#
e ----------------------------------------------|
B -7777s6666------------------------------------|
G-----------4444s333----------------------------|
D ------------------6-4h5h6-4h5h6-4h5h6-4h5h6---|
A-----------------------------------------------|
E-----------------------------------------------|
(there's also a 3rd guitar in there doing the 456 bit an octave lower, i.e:
E-234-234-234-234-234)
VERSE
G# F#
you take my money and burn it to the ground
C# E
it's no inferno but it follows me around and i got
G# F#
selective memory, forgotten your name
C# E
now i'm turning myself inside out once again
G# F# C# E
and i'll take it one day at a time
G# F# C# E
and i'll take it one day at a ti-ime, ti-ime ti-ime
CHORUS (there's no strummed chords in this bit but it's kind of hard to explain in
writing without it, so bear in mind that the chords below probably don't sound as good
as the
actual song, which only features bass/rhythm guitar playing bass notes and lead guitar
playing the same G# note over and over)
G# F# F#/F C#/C C#
if you do, if you don't, if you say that you won't, i'm still here,
E
watching you
bass/rhythm guitar:
G# F# F#/F C#/C C# E
e---------------------------------------|
B---------------------------------------|
G---------------------------------------|
D---------------------------------------|
A----------------3333-44444444-77777777-|
E-4444-2222-1111------------------------|
lead (played over entire chorus):
E-44444444444
b(44444444444) (I'm not sure of this note, but the G# is definitely there)
POST-CHORUS:
verse chords
SOLO:
over verse chords.
BREAK:
Rhythm + Lead guitar:
G# F# F C#
e --------------------------------------|
B -77776666--------------99999----------|
G-------------------88888---------------|
D ----------99998886--------------------|
A --------------------------------------|
then CHORUS/POST-CHORUS again 'til you pass out. or the song ends.
extra bits:
The intro acoustic guitar sounds like it throws in a quick B Bb F# in between the C# and
G#, but i've no idea how to play it as cleanly as the recording, so i can only assume
it's some kind of tuning, or i'm just having a dunce moment...
SECOND METHOD:
CAPO 1st:
Intro:
G, F, C, G
Verse/pre-chorus:
G, F, C, Eb
chorus:
G. G/F, G/E, G/B, C, Eb
G = 3x0033
G/F = 1x0033
G/E = 0x0033
G/B = x2x033
C = x3201x
Eb = x6504x (i.e just slide the C up to the 6th fret)
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