Biografia:
The Dear Hunter começou como um projeto solo a parte do cantor e tecladista Casey Crescenzo, formalmente um membro da banda proveniente de Boston, Receiving End of Sirens.
Crescenzo decidiu deixar a Receiving End of Sirens e dedicar todo seu tempo em The Dear Hunter.
Seguindo a produção independente de um EP denominado, Dear Ms. Leading, Crescenzo escreveu e gravou um full-length álbum chamado:Act I: The Lake South, the River North. A história de um jovem garoto em seu nascimento, adolescência, e morte.
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Outras músicas:
- 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
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!
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
The Doubleckicks
The Dovells
The Dream
The Dresden Doll (...)
The Drifters