Backing Track: US indie rock
The piece is inspired by the great US band Live and is based around the key of B minor with some simple chord inversions thrown in for good measure
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The piece is inspired by the great US band Live and is based around the key of B minor with some simple chord inversions thrown in for good measure. The metal section towards the end is in the key of E
Here's a backing track from the demo of the Fret-King Elan 60 that first featured on the GIT328 Guitarist CD.
We used a Orange Hard Wired Tiny Terror for all amp tones.
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This backing track is intended for private and non-commercial use only. No part may be reproduced without the written consent of the copyright owners. © Future Publishing
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