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Postby texafana » Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:29 pm

Did anyone else notice the keyboard chord pattern was changed during the verse? It kind of sounded like a "boogie" pattern for those in the know. Not bad...but very different for sure.

Also, I thought it was slick when Cain grabbed the guitar during the guitar solo! Nice!
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Postby Gideon » Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:30 pm

I couldn't hear Cain's synths at all; Neal was just thoroughly badass, though.
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Postby stevew2 » Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:37 pm

Fag was only playing the piano live, {it looked like the Mason Hamlin from his studio{cheap bastard}His hands wearnt play the synth sounds you were hearing from the TV. I think the guitar was live , he tried to look like a man.Didnt work
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Postby Rockindeano » Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:41 pm

stevew2 wrote:Fag was only playing the piano live, {it looked like the Mason Hamlin from his studio{cheap bastard}His hands wearnt play the synth sounds you were hearing from the TV. I think the guitar was live , he tried to look like a man.Didnt work


it never and I mean never gets old...at least I laugh all the time at your stuff.

Good God dude.. :roll: :D :lol:
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Postby stevew2 » Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:51 pm

Rockindeano wrote:
stevew2 wrote:Fag was only playing the piano live, {it looked like the Mason Hamlin from his studio{cheap bastard}His hands wearnt play the synth sounds you were hearing from the TV. I think the guitar was live , he tried to look like a man.Didnt work


it never and I mean never gets old...at least I laugh all the time at your stuff.

Good God dude.. :roll: :D :lol:
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Postby Gideon » Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:55 pm

I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:

Cain usually impresses me; the bastard can whip out a mean power ballad, can play the fuck out of a piano, rhythm guitar, and harmonica. Not to mention I really liked "Every Generation." Not to mention he's aged very well and seems to still have a set of fantastic arms on him for a fucker who's pushing 60.

That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.
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Postby finalfight » Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:57 pm

Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:
That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.


Then get them help, stat! :lol:
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Postby Gideon » Mon Feb 02, 2009 4:00 pm

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Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:
That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.


Then get them help, stat! :lol:


There's no redeeming quality to that version. None. N-O-N-E. And I give Cain as much credit as humanly possible, but he doesn't have the pipes to try that.
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Postby stevew2 » Mon Feb 02, 2009 4:01 pm

Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:

Cain usually impresses me; the bastard can whip out a mean power ballad, can play the fuck out of a piano, rhythm guitar, and harmonica. Not to mention I really liked "Every Generation." Not to mention he's aged very well and seems to still have a set of fantastic arms on him for a fucker who's pushing 60.

That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.
Ill tell ya later. Your freind needs needs their ears reamed out. i hope you are a girl since you are checkin out his arms. he is a great composer, he is just a dick that lies,and eats his own shit for breakfast
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Postby Gideon » Mon Feb 02, 2009 4:05 pm

stevew2 wrote:
Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:

Cain usually impresses me; the bastard can whip out a mean power ballad, can play the fuck out of a piano, rhythm guitar, and harmonica. Not to mention I really liked "Every Generation." Not to mention he's aged very well and seems to still have a set of fantastic arms on him for a fucker who's pushing 60.

That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.
Ill tell ya later. Your freind needs needs their ears reamed out. i hope you are a girl since you are checkin out his arms. he is a great composer, he is just a dick that lies,and eats his own shit for breakfast


Girl? No, lol. Just hoping that I age that well. As a lazy teenager, let me tell you, the idea of getting old is fucking scary.
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Re: Keyboard / Guitar Pregame DSB Performance

Postby la michelona » Mon Feb 02, 2009 4:10 pm

texafana wrote:Did anyone else notice the keyboard chord pattern was changed during the verse? It kind of sounded like a "boogie" pattern for those in the know. Not bad...but very different for sure.

Also, I thought it was slick when Cain grabbed the guitar during the guitar solo! Nice!



Did anyone notice the revved-up tempo or was it just me?
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Postby journey062393 » Tue Feb 03, 2009 12:47 am

stevew2 wrote:Fag was only playing the piano live, {it looked like the Mason Hamlin from his studio{cheap bastard}His hands wearnt play the synth sounds you were hearing from the TV. I think the guitar was live , he tried to look like a man.Didnt work




The camera crew must have agreed with you. Cain seemed to get a lot of air time. Especially during the solo, they zoomed in on Cain playing most of it and not much of Neal. I guess Neal doesnt have as much control over NBC as he does Journey! I don't think there were any Deen shots til the very end either. But plenty of the Undertaker!
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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Feb 03, 2009 8:24 am

Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:

Cain usually impresses me; the bastard can whip out a mean power ballad, can play the fuck out of a piano, rhythm guitar, and harmonica. Not to mention I really liked "Every Generation." Not to mention he's aged very well and seems to still have a set of fantastic arms on him for a fucker who's pushing 60.

That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.

:lol: :shock:
Are you Tito's friend, Giddy?!?! :wink:
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Postby brywool » Tue Feb 03, 2009 8:24 am

Couldn't hear it. Arnel's voice was so far up in the mix. Bands rarely sound good on live tv.
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Postby Gideon » Tue Feb 03, 2009 8:25 am

Michigan Girl wrote:
Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:

Cain usually impresses me; the bastard can whip out a mean power ballad, can play the fuck out of a piano, rhythm guitar, and harmonica. Not to mention I really liked "Every Generation." Not to mention he's aged very well and seems to still have a set of fantastic arms on him for a fucker who's pushing 60.

That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.

:lol: :shock:
Are you Tito's friend, Giddy?!?! :wink:


Lmao, no. I'm trying to get this guy (Daniel) to post here but he's afraid you'll all hunt him down and kick the shit out of him. :lol:
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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Feb 03, 2009 8:37 am

Gideon wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:

Cain usually impresses me; the bastard can whip out a mean power ballad, can play the fuck out of a piano, rhythm guitar, and harmonica. Not to mention I really liked "Every Generation." Not to mention he's aged very well and seems to still have a set of fantastic arms on him for a fucker who's pushing 60.

That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.

:lol: :shock:
Are you Tito's friend, Giddy?!?! :wink:


Lmao, no. I'm trying to get this guy (Daniel) to post here but he's afraid you'll all hunt him down and kick the shit out of him. :lol:

You corrected him, of course!!! :P :wink:
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Postby Gideon » Tue Feb 03, 2009 8:40 am

Michigan Girl wrote:
Gideon wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:

Cain usually impresses me; the bastard can whip out a mean power ballad, can play the fuck out of a piano, rhythm guitar, and harmonica. Not to mention I really liked "Every Generation." Not to mention he's aged very well and seems to still have a set of fantastic arms on him for a fucker who's pushing 60.

That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.

:lol: :shock:
Are you Tito's friend, Giddy?!?! :wink:


Lmao, no. I'm trying to get this guy (Daniel) to post here but he's afraid you'll all hunt him down and kick the shit out of him. :lol:

You corrected him, of course!!! :P :wink:


About Cain's version? He is the victim of my sarcasm and insults on a day-to-day basis because of it.

About you all kicking the shit out of him? Hell no. He's seen the extent of your cruelty and vindication. I specifically warned him about you. :lol:
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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Feb 03, 2009 8:47 am

Gideon wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
Gideon wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
Gideon wrote:I wanna hear what it is about Cain that has you so bitter, Steve. :lol:

Cain usually impresses me; the bastard can whip out a mean power ballad, can play the fuck out of a piano, rhythm guitar, and harmonica. Not to mention I really liked "Every Generation." Not to mention he's aged very well and seems to still have a set of fantastic arms on him for a fucker who's pushing 60.

That said, I detest pretty much all of his solo work that I've heard and his version of "Faithfully" could be a dog whistle. True story: I have a friend irl who prefers Cain's version to the one sung by Perry.

:lol: :shock:
Are you Tito's friend, Giddy?!?! :wink:


Lmao, no. I'm trying to get this guy (Daniel) to post here but he's afraid you'll all hunt him down and kick the shit out of him. :lol:

You corrected him, of course!!! :P :wink:


About Cain's version? He is the victim of my sarcasm and insults on a day-to-day basis because of it.

Heck no, his opinion!! :wink:

Gideon wrote:About you all kicking the shit out of him? Hell no. He's seen the extent of your cruelty and vindication. I specifically warned him about you. :lol:

Yeah, this!!
lol.... :wink:
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Postby FishinMagician » Tue Feb 03, 2009 11:24 am

yes to the original question. they keys did copied neals part doin that blues boogie thing between the 5th and the 7th
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Postby texafana » Tue Feb 03, 2009 12:04 pm

FishinMagician wrote:yes to the original question. they keys did copied neals part doin that blues boogie thing between the 5th and the 7th


Cool..you noticed as well. My first time hearing that, have they done that before? To be honest, I didn't really dig that for this song. :(
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Postby FishinMagician » Tue Feb 03, 2009 12:07 pm

texafana wrote:
FishinMagician wrote:yes to the original question. they keys did copied neals part doin that blues boogie thing between the 5th and the 7th


Cool..you noticed as well. My first time hearing that, have they done that before? To be honest, I didn't really dig that for this song. :(

i have heard so many versions of that song i can pick out all the little changes lol. neal always does that but I have never heard cain do it. I don't care for it either
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Postby stevew2 » Tue Feb 03, 2009 12:13 pm

FishinMagician wrote:
texafana wrote:
FishinMagician wrote:yes to the original question. they keys did copied neals part doin that blues boogie thing between the 5th and the 7th


Cool..you noticed as well. My first time hearing that, have they done that before? To be honest, I didn't really dig that for this song. :(

i have heard so many versions of that song i can pick out all the little changes lol. neal always does that but I have never heard cain do it. I don't care for it either
It was gay,i could play it and im not a guitar player
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Postby Jeremey » Tue Feb 03, 2009 12:29 pm

Cain's played the guitar on a stand bit since 2000 or so hasn't he?

Check the Arrival DVD.
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