I haven't been around here for ages, so I have probably missed the answer to this question. Where could I find the chord progressions to match the extensive lyrical database found on this website ?
Cheers !
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I haven't been around here for ages, so I have probably missed the answer to this question. Where could I find the chord progressions to match the extensive lyrical database found on this website ?
Cheers !
try the songbook "NO Music 81-89". it´s not 100% accurate but it´s a good way to start. there´s a Republic songbook too. ![]()
Originally posted by Cosmo I haven't been around here for ages, so I have probably missed the answer to this question. Where could I find the chord progressions to match the extensive lyrical database found on this website ?Cheers !
I thought you were Marko cause of your avatar ![]()
There's hardly any JD/NO tabs available on the web, and the ones that are ain't the best !
Most of the songs are pretty simple though, they had to be for the band to manage them ! Subtle key switch in about 1986 to allow Barney to sing the songs, but neither of the songbooks are very helpful or accurate.
Originally posted by Cosmo Shoot. I really like that poster/album.Does that mean i have to change it ?
nah...I reckon we could read the name if we want to know which of you it is!!!!