You're Dead What We Do In The Shadows Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- You're Dead What We Do In The Shadows Tutorial by Norma Tanega 1966
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I love it! I down loaded this song a couple years ago when the show started. Its really hard to believe that this written in 1966.
Indeed!
@@leejohnblackmoremusic I love Matthew Berry. He was in a show called Toast of London. Its on Netflix. It is absolutely superb and side splitting funny. Check it out you won't regret it.
Yeah seen it 🙌 Check:Garth Marenghi's Darkplace
@@leejohnblackmoremusic Just watched it, hilarious, thanks man
why? music lives outside space & time & ppl have an innate need to express themselves…since the beginning of our time on earth…ain’t it wondrous & beautiful‼️
The tutorial I have needed for years.. Never could crack this. You're ace.
Thanks
Personally I just watch the start over and over again just to hear his cover of it.
excellent, lee john!! love your hard driving rhythm - thank you
You’re very welcome my friend enjoy!
This sounds great! I Love these vids!! 💪
Thank you very much
Great movie Great guitar sound. Youre the best LJB. Thank you ✌
Thanks
Fantastic video, only note to mention is that the high D detune is listed as e on the chart, but you do say it's D,
Awesome! I like that you played a complete rendition of the song before breaking it down. Thanks for lesson.
Thanks! A lot complain normally 🥳
@leejohnblackmoremusic Well, I found it useful. Can't make em all happy all the time.
Nice guitar lesson
Great movie!
Thanks! Indeed!
Fantastic lesson, thank you 😊
You're very welcome
Nice vid learned as much as I could from it, that’s all’s matters eh ! Some fun parts for sure can’t wait for next one
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Thanks man, never heard this song b4. Gonna learn it. Its great for shutting up the heckler's if your playing for folks, lol.
Thanks @ you should watch the movie too it's funny👍🎸
This is awesome! Thanks for this🤘
You're very welcome 👍
Amazing and gorgeous! Thank you a lot!
Could you breakdown Unforgiven 2?
Thank youuuu it was really easy to follow appreciate it so much
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Very nice! Thank you
This is legit SO helpful GHYGFYEW I'm gonna have so much fun learning this!!!
Nice custom pickup there buddy, that sounds so good
Thanks very much
I love that guitar tone. So when it's an electro acoustic but with a pick up under strings instead of a mic, is there another name for that type of electro acoustic? Because it sounds more electric than acoustic, if that makes sense! Great performance by the way.
A pickup is a type of microphone just not one with a diaphragm, any acoustic that can be amplified is called an electro-acoustic. 👍🎸
Really nice video! Thanks!
Thanks, you're very welcome 👍
Hahaha, this movie and tv show were hilarious, I loved them.
Yeah me to🙌
finally! thank you
Thanks bro sounds great
Thanks
sir ur insane.....its sooooo goood👌👍💐
Thanks!
ROCK~
Love, love love!!!!
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🥳Brill thanks
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Yeah! Gonna donate some. Thanks!
🙌 thank you!
I wish I had talent like this ☝️☝️☝️
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👏👏👏👏👏 Great!!!!!
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Nice job!
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People reference the TV show but the movie was happening. Norma had a good voice.
I loved the film and was all set to hate the TV series thinking it would be one of those things Americans couldn't leave well alone but it's so good. Then again, Matt Berry can do no wrong in my eyes
@@marshaklein8425 Helps that the TV series was made by the film makers, so they got to expand on the time limitations of the film and go some new places. Have watched the film and all series and they were incredible. The TV cast was inspired - Matt Berry is epic and Kayvan bounces off him superbly.
This song was written for WWDITS, Norma just didn't know it at the time !
@@neilparnell5712 If only that happened every time. I sometimes wonder if it's some cultural difference when it comes to humour. The excellent and very long running UK show, "Red Dwarf" is a good example. There have been two pilots made in Àmerica and they are equally dreadful. The characters just aren't right. It's as if the makers realised that American viewers wouldn't "get" the original deeply flawed, brilliantly written characters so they sanitised them. There's also the fact that the original is superbly well cast. Another example is another favourite of mine, Australian show "Kath&Kim". An American remake got two seasons, god alone knows how. The first episode is almost word for word the Australian original but it just doesn't work. It really needs Jane Turner and Gina Riley who both wrote and starred in it. It says a lot that one character is completely missing in the remake, and not a side character, a major character, Sharon. The character was developed by actress . Magda Szubanski who played Sharon and she refused to let the American remake use her character because she knew the Americans would screw it up. I once heard American sitcoms being called "thinly veiled morality plays" and I agree. British sitcoms don't work that way. There was talk of an American remake of "Absolutely Fabulous" but they wanted to change the character of Patsy. No longer could she constantly swill Bollinger champagne and pop pills. No actress could compare to Dame Joanna Lumley who played her.
@@marshaklein8425 It's very simple really for me, if you are not going to do it justice and / or take the idea further then be respectful and leave it well alone. It is just lazy TV / film making to constantly just rehash or full on copy successful shows / films instead of taking risks with new projects. It is counterproductive and all you end up with is derivative and substandard viewing.
WWDITS shows how good American TV and Film can be if it puts the effort in with original ideas and writers.
You are best player! )
Thanks 👍
Can you do a lesson on everyday is exactly the same by nine inch nails
Thank you so much. Do you mind spelling out the strumming/picking pattern for the “you’re dead, you’re dead..” part? Before that, you say “down down up (down down)” but I get lost after that. Thanks in advance!
Simply buttiful
Thanks ! 😁👍
Очень круто
What a great idea for a tutorial!
This was a request my friend! I can't take the credit for that😁👍
Love the tutorial. Don’t know if you want to update the image of string tuning for open g but you have the first string labeled as e instead of g. Even though you do mention the tuning of d on that string in the tutorial. Lol. Great job though and thanks for the free guitar lesson my man.
Thanks noted 👍
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So glad I found this. Do you really think this is a Super Easy Guitar song though? lol!
Like I say many, many, times not all of my songs are super easy but hopefully super easy to understand. Keep going!
He made it look super easy
First i love ur vids
Thank you!
I don't want to tune my guitar down just to play one song. Lol. Is it possible to play in standard tuning?
Thanks for sharing this, I’ve been binge watching WWDITS and learning this was inevitable :)
Are you playing in open tuning. If so which? Thanks again.
Yes an odd tuning, I didn't explain in the video?
Yep, my bad. Didn’t get that far, but the high e should D. Cheers mate
"Shut up Colin Robinson!"
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4:15 so is the top E tuned down to D or stays E? The table on the video shows E, but you say D.
Top E is tuned down to D also.
That’s really good thanks buddy 👍
Is it “you’re down or you’re dead”?
Or both?
Both!
Thanks you're very welcome 🎸
I need a uke tutorial 😫
This reminds me of Amigo the Devil
Can I use this version for a video I did with a Nandor cosplayer ?
Sure, I don't own the song 🤷♂️
May be a stupid question but Does the strumming pattern stay d du d d the whole way through?
8:40 in strumming pattern?
Strumming pattern 6 minutes in. Learn the feel and the pattern will come naturally. It's slightly different every time, just improvise at first and you'll start to get the hang of it 👍
Hello yeah bad ass lesson great song and its not even metal
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