Great job and thanks for the tab! :) I should compare with what i used to play back in the days, i was not 100% happy with the full chords sections, but the rest was pretty close (even if we did a very personal cover)! :)
Red is from before the tuning in NST (5ths) became common for Fripp- which was around 1993. Pretty sure that whole album is standard tuning. But he plays it now in his "new standard tuning:, which approximates all 5ths tuning.
Oh to be sixteen on acid and hearing this for the first time again . Great playing/transcription and pleased to see you done your homework on his tunings
Excellent
Clear work that shows the different time signatures!!
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Thanks so much for sharing your hard won musical ability and information with us mere mortals
What a Monster tab! Great job!!
Epic! Thanks for sharing. This helped me under stand the rhythmic structure of Red finally. Now i can headbang with musicological assuredness to it
Was a lot of help with learning the album version of the song. Great work!
Nice work!
Great job, seriously.
Great again!
love it!!
Brilliant thanks
That's the real s**t man ahah ❤, this track is soooo beautiful and you’ve done an amazing work. K C forever
Veramente bravo 👍👍👍
I like the colour of your guitar
Great job and thanks for the tab! :) I should compare with what i used to play back in the days, i was not 100% happy with the full chords sections, but the rest was pretty close (even if we did a very personal cover)! :)
What JM is that...Squier? Props... who needs expensive bs guitars...a bad workman always blames his tools! Great job brother!
Question: Frip was known for his tuning in 4ths . . . is this standard tuning ? OR 4ths - thanks! nice tab
Red is from before the tuning in NST (5ths) became common for Fripp- which was around 1993. Pretty sure that whole album is standard tuning. But he plays it now in his "new standard tuning:, which approximates all 5ths tuning.
@@TheAgristina Thanks for the reply. I did some research and found an article that talked about it.
Oh to be sixteen on acid and hearing this for the first time again . Great playing/transcription and pleased to see you done your homework on his tunings
This must be an Eastwood, too
Nope, this one is a Squier Jazzmaster :)
@@cscdfalls a great instrument, too!
Double stop heaven...FRIPP IT! Time signatures galore... the only time progressive was a good adjective!
Calm down