Tuned to D standard. Most of these are played as barre chords, but open chords sound fine as well. Quite a few of these chords variate between major and minor... so there will be a few mistakes 7ths are also possible. Lyrics from DBT site. Natural Light A F# Bm If it weren't for the glow of the scre...

Ah, so we have to explain now! 1) Southern Rock Opera - The perfect album. You can tell how much time was put into it, but it doesn't feel staged either. 2) A Blessing and a Curse - DBT at it's darkest. I don't know if this album would have worked without the trouble going on in the band. Patterson'...

Halfway through the chords. For the lead stuff you're on your own

GB - Sandwiches for the Road PD - Mrs. Dubose SRO I - Moved (this one and Mrs. Dubose are acquired tastes ) SRO II - Road Cases DD - Your Daddy Hates Me TDS - Danko/Manuel ABAAC - (Any song that's not Gravity's Gone, Aftermath USA, Space City, or World of Hurt) BTCD - Checkout Time in Vegas TBTD - Y...

By Album: Panties in Your Purse - duh! One of These Days - This rawks, miss the Wah-Wah in concert though. Love Like This - Better than the studio version. Zip City - The only method I have of proving this one's greatness, is that it beat out 72 (this highway's mean) on this list. The guitars don't ...

Thanks! Where's Sadler though?

Nah, Heartbreaker is one of the best albums released in the last 20 years. SE was one the best albums released last year. I agree on both fronts. Adams has never made a solo album that's listenable all the way through, including Heartbreaker IMHO. Some great songs by I think he's a poor self editor...

While I may not agree with everything the reviewer has to say here I like the place he's coming from. You never know when a DBT track you slightly overlook comes back and bites you in the jugular. What is clear is that he gets it. m I actually agree with most of that. And that's coming from a guy (...

First time DBT album. And to these 57 yr old ears, a wonderful, rockin experience, much like the first time I heard Exile on Main St. in 1972. I keep playing it over and over. Now I need to get some older albums like Decoration Day. Going to see them in Boston on the 21st and am really lookin forwa...

Listened 30+ times and haven't noticed it... 17 with no hearing problems... now I'm worried!

Well, I think they have the potential to be as great as ever, really. What they need, IMHO is a great player like Isbell or Neff who can sort of tie the sack musically. Not necissarely a "hot picker" but someone to challenge Hood and Cooley musically to be the very best they can be. They ...

Pitchfork weigh in.. m If I was to read that review and guess the guys score before seeing it I would have guessed it got 7.5, maybe slightly more. It's a fairly well written review, quite thoughtful and he seems to be a fan, talking about "truly great DBT albums". Generally seems a posit...

Good thing I read Hyden after Spin.. wtf? Wouldn't have been able to sleep

And I'm sure if Shonna had stayed, Brad's inner voice would not appear on Grand Canyon

Reading all the reviews makes me want to listen to it more. The struggle...

notarydpo72 wrote:Okay, I haven't read the whole thread, so apologies if this has been covered. Bought the CD at City Winery. Is there no download option unless you pre-ordered? Curses!

Same. And can't play vinyl...

on the plus side, the itunes version does sound better than the leak - not muffled.

Country's tame. I get hillbilly/redneck

heartbreaker1976 wrote:just watched Shonna and co. on Music City Roots...gotta say she's getting better at fronting this band. I really enjoyed the performance.

Much better! Probably my favorite song besides I brought a Pie. But this is coming from someone who liked Dancing Ricky

During tonight's Homecoming stream I realized (for the first time) that the chord sequence to this song is identical to Zip City Yeah.... No. Not the same melody (at all), but I'm pretty sure they're both Em/G/D/A....maybe PIYP is in a different key. EDIT: After a bit of googling, looks like I'm a ...

Gangstabilly - The Living Bubba, Sandwiches for the Road. Pizza Deliverance - One of these Days, Margo & Harold. Southern Rock Opera: Act I - 72 (This Highway's Mean), Zip City. (Tough to leave out DD&N, that'd be my third pick) Southern Rock Opera: Act II - Plastic Flowers on the Highway, W...

BB Coach wrote:Tough week for Patterson. Two years in a row. What an awesome song and tribute. Never tire of this one.

Yup. Nice new arrangement as well.

World of Hurt early on. Not wasting time.

What am I missing on this song ? Lots of folks love it. I'm trying. But it hasn't happened yet. Although, this organ as I type this is helping the process. With you. Decent. Nothing special. "The Part of Him" tells the story better. ?? TPOH is the most overrated song for this album...

dime in the gutter wrote:hope to hear a ripping patterson solo here.

You got it. While EO might be considered Cooley's album for songs and singing, Hood's guitar playing has never been more prominent...

Who is that that sounds like Jason? I guess I'm getting tired.

Feels like AAW. That's a good thing.

Damn tea party...

Sound is fantastic.

Also, this is really the first time I've noticed a bass line on a loud DBT rock song.

Zip City wrote:

cortez the killer wrote:

Zip City wrote:LOVE THIS SONG

Top-tier Hood.

Dare I say "underrated" so far by this board?

Definitely. Probably because it's overshadowed by the last 3 Hood songs on the record.

anyone else getting three ads in a row?

Love the keys on Heathens.

Thanks for posting this Iowan. Sounds fine to these ears. Here are the full lyrics from the lyrics thread: Put your cigarette out and get your hat back on Don't mix up which is which They don't pay you enough to work Well they don't pay me enough to bitch Boss ain't as smart as he'd like to be But h...