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Old December 10th, 2007
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Stairway to heaven

Link is to a youtube vid of me playing STH.

YouTube - Stairway to Heaven Acoustic

note the laugh as I lose where I am in it. LOL

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Very well played Fireblade, sounded really good, have you committed it all to memory or do you use a chord/score sheet?


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Fireblade, that kind of brings me back. STH, Shook Me All Night Long, and Crazy Train - these were the songs we absolutely had to know. I enjoyed that. Thanks, and Merry Christmas.


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Fireblade, that kind of brings me back. STH, Shook Me All Night Long, and Crazy Train - these were the songs we absolutely had to know. I enjoyed that. Thanks, and Merry Christmas.
All classics. AC/DC should be taught in school. Mama I'm comin' home is my fav Ozzy track.

All from memory Jomi. But I have played it a lot. (ask my family) LOL

Cheers for taking the time to listen & comment guys. Having listened to both of your recordings I feel honoured.

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