@alexisduprey Thanks for the listen and feedback, Alexis Glad you enjoyed that performance mate. Yes, on paper the Bm chord looks easier than the F chord but is a rather tricky one to get down… I found just moving my fingers from various chords to it… forming the chord shape hovering above the strings and then practicing the landing helped. It’s a great song for practicing sus chord embellishments and dynamics with some simple chords (apart from that Bm).
@adi_mrok Thanks for the listen and feedback, Adrian Glad you enjoyed that performance mate. That comment made my day mate. It’s all credit to Justin’s teaching methods and the communities feedback and guidance. I’m glad I decided to record that song as an anniversary song now than my stuck 3&4 chord versions of Don’t Look Back In Anger and Supersonic. It’s definitely a song that’s going to stay in my repertoire.
@Silvia80 Thanks for the listen and feedback, Silvia Glad you enjoyed that performance. I found Justin’s strumming techniques course great for developing a feel for rhythm and strumming. It’s really helped me through the beginner course.
@Buncey Thanks for the listen and feedback, Liane-Rose Glad you enjoyed that performance and were singing along with me. It’s a great song from a very underrated band. Now I need to go back through my 90s records and see what other gems I can find to learn.
@Rumil Thanks for the listen and feedback, Edgar Yes, one year in but it’s went by that fast it only feels like a couple of months…time flies by when your having fun eh…It’s a great song for consolidating the sus chord embellishments that we learned in Grade 2.
I think I may have figured out what happened here. When I updated OBS it wasn’t taking the input from the audio interface it was taking the input from the laptop microphone.
Nice cover; guitar & vocal.
Guitar sounds bright and breezy - a tone I associate with OCS from those early days.
I think you capture the spirit of the vocal as well.
I liked the addition of Inspiral Carpets at the end.
@jkahn thanks for the listen and feedback, JK, it’s much appreciated yes, it feels good looking back at the progress made over the course of a year. Overall happy with how this recording turned out, it was probably the first time I’ve hit the record button and then after the first verse forgot all about the camera and just got lost in the song.
@Digger72 thanks for taking the time to listen and comment Stephen. Your feedback is very much appreciated mate I was wondering whether anyone would listen to the end and capture the Inspiral Carpets lyrics. I’ve decided now to learn that Inspiral Carpets song on the acoustic as it is such a good song.
The circle is complete in my ears. Nice job, well sung and played. This one to me seemed very steady and smooth. Probably fair to say you have put some time in on this one?
@LBro
Thanks for the listen and Feedback, LB. I’ve been practicing this one for just under 2 months, about 5 minutes per practice session. I did put a lot of effort into the verses as the Bm chord was given me a lot of grief, so a lot of practice on changing to and from the Bm chord. It’s still not quite there but more manageable now and I’m getting a bit more confident with it.
So as part of Grade 2 Consolidation I’ve been learning a couple of songs to consolidate the Stuck 3&4 Chords. So here’s Don’t Look Back In Anger as Wonderwall felt a bit cliche.
As always feedback is appreciated as it helps in the development process. Thanks.
Great one James, I hadn’t seen DLBIA played with a capo with those chords shapes, sounds quite nice.
You got a consistent rhythm, nice strumming with some picking as well.
And on top of that singing, felt like you were getting more relaxed as you went on, great job.
Now to talk about other things, I liked your little tittle, great intro, and is that an Epiphone hummingbird? I was very close to getting when I was looking for a “decent” acoustic but decided to get the Jumbo in the end, glad I did but I had a good feeling playing it, sounds and looks amazing.
Hey Kevin thanks for the listen and feedback mate. It’s much appreciated.
it’s the way Noel plays it mostly these days on the acoustic. Most of the Oasis songs he plays recently with a capo using stuck 3&4 chords when on the acoustic.
That’s a good observation as I noticed that too in the OCS cover I posted last week. It seems to take me a verse to settle down and become relaxed.
Thanks for the listen and feedback Eddie. It means a lot mate. Yes, I’m slowly building up my confidence. I suppose the more I put myself out there the more my confidence will grow and my playing & singing improve.
Don’t look back in anger is my favorite oasis song! You did an amazing job covering it James, really awesome cover. Singing was great as well as the playing. Liking all the new consolidation vids!
Thanks for the listen and feedback Alexis, it’s much appreciated mate. Glad I didn’t murder your favourite Oasis song. Yes, I figured it was time to start posting some of the stuff I’ve been learning to consolidate to make sure I’m on the right path.
Glad you enjoyed that performance mate. Yes, on paper the Bm chord looks easier than the F chord but is a rather tricky one to get down… I found just moving my fingers from various chords to it… forming the chord shape hovering above the strings and then practicing the landing helped. It’s a great song for practicing sus chord embellishments and dynamics with some simple chords (apart from that Bm).
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. wow you gotta be proud, that song has a lot of chord changes and embellishments that you nailed 
