Say Anything - Say Anything (Nervous Energies session) video free download

D I L L I O N x

Why anyone would not like this blows my mind. 

But Breathing

1:09 for grumpy cat

Jane Doe

No idiotHe bought am xbox to look at.

ASkateOfMind

he is definitely not in front of a green screen, lol

TheMischiefTV

SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MUSIC buy the store

Kitty Mitch

LOVE!!! <3

TheTempest909

the point of a matte screen is to not have a reflection... you can clearly see his reflection on the door and just below the tv

Jess Smith

Who knows? He's in front of a green screen. You can tell because he has no reflection in the TV.

zackfact

hes aIways reminded me of Dane Cook

ThePoodlexx45

He's such a talented musician.

Edwin Rodriguez

Second video this is on...does no one else notice that the description says "Pick up their new record 'Anarchy, My Dear' AND your local independent music store"?

Kawaii Kris

I noticed the Xbox in the back makes me wonder if max plays Xbox ???

Ben Jennings

Hey, let me tell you this man, it'll help you out a ton if you can get the hang of it.

pivvot

i guess i could give it a shot. but i think im going to fuck it up bad hahah

Ben Jennings

It's not the only way but it will really help you to learn stuff by ear.

pivvot

alright ill check that out and ill go back to my notes from when i had a teacher and check his scale charts he showed me to refresh. i never really liked that technical stuff but if its the only way to learn songs myself...

Ben Jennings

I highly recommend you look up a circle of fourths then, every fourth chord from the ones he is using is likely to be the next in the sequence, it should help you out a lot.

pivvot

i kinda know scales... but barely and what you said is foreign to me ahahhahaah i just started with a few chords and then learned more and more and i think i know 30 chords but thats all i know

Ben Jennings

Let me help you out here, do you know scales? If so, try to match up the chords and figure out what key it's in. Looking at your chords, I'm thinking it's in the key of C major/Aminor, run through the chords in that scale or use the crcles of fourths and fifths to figure it out, though they're likely octaves, hearing it now.

pivvot

buddy speak for yourself, honestly. you dont know how well i can tell what chords hes using down the neck... i can tell when its G Am C D Dm F Fm but when he gets into C# or something on a further fret i cant tell what the hell it is