The Who - The Definitive Guitar Collection 2 Review

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(More customer reviews)I'd like it better if it had the bass, with John Entwistle in your band it's gonna rock, I mean how are we supposed to play the riff from Pinball Wizard, also at the end of I'm Free, with out the "ba-dum"? And it's annoying that said riff and others are only given in guitar chords which doesn't help exactly if you're not playing guitar or not familiar with them. Otherwise it's almost everything in their catalog up to Endless Wire including some songs they didn't write but performed on albums such as Live at Leeds. Although the liner notes are the same in all the books the pictures are different which is nice. You really do want all 4 books as the songs are alphabetical instead of by album.

The songs from Tommy and Quadrophenia are the versions from the original albums, so it's missing some of the extra numbers from Tommy like Mother and Son. Fiddle About is how John Entwistle did it and again it's missing the wonderful gloomy intro. Like many of these books things like Heinz Baked Beans written for brass has been arranged for guitar. Vocals may sound a bit high too, something Roger Daltrey has commented on, so you may want to play around with the octave. The perfect binding is a bit annoying trying to keep the book open if you don't want to break the spine or weigh it down but I've had my fill of comb bound books fall to pieces so until something better comes along it will have to do.

Some day I hope for a complete score book, like that 1000 page Beatles book, with the movie score from Tommy and Endless Wire thrown in among Entwistle's bass and Moony's mad drumming. In the meanwhile this will do nicely.

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Note-for-note tab transcriptions for 41 songs: 5:15 * Getting in Tune * Going Mobile * Happy Jack * Heinz Baked Beans * Helpless Dancer * How Many Friends * I Can See for Miles * I Can't Explain * I Need You * I'm a Boy * I'm Free * I've Had Enough * I've Known No War * It's Your Turn * The Kids Are Alright * more.

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