Sentence examples for diminished guitar from inspiring English sources
While fans and critics took notice of Lifeson's diminished guitar work, his presence was still palpable.
His bassline on "Pinball Wizard" was described by Who biographer John Atkins as "a contribution of its own without diminishing the guitar lines"; he described his part on "The Real Me" from Quadrophenia, recorded in one take, as "a bass solo with vocals".
On its third album, "Alice in Chains" (there have also been three EP's), the band from Seattle settles into its electric mode: slow-grinding, diminished or minor-chord guitar riffs and calmly accusatory vocals, with an occasional shift into a major key to belie lyrics like "Heaven beside you..
If you like melodic death metal, you'll have to learn the min-pentatonic scale, guitar harmonies, diminished scale, harmonic minor scale sweeping, tapping, and some hard rock/melodic British heavy metal.
The most common arpeggio/scale used in tech death metal for the guitar is the diminished.
"Nylon Smile" is an ominous web of backwards guitars, tom-toms and diminished chords in which Ms. Gibbons sings, "I don't know what I've done to deserve you".
Malkmus himself is still playing plenty of guitar, and playing it without diminished energy or creativity — there's great economy and feeling in the lines of "Independence Street".
Pedal steel guitars brush up against space-age keyboards, suggesting an authenticity that's become diminished; high-lonesome harmonies and barroom piano evoke a rustic Americana, while drum loops and samples stake out a more high-tech landscape.
The crowds have diminished.
