Am I the only person who enjoys the sudden key change between the verses/guitar solo and the pre-chorus ("I gotta feel you in my blood...")? To me, it gives the pre-chorus even more power, and it's where the song begins to soar.
@DBR96A I\'ve always loved that key change too, even back in 87 when I was 8 I didn\'t know guitar then, but somehow I knew something spectacular had been added to make those versus come to a better conclusion, it blew me away, and made the guitar my life now. Those notes traded off together gave the song a cadence that I hannover heard in a rock song before !
@DBR96A I\'ve always loved that key change too, even back in 87 when I was 8 I didn\'t know guitar then, but somehow I knew something spectacular had been added to make those versus come to a better conclusion, it blew me away, and made the guitar my life now. Those notes traded off together gave the song a cadence that I hannover heard in a rock song before !
Am I the only person who enjoys the sudden key change between the verses/guitar solo and the pre-chorus ("I gotta feel you in my blood...")? To me, it gives the pre-chorus even more power, and it's where the song begins to soar.
@DBR96A I\'ve always loved that key change too, even back in 87 when I was 8 I didn\'t know guitar then, but somehow I knew something spectacular had been added to make those versus come to a better conclusion, it blew me away, and made the guitar my life now. Those notes traded off together gave the song a cadence that I hannover heard in a rock song before !
@DBR96A I\'ve always loved that key change too, even back in 87 when I was 8 I didn\'t know guitar then, but somehow I knew something spectacular had been added to make those versus come to a better conclusion, it blew me away, and made the guitar my life now. Those notes traded off together gave the song a cadence that I hannover heard in a rock song before !