To JT: Yea, it's quite shitty. And tomolo is the start of a new week of zzz-ing feelings. And regarding the Fs, it's just the F keys on ur keyboard. Dun think too much.
I'm currently into the transcribing phase of my guitar playing life. So far i have just transcribed 5 songs. All chinese pop, cos the chord progressions are much easier to catch. The only tricky thing is the key they are in, which leads to the frequent use of the capo. Probably i'd need to invest those giant kiap kiap kinds. Mine's like a little restraining piece tt u tie around the neck, kinda like what the drug addicts do when they need a jab on the arm. Madness, guitar and drugs, so closely related!
Anyway's here's the list of songs i've transcribed (and i think they are pretty close to the real thing though it's just pure chords):
Liang Ge Nu Sheng - 打扫
Sandy Lam - 至少还有你
Tank - 专属天使
Zhang Hui Mei - 原来你什么都不要
Zhang Hui Mei - 听海
The song choices are based on Shirui's preferences. Either she likes to sing tt song, or she likes tt song. So yea, if u need the chords to those songs u can just drop a note here and i will send u.
Notice tt the artist names are in english, while the song names are in chinese. Well it's just a quirky habit i have, to enable me to find the song faster. The issue here is tt Windows doesnt arrange chinese words in "alphabetical" order, not tt they have any to start with. So yea, it's quite a hassle to find chinese songs. So now at least i can search the artist name quickly, and get to the song faster. Yea it works this way for me.
It's actually fun to transcribe chinese songs. They have quite interesting progressions sometimes. It's not always the canon progression, though it's like 50% of the time. Sometimes u get real interesting ones like the Sandy Lam song. Quite a good way to learn how to write a pop tune.
Probably Shirui and I can be a guitar-singer combo and raid all chinese music pubs nxt time. Watch this space.
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