Chords for Dave Mustaine At: Guitar Center
Tempo:
137.95 bpm
Chords used:
E
Em
C
D
Am
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[E] [Em]
[Am] I'm Dave Mustaine [E] at Guitar Center.
[Em] When I was growing up, one of my influences was Michael Schenker.
That's why I play a V.
[Am] And I thought his guitar playing, because it was classically [Em] influenced, was just amazing.
Every time I would hear a solo, there was [Am] a new direction it went into,
and that was part of the [D] challenge.
This [Em] guitar I'm holding right now is the Dean [G] VMNT,
and [Am] the [Em] reason that we came up with that [D] name was we wanted to have a [E] name that had the letter V in it.
But it wasn't until I found Dean that I really found my home.
[D] Never [Em] had a single guitar from Dean show up to me that [G] wasn't absolutely ready to [C] play.
When [B] the guitar [Gb] first was developed, [Em] we wanted to give it a little bit of a difference
from when we were with ESP and not copy the Jackson [C] model too much.
I think probably one of the coolest things was having the six tuners in line.
For me, [Em] tuning and then having to turn on the [C] bottom and turn it the opposite way a lot of times,
[Eb] it's critical when you're on stage, you need to tune [B] quickly [A] in between songs.
[F] [E] So for me, [C] one of the most important things about [Eb] design for this guitar [F] was playability.
[Bm] One thing that sets this guitar apart [B] too is the [A] use of the frets, the jumbo [C] frets on here.
We're not using [Em] really thin [C] frets, so the guitar [D] has that kind of a twangy [A] sound.
This is like one of the [Ab] best metal sounding [E] guitars I've ever played.
The album 13 was recorded last year.
It was my [Em] 13th record.
There's a lot of symbology with the number [G] 13.
[E] For example, I started playing guitar when I was 13.
I [C] was born on the 13th.
[Ebm] Right now, [E] we're really excited about our future.
We're going to be [C] releasing a new record next [Em] year.
And our touring, which is relentless, has got us [D] back in favor [E] with the public.
[Em]
We're just going to keep doing what we're doing [A] and watch what's on the horizon.
If we [E] get super big, you know America's in trouble.
[A] [E] [Gb] [E]
[D] [Am] [Bm]
[E]
[F] [E]
[B] [Bb] [B]
[G] [E] [Gb] [Ab]
[Am] I'm Dave Mustaine [E] at Guitar Center.
[Em] When I was growing up, one of my influences was Michael Schenker.
That's why I play a V.
[Am] And I thought his guitar playing, because it was classically [Em] influenced, was just amazing.
Every time I would hear a solo, there was [Am] a new direction it went into,
and that was part of the [D] challenge.
This [Em] guitar I'm holding right now is the Dean [G] VMNT,
and [Am] the [Em] reason that we came up with that [D] name was we wanted to have a [E] name that had the letter V in it.
But it wasn't until I found Dean that I really found my home.
[D] Never [Em] had a single guitar from Dean show up to me that [G] wasn't absolutely ready to [C] play.
When [B] the guitar [Gb] first was developed, [Em] we wanted to give it a little bit of a difference
from when we were with ESP and not copy the Jackson [C] model too much.
I think probably one of the coolest things was having the six tuners in line.
For me, [Em] tuning and then having to turn on the [C] bottom and turn it the opposite way a lot of times,
[Eb] it's critical when you're on stage, you need to tune [B] quickly [A] in between songs.
[F] [E] So for me, [C] one of the most important things about [Eb] design for this guitar [F] was playability.
[Bm] One thing that sets this guitar apart [B] too is the [A] use of the frets, the jumbo [C] frets on here.
We're not using [Em] really thin [C] frets, so the guitar [D] has that kind of a twangy [A] sound.
This is like one of the [Ab] best metal sounding [E] guitars I've ever played.
The album 13 was recorded last year.
It was my [Em] 13th record.
There's a lot of symbology with the number [G] 13.
[E] For example, I started playing guitar when I was 13.
I [C] was born on the 13th.
[Ebm] Right now, [E] we're really excited about our future.
We're going to be [C] releasing a new record next [Em] year.
And our touring, which is relentless, has got us [D] back in favor [E] with the public.
[Em]
We're just going to keep doing what we're doing [A] and watch what's on the horizon.
If we [E] get super big, you know America's in trouble.
[A] [E] [Gb] [E]
[D] [Am] [Bm]
[E]
[F] [E]
[B] [Bb] [B]
[G] [E] [Gb] [Ab]
Key:
E
Em
C
D
Am
E
Em
C
_ _ _ _ _ [E] _ _ [Em] _
_ _ _ _ _ [Am] I'm Dave Mustaine [E] at Guitar Center.
[Em] When I was growing up, one of my influences was Michael Schenker.
That's why I play a V.
[Am] And I thought his guitar playing, because it was classically [Em] influenced, was just amazing.
Every time I would hear a solo, there was [Am] a new direction it went into,
and that was part of the [D] challenge.
This [Em] guitar I'm holding right now is the Dean [G] VMNT,
and [Am] the [Em] reason that we came up with that [D] name was we wanted to have a [E] name that had the letter V in it.
But it wasn't until I found Dean that I really found my home.
[D] Never [Em] had a single guitar from Dean show up to me that [G] wasn't absolutely ready to [C] play.
When [B] the guitar [Gb] first was developed, [Em] we wanted to give it a little bit of a difference
from when we were with ESP and not copy the Jackson [C] model too much.
I think probably one of the coolest things was having the six tuners in line.
For me, [Em] tuning and then having to turn on the [C] bottom and turn it the opposite way a lot of times,
_ [Eb] it's critical when you're on stage, you need to tune [B] quickly [A] in between songs.
[F] [E] So for me, [C] one of the most important things about [Eb] design for this guitar [F] was playability.
[Bm] One thing that sets this guitar apart [B] too is the [A] use of the frets, the jumbo [C] frets on here.
We're not using [Em] really thin [C] frets, so the guitar [D] has that kind of a twangy [A] sound.
This is like one of the [Ab] best metal sounding [E] guitars I've ever played.
The album 13 was recorded last year.
It was my [Em] 13th record.
There's a lot of symbology with the number [G] 13.
_ [E] For example, I started playing guitar when I was 13.
I [C] was born on the 13th.
[Ebm] Right now, [E] we're really excited about our future.
We're going to be [C] releasing a new record next [Em] year.
And our touring, which is _ relentless, _ has got us [D] back in favor [E] with the public.
[Em] _
We're just going to keep doing what we're doing [A] and watch _ what's on the horizon.
If we [E] get super big, you know America's in trouble.
_ [A] _ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ [Gb] _ _ _ [E] _
_ _ [D] _ _ [Am] _ _ [Bm] _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [F] _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[B] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ [E] _ [Gb] _ _ _ [Ab] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Am] I'm Dave Mustaine [E] at Guitar Center.
[Em] When I was growing up, one of my influences was Michael Schenker.
That's why I play a V.
[Am] And I thought his guitar playing, because it was classically [Em] influenced, was just amazing.
Every time I would hear a solo, there was [Am] a new direction it went into,
and that was part of the [D] challenge.
This [Em] guitar I'm holding right now is the Dean [G] VMNT,
and [Am] the [Em] reason that we came up with that [D] name was we wanted to have a [E] name that had the letter V in it.
But it wasn't until I found Dean that I really found my home.
[D] Never [Em] had a single guitar from Dean show up to me that [G] wasn't absolutely ready to [C] play.
When [B] the guitar [Gb] first was developed, [Em] we wanted to give it a little bit of a difference
from when we were with ESP and not copy the Jackson [C] model too much.
I think probably one of the coolest things was having the six tuners in line.
For me, [Em] tuning and then having to turn on the [C] bottom and turn it the opposite way a lot of times,
_ [Eb] it's critical when you're on stage, you need to tune [B] quickly [A] in between songs.
[F] [E] So for me, [C] one of the most important things about [Eb] design for this guitar [F] was playability.
[Bm] One thing that sets this guitar apart [B] too is the [A] use of the frets, the jumbo [C] frets on here.
We're not using [Em] really thin [C] frets, so the guitar [D] has that kind of a twangy [A] sound.
This is like one of the [Ab] best metal sounding [E] guitars I've ever played.
The album 13 was recorded last year.
It was my [Em] 13th record.
There's a lot of symbology with the number [G] 13.
_ [E] For example, I started playing guitar when I was 13.
I [C] was born on the 13th.
[Ebm] Right now, [E] we're really excited about our future.
We're going to be [C] releasing a new record next [Em] year.
And our touring, which is _ relentless, _ has got us [D] back in favor [E] with the public.
[Em] _
We're just going to keep doing what we're doing [A] and watch _ what's on the horizon.
If we [E] get super big, you know America's in trouble.
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[B] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [B] _ _ _ _
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