Chords for Ty Segall : l'auto interview
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Hi, Ty Siegel.
It's very [D] nice to meet you.
Hello, nice to meet you.
How are [C] you doing?
[A] Do you know how many [G] records you've made to this point?
Bet you it's gotta [A] be like 50 or [C] something, right?
[G]
Not including [Fm] comps, maybe like 17.
Why is that?
[G] Yeah, I still, that's all I do.
[D] I write music.
[F]
I record it at home and [G] try to go to the beach.
[E] It's like all, [F] those are my only goals in life.
[D] Yeah.
[C]
[A] When you're 40, [G] do you think between now and then,
will [F#] you make another 50 [G] albums?
60?
70?
Because we all know how [A] crazy prolific you are.
[G] You're so prolific.
Do you think [A] you'll just, you won't stop?
[G] When will you stop?
It's too [E] many.
I [A] don't think so.
No, [G] I want every album from here on out [F] to be very [D] specific
and [A] very [G] different than what I've done in the past.
So that might take a while.
[F] We'll see.
[A] Have you listened to [G] your last album recently?
What do you [F] think of it?
Does it still [E] hold up?
I've already moved on to the next thing.
[D] Why is that?
I enjoy listening to some of my records for sure,
but just, I'm usually way more focused on [C#] what I'm doing now.
[C] [A#]
[G] Is the Orange Band still in the band?
It looks, you know, that crazy guy,
and are you still wearing that stupid baby mask?
No more front man, no more baby masks, none of that stuff.
[F#] [B]
[G] Why was this the first time you worked with Steve?
You know, he's in Chicago, I like to [F] work where I live,
and stuff like that.
[E] I know you're a massive fan.
[G] Totally.
[F] You [A] know, first as a fan of the records he's [Am] recorded,
and then [G] as a fan of his own music.
[E] I'm a huge [C] Big Black and [D] Shellac fan.
[F] [G]
[D] Were there any studio tricks, any crazy secrets [G] that you employed
during the making of the record with Steve?
[N] Smashed a toilet with a sledgehammer.
[Dm]
Why is that?
Yeah, I was like, what's the weirdest [G] thing we could do?
Smash [E] a toilet.
And also I was like, what's one thing that [Am] Al Beanie probably hasn't done?
[Gm] And I asked him, have you ever smashed a toilet on a record?
He said no, so I was like, perfect.
[N]
It's very [D] nice to meet you.
Hello, nice to meet you.
How are [C] you doing?
[A] Do you know how many [G] records you've made to this point?
Bet you it's gotta [A] be like 50 or [C] something, right?
[G]
Not including [Fm] comps, maybe like 17.
Why is that?
[G] Yeah, I still, that's all I do.
[D] I write music.
[F]
I record it at home and [G] try to go to the beach.
[E] It's like all, [F] those are my only goals in life.
[D] Yeah.
[C]
[A] When you're 40, [G] do you think between now and then,
will [F#] you make another 50 [G] albums?
60?
70?
Because we all know how [A] crazy prolific you are.
[G] You're so prolific.
Do you think [A] you'll just, you won't stop?
[G] When will you stop?
It's too [E] many.
I [A] don't think so.
No, [G] I want every album from here on out [F] to be very [D] specific
and [A] very [G] different than what I've done in the past.
So that might take a while.
[F] We'll see.
[A] Have you listened to [G] your last album recently?
What do you [F] think of it?
Does it still [E] hold up?
I've already moved on to the next thing.
[D] Why is that?
I enjoy listening to some of my records for sure,
but just, I'm usually way more focused on [C#] what I'm doing now.
[C] [A#]
[G] Is the Orange Band still in the band?
It looks, you know, that crazy guy,
and are you still wearing that stupid baby mask?
No more front man, no more baby masks, none of that stuff.
[F#] [B]
[G] Why was this the first time you worked with Steve?
You know, he's in Chicago, I like to [F] work where I live,
and stuff like that.
[E] I know you're a massive fan.
[G] Totally.
[F] You [A] know, first as a fan of the records he's [Am] recorded,
and then [G] as a fan of his own music.
[E] I'm a huge [C] Big Black and [D] Shellac fan.
[F] [G]
[D] Were there any studio tricks, any crazy secrets [G] that you employed
during the making of the record with Steve?
[N] Smashed a toilet with a sledgehammer.
[Dm]
Why is that?
Yeah, I was like, what's the weirdest [G] thing we could do?
Smash [E] a toilet.
And also I was like, what's one thing that [Am] Al Beanie probably hasn't done?
[Gm] And I asked him, have you ever smashed a toilet on a record?
He said no, so I was like, perfect.
[N]
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Hi, Ty Siegel.
It's very [D] nice to meet you.
Hello, nice to meet you.
How are [C] you doing?
_ _ _ _ [A] Do you know how many [G] records you've made to this point?
Bet you it's gotta [A] be like 50 or [C] something, right?
_ [G] _
_ Not including [Fm] comps, maybe like 17.
Why is that?
[G] Yeah, I still, that's all I do.
[D] I write music.
[F]
I record it at home and [G] try to go to the beach.
[E] It's like all, [F] those are my only goals in life.
[D] Yeah.
_ _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ [A] When you're 40, [G] do you think between now and then,
will [F#] you make another 50 [G] albums?
60?
70?
Because we all know how [A] crazy prolific you are.
[G] You're so prolific.
Do you think [A] you'll just, you won't stop?
[G] When will you stop?
It's too [E] many.
I [A] don't think so.
No, _ [G] I want every album from here on out [F] to be very _ [D] specific
and [A] very [G] different than what I've done in the past.
So that might take a while.
[F] We'll see.
[A] Have you listened to [G] your last album recently?
What do you [F] think of it?
Does it still [E] hold up?
I've already moved on to the next thing.
[D] Why is that?
I enjoy listening to some of my records for sure,
but just, _ I'm usually way more focused on [C#] what I'm doing now.
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A#] _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ Is the Orange Band still in the band?
It looks, you know, that crazy guy,
and are you still wearing that stupid baby mask?
No more front man, no more baby masks, none of that stuff.
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _
[G] Why was this the first time you worked with Steve?
You know, he's in Chicago, I like to [F] work where I live,
and stuff like that.
[E] I know you're a massive fan.
[G] Totally.
_ _ [F] You [A] know, first as a fan of the records he's [Am] recorded,
and then [G] as a fan of his own music.
[E] I'm a huge [C] Big Black and [D] Shellac fan.
[F] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ Were there any studio tricks, any crazy secrets [G] that you employed
during the making of the record with Steve?
[N] Smashed a toilet with a sledgehammer.
[Dm]
Why is that?
Yeah, I was like, what's the weirdest [G] thing we could do?
Smash [E] a toilet.
And also I was like, what's one thing that [Am] Al Beanie probably hasn't done?
[Gm] And I asked him, have you ever smashed a toilet on a record?
He said no, so I was like, perfect.
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
It's very [D] nice to meet you.
Hello, nice to meet you.
How are [C] you doing?
_ _ _ _ [A] Do you know how many [G] records you've made to this point?
Bet you it's gotta [A] be like 50 or [C] something, right?
_ [G] _
_ Not including [Fm] comps, maybe like 17.
Why is that?
[G] Yeah, I still, that's all I do.
[D] I write music.
[F]
I record it at home and [G] try to go to the beach.
[E] It's like all, [F] those are my only goals in life.
[D] Yeah.
_ _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ [A] When you're 40, [G] do you think between now and then,
will [F#] you make another 50 [G] albums?
60?
70?
Because we all know how [A] crazy prolific you are.
[G] You're so prolific.
Do you think [A] you'll just, you won't stop?
[G] When will you stop?
It's too [E] many.
I [A] don't think so.
No, _ [G] I want every album from here on out [F] to be very _ [D] specific
and [A] very [G] different than what I've done in the past.
So that might take a while.
[F] We'll see.
[A] Have you listened to [G] your last album recently?
What do you [F] think of it?
Does it still [E] hold up?
I've already moved on to the next thing.
[D] Why is that?
I enjoy listening to some of my records for sure,
but just, _ I'm usually way more focused on [C#] what I'm doing now.
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ _ [A#] _
_ _ _ _ [G] _ Is the Orange Band still in the band?
It looks, you know, that crazy guy,
and are you still wearing that stupid baby mask?
No more front man, no more baby masks, none of that stuff.
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [B] _ _ _
[G] Why was this the first time you worked with Steve?
You know, he's in Chicago, I like to [F] work where I live,
and stuff like that.
[E] I know you're a massive fan.
[G] Totally.
_ _ [F] You [A] know, first as a fan of the records he's [Am] recorded,
and then [G] as a fan of his own music.
[E] I'm a huge [C] Big Black and [D] Shellac fan.
[F] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [D] _ Were there any studio tricks, any crazy secrets [G] that you employed
during the making of the record with Steve?
[N] Smashed a toilet with a sledgehammer.
[Dm]
Why is that?
Yeah, I was like, what's the weirdest [G] thing we could do?
Smash [E] a toilet.
And also I was like, what's one thing that [Am] Al Beanie probably hasn't done?
[Gm] And I asked him, have you ever smashed a toilet on a record?
He said no, so I was like, perfect.
[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _