Question on Goodbye to You - position-wise it would seem to make more sense to play the F# at D4 rather than A9, so you don't have to shift position on the neck at all through the song. Is there a reason you have it at A9?
No reason, no. I just like the movement. From an economy of movement perspective it makes more sense to hit the D4 instead, but it's not a super-fast song, no rapid-fire 16ths or 32nds, so I'd just as soon climb frets as hop strings. But that's just me. It's the same note, so either way works.
New subs: The Thing That Should Not Be, by Metallica (MY 400th TAB!!!) You Better Run, by Pat Benatar (requested by seanmo) Bark at the Moon, by Ozzy Osbourne
Although, the system must stop keeping count at 400. The Thing That Should Not Be was my 400th, and two more were posted after that one, so I should be at 402. No big deal, though. I plan on being the Pete Rose of BBT's.
