Dream Theater - Stream of Consciousness Guitar Tab

[@TeddyKish]

Dear god... The final boss of transcriptions

[@donclarence3644]

your transcriptions skills are legit insane. You should be hired to make tab books by Dream Theater

[@josephkunath4173]

Omg yes!

[@TheDoneroll]

Yup ,finally , this is it... the super fast lick will be shown yo us ...❤❤❤

[@LorcanWard]

Amazing work as always dude and super appreciated.

[@barrypeirson3710]

Yes! 👌🏻 🔥

[@daniprieto463]

Awesome ! Thanks

[@andrew7rm]

Amazing work. Have sent you an email with a request for the download link 👌

[@pierrecolas9534]

I'm here !! 😃😃😃

[@Plingsel]

can you do Biaxident - Liquid Tension Experiment?

[@nscoulter]

Amazing job, a couple incorrect positions if you care… Measures 15 and 16 are rooted on the A string. The riff on measure 46, the Bb on the low E string is played on the A string. Measure 47, the D on the low E string is played on the A string.

[@EvanBradleyTranscriptions]

Measures 15-16: JP tracked it differently in the studio from how he played it on the TOT tour. Check this video at 11:40 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJbFc3mGqayMhZI Measure 46: I thought I had a clear shot of this in a video, but now I can't remember if that's actually true. Hard to tell for sure on the album. Edit: looks like the way he's playing it on the current tour is the way I have it, for what that's worth. 1:40 of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4Wudauvd76Abcksi=lqZZ7UfZiu8I1Dsv Measure 47: see 2:10:30 of this live video. Timbre certainly sounds like the low E string on the album as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppC6l52ZrKehqKMsi=Lyyo8Uh-wIW3bz6L

[@nscoulter]

⁠​⁠@@EvanBradleyTranscriptionsWow, you definitely proved me wrong. I have been going off of the Live at Budokan positions all these years. I do believe that the measure 46 riff is more ergonomically easier to play, as he did back then. However, I know John likes to adjust the finger positions of how he plays certain parts over the years. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJvIi51tip2NjLssi=SOg8emqtyCIWk3mn This video has him playing the D on the low E string, on the A string. Regardless, I applaud your work and attention to detail.

[@vikingmetaliscool]

I wonder if he likes to adjust the finger positions or if he transcribes what he originally did in a different way. He can’t have every note he’s ever recorded stored in his memory.

[@kxiyi]

@@EvanBradleyTranscriptions i came down here looking to see if anyone noticed the difference in positions from a certain live version and you certainly brought your receipts to prove your point. sorry for ever doubting you hahah.

[@simonr344]

I genuinely have no idea how to tackle the lick at 4:27, it seems impossible to me lmao

[@IbanezFan550]

3:50 is the real challenge. Jesus that's hard

[@barrypeirson3710]

It's wild!

[@Petruccifan77]

5:30 eastern time in US?

[@EvanBradleyTranscriptions]

Yes, I bumped it from 4:00 because I had a last-minute Zoom call.

[@tadejsusta]

Bar 15, is it really played on the 6th fret, on the 6th string? Live from budokan, he plays this riff on the 1st fret on the 5th string

[@EvanBradleyTranscriptions]

Do you have a clear video of those notes? Budokan shows Myung during that part. Edit: looks like the way he's playing it on the current tour is the way I have it, for what that's worth. 1:40 of this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4Wudauvd76Abcksi=lqZZ7UfZiu8I1Dsv

[@EvanBradleyTranscriptions]

@@tadejsusta Oops, I had my parts confused because someone else was asking about measures 45-47. For measures 15-16: JP tracked it differently in the studio from how he played it on the TOT tour. Check this video at 11:40 kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJbFc3mGqayMhZI

[@tadejsusta]

@@EvanBradleyTranscriptions I can see now from the video, that it is played on the 6th fret, on the 6th string. I just wonder, if JP adjusted it on live concerts, because it might be easier to play while standing up?

[@EvanBradleyTranscriptions]

@@tadejsusta he's playing it the stretchy way on the current tour, so who knows lol