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I did a quick Google search and found this, which appears to be just the A part - this gives you an idea of how the piece is structured (every measure looks like this (except for the last one or two measures) with 24 notes per measure): http://www.guitar-dreams.com/modules...cal/140TAB.gif At one point I calculated how many notes there are in the whole piece, and I think I came up with something in the neighborhood of 1600 notes (all played in about 3 and a half minutes or so, if you are really good, or 5 or 6 minutes if you are me). (And thanks for the comments on my recordings. A lot of effort went into getting to the point of being able to record those and have them sound halfway decent. Interestingly, working out the nuances of Sheebeg and Sheemore, which is one of the slower pieces, probably took the most time!).
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This one is quite insane. A beautiful piece though.
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Indeed. And it looks like it would be kind of crazy-complicated to learn and master as well!
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What are some incredibly challenging yet immensely popular songs you play?
This one is a hot one
http://youtu.be/9MUwb3eNZzE
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