Pink Floyd › Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon - Guitar Play-Along DVD Vol. 16

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Rated: Not Rated
Closed captioning available
Run Time: 1 hours, 40 minutes
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: October 30, 2007
Label: Hal Leonard

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This Dark Side of the Moon Guitar Play-Along DVD lets you hear and see how to play the legendary Pink Floyd songs like never before, such as Any Colour You Like Brain Damage Breathe Eclipse Money Time Us and Them. Just watch, listen and learn! Each song starts with a lesson from a professional guitar teacher. Then, the teacher performs the complete song along with professionally recorded backing tracks. You can choose to turn the guitar off if you want to play along, or leave the guitar in the mix to hear how it should sound. You can also choose from three viewing options.

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Sales Rank: 106,465
UPC: 884088114206
Shipping Weight: 0.20/lbs (approx)
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