Adam Gontier - Home (acoustic live) 

Ya no doubt

This song was actually one of the biggest live staples for a long time. Three Days Grace played it during pretty much every show from 2003 to 2011. They even combined it with songs like Hey Man, Nice Shot, Lose Yourself, and Break Stuff. Adam's said for over a decade that it's his favorite to perform live. Underrated, but not unpopular. Personally, it was the song that got me into Three Days Grace when I saw the video on Fuse.

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Watch him..... that's your tutorial???

@@theskinnieguinea I think your forgetting something man what’s the tuning for the guitar sure we can see what notes and frets he’s playing on but to beginners who are still learning to play they won’t know what’s the tuning

@@Jack-The-Ripper0 match it up sound for sound slow the video down

@@theskinnieguinea yea that’s a good idea actually thanks

@@Jack-The-Ripper0 ur welcome man its prolly half step down or drop d half step down which might be called drop c

yes drop C more than likely because the only way you get that open note of the first fretted notes where he places his fingers is only achieved in drop C. You can play it in drop D but it sounds way better in Drop C. The way I recognized it immediatly is based of that first open chord he plays cause it's a minor chord. Cant remember the name. I have waited so many years for adam to play this song on acoustic and damn here we are in 2020 and now he plays it by himself at home if I'm not mistaken which makes the whole song ironic lol.

@@codyrobinson9302 I actually found out that he plays most of his stuff acoustically in drop c# which is interesting but understandable to keep a middle ground like for instance the never too late acoustic version sessions it was dropped c# Also I do believe his pain/wake up acoustic version was also dropped c# which makes sense for one because it's easier for him to have a lower tuning cause of his vocals and it's easier to stick to one tuning

@@codyrobinson9302 haha and yea 2020 has been a long year 💀💀

It's drop C#/Db

this is half step higher than original in drop c i think

Dying you mean? Maybe Adam has not sang that recently. Wonder why he chose this song?

@@AnnaLVajda I'm sorry I misspelled it. Sorry l don’t know...

@@boxofclonetrooperlot8229 no problem just keeping an eye on Adams well being he's a person not just an entertainer.

@@AnnaLVajda I love Adam too:)

He only played the intro during the live stream.

Seria muito brabo

It’s the same progression as the original, just in drop C#. That C chord is played like “000760”

@@rml0039 omg finally a reply thank you!

Eso nunca pasara, Adam Gontier va por mas con Saint Asonia, la etapa de 3DG ya murió para el y creeme que es mejor asi 3DG perdió mucha calidad desde su álbum del 2012 :/

@@joss1307 no regresara pero si colaborara con ellos en algun momento del futuro ya lo dijo en una entrevista ya se reconciliaron y ya son amigos de nuevo

@@sergioz26 Sep. Puro FT se viene ahora. Ten en cuenta que mi comentario fue hace 2 años.

Look at the chords for the original song and play it in drop C#. I play the song this way, much more fun than the original

can u explain it a little bit more...thanks...its interesting topic

@@ABEZOfficial I had weight issues in my 20s and I noticed (was told) by people my voice sounded different / older anytime I was iver eating. When I was thinner, my voice wa softer/younger. I honestly don't know the science behind it. But i certainly experienced it. and have noticed over weight people have a heavier voice range (no pun intended)

@@jayu9642 aha cool story, thank you for shairng. I also think the same actually...if u grow some weight it really affects your vocal box looks like.. and overall body resonation

It's not because of weight, Adam did not significantly gain weight. He's aging and he used to smoke which his voice took a toll from.

He should honestly take vocal training or lessons like what Jacoby of Papa Roach did and just get his voice trained up and have a healthier diet