Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0EadgFes...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0EadgFesFc&featu

This is the Jam part of the song that starts at 0:22 of the youtube link. I am looking for the funky chord slide that one of the rhythm guitar players is playing in the background. I know the base player(and maybe david, or another rhythm guitar player) is doing a slide from B-> C#minor.

The rhythm guitar player im focusing on is the one playing the higher pitched chords, at 0:34 of the clip you can see him with this fingers either on the 7th or 9th fret, i just cant figure out exactly what hes playing, but it sounds cool and if any of you can help me out i would appreciate it.

Quite sure he the lowest sounding chord is a C#minor, and the other one is a B. Though he's not using ordinary 1-3-5 notes, but something else. Anyway, it's really late in the night, I'll figure it out tomorrow. :P

Ok thanks

Ok here's the deal:
The first chord you hear is a C#minor, played like this:
E - 4
B - 5
G - 6
D - -
A - -
E - -
If you want, you can leave out the G string, playing only the "5" and the "4" on the B and E string respectively.

The second chord, which sounds a bit higher, seems to be an F# to me. Played like this:
E - 6
B - 7
G - 6
D - -
A - -
E - -
Again, you can leave out the note on the G string.

Really sorry about taking so much time, though I hope it was helpful. ;)

Sounds like you're onto something. My only concern is that at :51 seconds into the clip, the rhythm guitar player definitely seems to be doing a slide from B-->c# off the 6th string, doing some unorthodox chord.

Any ideas? David deifnitely wouldnt be doing the ----B(5)E(4) -> ----(B)7(E)6 as he isn't doing much rhythm, and I don't see another rhythm guitar player... help :(

Quite sure that person is playing some fill. But not sure what it is; one finger (the one highest on the fretboard) plays a C though.