tbh this may be basic but Waltz #2

I think its 2 but I cant tell if its 2 or 3 tracks specifically at 1:14.

here are the ones i am aware of :

D G C F A D (standard tuning down one whole step) - Most songs

C G C E G C - Speed Trials, Ballad of Big Nothing, Independence Day, Pretty Mary K (other version), See You Later, Almost Over, How to Take a Fall

C G C E A D - Clementine

C G C F A D - Coast To Coast, Cecilia/Amanda

C G C F A C - No Name 5, Roman Candle (capo 2), Satellite

D G C F A C - Alphabet Town (capo 2), Easy Way Out (capo 1), New Disaster (capo 5)

C# F# B E G# C# (standard down 1 & 1/2 steps) - Happiness, Unlucky Charm, Misery Let Me Down

if anyone could comment the others they know i will add them here thank you (if there are any mistakes here please also let me know i will fix them)

credits: u/chemmers, u/staghornmoonblind, u/theFixIsIn_

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Hello, and welcome to another Elliott Smith bootleg review. Here's another full band gig from his 1997 tour. It's going to be a short one this week as... well, there isn't really loads to talk about here.

Sound Quality: Poor. This one is hard to listen to for the majority of the set. It's distorted, it's too loud, and you can hardly hear the guitar or vocals until Elliott does a short acoustic set at the end.

Performance: It's solid, if nothing very remarkable. Elliott has sounded better and played better, although there are a few moments where he really gets to cut loose on the guitar.

Setlist: Interestingly, this is the first time that Elliott has played nothing pre-Either/Or. Not a single track from Roman Candle or the self-titled album. Instead, it's a mix of Either/Or tracks, B-sides and live favourites, and songs from the (still 2 years away) XO album.

Any rare gems? The band bust out a fantastic cover of The Beatles' Something. There aren't many recordings of this cover, and it's a great chance to hear Elliott's full-on guitar soloing skills. He also plays Doing OK, Pretty Good, an unreleased track he only played a few times throughout his career. However, the really exciting recording is a radio session that for some reason has been tacked onto the beginning of this bootleg, in which Elliott plays a "still unnamed" new song... which turns out to be the very first performance of Happiness! He even ends it after the first round of "What I used to be will pass away...", saying "then it just keeps looping until it fades out".

Worth a listen? The sound quality is too poor to recommend the concert performance, but try and find that first rendition of Happiness.