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With a capo, going from an open A to a barre-A B chord can be made to sound much harder and sharper than – if he had no capo – sliding a barre-A chord from the 3rd to the 5th fret.
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Acoustic guitar plays standard, electric with capo at 3rd. He plays pretty much all barres/funky , maybe a few open strings during solo and at the end? He didn't take advantage of the G chord using the E shape. Not enough to warrant a capo, anyway.
I assume the song runs into, or from another in the set which utilises the capo there.
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Probably so he can make use of the “open” bottom G when he’s playing the IV chord high on the neck, or for a neighbouring song.
Supportact said: [my style is] probably more an accumulation of limitations and bad habits than a 'style'.
Interview with who I think that is, talks about the capo.