Consists of 3 Loops in total. Start of Loop #1End of Loop #1Consists of 2 Loops in total. Technically one could also layer the 2nd Lead Guitar on top of the Loop #1. I just wrote it this way for the sake of readability. Start of Loop #1Start of Loop #2 (When playing live you could start with this and play the extra notes for Loop #1 over it.)Consists of 2 Loops in total. Start of Loop #1 (When playing live I'd advise starting with this one and layer on top of it.)Consists of only one loop, which is played almost throughout the whole song. Start of Loop #1End of Loop #1End of Loop #2End of Loop #1Consists of only this Loop, which is always played together with Loop #1 of the 1st Lead Guitar. Start of Loop #1End of Loop #1End of Loop #1Start and End of Loop #2 - 8 bars for just one note. (Again, when playing live, start with this one and layer the Loop #1 on top of it.)Back to Loop #1Consists of 3 Loops in total. Start of Loop #1Back to Loop #1End of Loop #1Start of Loop #2 (Adds a higher syncopated voicing to Loop #1)Only consists of one 16 bar Loop. Start of Loop #1End of Loop #2End of Loop #1Back to Loop #2Start of Loop #3 (Similar shape to Loop #1, but without the slides and hammer-ons)End of Loop #3Start of Loop #3 (Adds more voicings to the chords to make it more lush. Only used in the last chorus.)Start of Loop #2 (Almost exactly the same as Loop #1 with an upstroke on the D#7.)Back to Loop #1End of Loop #3End of Loop #2Back to Loop #2Back to Loop #1