Urisk
Age : 23
Joined : 01 Oct 2007
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Location : Scotland
|  Subject: Re: Calling all guitarists  Tue 19 Feb 2008, 10:46 am | |
| What kind of stuff do you play, Matt?
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matt.h
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LeeWat
Age : 37
Joined : 02 Sep 2007
Posts : 135
Location : Cheshire
| | Subject: Re: Calling all guitarists Tue 19 Feb 2008, 6:12 pm | |
| Blood School is about Ian 
Most excellent, sort of Dead Kennedys esk playing. Love it, get them downloads enabled m8  |
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matt.h
Joined : 30 Jan 2008
Posts : 107
| | Subject: Re: Calling all guitarists Tue 19 Feb 2008, 8:27 pm | |
| Haha cheers - single's available to buy over at www.welikedanger.com, suppose we should get some downloads sort tho...
What a happy little capitalist I am. |
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Ophiel
Joined : 01 Feb 2008
Posts : 67
| | Subject: Re: Calling all guitarists Wed 20 Feb 2008, 9:11 am | |
| Well, my first lesson is booked for early March. I found a guy who is a professional musician and session player. He says he will teach me the principles and fundamentals but he will also try to customise my lessons so that these principles can be applied to the type of music I am into (which is Rock & Blues).
I am going to have a one off with him - see if we click - and if so, become a regular student.
ps - still takes me a bloody eon to change chords - but I can now do "Braveheart" (or at least what sounds like the intro theme), the first seven notes of......"stairway..." the first chord of "Everbody hurts" and the opening notes to Clapton's "Wonderful tonight".
Not bad for 4 days practice.....(but i do need to practice at my chord changing speed) Any Tips anyone (Dan, Urisk, Matt)? Or is it just the case of stick at it and it will happen? |
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Urisk
Age : 23
Joined : 01 Oct 2007
Posts : 170
Location : Scotland
| | Subject: Re: Calling all guitarists Wed 20 Feb 2008, 9:50 am | |
| Cool, Ophiel. Your next task is to play the Terminator theme!
By the way... Can anyone else play the old Knightmare theme tune? 
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Ophiel
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| | Subject: Re: Calling all guitarists Tue 06 May 2008, 8:43 am | |
| | In tablature when you see something like "B/C" what does it mean? Does it mean a quick change between chords? |
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DJP
Joined : 05 Sep 2007
Posts : 70
Location : West Scotland
| | Subject: Re: Calling all guitarists Tue 06 May 2008, 6:40 pm | |
| If its a chord it means a slash chord which is a normal chord with a different bass note i.e. a B chord with a C bass note(bit odd though). A common one is C/G - a C chord with an added G bass note: 3rd fret Top E string.
If it's not a chord I'm not sure. |
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