All My Naughty Ladies

[The Black Knight]

Impressive man.....I've always felt the guitar seems really hard to learn so I always impressed when someone can play it well.

What type you play? Hard rock, metal, classic rock , etc? I am a big fan of classic rock like the Doors, Zeppelin, Hendrix, Eagles, etc.


See man, we could have got you up on stage with Gina's boyfriends band (Flash Mob) that CSC use to go to all the time back in the days...fun times https://www.facebook.com/theflashmob...=page_internal

Guitar wasn't that hard to learn. Though I've never met anyone that is a complete master at it. The whole 10,000hr rule you hear about practice. I've certainly passed that, and I still learn new things about the guitar. Whether it's a piece of theory, new technique, new way of getting a sound out of my amp. I was fortunate at 14 when I started to play. I was able to have two full years of playing before I started working. Obviously, while in highschool I played but once summer came around, all I did when I was 14 was practice the guitar.

My specific area of music I play is mainly guitar driven instrumental rock. I grew up on many kinds of music but that's what I gravitated too when I started to play and record. I also love flamenco guitar music, would love to do an album of flamenco music. Lately, I've really been getting into Blues music. Always appreciated blues and had massive respect for blues guitar players but never really played the blues myself. I'll throw in some blues licks here and there but nothing really blues driven. I really just love listening to some good blues guitar players(Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa, SRV, B.B. King, are some of my favs). I will say, I prefer more blues rock(i.e. Gary Moore, SRV) as opposed to deep delta blues. I can only listen to that stuff for a little bit, it just stays too slow for my liking.

[bulldog]

Guitar wasn't that hard to learn. Though I've never met anyone that is a complete master at it. The whole 10,000hr rule you hear about practice. I've certainly passed that, and I still learn new things about the guitar. Whether it's a piece of theory, new technique, new way of getting a sound out of my amp. I was fortunate at 14 when I started to play. I was able to have two full years of playing before I started working. Obviously, while in highschool I played but once summer came around, all I did when I was 14 was practice the guitar.

My specific area of music I play is mainly guitar driven instrumental rock. I grew up on many kinds of music but that's what I gravitated too when I started to play and record. I also love flamenco guitar music, would love to do an album of flamenco music. Lately, I've really been getting into Blues music. Always appreciated blues and had massive respect for blues guitar players but never really played the blues myself. I'll throw in some blues licks here and there but nothing really blues driven. I really just love listening to some good blues guitar players(Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa, SRV, B.B. King, are some of my favs). I will say, I prefer more blues rock(i.e. Gary Moore, SRV) as opposed to deep delta blues. I can only listen to that stuff for a little bit, it just stays too slow for my liking.

Only instrument I ever played was the Trumpet So comparing 3 keys to the hundreds a guitar has always seemed hard....never really tried though. I always wanted to play drums or guitar, but one of my family members had a trumpet so that became my only option....growing up poor sucked. I gave up playing in 9th grade and haven't since; maybe if I had got that guitar or drum set back then I'd of got into it and still played too. I do have a uncle who is a expert at the drums and he is amazing to watch 50+ years on it and he did some recording with some famous people.

Probably a little crazy for you, but my favorite rock band lately has been System of a Down..probably considered metal. Other than that for rock I do classic rock.

You should post up some of the songs you've made man....I'd be interested to hear them

[j0ker]

Guitar wasn't that hard to learn. Though I've never met anyone that is a complete master at it. The whole 10,000hr rule you hear about practice. I've certainly passed that, and I still learn new things about the guitar. Whether it's a piece of theory, new technique, new way of getting a sound out of my amp. I was fortunate at 14 when I started to play. I was able to have two full years of playing before I started working. Obviously, while in highschool I played but once summer came around, all I did when I was 14 was practice the guitar.

My specific area of music I play is mainly guitar driven instrumental rock. I grew up on many kinds of music but that's what I gravitated too when I started to play and record. I also love flamenco guitar music, would love to do an album of flamenco music. Lately, I've really been getting into Blues music. Always appreciated blues and had massive respect for blues guitar players but never really played the blues myself. I'll throw in some blues licks here and there but nothing really blues driven. I really just love listening to some good blues guitar players(Gary Moore, Joe Bonamassa, SRV, B.B. King, are some of my favs). I will say, I prefer more blues rock(i.e. Gary Moore, SRV) as opposed to deep delta blues. I can only listen to that stuff for a little bit, it just stays too slow for my liking.

You and my brother have a LOT in common. He grew up with a guitar in his hand, has the same love for those types of music. He often is horrible with social interactions but man can that guitar speak volumes. He continually blows me away with how in depth he goes with the guitar, but only for himself. No bands, no friends to jam with him. Just him and his axe.