Re: Guitars
T.G-Tom, would you reccomend it?
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T.G-Tom, would you reccomend it?
Yes! It has a good sound (it actually has 5 different sounds) and it's very smooth on the back so you can slide very fast with your hands 
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I recommend to try it out first before buying it, cause everybody has a different taste y'know 
Yeah, I tried out my Telecaster in the shop before I bought. By the way, T.G. would you like to do a bit of composing for me? PM me if you're interested.
I saved up some money and bought an acoustic, with the intention of taking lessons, but the place where I was going to take them shut down. Know of any good online guitar lessons?
Just search on youtube, there are tons of 'em.
Meh, "Beginner Guitar" sounds like it's a badly made guitar and beginners won't notice so that they make money. You want a normal acoustic, which can cost at least £100 for a good one new.
that guitar looks and sounds great make sure you invest in a good amp
good luck man
for anyone whos interseted this is my guitar and i love it
Yeah its the same one the jonas brothers use but who cares its a gibson les paul custom
That's sweet Mutuceba. I'm surprised by how many Bricks in Motion users play Guitar.
Massive online Skype guitar jam anyone? 
Know of any good online guitar lessons?
This guy does some quite nice tutorials for beginners. When I get my guitar, I'll most likely be using these for learning the basics.
Thanks Tom, though my local music shop didn't have that particular guitar but I think I'll get it anyway.
I have this:
You have a Gibson?
No. I wish it WAS a Gibson.
It is indeed. It's like a... "Jay Silver" SG. But it is NIIICEEEEE!
While you are thinking about guitars, you might also want to consider its cousin, the Electric Bass, the most underrated instrument in any band. Bass doesn't have the glory associated with guitar, mostly because there are a lot of bad bass players in the world who focus solely on rhythm:
This is what you can do with a Bass:
I had a guitar..... 
While you are thinking about guitars, you might also want to consider its cousin, the Electric Bass, the most underrated instrument in any band. Bass doesn't have the glory associated with guitar, mostly because there are a lot of bad bass players in the world who focus solely on rhythm:
This is what you can do with a Bass:
W00T! go bass! I play bass in a punk band and I also play in my schools jazz band. I've gotten to travel around my state a far bit, which is fun.
I play a Fender Stndrd P Bass special 4-string and a Fender 60s Jazz Bass. I prefer playing jazz over punk, as you have more to do and you also have a bigger presence in the band. Granted I would much rather listen to punk or hard rock than jazz =P
I have a 1957 Fender Telecaster with butterscotch finish. Sounds good with that Fender Super Reverb amp too.
benlen wrote:While you are thinking about guitars, you might also want to consider its cousin, the Electric Bass, the most underrated instrument in any band. Bass doesn't have the glory associated with guitar, mostly because there are a lot of bad bass players in the world who focus solely on rhythm:
This is what you can do with a Bass:
W00T! go bass! I play bass in a punk band and I also play in my schools jazz band. I've gotten to travel around my state a far bit, which is fun.
I play a Fender Stndrd P Bass special 4-string and a Fender 60s Jazz Bass. I prefer playing jazz over punk, as you have more to do and you also have a bigger presence in the band. Granted I would much rather listen to punk or hard rock than jazz =P
That's a sweet bass. Fender is the best. I have this beat up 86 Squier bass that has literally been so road weathered it looks like it fell off a truck. It looks like !@#$ but it has beautiful sounding pickups from when Fender manufactured in Japan, which is why I'll never get rid of the thing. I'd like to pick up a vintage Fender someday, perhaps a Danalectro Six string bass.
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