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Hey folks..sorry about popping off earlier, but these type of posts just irk me.

    I'm on this site at least once a day ,usually more, and it's these "floater" post I'm talking about. These people who stumble across the web site, see some random post and feel the need to enlighten everyone. So they bestow their knowledge on us like some Red Cross food drop.

    We all could learn music theory, scales, etc..without even toching a guitar. They do it in Elementary music classes all the time. What I and 1000's of others have a problem with is the actual physical action of finger placement and movement. So ANY excercise that helps me, I'll try.

again, to the regulars...sorry  and to all the Eddie Vanhalens out there...thanks

hey mick...i've been playing about a year or so and have the same prob. basically.

  But recently a freind showed me the following chord runs that have helped tremendously:

C-Am-F-G   and also.-   G-Em-C-D

Try different tempos and strumming patterns

Hope this helps..

dADa

thanks....will definetly take a look at the course.

dada

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Whats your name or the name of your band?

Just so, you know..when we see you on t.v, we'll know it's you and we can start feeling sh*tty for ourselves.

Absolutley I agree. I've only been playing about a year, self-taught, so you can imagine how horrible it sounds <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_smile.gif" border=0 alt="Smile">. Anyway, on a recent trip to shop for an amp, I went to the "Center for Guitars" <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_wink.gif" border=0 alt="Wink">. OMG, it was frightning. A ten year old sitting there just shredding a Strat, teens all over place, a small three piece combo jamming in the corner. No f"ing way was I going to pick up a guitar. So I left without auditioning one amp. Maybe I'll try again later, in a few years.

dAdA