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TO GET A REAL APPRICIATION FOR HER CHECK THE ROCUMENTRY 

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Can I help it if not only likeing folk and acoustic,,, that I must have something that makes me want to drive fast and bang my head?  Yep as Sammy stated" THERE'S ONLY ONE WAY TO ROCK"

want something to be amazed about check out ONE EYED DOLL  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iVYrJe3Axc

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AS a side note,,, how heavy a grip are you using? this can cause a lot of stress on the thumb.  Have you ever concidered electric?put 9s on there and you can use a feather touch. run it though an amp on a clean setting with a bit of delay and chorus or reverb and chorus  and use your middle or neck or combo of the two P/Ups.  This can can keep you playing and you may not have the pain.

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Baldguitardude wrote:

Amen Beamer. How do you play...sitting up? Standing down? Guitar slung high? Guitar slung low? The low "Zak Wylde" style of playing is a great way to blow your wrist out. sad

NO sh!t all the 80s guys seem to rip and have that thing at the knees!  How the He!! Zack does it after all these years is beyond me. On electric I keep it at mid waist, acoustic, a little higher.          ( shucking power chords and root 5ths you can get away with a little lower)
My son always wants his Flying V slung low,, but then cant figure out why he can't hit the chords,, but he wont listen to me,,,, Dads dont know as much as the teacher or the best friend LOLOLOL. (To the teachers credit he told him to hike it up also)

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You might also want to consider talking to a guitar instructor who really knows proper form.  I have read that this can cause lots of pain for some people and he might be ablel to advises you on better ways to hold your guitar for doing the chordings you like

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Kate, you have mail in your e-mail inbox from me.  What Country are you in?

and my skype name  is beamer326, just checked for sure..

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Sketchy Black Dog

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KH2pWYwY … re=related

( I went to High School with the Drummer)

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Dirty Ed wrote:
beamer wrote:
Dirty Ed wrote:

I've never liked fighting crowds over the holidays so I'll spend Friday night and Saturday at home watching college football, attend a friend's birthday party Saturday night, attend my bro-in-law's annual Labor Day cookout on Sunday, chill out at home on Monday then spend Tuesday-Thursday on a fishing trip in WV with my son and one of my old paddling friends.

Where in WV?  I was born there and lived there till I was 15.

In the McCreary area near Beckley.  We plan to camp on the New River where Glade Creek runs in and float down to McCreary each day.

What area in WV did you live?  I've spent a lot of time on the New, Gauley, Cheat, Bluestone and Greenbriar rivers over the last 35 years.

DE

Born in Elkins, Lived in Weirton for a while but spent most my life (5-15) in Huntington.  Spent massive amounts of time in Romney (down river rd. At Peterkin Conferance center) been to Beckley a few times and mom and dad are from Wheeling.

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Kate,
the way skype works is that one person at a time palys in a circle up to 10 people.Look me up in skype  Scott Sailer  or  beamer or beamer326  I can not remember which one Im logged on as.  What type of music do you like to play?  most of the stuf is on an acoustic, but I have busted out my SG for some distortion big_smile  Electric is good no matter what, always find a clean nice tone for most. 

Welcome to Chordie, every one here is great.  ON skype also look for Zurf (He is a Mod here and host a lot of jams and Amy - The chick Mod- lol  )  Also keep an eye on the general chat box.  that is where ppl post up for the jams.  also its always fun even if its just a one on one jam.  its always better than playing alone.

Peace Love and chickenfried steak!

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I am happy for you buddy! always a great surprise! 

( I think Im good on acoustics,, but this is what my lust have been for a while ( http://www.guitarfetish.com/XV-890HSS-S … 4494.html)

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76olU0NbSr8  GOOD DRIVING SONG.  It is about how Cory Taylor was picked on in High school.  It was his pant size  and weight.
and a more mellow side  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E_6h2GvdRE  and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVNrZpq16Y0

A BAND MANY PPL  KNOW AND MANY DO  NOT.  4th album  due in Oct ! big_smile big_smile

HERE IS THE BIO. 
Although Slipknot made their mainstream debut in the late '90s, singer Corey Taylor and guitarist Jim Root got their start a few years prior in Stone Sour. Described as a cross between Metallica and Alice in Chains, the group spent several years playing the Iowa bar circuit before the two men joined Slipknot. Stone Sour re-formed in the early 2000s, though, and quickly distinguished themselves with a pair of gold-selling albums and three Grammy nominations.
The band's reunion began in early 2002, when Root and Taylor contacted original guitarist Josh Rand and bassist Sean Economaki about recording a full-length Stone Sour album. The bandmates had released several demos during their initial time together, and some of those songs were re-recorded for Stone Sour's self-titled debut, which earned two Grammy nominations and was RIAA-certified gold. Drafting in drummer Joel Ekman, the band released a song for the Spider-Man soundtrack ("Bother," credited only to Taylor) while recording the album in Los Angeles. A tour followed, and Stone Sour took a short break while Taylor and Root returned their attention to Slipknot for the recording of Vol. 3: The Subliminal Verses.
Several years later, the band returned to the studio to work on a second album. Come What(ever) May was produced by Nick Raskulinecz (Foo Fighters, Velvet Revolver) and released in August 2006, where it hit number four on the Billboard charts and spawned the successful single "Through Glass." Stone Sour hit the road that same year on the Family Values tour with high-profile headliners Deftones and Korn, and they released a digital concert album, Live in Moscow, in 2007. Once the touring was over, Corey Taylor and Jim Root shifted their focus to Slipknot once again, this time for the creation of 2008's All Hope Is Gone. Stone Sour's hiatus was shorter this time around, though, as the band returned in 2010 with a new album, Audio Secrecy.
(Taken from Allmusic.com  NO Copy-write infringement intended)

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bensonp wrote:

Alright.  CRANK IT UP BOYS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFk-unYgTOw

LOLOLOL  you got me~  Very Heavy Pete.  I have honestly never been into almost unintelligible vox,, (aka screemo) but I love the power and intensity!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m0bI82Rz_k

not heavy atall

MB,  As I have mentioned a good song weather it be basic rock or heavy metal can be great acoustic.  Kis  unplugged and unedited.  you see them mess up and you get to see songs taht were not on MTV's final edited version. 

I think you will be surprised
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2whrdl66 … r_embedded

songs of note
A world with out heros and Beth  (Im a huge Kiss fan so I like it all)

Pete this is for you buddy!
This is the Scorpions Acoustica.  A band who lives in Barr chords.  this is an awesome show!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyvZcjYd … re=related

Alice in chains... such great stuff MTV was able to put together when they actually played music!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dVz2D1x … re=related

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Bunbun, Collective soul was a great band.  Hints lies and allegations is my favorites
and this song (even though it got over played at the time > with atlanta youth symphony >
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKROlUWkbsQ

Zebra seemed a little two pop for my taste but theyare avery good band.

Do you remember Days of the new>   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z78Y4_WkCAw

A very cool cool that never saw the radio airwaves was Devile Boy by 7Mary3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOPURyjqd-g

keep an eye on my friday threads. i think ill  be posting from these 3 bands some.

I never tried that. option 2 then is to print all your stuff and then Scan it all  and save as a PDF.  lots of work, but you can send it anywhere.

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Dont paly live for ppl but Im the guy who will try everything i have with the guitar.  flange sounds cool and so does phase.  chorus and delay work good together also.

control P. or copy and paste to a word doc. and print.  you may need to adjust spacing and move teh chords over teh proper word,, but that is what I have been doing.

Control P works very well if you dont need a bigger font.

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four dogs.    All pound pups or off the street. and I quit counting cats at 3 house cats. (I cant keep track of the ones we feed from the porch) not to mention one unofficial young raccoon  who has been coming around since a baby. 

I agree a house needs critters! (but damn the vet and food bills!)

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Pete, I knew you had some metal in ya.  I love the Scorpions and I like at the hop also!

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As my not to long ago post for NGD showed, Im a big Ovation fan!  back around 93 I found its cusin.  A Kamen SPS that I found at a guitar/pawn shop.  It was made in Mexico, stamped as a second,, it has an imperfect finish on the neck and some other minor stuff,, I traded my Fender tele and a crybaby for it.  It has been my road guitar for 18 yrs and sailed around the world curtasy of the USN.  I recently inheareted a Ovation Pacemaker. It is 37 yrs old and THE BEST 12 STRING! easier to play than my Fender 12.   As to the round backs, it takes slight getting used to but honestly It has never been an issue for me.

I honestly never thought about how a neck is shaped,  If it feels good, it works.  Nver quite got the V neck thing,,(outside of a sweater or T-shirt)  but most seem to be U shaped or flatter [  Depends on what style  I'm playing ,, and I dont play well enough to get to twisted over it big_smile

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heck you can probably get one from MF new and just as cheep if you just need a guest guitar.  Congrats on your 12, I just got  my NGD last month and love it!  Tuning down a half step is less "tinny" sounding on the high strings and less stress on the neck and bridge.  I have found that you need standard tuning for most of Gordon Lightfoot's stuff and a good capo.  Im using a standard capo,, but want one for a 12  It will mute the strings better.

Enjoy your 12!

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just found this band today,,, its heavy with a classical twist and a great singer,, So hey all you old farts wink  give it a full chance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRvrs8yDBbo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pe37l24n … re=related

He was also KINGPEN in Dare Devil and played Bear in Armageddon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bp-7mXcE8Q  great movie!