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Steelstrings i dont really have a genre of music im very open
i love all genres if i was to pick what era of music it would have to be 60's 70's and 80's
Zurf the support my area had was magnificent you really would'nt of thought anything had happened out here
other than looking what damage has been caused to the creek systems which now look like full blown river systems in some areas.
and thanks ben and dino.
I dont care,i play awsome to myself and love it 
tandm3 wrote:" I tell my wife "You spend more at the hairdresser in a year than this guitar costs, now go make me a sammich".
Thats gold hahaha i think i'll try that one
Steve.
I thought i would just say hello again and ive not dropped off the planet lol.
Still playing where possible written a couple of other songs nothing to great but still feels good
just learning some pete murray at the moment,hope everyone is still enjoying pinching those strings still.
steve.
Thanks norm, and pete i wish i was on the road to stardom 
Hi Steve and welcome to Chordie,
For the time you have been playing that is excellent, the timing, rhythm and chord changes are surprising good for just 12 weeks of learning. Well done.
Roger
P.S. If you use a progamme like the free Audacity you can add your singing to the track after the playing so you do not have to do the two together (just like most professional artistes do).
Thankyou roger really appreciated.I actually had a look at the reciept for my guitar to see exactly how long i have been playing i purchased it on the 20th march so nearly 8 week ive been playing but to be fair i have put the effort in every other day with atleast 90mins of practice.
i am going to have a look at that audacity its just what i could do with
Thanks mate its good to no when your making progress.
Hi again guys and girls ive just uploaded a short recording
of my first solo no singing yet just playing to give you an idea
of how much ive progressed in 12 week with the help of you great guys on here.
I would just like to thank, all the experianced contributers to the forum you have been a big inspiration over the last few week since being member of chordie,i've done a lot of reading (theory) and applied it to my playing
and have noticed a massive difference when playing.I'm no master of the fret board as i've only been learning about eleven week but i can honestly say i'm making music i recorded my first solo today no singing lol just letting it flow with four chords and some string picking and it felt like something clicked inside the old brain and i was like wow was that really me playing that.
So a big thankyou all for the excellent information on chordie it is appreciated from an old strummer
And for those who are just starting to learn guitar please please stick with it don't let it grind you down
and if it does, just do what i do and take a days break then come back refreshed it makes a massive difference,
dont overload yourself with frustration and enjoy it.
steve.
It does make me happy that this scum bag is out of the ball game now.But there is always someone to fill
his shoes,such a sad society we live in.
steve.
What about the heverley skill billies
Great cover marty,really enjoyed it
Thats a great song love the lyrics.I think i will give it a bash.
Thanyou all for the great answers i will defo try a different position,i practice that
scale for around 15mins.
Regards.
Steve.
Is it normal for you to get bad wrist ache when playing scales
im just going from the 7th fret to the 10th with index finger to pinkie
working from low E threw the strings and then working back threw in opposite direction.
im finding this a good excercise for string finger co'horedination and for streching
but should this really make my wrist ache as bad as it does and if so does the pain
eventually lesson.
Cheers.
Steve.
Wow im glad i found this post as im the same cant barre chords yet but am playing with index finger as my first
so will make a quik change with this before i get to caught up with using these fingers.
Just thought id add to this being another aussie on the forum.
Thanks amy,wow 6 months thats a confidence boost i'll take that as something to look forward too
and progress
Wow those axis of awsome guys where great, a simple few chords
and all them artists and songs lol.
Hi guys im a newbie found the site last night and its a very warm welcoming forum .
I've been playing 8 weeks and im loving it,i dont want to put the guitar down
especially now the chord transistions have become much easier and no more sore fingertips
(which nearly lead me to giving up but im so happy i didnt).I can honestly say that it has got to be the most relaxing fun rewarding winding down therapy for me after getting home from work,and stops me being a whining bitch i normally am i will be around the site everyday browsing and posting where possible thanks for making this a great site to learn from and such a great bunch of like minded people.
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