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Also, the minor pentatonic for me anyways was what layed the foundation for expanding my fretboard horizons. After a while just residing within the confines of the pentatonic grew boring. Even though its fun learning it and the sounds that come from it are wicked amazing, but I think the thirst for more options of sound, and riffs, licks, etc is what every musician strives for. Although I still learn different ways to make new sounds with the pentatonic too. Alternating your picking can open doors to tasty sounds and licks in a scale you've played a millions times. Then sometimes you just simply stumble onto something, and think, how did I do that? Its easy to get in ruts, and become frustrated, but even playing something the same way for however many times can be beneficial cause on the millionth and 1rst time for no apparent reason something may present itself that was an offshoot, and direct result of all the fundamentals you practiced and played.

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