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Old 04-11-2010, 04:42 AM   #41 (permalink)
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First album i ever went and bought with my own money



I owned others previously which I had pilfered from my folks like... bridge over troubled water, imagine, best of Tina turner etc...

First band I truly loved:


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Old 04-11-2010, 07:28 AM   #42 (permalink)
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I love that picture of Hans Moleman driving Metallica around!
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Old 04-11-2010, 07:47 AM   #43 (permalink)
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Linkin Park - Hybrid Theory.
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Old 04-11-2010, 06:04 PM   #44 (permalink)
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I'm not sure what my first was... There are three that come to mind: Gorillaz's self-titled, Linkin Park's "Hybrid Theory", and The Beatles' "Rubber Soul".
But I think it was Rubber Soul.

(i thought that was kind of funny)

and my first love....

loving them more than ever each day.
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Old 04-11-2010, 06:08 PM   #45 (permalink)
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^ Not bad for a first album eh?

And I agree with The Beatles. I don't tire of them.
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Old 04-11-2010, 06:14 PM   #46 (permalink)
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^ Not bad for a first album eh?

And I agree with The Beatles. I don't tire of them.
Yeah, funny story actually. My guitar teacher gave me the album when I was like 8. All I wanted to play was Linkin Park and stuff, but he was like "Here, listen to this." I fell in love.
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Yeah, funny story actually. My guitar teacher gave me the album when I was like 8. All I wanted to play was Linkin Park and stuff, but he was like "Here, listen to this." I fell in love.
Nice guitar instructor, mine only gave me a plec. Only had 2 lessons though, so I decided to self teach. Got bored of learning A C D

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Nice guitar instructor, mine only gave me a plec. Only had 2 lessons though, so I decided to self teach. Got bored of learning A C D

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I can't seem to get my foobar to scrobble with last.fm. plus I hardly use last.fm anyway...only to get recommendations (but lately I've just been coming here). So my last.fm account isn't really the best indicator of my tastes.
I like Nirvana and Oasis though (I think i remember you saying you like them)!
check out my most important albums post for a better indication.
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Nice guitar instructor, mine only gave me a plec. Only had 2 lessons though, so I decided to self teach. Got bored of learning A C D
Nice!
yeah, my first instructor was pretty cool. Then he quit to play with his band full time in NYC. My second teacher was terrible. I was better than him. his first assignment for me was: write 3 chord songs. I was like "are you kidding?" We did that for a couple weeks. then I switched to a different place with a MUCH better teacher. He was the best i had. We played a lot of floyd and zeppelin. Lots of great solos. Then I stopped around 8th grade I think.

I'm all for taking lessons. I think it's important to get an understanding of theory. But if you can teach yourself and come away with a good command over the instrument, that's awesome!!! I had a friend in high school who taught himself guitar and had only been playing for a little over a year and he was NUTS! some people are just insanely gifted.
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Nice!
yeah, my first instructor was pretty cool. Then he quit to play with his band full time in NYC. My second teacher was terrible. I was better than him. his first assignment for me was: write 3 chord songs. I was like "are you kidding?" We did that for a couple weeks. then I switched to a different place with a MUCH better teacher. He was the best i had. We played a lot of floyd and zeppelin. Lots of great solos. Then I stopped around 8th grade I think.

I'm all for taking lessons. I think it's important to get an understanding of theory. But if you can teach yourself and come away with a good command over the instrument, that's awesome!!! I had a friend in high school who taught himself guitar and had only been playing for a little over a year and he was NUTS! some people are just insanely gifted.
Jesus. 8th grade. So you were like 13 or 14 then? I don't do grades.
I couldn't think of doing anything worse than playing Pink Floyd.
Zeppelin are a different story.
Black Dog and whole lottta love are fun to play.
Mine was alright with the first one he taught me A D C or something
Then I decided I wanted to tackle it again when I was 17
Went to another one and started to learn Smells Like Teen Spirit, then I realised he was teaching me the proper chords instead of the power chords version. He wanted to get me going up and down the fret board, I wanted to play it like Kurt. So that pissed me off. So yeah 4 lessons, the second lesson with the second teacher we parted ways. But they were nice to have for the 4 weeks to speak to and guidance etc. I've been playing a year in June and can read any tab and play, some take more looking at than others so I think I'm doing okay. how long have you been playing?
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