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I don't know if they suck, but I am not into their music style, so I'll leave it at that.

A log with finely tuned strings. Loguitar.  Very deep bass sound

Two great influences on me were Bob Dylan and Donovan back when I was  a teenager in the 60's.

Sports have sports medicine and you have Musicians medicine.  A whole new ball game.  Could be lucrative

I always set a goal for when I get better than I am right now(it's all relative) and I am playing most every day, then when I reach that goal, I buy a better guitar.  I have to retain the interest and excitement of playing before I decide to do it.  If I don't get any better, there is really no use in upgrading.  This theory keeps me going because I am always excited about a new guitar.  Works for me.

The best thing to do would be to go to Youtube and enter in some of your favorite singers and have a listen.  When you find something you like, come back here and get the tab.  I like old country alot and I do that often.

I like a good movie as well as anyone, but I don't go see new movies very often.  Maybe twice a year. And I don't rent movies very often.  What a stick in the mud I am.  One of the most recent ones I saw and really liked was Wild Hogs.  I'm not sure of bad movies.  I do get tired of things like wedding movies.  It seems as though they are quite popular among the females, but weddings are over rated.

Maybe you will start getting lots of orders and have to hire twenty people to keep up.  Sounds great.  Good luck

I don't know the decibel level, but you can strum and pick without a pick.  It is not as loud and your fingers on that hand will toughen up slightly over time and allow you a little brighter sound later on.  This is how I play and I am happy with the sound.  Good luck.

Emotion is the essence of good music.  With out emotion it wouldn't be good, in my opinion.  As a matter of fact, I think we owe it to our audience to let the emotions flow when we do a song.

Far out, buvvy, as we used to say.  John Mayall, all right.  Used to be one of my favorites.  I, too have older kids and even grandkids who like a lot of the 50's and 60's.  Go figure.  Go Woodstock.