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try sticking your elbow in your ear -- either one
You never met my mate after his motorbike "misshap" lol. they never even realised his pelvis was broken for a week.
So add "brake in time to miss that damn overtaking car" to the list then lol
And I can make light of that, because i'm a biker too, and he's got a sense of humour!
And there's always "Big Bottom" by the great Spinal Tap.
Awesome. "the bigger the cushion / the sweeter the pushin'...."
lol
Well, guitar players have a developed sense of coordination, so it stands to reason doesn't it? you have to make left and right hands do different and independant movements, so the head/belly thing isn't too big a jump.
Genetics? I don't think there's a gene that could be labelled "musical ability". by the same token, some people can match a note heard on their instrument, some cannot. I have read in a few seperate places you can train your "musical ear" to be able to do this. I don't know myself, was blessed with perfect pitch hearing
have i missed anything? lol
Dunno why, but "Turbonegro" offends me in some way i can't even describe.
Oh, and read an old copy of Bizzare (magazine featuring the slightly more alternative people on this earth if you haven't read it before, not sure it's international), had a list of top 10 offensive band names. Suffice to say, none of them are suitable for listing here, lest i feel the wrath of the administrators lol
i'll agree with the pop, spiffy is the kind of thing you'd expect an upper class gent to say over here (well, spiffING anyway, but close enough for government work!)
no offence intended, that's the whole idea of dialect, they're all different. i'm in the Royal Airforce, so my accent's been diluted by mixing with people all over the country.
damn, the missus wan't to go to bed. i'll attend my duties, and give that progression a whirl in the morning. sounds good in my head, gotta try it out for real!
i'll have a look at some lyrics espanol, who knows?
later dude
wish me luck 
rofl you poor bugger. you haven't heard anything yet. we've got more regional dialect in 300 miles than you've got from east to west seaboard (probably lol)
speaking of which, ask upyerkilt to give you a burst o' peeure scottash (Sorry upurekilt, that was my best sincere impression, and my best mate's from falkirk!)
lol
aha! dances! i like it. just need some lyrics and a chord progression, and we got a song! bagsy half the royalties when it reaches number 1 in the spanish charts lol
bailar is the only word giving me trouble off the top of me head. 2 ticks, google here we come...
no sanguine, that's cool as. without latin, we'd not be speaking english (or bad english!) as we know it. wish i could've done latin, i'm good at languages. my french is passable, german is reasonable and just started on spanish. want to give esperanto a go, but we'll see on that.
ever thought of writing a song in latin? just a random, wine fuelled spark of an idea!
lol
sorry sanguine, meeting a yorkshireman for the first time in full flow is a bit daunting!
anyway, well up for a forum for talking loadsa rubbish. recon i'd do quite well there lol
sounds good! up for the forum idea. not tried bebo yet, typical yorkshireman. might only be 22, but grumble, mumble, new fangled gizmo's, don't hold wi' all that nonsense, in my day we 'ad myspace on a commodore 64, young 'uns today, argh, don't know they're born, etc
lol
seriously, thanks acmecorp, respect to that man
besti
lol don't get me started! thanks for the grading,
ego mos addo vos an pomum , magister
ok i admit it, might just be utilising google just a bit now lol
lol i know, i googled it, but that's what the film says. honest. first he says Romanes eunt domus!
honestly. thank god for centurions. apart from language, what have the romans ever done for us?!
anyway, how can you enjoy good comedy without latin? conjugate the verb!
romani ite domun.
now write it out a thousand times.......
lol
hmm. dead. as in "rigor mortis"?
I can't imagine any latin being in that at all......
Et tu sanguine?
paranormal's right. it IS interesting!
lol
i play by myself all the time, but if i'm really lucky, the wife accompanies me orally.
shes sings! what did you think i meant?
Licklibrary also do great video lessons, i've got the DVD of learn to play G 'n' R.
you can also download just the lessons you want from www.licklibrary.com if you join and are willing to pay for them. you can also get backing tracks to play along to.
highly reccomended. hope this helps
besti
anyway, back to the original thread...
i'm 22, 23 next month. been playing since i was 11 (i think, the dementia's setting in early, can't remember what i had for tea, let alone what year it was!)
Oh, and i'm married, so i'll leave the speed of MY right hand open to speculation
yeah, together. for instance this would be an open D. the tabs you posted are mostly powerchords. hope this helps
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--3--
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Try strumming down, then backpicking strings 1, 2, 3, (E, B, G) for both wonderful tonight and knocking on heavens door. Once you get that you can vary the backpicking a little. (1, 2, 3, 1, 1, 2, 3 (E, B, G, E, E, B, G) for example)
Sounds great, and easy as you like. same principal for Paradise City by G 'n' R, just a little more in depth! hope this helps
besti
hey Learnin2Play321 , try strumming down, then backpicking strings 1, 2, 3, 1 for both wonderful tonight and knocking on heavens door. Once you get that you can vary the backpicking a little. Sounds great, and easy as you like. same principal for Paradise City by G 'n' R, just a little more in depth! hope this helps
besti
like the pic on the link in msg #2, pulling stupid faces and mouthing the word "wah" every time you tread on the pedal. then feel daft when my mates take the mick. hence - "Wah face"
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