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TwangTown wrote:Zurf wrote:I like your man cave. Wood for resonance. Fly tying rigamarole. Guitars all over the walls. That's hard to beat. Awful hard to beat.
Totally agree, and envious, my "man cave" comprises about 10 sq feet of the lounge room, and as Mrs TT is into everything being in their place, ah well, the price of love.....
Definitely envious of the "man cave " my space is about 10sq feet as well which gets invaded by the missus and grandkids !!! need a win on the lotto to get a bigger house !!
Happy anniversay to you both
Jjj tai chi is a great way of destressing and relaxing might help with the sleeplessness lots of it on you tube
Phill Williams wrote:I'm soooooo glad I live in the UK (where computing is concerned). I thought our telecommunication networks were money grabbing fat cats, seems like US ones are even worse.
FYI; I bought a new 7 inch tab Monday, had a hell of a bargain, full cost £119.00, but with Tesco vouchers it only cost me £9 !!!!! brill! When I got it home I couldn't get it linked up to my wireless network. I was on the brink of taking it back when I realised I'd miss read one letter of the network key, it took me two pairs of glasses to be able to see it right, but everythings working great now.
Anyone know if Hudl's come with anti virus, or do I need to down load one?
Great deal phil , nice to get get something back from the big companies , avg do a good free anti virus for tabs and mobiles
Jjj sorry to hear about your wife hope she gets well soon, I know a couple of people who had similar injuries and all made good recoveries , slowly but surely , these sort of things cannot be rushed but you will get there in the end hope you can find some time to play a little would help you relax a bit .best wishes to you both
good vibes and thoughts going out to your brother in law and family hope he is better soon .
very strange and annoying ! noticed one on the right hand side of the screen took a lot longer than the others to get in sync , there`s always one in any group !!
nice looking guitar enjoy your ngd !
Nice one fire art keep it up , zurf well summed up I am just about moving into the second year stage and am starting to feel better about my playing , pleased with progress though
Thanks guys zurf I think you are right and I should stick to rule number 1 it does sound ok so I wont mess around with it
Been learning a couple of songs that involves slapping the strings to give a percussive sound , struggling a bit with it I seem to only be able to do it using the outside of my fingers on a downward strum but have seem some tutorials saying to use the palmof the hand , is there a correct way for this or is it just what you find the easiest
welcome to chordie this is a great forum lots of friendly helpful people on here ,good luck with the learning
congrats hope you enjoy your prize .
easybeat wrote:Jack
If you been only strumming a few months,that is fantastic.
took me years to get to that standard.
keep it up, you are going to be brilliant at this rate.
easy beat, glad you put that i have been playing for about 12 months and was thinking i am nowhere near that good.
Jack really well done , must have been really nervy to do that but you did great !!
looks like a great weekend have a good time !
My one musical regret was not getting to see the Beatles , i remember them being on at the Odeon cinema in Birmingham but i was just that bit too young, probably wouldn`t have heard anything above all the screams but would be a good yes I was there boast !!
dino48 wrote:hi one, I am a big fan of the beatles also but I do not remember that song at all,are you sure of the name?
Hi Dino yes it was the b side of she loves you , perhaps it was not released in the States
Trying to get my head , and fingers , round the old Beatles song I`ll get you when I suddenly remembered my friend and i sung this at school in front of class back in about 1963 / 64 , i can remember it vividly it must have sounded terrible !! but it was the height of Beatlemania and everybody wanted to be a Beatle , Happy days
well done to mr keaton , thats what these forums should be about , too many of them seem to be full of people bragging how good they are and putting everyone else down , long may it continue .
cracking looking dog , always fancied a border collie myself but my wife is not much of a dog lover so we have a cat instead !!
bensonp wrote:I think most of ther good places are on youtube. but if you are tired of it, there are many other places such as chordie and others. How new are you? Do you want to learn chords or what? Do you sing. I still think the best way is to find a song you like and learn the chords then keep practicing it. It is always a lot easier then to watch someone else play it. What kind of music do you like? How old are you. Go to the other forum and introduce yourself and tell us what you like.
I agree totally some of the online tutorials can be helpful but find a lot of them so confusing ,i think best way is to learn 4 or 5 of the easier chords find an easyish song and keep practising
Zurf wrote:Justinguitar.com is a good one. Marty Schwartz's page is a good one too. guitarjamz.com Erich Andreas also has good on-line lessons. I can't remember the name of his site right now for some reason.
If you like old time country and folk music, there are a number of specialized sites for that. Google is your friend.
- Zurf
isn`t his site something like yourguitarsage.com ?
sad news didn`t know a lot of his stuff but what i heard i really liked , that line up in heaven is really growing this year r. i. p jj
Best wishes and hope everything goes ok for you
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