Acoustic Guitar

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  • I thought Jeremy was the easiest??
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  • Had another hour jamming session on a yamaha acoustic [/meh] but still its an acoustic, my fingers really ached afterwards again, but nowhere near as much.
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  • Anon
    Anon Posts: 11,175
    Acoustic IS best to start with. absolutley.

    Dont' learn Daughter first.

    Alternate tunings should come about when you have a good basis of fundamentals i'd say. :)
    yea, you do not want to START with Daughter. It has different tuning (GBDDGG). Go for easier songs in standard tuning...i.e. Elderly Woman, Immortality, even Last Kiss

    all4
  • vedderwood
    vedderwood Posts: 2,029
    yea, you do not want to START with Daughter. It has different tuning (GBDDGG). Go for easier songs in standard tuning...i.e. Elderly Woman, Immortality, even Last Kiss

    all4

    Is "Hitchhiker" easy to play? Damn I wish that I heard you play that on guitar...hahahahahahahaha

    Sorry, I didn't mean to start to derail another thread...I'll leave now! :D
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  • lol no problem.


    I'm over the aching finger stage, 10th Jan. lessons start, just need to get a guitar and I'm all set, I'll keep you posted.
    no matter where you go,
    there you are.

    - brain of c
  • Ok, right I a guitar its a black Fender DG-5
    http://www.activemusician.com/images/store/thumb/EM_OG312CEB.gif

    But its a six string (cant tell how many strings the one in that pic has)

    And so far I've had two lessons, one that taught me the basics and the other one taught me (wait for it) Smoke On The Water we were told to go home, and practice it because no one could do it, but I can do it easily. next lesson is on tuesday.
    no matter where you go,
    there you are.

    - brain of c
  • rrivers
    rrivers Posts: 3,698
    Good for you, Boom.

    I bought a Fender acoustic in 2001 and didn't do much with it until my friend moved near me in 2004. He taught me some things for a couple of months but I didn't stick with it. This year my resolution was to really learn. I have been practicing as much as I can (hard to find time with working OT and having a wife and child) but I think it is coming along nicely. My friend is teaching me again every Monday night. It's win/win because he wants to give lessons and is teaching me as a test. It really is rewarding. Songs I am learning. "You Really Got Me." "Wild Thing" "I Want to Hold Your Hand". "Wild Thing" is a great song for a beginner because with a little practice it will really sound good.
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  • Haha, whatdya' know? I was just about to post to say that were learning wild thing, Ive been out with the flu for a few days so I've only just started to practice.
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    there you are.

    - brain of c
  • acoustic guy
    acoustic guy Posts: 3,770
    daughter isn't played on an acoustic. it's got some funky pickups that make it sound that way.

    I don't think so? You see Stone playing it on an acoustic electric and acoustic guitar. Check out Touring the band maybe. I gotta think about it, but it definatly is played on an acoustic.
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  • acoustic guy
    acoustic guy Posts: 3,770
    House53 wrote:
    acoustic is definitely my favorite way to play guitar... I find it is the most rewarding. Playing live and loud with a band is great, but playing solo with your acoustic just makes you feel alive.

    So true. Pearl Jam/Eddie is the reason I started to play acoustic. When the sales guy asked why I wanted to learn I told him b/c of Pearl Jam. He laughed. I hate it when people do not understand the best rock and roll band of today.
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  • kernow
    kernow Posts: 4
    I've been playin accoustics for around 20years(god I'm old!) you have to 'work' an accoustic guitar to get the best from it , but it does pay off.Stone drives out "DAUGHTER" on a lecky but probably uses accoustic amp modeller,sounds ok , but listen to a MARTIN played thru a Trace elliot amp and its a liitle different.Get good on accoustic ... then easily shred the hell outa any lecky!Good luck!
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