Currently learning: Metropolis Part 1

Just learned : Vio-lence - Calling in the Coroner

Currently learning : Death - Voice of the Soul , and trying to pick out each individual guitar in it. The riffs themselves aren't too complex, it's the trying to find a way to play this as a single guitarist and maybe finding a loop that works for the acoustic part that's a bitch. Chuck was a master at adding depth and layers IMO.

EDIT : Quicksand Jesus used to be one of my vocal showstoppers until I started smoking hardcore. I could hit that massive ass high held note near the end Something I've thought about working on, since lately I'm writing a lot of Viking thrash and the falsetto would go well with the bridge/outro.

This post was edited by Kellenor on May 16 2008 06:31am

Agreed man. Falsetto is a difficult one to master, because to get the depth and power behind it uses parts of your vocal chords that are just rarely used! Hope you manage to sort it

also, i will give that Death song a listen too

just learned

This Fire Burns by Killswitch Engage
Also
Master of puppets and Enter Sand man

already know

ANY system of a down,
the End of Heartache Album by KsE
Some Ozzy.
etc
Hotel California

current
welcome home - coheed and cambria
hells bells (EZ)
purple haze

already know
none...
kinda beginner in amount i have played
have guitar for a while
schedule and lack of interest kept me from playing
getting better
always outta picks cuz i eat them

guitar-
epiphone les paul
studio version
nice for beginner

some much guitar players here... thats nice


but spending time learning hard covers is waste of time... make ur own music... its much more fun

just learned "the blackest crow" and "cherokee trail"on fiddle

here's my list to learn before farmer's market gigs (6 gigs)

pretty little dog -evil
shakin down the acorns
ways of the world
and a bunch more, too tired to think

basically at farmers market you have to play from 8am to noon (break whenever you want) for tips. people tip decent, also if you wander from stand to stand people tip you in food/herb/etc... a FM setlist should be at least 25 songs, 30 is nice to have.

This post was edited by juliusjuice on May 25 2008 01:56pm

guitar.
learning Megadeth - This was my life...great song to play.

Chopin - Prelude 22.

Not always, sometimes it's the easiest way to learn techniques like harmonization. Also good for warming up if everyone knows the same song and a band is in its infancy.



W00t! Someone else plays classical stuff. Ever try anything by Paganini?