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*shudders at the thought of aging*
...and I haven't got a clue what I want. However, I've expressed some interest lately in wanting to maybe take up an instrument, perhaps guitar. I'm assuming you're never too old to learn to play, but I get images of me quitting through frustration at being potentially awful at it. I suppose I'm just wondering whether it's worth me requesting one for my birthday, or am I thinking too rashly because I haven't thought of anything for anybody to get me, with it being just ten days away?
> Keyboard's easy, and sounds abysmal.
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Whilst I love the guitar, anyone who can play a piano properly is teh leet (It's just a long time before people get good, usually).
I mean, guitar players are great, but watch a proper pianist play and it's so much more amazing than even the greatest of guitar solos.
I'd rather be the greatest pianist in the world than the greatest guitarist.
Alhtough I'd prefer to be both, obviously.
> As far as the age factor, I wouldn't worry until you're maybe Light's
> age and still posting in here. Hehehe. Ohh lordehh..
I thought you were older
As far as the age factor, I wouldn't worry until you're maybe Light's age and still posting in here. Hehehe. Ohh lordehh..
> Keyboard's easy, and sounds abysmal.
> The best use of a keyboard is 'DJ DJ DJ Dictionary'.
Ahahah - that brought back fun memories from GCSE music, constantly pressing those buttons.
> Aww, does someone play guitar and feel a little insecure?
>
> Obviously there's scope for a hell of a lot of skill, the more you
> practice, as with most skills. But to get to a reasonable standard
> where you can play most things, relative to piano/keyboard, it's
> easy.
Keyboard's easy, and sounds abysmal.
The best use of a keyboard is 'DJ DJ DJ Dictionary'.
Methinks someone's not really listened to a whole lot of impressive guitar. Try Joe Satriani, Pink Floyd, Dream Theater, maybe Mars Volta. THEN say guitar is easy to play well.
> There's really no need to feel inferior about it.
No, he just finds it laughable that you think pressing a bunch of keys at different times is more difficult than playing guitar. Which it is. Very!
Obviously there's scope for a hell of a lot of skill, the more you practice, as with most skills. But to get to a reasonable standard where you can play most things, relative to piano/keyboard, it's easy.
There's really no need to feel inferior about it.