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"I made the best riff just there"

I got a new guitar lead so thought I'd try it out but somehow made a really cool tune up because I'm great. It slightly rips off Cooper Temple Clause's Promises Promises riff... that an Outthaway by The Vines.

It's cool... I'm so excited I could hump a tree.

I always bang my dictaphone on before I start having little sessions. That way I can play them back later and remember the stuff I made that kicks ass.

ill tell you about the other video i made as well: it all builds up to the final verse where the lead guitarist stands on a protruding cliff ledge holding a guitar with no wind, he thrusts his hand into the air, then a lighting bolt strikes his hand, close up on hand to see that a plectrum is there (it was given to him by God) however, the plectrum has horns (Devil esq.) he then rip-rocks an absolute cracker of a riff with 80mph winds blowing in his face.

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I made the best guitar riff with my mouth this afternoon. I also thought up the video to go with it: After 100 verses of the riff with a new and different guitarist joining in on each verse, the video ends with a wide shot of a building exploding, then pan out to see a huge mushroom cloud, then zoom in onto the top of the cloud where God can be seen 'riding' upwards on the shockwave of the explosion playing the riff on a Gibson Flying V '67.

I make up cool guitar noises with my mouth, and think how much my album would rule, before forgetting them and ignoring actually playing a guitar completely.

I wrote it down a bit but I'll probably forget how to play it

Usually when you do something like that you should just record it on something crap so you don't forget. Or write it down in some kind of shape or form.

Then rock on and hump loads of tree stumps etc.

I got a new guitar lead so thought I'd try it out but somehow made a really cool tune up because I'm great. It slightly rips off Cooper Temple Clause's Promises Promises riff... that an Outthaway by The Vines.

It's cool... I'm so excited I could hump a tree.