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I'm buying an electric guitar next week some time and I'm not going to pay for lessons (Spending all my cash on the guitar) so I need a reasonably priced guide book to help me learn. I really don't know a great deal about music so It would have to be a beginners book - I know a few of you here play the guitar so I wondered if you had any recommendations, or perhaps books you don't use any more and would lend/sell me.
Cheers as always guys.
"Rock on"
Cheers as always guys.
"Rock on"
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Being able to read sheet music isn't a necessity.
Heh ok chief.
Well my mate plays guitar so he can teach me the groundwork and how to read music and that and if I learn from books and him then I wil lget a pretty balanced talent i think.
Ta for advice.
Well my mate plays guitar so he can teach me the groundwork and how to read music and that and if I learn from books and him then I wil lget a pretty balanced talent i think.
Ta for advice.
Dont, learn from books, theyre crap. Well, some are ok i spose but you'd do far better to learn from a real teacher who can tell you where you're going wrong so u dont pick up bad habits, and who can explain things u dont understand. And please dont say "rock on", it just sounds cheesy. :D Devil horns are acceptable though, for example:
\m/ (^ ^) \m/
\m/ (^ ^) \m/
I'm buying an electric guitar next week some time and I'm not going to pay for lessons (Spending all my cash on the guitar) so I need a reasonably priced guide book to help me learn. I really don't know a great deal about music so It would have to be a beginners book - I know a few of you here play the guitar so I wondered if you had any recommendations, or perhaps books you don't use any more and would lend/sell me.
Cheers as always guys.
"Rock on"
Cheers as always guys.
"Rock on"
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