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tehplatypus
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09/23/2005 4:24 am
Originally Posted by: Andrew SaAnd ofcourse Gavin is a different kind of hero...for marrying Gwen and all...lucky bastard.


and then the moron cheated on her. sad.


anyways, i'd definately have to say green day was my inspiration for picking up a guitar.
okay...my post is done...goodbye.
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tehplatypus
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09/23/2005 4:26 am
Originally Posted by: KataklizymIt was'nt until I saw Living Color that I wanted to jam,they let me know that it can be cool for african americans to metal out and that you don't have to be trapped into liking/listening to what everybody in your neighborhood was listening to: R&B and Hip Hop,that it was okay to step outside the box of what everybody else is doing and do what you really want to do.


ever check out fishbone?
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09/23/2005 4:33 am
I think I forgot to mention... Lamb of God (along with lots of other GOOD metal bands) have had a huge influence on my style, I still can't play like them though! :D even just tabs of their music is pretty hard for me!
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09/23/2005 4:45 am
Led Zeppelin's "Over the Hills and Far Away".

I had listened to Satch and other stuff, but had no real appreciation for what they were playing and the difficulty of it.
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09/23/2005 5:06 am
The first time I heard hendrix it how could i not....later it was clapton page king collins and some jazz cats....and up till now im still diggin the blues...along with a little virtuoso and shred....but id say ive got about 10 of technique masterin to get there but hey im on the way and no turning back ;)
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09/23/2005 8:57 am
Hi All guess this dates the time I took up Guitar, :rolleyes: so would you take
1 Bill Haley and the Comets, 2. Gene Vincent 3. The Shadows


Rock n Roll



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09/23/2005 12:29 pm
For me it was Wishbone Ash.
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09/23/2005 3:58 pm
Originally Posted by: tehplatypusever check out fishbone?

Indeed.

One of the best bands, ever.
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09/24/2005 1:21 am
i acutally had no real band that made me WANT to learn guitar. i just wanted to look cool so i picked it up.

the first song i got good at was purple haze, so i guess ill say that was my inspiration to keep going.
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09/26/2005 1:21 pm
Inspiring? Hmmm let me see........

John Fruciante - Funk And Groove

Steve Vai - Melody and Style

Jason Becker - Neo Classical Shred

Yngwie Malmsteen - Awesome Right Hand Technique

Eddie Van Halen - tap, tap, tap

Buckethead - my favorite mascot :D
Guitarplaying is 1 Percent Inspiration, 99 Percent Perspiration... :)
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09/26/2005 1:38 pm
Originally Posted by: FretfireEddie Hazel- Funk And Groove

There, fixed.
I want the bomb
I want the P-funk!

My band is better than yours...
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09/26/2005 2:14 pm
Originally Posted by: Jolly McJollysonThere, fixed.


Oh yes, I forgot, Thanks dude..youre right.
Eddie is better than Frusciante...........but I also remember Greg Howe. ;)
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09/26/2005 2:52 pm
Originally Posted by: FretfireOh yes, I forgot, Thanks dude..youre right.
Eddie is better than Frusciante...........but I also remember Greg Howe. ;)

:D Greg Howe is freakin' UNstoppable.
I want the bomb
I want the P-funk!

My band is better than yours...
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