reading music

I deceided to learn how to read music. After 10 years of guitar playing I think it's time....

Got any suggestions about good music theory website. Where could I learn the bascis of reading/writing music.

Thanks

Buy yourself a sax/flute book (single lines) And work it up from there. And also, READ READ READ, the more you do it, the better you get, no secrets there...
Find some books with lots of music in them (real books are quite difficult for a start, maybe a kids' songbook or whatever) and try to decipher them... Take your time, enjoy...

http://www.freesheetmusic.net/

http://www.netidea.com/~fredn/freeshee.htm#printable

There is a decent music reading book out there put out by the Musician's Institue authored by David Oaks. I forget the exact title, but it's probably easy to find with the above information(It's not a very old book and I believe MI has a catalog of other books). I thought that particular book was a pretty good book for someone who wanted to learn how to read music, but was not a pure beginner at playing the guitar (The rest of the stuff put out by MI that I have seen has been relatively unimpressive). I like the book because it really focuses on single note positional playing and developing your eye for reading and playing complex rhythm patterns. I used the book to help improve my music reading skills. I knew how to read music to a certain extent from many years of playing trumpet as a kid, but I always had trouble transfering that knowledge to the guitar. In any event, check out the book and let me know what you think. If you can't find it with the above info, let me know and I'll try to dig the book out of the closet and get you the exact title.

"music reading for guitar the complete method"
MI essential concepts by David OAKES

It's a good book, mede for good players who lack the knowledge of reading, and only the knowledge of reading (not chops)

That's the one !

Looks interesting, I took a look at amazone. There are some samples. Not too expensive either. Thanks