StallionMang
11.08.13 | Owen |
demigod!
11.08.13 | learn some zepp |
MO
11.08.13 | Learn stairway no one plays that song |
hokietyler
11.08.13 | Have any specific songs I should check out? |
SirDrumsalot
11.08.13 | I recommend trading in the guitar and buying drums. |
demigod!
11.08.13 | over the hills and far away and black dog. oh |
YoYoMancuso
11.08.13 | Sirdrumsalot, based on your username i was expecting you to recommend the bassoon. |
SirDrumsalot
11.08.13 | That was my second recommendation. |
hokietyler
11.08.13 | Well good thing I decided to play it safe and gets drums and two bassoons. |
Cipieron
11.08.13 | you should've bought an electric guitar then mate. i've heard acoustic guitars are a lot different
learning experience than electric. though i guess it depends on what all types of music you're looking
to learn |
ConorIsNotHere
11.08.13 | I'm kinda surprised no-one has said Wonderwall yet |
hokietyler
11.08.13 | Google told me Wonderwall |
qiblas
11.08.13 | checkout www.ultimate-guitar.com
learn how to read tabs and get familar with chords.
Sabbath-NIB, Children of the Grave
ACDC - TNT
Alice Copper - Schools out
Pink Floyd - Breathe, Another brick in the wall
Beatles - All |
LifeAsAChipmunk
11.08.13 | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwZNL7QVJjE |
hokietyler
11.08.13 | Thanks, I know how to read tabs already...got to get familiar with chords though. Guess that'll be my first lesson |
sleepdirt
11.09.13 | Glycerine |
loneNLwolf
11.09.13 | @Cipieron
It's always better to learn acoustic first, and then electric. |
sapient
11.09.13 | awesome man, been playing guitar for 8 years now, and it's completely changed my life for the better! Definitely try some Brand New like you listed, Nirvana is also a great starting point and Alice in Chains as well. Bands like Rise Against and Offspring are pretty fun to play too, and easy to learn |
Relinquished
11.09.13 | time flies |
Necrotica
11.09.13 | Nick Drake |
ExcentrifugalForz
11.09.13 | tom petty is good for beginners |
KerfuffleinaHussle
11.09.13 | a lot of the songs on bon iver's for emma... are pretty easy - flume, the wolves, for emma, etc. noticed that on your list |
MuhNamesTyler
11.09.13 | What kinda guitar you get?
Surprised that wasn't the first comment |
StallionMang
11.09.13 | Nick Drake [2] Get Pink Moon if you haven't heard it. |
hokietyler
11.09.13 | Looks like I'll be looking for some Brand New, Nirvana, Tom Petty, Nick Drake songs that I'd like to try to learn... I've listened to some Nick Drake before...but don't know any songs...any specific suggestions? |
hokietyler
11.09.13 | and the guitar I got was a Fender Starcaster...I think it'll be a pretty good one to learn some basics with. It's got good reviews from what I've read and was pretty inexpensive. |
hokietyler
11.09.13 | might like to learn Flume as well. I'll keep them all in mind! |
ABjordanMM
11.09.13 | learn some right away great captain songs. It's manchester orchestras frontmans solo project if you didn't know. it's really good stuff and most of it isn't too hard to play. |
hokietyler
11.09.13 | Yeah, I've listened to the latest two releases...some really good stuff on those albums. |
ABjordanMM
11.09.13 | yeah. some of my favorites. |
Trebor.
11.09.13 | get a capo and learn Sol Solis by Moving Mountains |
hokietyler
11.09.13 | I'll check it out, I've never listened to Moving Mountains before. I still need to purchase a capo too |
dmp3131
11.09.13 | time flies [2]
you could try Jesus by Brand New |
KerfuffleinaHussle
11.09.13 | also i notice modest mouse on your list...isaac has some pretty weird playing styles a lot of the time, but some of their songs are good. Bankrupt on Selling is a good way to get familiar with spicing up your chords with extra notes and stuff, and I think Dramamine was the first lead-type song I learnt.
But when people say there are literally hundreds of songs you can play once you know a few chords, they aren't kidding. |
