I love salt and vinegar as well.Sea Salt & Vinegar are the best chips and I won't hear otherwise.
Kettle chips of course. Everything else is, like, soggy.
I love salt and vinegar as well.Sea Salt & Vinegar are the best chips and I won't hear otherwise.
Kettle chips of course. Everything else is, like, soggy.
When the robots rise up to cleanse the planet of mankind, they now also has the mobility to teabag your corpse.
Really? I prefer steel cut oats.. hmmmYeah, it's going to do that horrifying dog robot gallop and it's so fast and it'll jump eight feet up and shoot some kind of an exploding round at me, and I'm just there to buy rolled oats.
You might be able to find something like Synthesia for the guitar. I don't know the guitar, but my cousins have been playing it for like decades' and the first is learning power cords...then you can make your way up to Tosin Abasi level.I wanted to ask in case there are guitarists here, are there any good tips for a beginner? Regarding what to get and what not to get, or how to approach learning and stuff. I'm itching to learn the guitar, and the technical side I'd be starting at zero, but I do have background on the drums so I can handle the basic musical side of things, and I can read tablature and stuff.
I wanted to ask in case there are guitarists here, are there any good tips for a beginner? Regarding what to get and what not to get, or how to approach learning and stuff. I'm itching to learn the guitar, and the technical side I'd be starting at zero, but I do have background on the drums so I can handle the basic musical side of things, and I can read tablature and stuff.
The second I can rhythm AIC songs, it's all good. I might tune half step down off the bat, if I do pull the trigger on this.You might be able to find something like Synthesia for the guitar. I don't know the guitar, but my cousins have been playing it for like decades' and the first is learning power cords...then you can make your way up to Tosin Abasi level.
The second I can rhythm AIC songs, it's all good. I might tune half step down off the bat, if I do pull the trigger on this.
Sounds like my kind of thinking, so I'll confirmation bias it big time. The bottom of the barrel entry level just seems like a good way to get annoyed at things. I'm also leaning towards electric off the bat because that's the sound I want to make (even though it's a bigger commitment). I was actually eyeing a Yamaha Pacifica. It's not Fender or Gibson but it's also not a hundred bucks.As for what to buy, my first guitar was a piece of shit that was hard on my fingers, and once I switched to a real guitar I got ten times better. Not sure this is a good strategy. But you might as well buy quality right away: if electric, get a US made guitar (Fender of Gibson). Quebec where I'm from makes a quality product bang for your buck called Godin guitars. If acoustic, not as well versed....get a Yamaha.
Lol, I read this and confused them with ATB. Hey German 90's dance music guys, have other kinds of names.Oh mate, I LOVE ATC, their song "Around the World" is one of my personal favs from 90s dance!
Oh yeah, I've seen Guitar Pro back in the day actually.I did a quick google and it seems the most universal recognised programme is something called "Guitar Pro 7.something". I suggest learning power cords though gives you an idea of where specific notes are and allows you to commit to muscle memory going up and down the neck.
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You must be crying laughing.Something called "Amy Schumer Learns to Cook" is on my television
A second series, no less.
I had the sound offYou must be crying laughing.
This thread needs more food.
I had Shish Taouk for the first time in months today. So good.
Around here it's served on pita bread with greek potatoes on the side.