any guitar players here?
 

have fun with this :)

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1736145

i kick ass at guitar hero 2.... does that count?

how would I know? I'm a bass player...

i play guitar and we can jam online using Skype

:xmas-smil22 :xmas-smil22 :GFYBand :winkwink:

So many guitar players,anyone here play violin.

:winkwink: yup

haha his face is halarious :pimp

What's Skype? I play the drums and a little guitar. Need any drum tracks?

ive been playing for years...
never tried a double guitar.. thats pretty cool

of course I play

some of my toys...
http://www.mrpheer.com/pics/guitars/rig.jpg

http://www.mrpheer.com/pics/guitars/group.jpg

http://www.mrpheer.com/pics/guitars/jake1.jpg

My white ESP was owned & autographed by a former Ozzy guitarist.

heh i'll post my guitar collection sometime this week :winkwink:

http://www.asiandivagirls.com/gfy/adg04174.jpg

http://www.asiandivagirls.com/gfy/adg_3871.jpg

Mixing my two passions... :pimp

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I just scored a Carvin DC125 from a guy on another forum :thumbsup

guitars rock, i am a violinist, nobody wants them anymore. So i just sing now. I was never much of a guitarist.... two totally different instruments, and i hate when people assume that if u can play one u can play the other.

I play mandolin - same tuning as a violin (G-D-A-E)... :winkwink:

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Awesome stuff! I love the mandolin, such a beutiful sound when played correctly.

I've been playing guitar for about 9 years now and I just started playing bass about 2 months ago. I got a nice Fender Precision bass and it's awesome. I wish I would have started playing bass earlier because I like it more than I ever thought I would.

yeah, played all my life..

that dude has skills, but with the faces he was making he would have thought he was busting out some dream theatre or something

always wanted but never had time to learn it:(

i thought maybe he was mentaly handicapped or something

My dad played banjo when I was a kid (Dixieland and Bluegrass), so he taught me to play a little, but it wasn't really for me, as I was already getting into rock music by then.

When we moved to Hawaii, I first learned to play ukelele a little, and then when I was 12 my next door neighbor and I decided we wanted to be rock stars and so we begged our parents for guitars.

I am glad I started on acoustic guitar, because it is much less forgiving of sloppy playing, and teaches you to get in touch with your instrument. With a good foundation in folk music and unplugged rock (long before it was called that), we saved our money from delivering papers and mowing lawns in order to purchase our first electric guitars when we were 13.

We played almost daily for three years, adding more guitars and amps all the time. I really loved the Led Zeppelin song "The Battle of Evermore" (and various Seals and Crofts, and America songs that used mandolin), so I decided to get a mandolin when I was around 14-15.

As with guitar I am mostly self-taught (I watch other players and memorize part by part what they are doing). To this day I can't read music. I actually wish I could, but it didn't stop me from playing in cover bands for several years. Some of the most fun times of my life.

The Battle of Evermore w/ video from Lord of the Rings

Or if you prefer...

Page and Plant live performance of The Battle of Evermore

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Impressive :thumbsup