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man, that guys sense of rhythm bores me to tears.
no
that guitarist still doesn't play it even close to how it should be played
srry
giant steps=smooth jazz
no
that guitarist still doesn't play it even close to how it should be played
srry
giant steps=smooth jazz
You obviously don't mean giant steps=smooth jazz as in the genre
I would also be more than happy to have somebody, maybe yourself, show me how it should be played.
I'm actually that guitarist and as stated I had only been playing 8 string (or normal guitar for a few months) so I didn't expect it to be that good.
You obviously don't mean giant steps=smooth jazz as in the genre...but I still don't get your point.
I would also be more than happy to have somebody, maybe yourself, show me how it should be played.
Hi, I'm actually in Birmingham at the moment studying for a jazz degree at the conservatoire.
I've been on this forum for a while, but tend to stay over in the 'jazz section', now I know why...much more constructive comments in there!
Eddie, what did you go for in the end wood-wise? I'd like to see it when you get it. I was lucky enough to find a "used" one for a little less than new price, but still had to pay import tax etc...my wes is unfortunately on ebay at the moment as I have to pay for some serious double bass repairs which I need for my studies. But as soon as I have the funds again, I'll definately be buying another WL guitar.
I should also point out that although I have only played guitar for a few months, I have played electric bass for quite a few years previously.
it was sarcasm
it needs more energy
you played it like you were lying down in a coffin
is what mean