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Sorry, but drugs DO NOT help anything for anybody. Sure Clapton used to do drugs, but he's been clean for a while, and I think he's been doing the best playing of his life. Mozart was kind of wild, but he was not an alcoholic, and you're right, he did some of his best composing long before he knew a...

I think learning to improvise would be a good idea. That's how Beethoven, Mozart, Bach and all the greats of the classical era wrote their music. Hendrix too. If you want to write music for guitar, research that specifically. Knowing your notes might be a good idea also.

Vic's a good guest, but I don't think he'd gel well with the band. And I just don't know why you'd want to get rid of Leroi.

not popular does not equal bad
popular does not equal good

Loss of hearing for any musician would be tragic, just ask Beethoven, who went deaf at the height of his inspiration. I can't stand it when people play loud at music stores. What are they trying to prove?

All or most of us know guitar well enough to rate Tim, but who here knows banjo enough to rate Bela? Besides, they're different instruments, and different kinds of musicians, both great. There's no need to compare them.

definitely crush. still say that's the best version of it yet.

metronome is a good tip, but other than that, practice with repetition

you have the baritone turning wrong. it's the same as putting a capo on the 7th, but an octave lower. it's BEADF#B

just get a chord book, it'll have what probably have everything you need, or at least something close

Long fingers are an advantage, but not a necessity. I'm more of a pianist than a guitarist, and people say the same thing about piano. Anyone who plays either instrument would love to have bigger hands, but you can get by without them. Beethoven was only 5'3'', I'm sure he had small hands, but that ...

[quote="TimmyThing"]Leroi, #41, in the studio. what and when was this? [/quote] On the Crash album. That's what I meant by in the studio. other good stuff I just thought of: Leroi:Jimi Thing, Central Park Crush intro, studio version Rapunzel, end, studio version Boyd:Crush, studio version Lie In Ou...

Leroi, #41, in the studio.

I don't see how you can vote for Dave. He is the very essence of the band, being that he does probably 90% of the writing, not to downplay the others. Carter and Stefan make a more than adequate rhythm section. Out of the two lead players, I'd definitely say Leroi's far more talented, so that leaves...

Eric cannot play sitar, but I fail to see what that has to do with anything. Personally I like Eric better, but I still love George. Eric is definitely better than George, if that's what you're asking, but who someone likes more is a matter of opinion.