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DMBiewski wrote:...he needs to drop the electric guitar!

You clearly know nothing.

DMBFan63 wrote:cherry lane does a typical piano/vocal book for every album I think. I have UTTAD

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... 50-9548867

^That one? How do you like it?

I know there are tab books out there, but are there accurate DMB songbooks out there with sheet music? I'd like to see like what notes Leroi might be playing on a certain song, or be able to echo what Dave is singing on my harmonica. It'd be easier if I could see the notes though, since my ears suck ...

WWYS is in A, right?

I've had one for a couple months, and I've fooled around with it a little bit, but I really want to get better at it. How did you guys learn? Can you recommend any books or websites that you've used to help you out?

WOW. That is awesome. At first the guitar seemed really basic and kinda boring, but when the second guitar and the violin came in, I loved it.

Batstone wrote:...

Love your avatar.

And I'm extremely jealous that you can play all that after only a year and a half.

MWR wrote:http://www.dmbtabs.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=10798

mpizzlex wrote:seems to be popular round here....Howie day - Collide

That's because it's easy and will get you laid.

You might consider some private lessons. I started taking lessons 2-3 months ago and they've helped focus my playing on things that help me improve as a player regardless of the style I might be playing.

With lessons it all comes down to having a good teacher, otherwise it's a wast of time and ...

MattJ wrote:..[...]....
Anyway that was a little rambling, but some suggestions....[....]....

Not at all, great post. That should keep me busy for a while.

a few thoughts.

Don't feel bad cause you don't know certain styles, if you're just playing for fun. I just play guitar to screw around and as a hobby. Play what you like to listen to. Listen to Bright Eyes' new CD, "I'm Wide Awake, It's Morning." Different lyric writing. Kind of rambling ...

I've had fun just dickin' around on the guitar for the last year, now I'm ready to actually work at becoming a good player. I've pretty much learned nothing but Dave, because that's what I wanted to play, that's what I had (and still have) fun playing, and because the resources to learn Dave were ...

c_tietze wrote:Practice. Practice. Practice.

Warm up. Relax.

Play and have fun.

And what was said above about eating, drinking water and not booze is key too.

That pretty much covers it.

Thanks for the comments guys, it's appreciated. I can't wait until summer when I can start practicing more....right now I just don't have any time.