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the sound of my fingers amplified... how can I stop it, or make it less noticable? Is there some bit of technique I'm missing?

When I plug in my electric acoustic, I notice some scratchy kind of sounds when I slide my hand on the string say, from a D chord, to a G chord. I understand sometimes making noises is unavoidable... but when this sort of thing happens to me it is loud, and bloody awful. I am wondering if this ...

Self Hijacked my ass.

pearljammer wrote:

mabufo wrote:Was that a stab at me? Don't look now, I think your stupidity is showing.

Yes, it was.

I would think someone with the name 'Pearl Jammer' would understand that a person's taste in music is subjective. I suppose anyone can be retarded though, eh?

Was that a stab at me? Don't look now, I think your stupidity is showing.

Thanks for the headstart. Any other input on decent tab sources is welcome!

Well here I am, obviously I'm looking for some tabs - prefferably decent ones!

Here's my list:
Teusday's Gone
Deep inside of you (third eye blind)
Fix you (coldplay)
How's it gonna be (third eye blind)

That's all I'm looking for at the moment. I would certainly apprechiate it if someone could ...

the album version is the one I was looking for - but thanks for the acoustic link just the same

I feel like a flake for asking... but could someone tab a song for me? I can't for the life of me find a good tab for this song on the internet, so I was wondering if one of you folks would tab it out for me.

The song is 'Alive with the glory of love' by the band 'Say Anything'.

I'm sure many of you are familiar with the term lateral learning - as opposed to vertical learning, which is more or less music theory... Where as lateral learning is actually playign songs. My question is - what can I play to progress laterally with my playing? What exercises can I do that will ...

Well, regardless - thanks for clearing the whole thing up for me.

Could someone explain to me what an arpeggio is, how to play one, and when to play it?

EDIT: When I mean when to play it - I mean how is it conventionally used in music.

btbesong wrote:I dont see a problem with it. Even if he doesnt like the music he's playing, he'll still have a good time doing it...

hmmm...

Welp, my situation is that me and a friend of mine get together every friday and jam our asses off. I dare say we aren't too shabby at it.

The problem is - is that he wants to get recorded. IE: some kid he knows knows another kid with recording equipment. What does that mean for me? Well, a shitty ...

I'm sure television exists in this place they call Austrailia.