need some help

Help, need some direction, cant play for * really, but not from lack of trying. now little solo on pent scales , but little bit stuck now & frustrated, any suggestions would be much appreciated.

get a teacher

get a teacher. for grammar and guitar. if you can't afford one then play close attention to the lessons on this website.

Learn a bunch of chords, preferably one a day, play the pentatonic position and learn the rest of the positions.

That's the starting point anyway. PM me later when you want more help. :)

learning tons of chords does nothing. better to know two chords and how to use them the hundreds and have no clue

I know that, but since this guy's just starting, what I explained is going to help him work towards understanding them. I know what I'm doing :)

he has been play for two years and been on this site for a lest a year probably longer. I know you would not know that right of the bat. i'm not a stalker however. i said in my heads(yes) "oo new forum member hay whats the date Way back hey there that's not the date so i clicked on his profile"

No, not at all. I know exactly where he's at. I'm fairly experienced and can tell right away his level of playing from what he's requested.

There's nothing impressive about how many years one has been playing, it's about how many hours you've dedicated yourself into the music. Anyone can say they've been playing for 30 years but still, they could be fairly crap, only knowing a few chords, pentatonic positions and some arpeggios.

There is sooooo much more than that, I've understood how much I have yet to learn, but I'm fully aware of near enough everyone's level on this forum. Which is exactly why I'm trying to help all of them as fast as I can so they don't struggle when they enter the real world.

Woah...was that...wait a minute...surely not?...was that Jazz getting a-n-g-r-y?

Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ** now the whole world's gonna fall apart!

Noooooooooooooooooooooooo

Afro

damn RA why are getting on her @SS all the time dude. learning chords would be a good start so you can later learn how to use them. don't go around dissing everybody

This may sound a bit tedious but try and devote a set amount of time each day/week for a structured practice routine and stick to it. Each routine should involve studying theory, learning new chords, and learning scales, etc. there is a lesson (I think by Jazzy) that explains how to get the most out of each session. I think if you really want to progress you must discipline yourself.
Phip

practice, thats the only way to get better

haha! Shocking I know :D But I managed to take a deep breath, and now I'm calm.

Yeah it's by me, but it might be a bit too advanced for him. Plus I haven't seen him on here since, so he might have already left...

Just incase!
http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/lesson.php?id=106