Zoidberg |
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Hello: I'm a begginner (about a month learning) and I can play 'House of the rising sun' and 'Knocking on heaven's door' (the chords) because I heard they were easy to start. I'd like to know which songs could help me to improve. Thank you. |
Afro_Raven |
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Try any song by The Beatles, Nirvana or by simply finding the chords for any song. You don't necessarily have to learn the song how the band/artist plays it, just the main chords. That's how I started out because that in itself was enough of a challenge - having to switch between chords was really hard. After a while I got bored with just chords and wanted to learn the songs properly. I'd imagine it may well be the same for you!
Good luck with it all!
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Doz |
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Could learn some power chord punk songs which are just that (power chords). Some have easy solos aswell for when you finally want to move on. |
Zoidberg |
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Thank you for your answers.
I forgot to say that I have a classic guitar. I just wanted to know which songs you played when you were learning, beacuse sometimes I don't know what I should play to improve, because I am learning without a teacher. |
mattmurray |
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Joined: 18 Sep 2007 United States Karma: 5
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One of the first songs I ever learned was Stairway to Heaven, that's a pretty easy one to learn. Another one I learned early on is Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd. |
Doz |
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Well it shouldn't be to hard. Find the chords to any song and keep learning songs like that. |
Guitarslinger124 |
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Joined: 25 Jul 2007 United States Lessons: 12 Licks: 42 Karma: 38 Moderator
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the first song i learned was master of puppets by metallica....thats a good song to help with your rhythm.... |
Zoidberg |
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Thanks for your answers.
It's nice to hear 'Stairway to heaven' in my own guitar. I have been playing a spanish guitar for more than a month, when do you think I should buy an electric guitar? |
SuchHeavySound |
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Well, it all depends. If you think you need one to improve your playing (Like you want to play rock songs that are electric) then get a beginners electric now. Or, if you think you'll be able to improve on your classical then stick with that untill you think you want an electric. Just go with your instincs and you'll do fine! |
Doz |
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I can't see any harm in buying an electric guitar sooner even if you'll only play it properly later... so keep a look out for one you like (but it might be a bad idea to go with a reeeeeaaaaallly cheap one just because you'll be a beginner, you'll only wind up buying a new one later) and get it when you can. |
REDSTRAT |
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Joined: 25 Oct 2007 United States Karma
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BUY A GOOD ONE TO START WITH.GET A GUITAR AND WORRY ABOUT THE AMP LATER.YOU CAN PRACTICE WITHOUT AND AMP.GET THE BEST GUITAR YIU CAN.PRS HAS SOME FOR 500 OR SO.FENDER MEXICAN STRATS ABOUT 400. |
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