Corner Kid

hah, I know you know, I've known you for 11 years, of course you already know that, hahaha

hah, most of those are blonde jokes, the only thing thats different is the target.

major turnoffs: the whole hip-hop trend (the clothes, the lingo, the attitude) cigarettes elitists/closed-minded people minor turnoffs: rednecks untamed southern accents "do rags" too much make-up cheap looking bleach-blonde hair tanning beds/fake tans/unnatural looking skin people who are obsessive (and I dont use that word lightly) over something (band, celebrity, movie)

Smashing Pumpkins... I'm really not feelin this ZWAN thing... and Ben Folds Five, I really like Ben Fold's solo stuff... but I want them to get back together...

i play the Mentos Theme... I want to do it next time i perform for kicks

this thread turned into a dance... interesting...

The Scientist! yes! I cover that one at a lot of my shows. Its a ton of fun. I play a mellowed out version of "You Sexy Thing" on piano... Now I'm just trying to write stuff... I play a little bit of Ben Folds Five...

Yeah, i know, i love it! Surprisingly, its one of the more affordable Martins, running around $575 without a case. Its an electric acoustic. It sounds great plugged in, I've never had any feedback problems, or any sound problems for that matter. Its the thin body, the composite material, and the fishman pickup that help with the anti-hum/feedback. Chad, and you?

I'm playing it as we speak, I'm addicted

Jeff Buckley's version is great, I like Rufus Wainwright's version too, i picked that song, because I love when someone covers it

air - roughly 5 minutes water - a few hours not counting sleep food - a few hours not counting sleep none of your business - a week also none of your business - a year sleep - 24 hours waking up - 22 hours

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dammit I cant do five "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen

I'll have to do a top five list... in no particular order, because if it was in order, It'd be much easier to just post the #1 song... "Painless" by David Mead "Why Does it Always Rain on Me" by Travis "The First, The Last, My Everything" by the late and great Barry White "Overjoyed" by Stevie Wonder "Yesterday" by the Beatles

interesting... I'll definitely try those out...

Does anyone use these? I experiment with them all the time, Here are the ones I'm using currently... 654321 DADAAE (beware, tuning the G up to an A is very risky. I have my guitar tuned down a half a step(EbAbDbGbBbE), then I tune up to DbAbDbAbAbEb) and a capo on the 1st fret takes it right up to DADAAE.) CACGBE (This is the one I'm currently experimenting a lot with) post any alternate tunings you experiment with.

I was in marching band for all four years back in highschool... wow, I'm surprised I lasted that long. Well, I didnt become a problem until my junior year. Wow... so many band camp stories...

I'm in love with my guitar... Its definitely one that I'm going to have for a long time. Its a Martin Grand Concert. Thin Body. Black. The sound is smoothe, the action is incredible and it fits like a glove.

I'm in Marietta, GA. I've been practicing with people, but looking for full-time people...

sorta... I'm a singer/songwriter, and I've been performing solo for a little over a year. I've been practicing with some guys, just to get my full sound out there for people to listen to.

a friend of mine has a mexican telecaster hollowbody. its very nice, and much cheaper...

This movie totally just made it in my top 15 of all time list... It won the Sundance Festival Audience Choice award for best movie. Its a scottish comedy, and you need to buy it. Anyone seen it?

I play whatever I pick up, except for drums and reed instruments. Being able to play something and knowing how to play something are different. I know how to play guitar and piano/keyboard, enything else (besides drums and reeds) I can work with and figure out pretty quickly. I have yet to get a note out of a sax.

wow, I'm surprised I didnt create this thread... Those are some of the most disturbed elitists I've ever met. These are people who have a funny walk, because either Radiohead or U2 are shoved way up their asses. They're also ugly bastards with no friends outside of the internet, or other ugly bastards like themselves. They also have no lives, so all they can do is be ugly bastards with no lives and a constant pain in their asses. Elitists have this totally illogical way of thinking: "Anyone who is popular sucks and is a sellout." or "Anyone who changes is a sellout and sucks" and finally "anyone that sounds like another band is a (insert that band name here) wannabe" being a musician myself, I'll have to deal with this bullshit in the future, so I have to prepare myself for it. People will hear something and make total judgement calls, and thats totally stupid on their part, but we have to ignore them. The only thing I can say is "relax, do a little research before you speak, and remove whatever band you have shoved up your ass"