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I can play that too! I love the chords cause you can play it all sorts of ways and it still sounds amazing! I just figured out if you add an extra note here and there, it sounds great for acoustic performances :D

I'm in that phase with Paradise :P I can play the live version hahah

lmao well music is a fun and awesome thing! you can meet all sorts of people and get to do awesome things and such :awesome:

hahah it takes practice

haha lucky

Yah my parents dont like them. They also dont like me being part of the fandom. :dozey:

Yes, but my parents wouldnt let me go because i dont have a ride -__-

Remember, there's some unused stuff from the Viva era that's been hinted at to be recycled, not to mention the stuff from the MX era as well. I think the guys are just gonna finish the songs that are mostly near, if not already, completion.

I didn't have a ride and when the pre-sale was agoing on, i didnt know I was gonna work in NYC so I didn't count for the fact that I could take the train by myself :P

:lol: I would do anything to see them...if they ever do come back

I would've done the same hahah

I never did :bigcry: My friend on here (known affectionately as Blondie,) sent me some...but I never got to see them and they came to NJ...I was like |_| that close to seeing them but I lost a radio raffle -__-

Depends on what you do, but a new paint job defiantly :nod: You would have to sand it down, then add layers of paint. The process takes weeks and the guitar could get warped...it's not that bad, but it is a side-effect. If you add stickers (like a butterfly confetti like me,) then not really :P

No problem :nice: Good luck!

Yes, but usually most people get electric guitars to play single notes, rather then chords, but you can still do both. You can take an acoustic song and make it electric. *Hint* I figured that if you play close to the bridge on an acoustic, you get that twanny sound like an electric lmao

Yes and reason is because: A. It's A LOT cheaper B. It's easier to work with Q. You can do some neat things on acoustic guitars. Plus they're not as abrasive or heavy. They feel nicer to have...although mine is a little bigger then I'd like it, but it's a good guitar for a great deal :awesome:

It all depends what you're intro hahah. I learn by practicing so it helps to know people who are into that parts of music you're interested it and also to have the instruments with you. I recommend talking to you're friends who know guitar better to get their opinion :P

I got it off of Craigslist for $225. The guy had it originally for $250, but since it was a left-handed, he dropped it for me. Also it came with 2 pack of strings, a case, and a tuner with some guitar picks. It was Dean, blue color and it's electric acoustic so i can plug it in to an amplifier if I wish :p

:sneaky: I'll try to mail it this week in NYC...wait that's a bad thing...but I'll mail it via Federal Post :awesome:

Considering I still suck at guitar and only get the music theory part of it, songs that use you're thumb...

:uhoh: I learned Fix You pretty quick lol My first song was Us Against the World. The chords are easy since it's in the key of C I believe.

It's not better then the UK...well...oo that's a toughie :lol:

Boy click the damn link Ouch posted ^ :facepalm:

Yes :lol: and yes I am...why else would a Vietnamese 16-year-old bare the American flag under his avatar? :P

Err....not really. In theory yes, but there are some differences such as string quality (the strings are a lot thicker,) equipment (you need an amplifier, etc.) various models, and techniques.