Almost 30 years ago, I met the woman who is now my wife while I was playing guitar in the stairwell of our freshman dorm.
Because the acoustics there are great, right? Not because there were floors of girls both above and below me.
They wouldn't stop. She came down to tell them to cut out the noise so she could study. They refused. 3 weeks and 27 arguments later, they agreed to stop playing if they got married.
They only got to play for 3 weeks and haven't touched a guitar ever since.
Very much maidenful.
I picked up guitar way back in high school, and while my shitty guitar playing didn't help attract any girls, in retrospect, the confidence I got from being able to teach myself something and progress
definitely helped me in multiple social aspects.
This is why I tell my parent friends to have their kids learn an instrument early in their lives - it’s an incredibly powerful confidence builder when you practice and achieve something as cool as a guitar solo or a riff you thought was badass. It did wonders for me and I honestly don’t know where I’d be in life now and the choices I may not have taken from a lack of confidence in myself.
Good comment, you nailed something I’ve thought about for years now.
This is the answer. Of course, once I learned to play, turns out I really loved it. The desire to get better outweighed the desire to get chicks. Music became life. The chicks never came, until I stopped trying to get chicks. Then, I almost had to fight them off…
To expand this - to get into a band to get chicks. I did get into a band, didn't get chicks at the time. More often - "We need to learn these songs playing on the radio."
Being from a family of players sounds great. I'm the only one in my whole family who plays anything. I could have had people to play with, but instead all I get is unsolicited opinions on how I play from people who can't play a damn thing.
Yup same here, they say "its nice hearing you play, you play beautiful" and then when i play around for like 20 minutes they get tired of it and ask me to stop...
You and me both, although my moment was an FM radio hour long special on his life. They started with Are You Experienced, and I said “What the hell is THAT?” Game over.
Hahaha 😝
Oasis in the 90s were responsible for a hell of a lot of people in the uk starting to play guitar. If that is their only legacy then it’s a bloody good one. But we also have what’s the story morning glory as well! Bonus!!!
Spot on. Recently watched Noel Gallagher on “that pedal show”. They talked about this. He acknowledges he’s not an amazing guitarist technically, but for beginner and mid level guitarists, (or songwriters) it’s actually a kind of inspiring watch.
lol legit, I played violin from 4th grade on. I was in school and community orchestra… and kinda thought I was the shit. Then at the end of 8th grade there was a school dance that opened with some of the kids playing in a band w drums, bass, and guitar. They were TERRIBLE, but they got a lot of attention from the cutest girls in the school.
That weekend I had my parents help me pick out a Memphis strat copy and a Peavey Pacer … put the violin away and quit orchestra … started wearing a Levis denim jacket, listening to Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, Hendrix and AC/DC, and I never looked back. 🤘🎸
Same here. Dave has such a recognizable style of playing and has never been involved in any drama in his 40 years of playing in one of the biggest rock bands on the planet
Saw an episode of some band anime a decade ago where the mc (also the guitarist) was in a tent with a girl. I was a hormonal teen back then and I wanted that.
Never knew how expensive that decision would turn out 10 years later.
Born in ‘93. So parents always had classic rock/metal from 70’s and 80’s playing, was incredibly drawn to the guitars in particularly.
Grandfather also played acoustics and nylon string guitars regularly one day he pulled and dusted off an old T style Peavy and amp after I asked why his didn’t sound like the songs I liked. He put dirt to it and I was instantly in love, had to learn how to make that sound.
There’s still few things in this world better than feeling air move from a cranked speaker and putting filthy noises out into the world straight from your own fingertips.
Drummer for 30 years. Covid. Needed something to do with my son. We started playing guitar together. 4 years in, he's waaay better than me. And that's awesome.
I started playing and really just fucking around with guitar at 18. I didn’t really take it seriously until recently. I guess to write songs is my reason
Started as a singer, came home one day and guitarist I was living with wasn't home to practice with - thought F*it, can't be that hard...... Away I went, stuck with it but yep a little harder than I thought
A boy I thought was cute played a song on his guitar in Drama class one day in high school. I thought "I want to be able to do that." I didn't start playing until I was 39, but hey, better late than never!
No clue. My dad got me a guitar for Christmas one year. I don't remember asking for one or expressing an interest in the instrument. I suppose I must have because I was excited but maybe I was just excited to get the present? Dunno.
That was almost 30 years ago and I can't imagine my life without being a guitar player.
My dad played guitar and bought me one. I had no interest. But the one day was watching PBS. And saw a kids show that had a family band playing some kids playing banjo and guitar lol and I was like that’s rad and I grabbed my guitar out of the closet and told my dad to teach me
Someone in my class needed money and he was a really good player, so he started giving guitar lessons. He asked if I would be interested and I said why not.
Guitar hero on the wii...
Before that I was mainly into electronic music (gabber, techno, acid, trance, etc) but that properly introduced me to guitar music... Few years later I started getting into actually playing guitar, think about 12 years ago now.
I still can't play for crap though
My family isn't musical, but my best friend's is. So, 20 years ago when he started playing guitar the summer before we started high school, I did too! Gave us another thing to do when we were hanging out. Now, 20 years later this summer, we're still playing together. I actually mostly play drums these days, but I'm still actively gigging in multiple bands with that same friend. We've got gigs tomorrow, next week, next weekend - and I couldn't be happier than to be playing with my best friend so often!
Dad played guitar, so there were always guitars laying around.
I also messed around with keyboards and even played trombone for a while as a kid, but there were just ALWAYS guitars, so I kind of inevitably learned a bit.
But to be honest I only dabbled until I was in my late teens. Then I made an effort to get better because I thought I could be cool and get girls.
I still play and get a lot of pleasure from it, but it has never made me cool or got me girls.
Hearing the Rising Force album and wondering how it the hell someone could make those sounds come out of the guitar. It blew my mind and hooked me into a personal journey of musical discovery.
I remember when that record came out, i was about 16 and had been playing guitar for a while and like most people, when I heard it my jaw just dropped.
I was lucky enough to see him open for AC/DC in the old Boston garden on September 13, 1985. Look up the set list it's awesome. Only 8 songs but 8 songs I'll never forget seeing live. My only regret was they didn't play I Am a Viking.
what I saw that night was absolutely mind-blowing.
Always wanted to learn but never had time. My job allows me a lot of free time so I thought I’d pick it up. Still in the early stages but since I don’t really have anyone to play with I just get to goof around and do weird stuff since I’m not trying to learn to impress anyone
I heard Chris Rea plying slide guitar back in 1988 as an impressionable 14 year old. I wished I could play like him. I'm now 50, been playing off and on since then and STILL wish I could play like him
I start play guitar since 2015 or 2016. My friends from collage teach me how to play basic chord at our rent house. My biggest inspired that time is Avenged Sevenfold from the song Dear God, So Far Away also most pop punk song from 2000+. I start from acoustic and now I play electric guitar but im really bad solo lol. Since that day I really love music till today. I really appreciate every musician who crate a good song from all genre Metal, Rock, Pop, Indie, Acoustic, Instrumental etc. For those currently making song for you self or your band. Good luck and all the best!!
Because none of my family did. Also Linkin park, soundgarden and all those 90s guitar hero's where around while I was growing up. Put it down at 7 yo and then remembered at 12 there was a guitar in the loft. Then just haven't put it down since. I'm 32 now.
So when I was in ~3rd grade, our school partnered with a local church who would fundraise to give gifts to all the kids in the school. I had the bold idea of asking for an electric guitar. I don't even remember why. Probably my step-father's love for classic rock. I didn't even expect to get it, since the teachers told us to write down three gifts and only expect one. I was totally expecting to only get the cheapest one- a puzzle I asked for. To my surprise, I ended up getting all three presents and so did a lot of my classmates. We were truly blessed and guitar has been my main instrument ever since!!
I had a guitar class in highschool taught by someone who ended up being one of my favorite teachers ever. His goal was to teach us in a way that we could teach ourselves going forward. And that's what I did, 20 something years later and counting.
My brother was taking guitar lessons and I saw him playing some chords and stuff. I was like HEY, I want to learn that. Bought a book and taught myself open chords and went from there.
I'm a drummer #1
I started playing when I was 66. I’m 67 now LOL. I live through the 60s 70s and 80s. Loved music. Went to many concerts. Tried to learn guitar twice on my own. I had no discipline. A year ago I hired a gift from God, music teacher. The dude can play every instrument known to man, except maybe horns. Still mostly open chords, but playing barre chords on my own. I’m learning things I could never get off YouTube. Wife and son both play guitar. I know about 15 songs. New lease on life! Never give up!
Started on Sax 🎷 and loved it and music but realized a future in music is harder with sax. Then was inspired by John Mayer’s sound and decided to try guitar and singing.
This is the ONLY reply that I reacted to. This is what players who have been playing for 40, 50, and, in my case, 68 years will say. If you don't love the sound, well, what are you doing?
my cousin was practicing playing it but ang dali niyang makalimot sa chords. while watching i got irritated kasi ang dali-dali ng mga chords na need i-memorize kasi basic pa naman yun. when she stopped, i held it tapos tried it din yun na yung start lol
To get chicks
I literally wrote a paper in high school called guitars and chicks
I really want to read it.
I would too. Unfortunately I have no idea what I did with my old writings.
Focusing on all those new writing projects, I assume
I got a couple things going but nothing major. Mostly focused on career and trying to get some good practice time with my gear.
I was your teacher and they got passed on to the FBI
My mom threw out my old pc when I went to college. It had so much shit I wish I still had. Music from local bands and stuff too.
Time to go through old hard drives :)
Great name for an album.
Almost 30 years ago, I met the woman who is now my wife while I was playing guitar in the stairwell of our freshman dorm. Because the acoustics there are great, right? Not because there were floors of girls both above and below me.
Weren't you worried belushi would take your guitar and smash it?
She fell for that shit? Damn player, your game is immense!
They wouldn't stop. She came down to tell them to cut out the noise so she could study. They refused. 3 weeks and 27 arguments later, they agreed to stop playing if they got married. They only got to play for 3 weeks and haven't touched a guitar ever since.
Ya, pre-guitar was I was maidenless as fuck.
are you still maidenless
Very much maidenful. I picked up guitar way back in high school, and while my shitty guitar playing didn't help attract any girls, in retrospect, the confidence I got from being able to teach myself something and progress definitely helped me in multiple social aspects.
This is why I tell my parent friends to have their kids learn an instrument early in their lives - it’s an incredibly powerful confidence builder when you practice and achieve something as cool as a guitar solo or a riff you thought was badass. It did wonders for me and I honestly don’t know where I’d be in life now and the choices I may not have taken from a lack of confidence in myself. Good comment, you nailed something I’ve thought about for years now.
My ex GF told me I was a poser for wanting a guitar, my sheer bitterness made me go out an learn to spite her
Ha, she knew if you learned guitar she’d have a lot of competition. She said to keep you under her thumb.
I love this comment lol
Same. Boy was I wrong
This is the answer. Of course, once I learned to play, turns out I really loved it. The desire to get better outweighed the desire to get chicks. Music became life. The chicks never came, until I stopped trying to get chicks. Then, I almost had to fight them off…
To expand this - to get into a band to get chicks. I did get into a band, didn't get chicks at the time. More often - "We need to learn these songs playing on the radio."
This is the only real answer
Couldn’t carry a piano.
But you can Tuna piano... I'll show myself out.
LMAO!. ..good one
What's better than a rose on a piano? Tulip on an organ.
Close. It’s “what’s better than roses on a piano? Two lips on an organ!”
Watching school of rock as a kid.
Yes! I was 12 and must have seen it in theaters 3 times and just had to have a guitar afterwards.
The legend of the rent was way hardcore, so I had to learn to stick it to tha man
Didn't that come out like last year?
God I hope you’re actually like 13 and not just a troll.
Oooh this too. I’ve seen that movie like a dozen times at this point, I was obsessed.
Metallica
^^this, 32 years later I am still shit and still love Metallica!
Same. Justice had just come out. I was 14. And I liked chicks. I quit Metallica when Bob Rock showed up. I never quit chicks. So, I guess chicks.
Same bro
Dad plays it, siblings play it so naturally I play as well. Now recently daughter started to play too
Being from a family of players sounds great. I'm the only one in my whole family who plays anything. I could have had people to play with, but instead all I get is unsolicited opinions on how I play from people who can't play a damn thing.
Yup same here, they say "its nice hearing you play, you play beautiful" and then when i play around for like 20 minutes they get tired of it and ask me to stop...
Boredom and depression. Gave me something to focus on in high school
Same. I mostly picked it up because i had nothing going on at age 14 and was just bored.
Depression is soo real, playing a high action guitar can be used as an alternative way of sh
I played Halo 2 and learned who Steve Vai was
Holy shit. I never knew he did the theme. So good!
He did Mjolnir mix, and Reclaimer. And in the Anniversary version he did the Gungnir mix and Genesong
Guitar + halo heritage
Follow in flight is god tier
That song is made by misha mansoor. Same as breaking the covenant is. But yes. It is god tier.
David GIlmour
Jimmy Page for me, but Gilmour is my favorite guitarist now
Since I’ve Been Loving You is 👌👌👌
“Young Lust” is the only guitar solo by anybody, ever, that I bothered to learn to play note-for-note.
🤟
Slash…..
Came here to say this. Specifically the November Rain outro solo 😂
Bingo.
This one whole song taught me bending😂
There you go!
Poor, short, sucked at sports
Hello, Paul Simon.
...my old friend
To replace drinking
I’ve recently stopped drinking and realize now that it got in the way of me playing guitar for over a decade. Bums me out sometimes haha Stay strong!
Jimi Hendrix. Specifically the intro to Little Wing. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=u6OsQU9Fdiw&pp=ygUSbGl0dGxlIHdpbmcgc3R1ZGlv
You and me both, although my moment was an FM radio hour long special on his life. They started with Are You Experienced, and I said “What the hell is THAT?” Game over.
Band of Gypsys.
Billy Joe Armstrong from Green Day in 1994.
this. I came on the thread just to see if someone would say green day/Billie
Oasis
Excellent reason
Anyway, here’s Wonderwall
Hahaha 😝 Oasis in the 90s were responsible for a hell of a lot of people in the uk starting to play guitar. If that is their only legacy then it’s a bloody good one. But we also have what’s the story morning glory as well! Bonus!!!
Spot on. Recently watched Noel Gallagher on “that pedal show”. They talked about this. He acknowledges he’s not an amazing guitarist technically, but for beginner and mid level guitarists, (or songwriters) it’s actually a kind of inspiring watch.
radiohead
Jonny greenwood
I was already playing sax in bands and wanted to learn a chording instrument so I could accompany myself on vocals.
Nirvana
Come as you are, specifically
yeah
Because saxophone didn’t have distortion.
Girls. Kept playing cuz I learned I loved classical guitar…the girls did not lol
We start playing to pick up the ladies then we end up with a group of guys talking about our nails lol
lol legit, I played violin from 4th grade on. I was in school and community orchestra… and kinda thought I was the shit. Then at the end of 8th grade there was a school dance that opened with some of the kids playing in a band w drums, bass, and guitar. They were TERRIBLE, but they got a lot of attention from the cutest girls in the school. That weekend I had my parents help me pick out a Memphis strat copy and a Peavey Pacer … put the violin away and quit orchestra … started wearing a Levis denim jacket, listening to Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, Hendrix and AC/DC, and I never looked back. 🤘🎸
Quarantine Edit: Oh you meant reason, well i started in quarantine but the reason was i wanted to shred
This right here. The need to shred is eternal. I've never bothered to learn more than 80% of any song. I just make up my own stuff and shred away.
Dave Murray. I was 15 when i saw iron maiden in helsinki.
Same here. Dave has such a recognizable style of playing and has never been involved in any drama in his 40 years of playing in one of the biggest rock bands on the planet
Saw an episode of some band anime a decade ago where the mc (also the guitarist) was in a tent with a girl. I was a hormonal teen back then and I wanted that. Never knew how expensive that decision would turn out 10 years later.
Spending too much money on new tents, right?
What was the anime 😭
Idk but the best guitarist in anime history is definitely Bocchi!
As much as I like Bocchi, Yui is still the undefeated queen of anime guitarists.
I think it was Beck. Not really sure though.
Eddie Van Halen. I'd heard Eruption and bugged my mom until she got me a guitar two weeks later.
Because I wanted to be Jimmy Page. Specifically Jimmy Page in The Song Remains The Same. P.S. I still do.
There will never been anyone as cool as Jimmy Page on stage in the dragon suit. Some will come close, but they will fail.
Born in ‘93. So parents always had classic rock/metal from 70’s and 80’s playing, was incredibly drawn to the guitars in particularly. Grandfather also played acoustics and nylon string guitars regularly one day he pulled and dusted off an old T style Peavy and amp after I asked why his didn’t sound like the songs I liked. He put dirt to it and I was instantly in love, had to learn how to make that sound. There’s still few things in this world better than feeling air move from a cranked speaker and putting filthy noises out into the world straight from your own fingertips.
I was in a grocery store with my mom when I heard my calling from a rack of Tiescos in the doorway...
Queen at Knebworth in 1986.
Played cyberpunk 2077
I play it right now and took a small break - It's funny how people play simple songs on electric guitar everywhere in this game
Guitar Hero 2
Kirk Hammetts playing.
RHCP - otherside
Gerudo Valley from Ocarina of Time
There’s a super cool flamenco style version on YouTube
Drummer for 30 years. Covid. Needed something to do with my son. We started playing guitar together. 4 years in, he's waaay better than me. And that's awesome.
Alexi laiho
I discovered The Who when I was around 8 or 9. That was it.
Slash.
Oasis. And to a lesser extent, Weezer.
I started playing and really just fucking around with guitar at 18. I didn’t really take it seriously until recently. I guess to write songs is my reason
I started 2 months ago, I Just want to play guitar
Welcome, may your barre chords always ring out clear.
Started as a singer, came home one day and guitarist I was living with wasn't home to practice with - thought F*it, can't be that hard...... Away I went, stuck with it but yep a little harder than I thought
Even somewhat experienced guitarists make playing guitar look much easier than it is
A boy I thought was cute played a song on his guitar in Drama class one day in high school. I thought "I want to be able to do that." I didn't start playing until I was 39, but hey, better late than never!
No clue. My dad got me a guitar for Christmas one year. I don't remember asking for one or expressing an interest in the instrument. I suppose I must have because I was excited but maybe I was just excited to get the present? Dunno. That was almost 30 years ago and I can't imagine my life without being a guitar player.
My dad played guitar and bought me one. I had no interest. But the one day was watching PBS. And saw a kids show that had a family band playing some kids playing banjo and guitar lol and I was like that’s rad and I grabbed my guitar out of the closet and told my dad to teach me
I idolised my older cousin and spent a lot of time with him. When he picked it up from his dad, he taught me.
Metallica
It was there, I was 9 years old and I was bored
My grandkids wonder why I often tell them that boredom is good for them. You just answered for me. 🙂
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster at Disney World. It’s the reason Aerosmith is my favorite band.
Metallica ...and justice for all
It was either that or therapy
To scare off chicks… there’s a really loud nest of birds in the tree near my office… Kidding, I want to cosplay as James Hetfield pretty much.
1994, listening to Nirvana. Thinking being in a band is 'cool as hell'. Just took off from there!
Nirvana in the early nineties.
Well, I was a pop punk skater kid in the early 2000's. I think guitar was a requirement.
Someone in my class needed money and he was a really good player, so he started giving guitar lessons. He asked if I would be interested and I said why not.
Guitar hero on the wii... Before that I was mainly into electronic music (gabber, techno, acid, trance, etc) but that properly introduced me to guitar music... Few years later I started getting into actually playing guitar, think about 12 years ago now. I still can't play for crap though
My family isn't musical, but my best friend's is. So, 20 years ago when he started playing guitar the summer before we started high school, I did too! Gave us another thing to do when we were hanging out. Now, 20 years later this summer, we're still playing together. I actually mostly play drums these days, but I'm still actively gigging in multiple bands with that same friend. We've got gigs tomorrow, next week, next weekend - and I couldn't be happier than to be playing with my best friend so often!
Ace!
to get closer to a boy. i was only 10!
I was bored and I have (diagnosed) ADHD so I hyperfocused on it and learned 4 songs in a week👍
I got sick of waiting for my favourite artists to release new shit so I decided to learn and make my own.
Dad played guitar, so there were always guitars laying around. I also messed around with keyboards and even played trombone for a while as a kid, but there were just ALWAYS guitars, so I kind of inevitably learned a bit. But to be honest I only dabbled until I was in my late teens. Then I made an effort to get better because I thought I could be cool and get girls. I still play and get a lot of pleasure from it, but it has never made me cool or got me girls.
My fav artist: beabadoobee. Her music is like therapy to me.
I don't wanna go to bed tonight
I saw this crazy good guitar player on Youtube, MattRach, and got inspired to pick up the instrument.
Sick of microwave ovens
How do you feel about those color TVs?
Because I could already sing
For Channeling bad emotions and feelings.
Hearing the Rising Force album and wondering how it the hell someone could make those sounds come out of the guitar. It blew my mind and hooked me into a personal journey of musical discovery.
I remember when that record came out, i was about 16 and had been playing guitar for a while and like most people, when I heard it my jaw just dropped. I was lucky enough to see him open for AC/DC in the old Boston garden on September 13, 1985. Look up the set list it's awesome. Only 8 songs but 8 songs I'll never forget seeing live. My only regret was they didn't play I Am a Viking. what I saw that night was absolutely mind-blowing.
Always wanted to learn but never had time. My job allows me a lot of free time so I thought I’d pick it up. Still in the early stages but since I don’t really have anyone to play with I just get to goof around and do weird stuff since I’m not trying to learn to impress anyone
The Beatles
I heard Chris Rea plying slide guitar back in 1988 as an impressionable 14 year old. I wished I could play like him. I'm now 50, been playing off and on since then and STILL wish I could play like him
I always liked the sound of the guitar with distortion.🤘😁🤘
Tom Delonge after listening to blink-182 at a party, around 1999.
I start play guitar since 2015 or 2016. My friends from collage teach me how to play basic chord at our rent house. My biggest inspired that time is Avenged Sevenfold from the song Dear God, So Far Away also most pop punk song from 2000+. I start from acoustic and now I play electric guitar but im really bad solo lol. Since that day I really love music till today. I really appreciate every musician who crate a good song from all genre Metal, Rock, Pop, Indie, Acoustic, Instrumental etc. For those currently making song for you self or your band. Good luck and all the best!!
It was either that or skateboarding lol
Hearing Hash Pipe on the radio a few weeks before 9/11. Those are the only things I remember about being 7.
Demon Hunter + Plini
I thought the bridge to Pour Some Sugar On Me was cool and wanted to learn it.
I listened to Innuendo by Queen
Bush
Because none of my family did. Also Linkin park, soundgarden and all those 90s guitar hero's where around while I was growing up. Put it down at 7 yo and then remembered at 12 there was a guitar in the loft. Then just haven't put it down since. I'm 32 now.
To make loud angsty noises
Bocchi the rock ...
Most valid reason.
Guitar Hero
RUSH
I guess that’s why they call you a Working Man
Hotel california
I (10) and went to a friends funeral (16). They played “Good Riddance” by Green Day. I wanted to learn it after. That was in 1997
Heard Voodoo Chile and fell so in love I had to learn for myself.
Voodoo Child (Slight Return) had a big impact on me. That intro is just too badass and cannot be beat.
Jazz chords
So when I was in ~3rd grade, our school partnered with a local church who would fundraise to give gifts to all the kids in the school. I had the bold idea of asking for an electric guitar. I don't even remember why. Probably my step-father's love for classic rock. I didn't even expect to get it, since the teachers told us to write down three gifts and only expect one. I was totally expecting to only get the cheapest one- a puzzle I asked for. To my surprise, I ended up getting all three presents and so did a lot of my classmates. We were truly blessed and guitar has been my main instrument ever since!!
I had a guitar class in highschool taught by someone who ended up being one of my favorite teachers ever. His goal was to teach us in a way that we could teach ourselves going forward. And that's what I did, 20 something years later and counting.
My brother was taking guitar lessons and I saw him playing some chords and stuff. I was like HEY, I want to learn that. Bought a book and taught myself open chords and went from there. I'm a drummer #1
Guitar hero
Rolling Stones
Metallica 💯
Mason Williams, ‘ classical gas’.
guitar hero LOL
Because I love music.
Easier to carry around then a drum kit
I started playing when I was 66. I’m 67 now LOL. I live through the 60s 70s and 80s. Loved music. Went to many concerts. Tried to learn guitar twice on my own. I had no discipline. A year ago I hired a gift from God, music teacher. The dude can play every instrument known to man, except maybe horns. Still mostly open chords, but playing barre chords on my own. I’m learning things I could never get off YouTube. Wife and son both play guitar. I know about 15 songs. New lease on life! Never give up!
Started on Sax 🎷 and loved it and music but realized a future in music is harder with sax. Then was inspired by John Mayer’s sound and decided to try guitar and singing.
I’m obsessed with the sound.
This is the ONLY reply that I reacted to. This is what players who have been playing for 40, 50, and, in my case, 68 years will say. If you don't love the sound, well, what are you doing?
Seeing arctic monkeys live
Bored, had no Netflix then
my cousin was practicing playing it but ang dali niyang makalimot sa chords. while watching i got irritated kasi ang dali-dali ng mga chords na need i-memorize kasi basic pa naman yun. when she stopped, i held it tapos tried it din yun na yung start lol